Highway

Veera Tripathi, a wealthy business magnate's daughter, is preparing for her grand wedding. Feeling overwhelmed by the rituals and constant family attention, she seeks a moment of escape from the pressures surrounding her.

In search of a reprieve, Veera takes a drive with her conservative fiancé Vinay. Unbeknownst to her, this trip will lead to a horrifying turn of events at a nearby petrol station.

While at the petrol station, Veera is abruptly kidnapped by a gang of criminals who use her as a shield to escape the police. Vinay, paralyzed with fear, is helpless as the gang takes Veera away.

Veera is taken to a remote safe house, where chaos brews among the kidnappers, particularly under the ruthless Kasana. Tensions rise as the gang realizes Veera's father has powerful connections.

Mahabir, one of the gang members, reveals his plan to place Veera in a brothel if they can't secure a ransom. His deep resentment towards the wealthy fuels his cruel intentions.

As the gang moves Veera across cities to evade capture, she tries to flee from her captors. Mahabir allows her to run briefly, but quickly realizes that her survival is intertwined with his.

Despite her dire situation, Veera begins to assert herself against Mahabir. Their interactions shift from captor and captive to a complex relationship as they share snippets of their painful pasts.

Veera experiences a turning point as she chooses to hide from the police instead of revealing her whereabouts. This decision marks the beginning of her embrace of newfound freedom amidst her captivity.

As Veera learns about Mahabir's traumatic childhood, a bond begins to form between them. Their shared struggles lead to a rare moment of empathy and understanding, altering the dynamics of their relationship.

Veera and Mahabir find solace in a quaint hilltop home, where she shares her dream of a peaceful life. Their connection deepens, bringing a sense of peace that they had both longed for.

The calm of their new life is abruptly shattered as the police discover their hideout. In the ensuing chaos, Mahabir is shot dead, leaving Veera devastated and alone once more.

Veera is eventually rescued and returned to her family, where the healing process begins. Surrounded by her loved ones, including her fiancé Vinay, she attempts to reclaim her life.

With newfound courage, Veera confronts her uncle about the abuse she suffered as a child. This significant moment symbolizes her breaking free from the shackles of her family’s silence and a pivotal step in her healing.

Determined to build a brighter future, Veera moves to the mountains and starts a factory. This decision represents her commitment to leave her troubled past behind and carve her own path.

In the film’s poignant conclusion, Veera stands overlooking the mountains while reminiscing about Mahabir. Her memories reveal a reconciled past, emphasizing her growth and newfound strength.