Express Raja

Raja, with partners Sreenu and Giri, kidnaps a pet dog and bolts from the scene. The offbeat energy of Inumu, who sets the tone for the wild chase, looms as the pursuit begins. This inciting incident sets the misfit crew on a chaotic path through the city.

A brisk flashback reveals their misfit lives before arriving in Hyderabad. Raja's father is a devoted teacher and NGO activist; Sreenu wrestles with his own troubles under the same roof; the local inspector brands them vagabonds and urges real work. These tangled family dynamics push them toward a life of scuffles and schemes.

The crew relocates to Hyderabad, hoping for a fresh start. An officious inspector greets them with exasperation and tells them to abandon their vagabond ways and seek legitimate work. The encounter sets the tone for their precarious path in the metropolis.

Raja spots Amulya and starts courting her by posing as a dictionary salesman. During an early encounter, he saves her from an attempted assault, cementing a dangerous, instant connection. Amulya, a dog lover, is drawn to Raja’s reckless charm despite his secret fear of dogs.

Amulya witnesses Raja handing over her beloved dog to the municipal authorities, shattering her trust. The romance sours, and the couple breaks up as they confront the consequences of their schemes. The dyad's bond fractures under the weight of their actions.

To mend fences and regain standing, Raja and Sreenu hatch a plan to recover the dog, even if it means bending the rules. They also attempt to impress powerful figures by selling dictionaries in bulk, hoping the windfall funds a proper reunion with Amulya. The scheme blends humor with high-stakes risk.

The audacious scheme brings them into contact with a larger-than-life persona, embodied by Brahmaji as a Bill Gates-like figure. For a moment, the boys glimpse a path out of their self-made chaos. The encounter adds a meta-layer of satire to their caper.

At a local pet shop, a bag swap derails their plan and creates collateral damage. Giri’s heartfelt apology comes with a heavy misstep as Amulya’s love letters are burned. The dog ends up leaving with a new owner, complicating the search and escalating tensions.

The group intensifies the search and tracks the dog to Binami British’s home. Supreet’s eccentric performance anchors a sequence of cross-cultural chaos as they close in on Amulya's beloved pet. The chase grows more tangled by the moment.

Raja finally delivers the dog to Amulya. He learns she is set to marry Kesava Reddy, the son of a powerful Nellore MLA, complicating their romance and forcing them to confront the consequences of their lives of mischief.

The lovers flee toward Nellore as Kesava Reddy’s gang closes in. A dancing troupe becomes part of their improvised escape route, but danger remains and the pursuit tightens. The stakes grow as their tenuous romance collides with political power.

In a tense bargaining moment, they return the dog to Binami British to secure Amulya’s safety. Raja uses quick wits and an Oxford Dictionary to knock out Kesava Reddy and rescue Amulya and their friends. The misfit crew finds dignity, and the bonds between friends, lovers, and families endure.