Ek Paheli Leela

Karan, a singer and musician, moves into a new house in Mumbai with his friends. He frequently lends his musical skills to his sister Radhika and her colleague Andy as they work on fashion shows. This move sets up his personal circle and hints at the career base of the story.

Radhika hopes to cast Meera for her India-based fashion events, but Meera is reluctant. With Andy’s help, Radhika tricks Meera into traveling to India by making her drunk. Meera's arrival in India marks the beginning of a larger conflict that blends fashion with fate.

Meera uncovers the ruse but her mood softens when she sees Rajasthan’s children playing a traditional game. She joins in, momentarily forgetting her anger and fatigue. This moment hints at a deeper connection to the region and its past.

In Rajasthan, Meera meets Ranveer Singh, a Rajput prince, and they fall in love. Their bond quickly leads to marriage, tying Meera to the local saga. The romance becomes central as memories from the past begin to surface.

Ranveer becomes entangled in a property dispute with his cousin Bikram Singh. The conflict casts a shadow over the family and the region’s stability. It foreshadows the confrontation over Leela's statue and the disputed ground.

Karan experiences troubling dreams of being whipped and shouts Leela at night. The friends seek guidance from a Pandit, who explains that the pain comes from a past life about 300 years ago. This sets the stage for a journey into memory and destiny.

With the Pandit's aid, Karan journeys into his history and discovers he was Shravan, a man who loved Leela, in a timeline roughly 300 years in the past. The reveal links Sunny Leone’s Leela in both lifetimes. The past-life memory starts to reshape the present.

In the past, Bhairao, an artist who raised Leela as his muse, orders tragedy to fall on Shravan and Leela. Bhairao is revealed as the architect of their doom. This revelation haunts Karan in the present as he tries to understand his guilt.

Bhairao pushes Shravan and Leela into a pit of fire, killing them both. The doomed lovers' memory becomes a central motivator for Karan’s actions in the present. The tragedy also explains the source of Leela’s statue’s significance.

Guided by the Pandit, Karan heads to Bhairao Virajana—the disputed ground between Ranveer and Bikram. A statue of Leela is believed to be hidden among the ruins and is valued at $10 billion. The quest links the past tragedy to the present conflict.

Bikram discovers Karan trespassing and hands him to Ranveer to report outsiders invading their property. Inside the palace, Karan tries to remind Meera of their past, but she remains unconvinced. Bikram overhears enough to learn where Leela’s statue lies behind a wall.

With Bikram closing in, Meera and Karan reveal the statue's secret. Karan finally discloses that the statue lies behind a wall, and Bikram races to it. Just then, Ranveer arrives and halts Bikram by injuring him with a sword.

Realizing his true identity as Bhairao’s reincarnation, Karan battles guilt and the possibility of self-destruction. Meera and Ranveer intervene, steering him away from suicide. The final act showcases Karan’s musical triumph with the album Tere Bin and a hopeful future for all three.