Duniyadari

Shreyas arrives in Pune and moves into a college hostel, stepping into a rhythm very different from Mumbai. He crosses paths with Digambar 'Digya' Patil and his colorful hangout crew, which immediately pulls him into a new social orbit. The stage is set for rivalries, friendships, and a complicated emotional landscape to unfold.

Within Digya's rowdy world, Shreyas earns respect as a calming, loyal presence. He watches tensions with Sai Dedgaonkar, the son of a local politician, unfold around the group. New loyalties begin to emerge, anchored by Shreyas' steady sense of duty.

Pritam and Shirin arrive from Kolhapur, adding a new energy to the circle. Shirin is a medical student who frequently visits the campus, while Meenu's subtle presence hints at an upcoming romantic tangle. Shreyas cautiously starts forming new bonds within this expanded world.

Shreyas finds himself drawn to Shirin, while Meenu also harbors feelings for him, creating a tense love triangle. The emotional stakes rise as Shirin's loyalties pull in opposite directions. Meenu and Shreyas' bond begins to alter the social dynamics around them.

At Shirin's birthday gathering, it becomes clear that her father intends to wed her to Sai, pressuring her against her own wishes. Digya's crew nudges Shreyas toward Meenu, deepening their bond and stirring Shirin's dilemma. The party crystallizes the conflict between love and obligation.

Digya's world shakes when Surekha Bhate's impending marriage to a stranger strains his loyalty and belonging. The tension into the social circle mirrors the fragility of friendships under pressure. The subplot widens the stakes for Shreyas and his companions.

Shreyas' mother reveals she once loved a man named Shreyas Gokhale before being forced into a marriage. The revelation reframes Shreyas' understanding of love, memory, and obligation. He is pushed to rethink his own path and what binds a family together.

Motivated by the family truth and a desire to fight for love, Shreyas returns to Pune with a heavier but more determined heart. He reconnects with his friends and steels himself for the challenges ahead. The campus becomes the arena where he pursues a higher personal mission.

Meenu's father discovers her romance with Shreyas and forbids future meetings, heightening the stakes. Driven by love, Meenu escapes home to marry Shreyas, risking family and social disapproval. Shreyas grapples with guilt and responsibility toward her.

The tensions peak at the railway station as Shirin questions Shreyas about his true feelings, while Sai publicly announces his forthcoming marriage to Shirin in Kolhapur. The moment forces Shreyas to choose between competing desires and social pressures. The trajectory toward a definitive choice accelerates.

Shreyas encounters MK, a depressed alcoholic whose life had briefly intersected his path. MK's suicide after a failed recovery shakes him to the core. In MK's wallet, Shreyas discovers a photo linking MK to his mother's former lover Shreyas Gokhale, reshaping his understanding of his own lineage.

At the Kolhapur ceremony, Shreyas interrupts Shirin's impending marriage to Sai and leads a fierce confrontation against Sai and his henchmen. He defeats Sai, and he and Shirin walk away together, learning they must face an uncertain future. The couple learns Shirin is pregnant while Shreyas carries a terminal illness, turning their victory into a fragile, time-bound hope.

Shreyas expresses a final wish that all his friends – old and new – reunite each year on his birthday at their beloved campus hangout. The film closes with the circle gathering years later, older but bound by shared memories and the enduring power of friendship and love. Their annual tradition becomes a living memorial to Shreyas' life.