Jannat 2

Sonu Dilli is a street-smart, small-time arms dealer in Delhi who talks his way through trouble and scrapes by on charm. He thrives on risk and uses wit to stay ahead of rivals and police. His world begins to fracture as a tough cop starts pressing for information.

A tough cop, ACP Pratap Raghuvanshi, enters the story and presses Sonu for information. Sonu becomes an informant to buy himself time in jail and to keep his secrets. The new alliance ties him to the ongoing hunt for illegal arms rackets.

The informant role gives Sonu a temporary shield, but it also binds him to the police pursuit of the gun trade. He feeds Pratap tips while dodging consequences and trying to stay one step ahead. The net tightens around Delhi's gun network.

Sonu falls for Dr. Jhanvi Singh Tomar and begins to imagine a quiet life away from crime. He woos her and dares to dream of normalcy. The romance adds pressure to leave the guns behind.

Pratap's relentless pursuit of the gang's leadership pulls Sonu back into the informant role, offering protection and a better future if he remains useful. Sonu wrestles with loyalty to love and to the oath he keeps with the police. The double life begins to fray.

The twist reveals Jhanvi's estranged father, Mangal Singh Tomar, is the very leader of Delhi's gun empire. Sonu realizes the stakes are higher as he digs deeper into the double life. His loyalties blur as he balances police loyalty with criminal loyalty.

To protect Jhanvi and advance Pratap's case, Sonu goes undercover for Pratap while ingratiating himself with Mangal's gang by pretending to be corrupt and loyal. The act requires him to hide the truth from both sides. The danger grows as the lies start to collide.

A shadowy informer within the police leaks Sonu's precarious truth to Mangal, tightening the noose. Sonu must navigate a minefield of loyalties, betrayals, and the threat to Jhanvi. Tension rises as trust collapses.

Tensions explode into a brutal shootout as Mangal's gang closes in. Sonu phones Pratap for help, who mobilizes the entire force for a confrontation. The city braces for a violent showdown.

Out in the open, Sonu is cornered by Mangal's men and a volley erupts. The Police Chief Commissioner shoots Sonu, and the police retaliate violently. The lines between crime and law blur in a single, devastating moment.

Gravely wounded, Sonu asks Pratap to shield Jhanvi from the truth, insisting she not learn he was a criminal any more than a victim. Pratap carries that burden to Jhanvi's doorstep with a version that preserves her hope. The cost of his lies weighs on both men.

Jhanvi chooses to move forward with life, shaping her own truth after Sonu's death. The memory of Sonu lingers as she steps into an uncertain future. The ending reflects the sacrifices and consequences of loyalty and crime.

The film closes on the idea that even when a life of crime is ended, its echoes haunt those left behind. The struggle to reconcile love, loyalty, and safety continues beyond the final frame. The path to a hopeful ordinary future remains fragile.