Heropanti

On Renu's wedding night she elopes with her boyfriend Rakesh. Chaudhary, a stern patriarch, immediately mobilizes his men to bring them back and even forces two of Rakesh's friends to reveal Bablu's name. The hunt begins, setting the stage for a clash between family honor and forbidden love.

Chaudhary's brothers confront Bablu, but he overpowers them and is eventually subdued by the family. He is captured and subjected to interrogation as suspicion falls on his loyalty and possible involvement. This moment deepens the rift between Bablu and Chaudhary and intensifies the search.

Bablu and his friends are held captive and interrogated, insisting they know nothing about Renu and Rakesh. With each interrogation, the tension between love and duty grows, driving the plot forward. The capture raises the stakes for every character involved.

Bablu shares with his friends the existence of a girl whose earring he found, hinting at a deeper mystery behind the disappearance. The personal stake adds urgency to the pursuit and foreshadows later revelations. The group weighs how this clue might alter their plan.

Dimpy uncovers Renu's hidden love letters, risking exposure of her sister's secret. She tries to shield Renu but ends up dragging Bablu and his friends deeper into the mess. The letters become leverage that tangles loyalties and compels action.

Using the letters as leverage, Bablu coerces Dimpy into helping locate the girl he loves. Dimpy reluctantly agrees, and a reluctant alliance is formed. This uneasy partnership propels the group toward the dangerous journey ahead.

On a town trip with Chaudhary's men to search for Renu and Rakesh, Bablu helps them flee toward Shimla, but Dimpy is overheard by Pappi. Bablu's group is beaten and recaptured, and their escape plan collapses. The setback hardens resentments and tests loyalties.

During the road trip, Dimpy and Bablu cross paths again, and she realizes he knows where Renu and Rakesh are. Their fragile bond grows more complicated as danger closes in. The revelation intensifies the push-pull between duty to the family and personal longing.

The search continues in Delhi as the group travels there; Dimpy is kidnapped but rescued by Bablu. Chaudhary's grudging trust begins to form as he sees Bablu's bravery. The rescue strengthens Bablu's standing and the option of Dimpy's future with him.

Chaudhary tracks down Renu and Rakesh on a bus, and Renu reveals she is pregnant. He spares their lives but disowns Renu, a harsh blow that tests family loyalty and foreshadows reconciliation yet to come. The moment marks a turning point in the patriarch's stance.

Back home, Chaudhary arranges Dimpy's marriage to Rajjo, a wealthy suitor, in an effort to prevent another elopement. Bablu is heartbroken but resolves to stay and win Dimpy, even if it means leaving and then returning with renewed resolve. The clash between tradition and love deepens.

Just as Bablu and his friends are about to depart, Rajjo arrives, beats Bablu and insults Dimpy. Bablu fights back and defeats Rajjo, but Chaudhary intervenes at the last moment. He then tells Bablu to take Dimpy away, signaling a shift toward allowing their union.

In a symbolic turn, Chaudhary forgives Renu and accepts her back as his daughter, and finally, the family agrees to inter-caste and love marriages. The film ends on a hopeful note as the family embraces a future where tradition and true love coexist. The community stands with them, celebrating the union of Bablu and Dimpy.