Dilwale

Arun Saxena is confined to a mental hospital after his behavior and alleged guilt. He makes a failed attempt to escape, but the doctors quickly stop him. The hospital becomes the frame for the present-day struggle over his sanity and innocence.

Jamuna sits in front of a temple every day with her back turned to God, vowing to face God only when Arun returns. Her unwavering ritual marks the emotional anchor of the film's present-day timeline. The vigil underscores the personal cost of Arun's fate.

Inspector Vikram Singh and his superior visit Arun to assess his condition. Arun reacts with aggression when Sapna's name is mentioned, hinting at a deeper story. The doctors note his emotional volatility rather than simple madness.

Doctors administer a shock treatment to render Arun unconscious. Vikram is moved by Arun's behavior and suspects there is more to him than insanity. The episode sets the stage for the flashback to come.

Jamuna visits Arun in the ward and pleads for him to wake up. She tells him he must seek revenge against Mama Thakur for the wrongs done to their family. The moment deepens the film's dual focus on memory and justice.

Vikram overhears Jamuna's plea and agrees to learn Arun's full story at the temple. The film moves into a past narrative, revealing how Arun's life unfolded before his confinement. The temple becomes a bridge between present concerns and past events.

Arun is a happy, carefree poet in the past and falls in love with Sapna at a party. His spontaneous charm and bravery foreshadow his later sacrifices. The encounter sets the romantic core of the story.

Mama Thakur is shown hiding his true motive to seize Sapna's wealth. He hires Shankar Bihari to manipulate Sapna and push Arun aside. The villain's plans establish the looming danger over Arun and Sapna's romance.

Sapna initially rejects Arun but is later moved by his willingness to sacrifice his life for her. Her growing trust deepens their bond and troubles the villain's plans. The redemption arc strengthens Arun's devotion.

Shankar sends Jyoti to seduce Arun, which Sapna misinterprets. Arun and Sapna briefly reconcile, but Mama's machinations persevere. The deception drives a wedge between the lovers and fuels the conflict.

Mama's goons attack Arun and Sapna, and Arun is later framed for Jyoti's murder due to his association with her. Jamuna is tortured to force a confession, pushing Arun toward a desperate act. The wrongful framing marks a turning point toward tragedy.

Arun confesses under torture and Sapna believes he is guilty, ending their relationship. Unable to bear the news, Arun's sanity slips, and he is admitted to a mental asylum. The present-day plot begins to solidify around this fallout.

Natwar reveals he secretly photographed the murder and blackmails Mama Thakur. He arranges for Natwar to be killed by hitmen. Arun watches a murder attempt from inside the asylum van as the danger closes in.

Arun experiences an electric shock that restores his memories and sanity. The police arrive to arrest him, but Vikram intervenes and helps him escape, setting the stage for revenge. The reunion with Sapna becomes increasingly likely.

Arun intensifies his vengeance by burning Mama Thakur's businesses and capturing Mama himself. Sapna is rescued and reunites with Arun, while Vikram drives them away, watching with a mix of sadness and relief. The film ends with Arun and Sapna together, and Vikram's complex feelings acknowledged.