Khaali Peeli

Ten years earlier, Blackie, as a street-smart young man, comes under Yusuf's wing and begins a life in the shadow economy. He starts by selling cinema tickets in black for Yusuf, laying the groundwork for a tangled loyalty.

Blackie helps plan a jewellery heist with his father. The scheme backfires, landing him in trouble, but he escapes and spends years on the run, staying one step ahead of the law.

During a city-wide taxi strike, Blackie earns 5000 rupees driving a pregnant woman to the hospital. The high-stakes ride drags him into conflict with strike leaders and fellow drivers, culminating in him stabbing another driver and stepping deeper into a life of crime.

Pooja decides to break free at eighteen and runs with a bag of stolen money. She meets Blackie, who agrees to help her reach safety for a price that starts at Rs 15,000 and climbs to Rs 25,000 once he learns what she carries.

Pooja is tied to a powerful brothel owner, and Choksi Seth promises to shoulder all expenses for her escape with the expectation of claiming her once she is eighteen. Her past haunts every move, complicating her bid for freedom.

Khala, Pooja’s madam, confronts Yusuf Chikna, a ruthless crime lord who runs the brothel. Yusuf delivers a brutal blow when he kills Khala, underscoring the brutal stakes of their world.

Ten years earlier, Yusuf had taken Blackie under his wing and Blackie’s path in the underworld begins with small, illicit gigs. He moves from selling tickets in black to taking on riskier assignments, shaping the man he becomes.

Inspector Tavde begins linking a taxi-driver stabbing, a jewellery-store robbery, and the missing girl. His investigations intensify as Blackie becomes a person of interest in the movements of the taxi and the blurred lines between pursuit and protection.

Blackie and Pooja scheme to leave the city, hoping to outrun Yusuf and the law. Yusuf learns they are moving, signaling that danger will follow them wherever they go and raising the stakes of every decision.

At a high-stakes handoff, Blackie tries to stage a rescue but ends up handing Pooja over to Yusuf’s men. Pooja slips away and boards a bus out of the city, leaving Blackie to confront the consequences of his choices.

Realizing the peril, Blackie surrenders to Inspector Bhim, hoping to shield Pooja’s disappearance and buy her safety time. Inspector Tavde maintains a watchful guard as events unfold.

In the climactic confrontation, Yusuf is killed and Tawde is celebrated with a medal. Blackie is sentenced to two years in prison for his transgressions, while Pooja waits outside the jail, a quiet sign of hope that love and forgiveness can endure.