Dohchay

Two masked bandits hijack a local bank in a tense, take-over style robbery and extract ₹2 crore at gunpoint. Customers and staff surrender as the standoff tightens around the premises. The two thieves debate how to divide the loot—share with their boss or run away with it.

Chandu is a small-time conman who uses clever schemes to educate his sister and fund her dream of becoming a doctor. He operates with a rough edge while constantly wary of CI Richard, a corrupt cop who always wants a cut. The tension between his quick schemes and moral scruples drives his early choices.

Chandu's father falls gravely ill, and hospital costs threaten to derail his sister's education. To secure the funds, Chandu hatches a risky con against a drug dealer. The plan pulls him deeper into a dangerous web and draws the attention of Richard.

Chandu crosses paths with Meera, a bright fellow student at the same college, and their friendship slowly blossoms into romance. Meera becomes an essential ally as Chandu navigates his schemes. Their relationship provides a human anchor amid high-stakes machinations.

Chandu extends his con into a fake land-right scheme that supposedly belongs to a powerful family, demanding a processing fee of ₹4 crore. Bullet Babu is drawn into the ruse by the lure of a quick fortune. Richard continues to watch, hoping to trap Chandu.

Bullet Babu agrees to the land-right con, chasing a quick payday. Richard tries to trap Chandu by turning Bullet Babu against him, but Bullet Babu reveals he’s been playing Richard all along and shares the payoff with Chandu. A dramatic car chase follows as the scheme spirals out of control.

Meera captures a damning video showing Richard scheming to trap Chandu, undermining the corrupt cop’s plan. The footage triggers a disciplinary review, leading to Richard’s suspension. The episode tightens the knot between truth and deception in the con.

Manikyam, the gang boss, reappears in Chandu’s life and kidnaps their father and sister, forcing the family to hand over the two crores. The threat forces Chandu to push his plan to the limit. The criminals tighten their grip as loyalty is tested.

With no money left, Chandu designs a daring con using Bullet Babu as bait to reclaim the loot. He stages a high-stakes operation and threads a web of misdirection that pits allies against each other. The cat-and-mouse sequence tests trust and resolve.

Chandu orchestrates a fake police station and a fake court so Manikyam can admit to his crimes under the illusion of facing justice. The elaborate ruse is designed to flush out the truth while keeping the victimized family safe. The setup blurs lines between deception and accountability.

Manikyam is brought to a real court where his admission of guilt leads to a conviction. The family, with Meera by Chandu’s side, walks free from the courthouse, their bonds reinforced by the night’s hard lessons. Justice is served, though the path was fraught with manipulation.

The ensemble threads suspense with humor and heart, closing on a note of redemption and loyalty. Nyra Banerjee’s item number adds a stylish showpiece to the film’s brisk pacing. The relationship between Chandu and Meera remains the emotional core of the story.

The family’s education goals are secured and love endures amid deception and justice. The story leaves the audience with a message about trust, loyalty, and the costs and comforts of a morally complex path.