Karan, Jay Bhanushali, is a singer and musician who moves into a new house in Mumbai with his friends, and he often lends his musical skills to his sister Radhika and her colleague Andy as they work on fashion shows.
Radhika hopes to cast Meera, Sunny Leone, for her India-based fashion events, but Meera is reluctant. So, with Andy’s help, Radhika tricks Meera into traveling to India by making her drunk. Once they land, Meera uncovers the ruse and grows furious, though her mood softens when she spots Rajasthan’s children playing a traditional game and she joins in, temporarily forgetting her troubles.
In Rajasthan, Meera meets Ranveer Singh, Mohit Ahlawat, a Rajput prince who becomes her husband after they fall in love. Ranveer is entangled in a property dispute with his cousin Bikram Singh, a conflict that looms over the family and the region.
Meanwhile, Karan has troubling dreams of being whipped, waking up with the shout, “Leela! Leela!” repeatedly. To understand these visions, his friends seek guidance from a Pandit, who explains that his pain stems from a past life some 300 years ago.
With the Pandit’s aid, Karan journeys into his own history and discovers he was Shravan, a man who loved a woman named Leela. Leela is portrayed by the same actor, Sunny Leone. In that far прошлый life, Bhairao, an artist who raised Leela as his muse, is revealed to be the one who ordered tragedy: Bhairao, Rahul Dev, kills both Shravan and Leela by pushing them into a pit of fire, a deed that haunts Karan in the present.
Guided by the Pandit’s counsel, Karan heads to Bhairao Virajana—the disputed ground between Ranveer and Bikram—where a statue of Leela is believed to be hidden among the ruins and is valued at a staggering $10 billion.
Bikram discovers Karan trespassing and delivers him to Prince Ranveer to report that outsiders are invading their property. Inside the palace, Karan tries to remind Meera of their shared past, but she remains unconvinced. To awaken her memory, Karan plays a song titled “Tere Bin,” which draws Meera back to their former life as Leela. Bikram overhears enough to learn where Leela’s statue lies, so he captures Karan and Meera, forcing them to reveal the statue’s secret.
With Bikram and his henchmen closing in, Meera and Karan are manipulated into divulging the truth. Karan eventually reveals that the statue lies behind a wall, prompting Bikram to race to it. Just then, Ranveer arrives and halts Bikram by injuring him with a sword.
In the climactic moments, Karan realizes that his true identity is the reincarnation of Bhairao, not Shravan (who has reincarnated as Ranveer). Struggling with guilt and the consequences of past deeds, Karan contemplates suicide, but Meera and Ranveer intervene, steering him away from self-destruction.
Ultimately, Karan’s musical prowess shines, with his album “Tere Bin” bringing him fame. The story resolves on a hopeful note for Karan, Meera, Ranveer, and the lives they share, weaving together past and present into a reconciled future.
