Kill (2024) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Tulika refuses to elope with Amrit because she fears her father's wrath. As the daughter of powerful businessman Baldev Singh Thakur, she knows going against his wishes would have severe consequences. Her fear of disappointing or angering her father prevents her from taking the risk, even though she has feelings for Amrit.

Foreshadowing: Earlier, Baldev's control over Tulika's life is shown through his arrangement of her engagement to Jass Pratap Singh without her input.

• tulika
• amrit
• elope
• baldev singh thakur
• father
• refusal

The bandits, led by Fani Bhushan, hijack the train to execute a heist targeting wealthy passengers. When they learn that Baldev Singh Thakur is on board, they see it as a major opportunity for ransom. Their plan involves robbing specific coaches, killing guards, and escaping before authorities can respond, using communication jammers to block outside contact.

Foreshadowing: The train passes through Daltonganj station, where the bandits have positioned themselves to board the moving train.

• dacoits
• heist
• bandits
• fani bhushan
• train hijack
• robbery

Amrit and his colleague Viresh board the same train as Tulika and her family after learning that Tulika's engagement ceremony is set to take place in Ranchi. They travel from Palampur to Ranchi hoping to find an opportunity to speak with Tulika again and convince her to change her mind about the arranged marriage.

Foreshadowing: Amrit had previously asked Tulika to elope with him, but she refused out of fear of her father.

• amrit
• viresh
• train
• ranch
• tulika
• follow

Viresh is captured by Fani Bhushan, who uses him as bait to lure out Amrit. Throughout the chaos, Viresh is severely wounded but continues to fight. He eventually sacrifices himself while trying to protect the remaining passengers from the bandits.

Foreshadowing: Viresh initially kills Babban, Fani's uncle, to protect Tulika's mother, setting him up as a target for the bandits.

• viresh
• bhukhan
• captured
• sacrificed
• bandits
• wounded

During a confrontation on the train, Fani stabs Tulika and throws her off the moving train. This act is primarily meant to use her as leverage against Amrit, but it also serves as a cruel display of power. Fani's father Beni later criticizes him for this murder, fearing the vengeance of Baldev Singh Thakur.

Foreshadowing: Fani had already targeted Baldev's family for ransom, viewing them as valuable leverage.

• tulika
• fani bhushan
• killed
• stabbed
• thrown off train
• murder

Tulika's brutal murder by Fani completely shatters Amrit. Instead of continuing to try to save the other hostages strategically, his grief transforms into uncontrollable rage. This emotional breakdown drives him to brutally kill every bandit he encounters, making his mission now about revenge rather than just stopping the robbery.

Foreshadowing: Amrit's love for Tulika was established earlier when he asked her to elope and proposed to her on the train.

• amrit
• rage
• rampage
• revenge
• tulika death
• grief

Ahaana, Tulika's younger sister, becomes trapped somewhere on the train during the chaos. Amrit searches specifically for her to rescue her from the bandits. She is eventually rescued by the police along with Viresh, and they are reunited with Baldev Singh Thakur.

Foreshadowing: Ahaana is mentioned as traveling with the family, making her a vulnerable target during the hijacking.

• ahaana
• tulika sister
• trapped
• rescued
• police

The bandits use communication jammers to prevent any news of the robbery from reaching authorities. However, the passengers, including Ahaana and train staff, manage to barricade themselves and alert the Railway Security forces. With the jammers no longer effective and the situation escalating, the police are finally informed and begin their rescue operation.

Foreshadowing: Beni Bhushan sets up state-of-the-art communication jammers at the beginning of the heist.

• police
• alerted
• rescue
• jammers
• railway security
• passengers

Fani Bhushan is the son of Beni Bhushan, the notorious leader of the dacoit gang. Beni provides the operational support, including communication jammers and additional men at later stages. However, Beni strongly criticizes Fani for killing Tulika, fearing that Baldev Singh Thakur's vengeance would be devastating. This highlights a power struggle and differing perspectives on the heist's execution.

Foreshadowing: Beni waits with his men and equipment at a predetermined location, showing his leadership role in the gang.

• fani
• beni
• father son
• gang leader
• dacoit
• conflict

In the climactic showdown, Amrit fights Fani in a dark coach of the train. After a brutal hand-to-hand struggle, Amrit finally overpowers Fani using a hammer and his fists, killing him. This confrontation avenges Tulika's death and marks the end of Fani's reign of terror on the train.

Foreshadowing: Fani's cruelty throughout the film, especially killing Tulika, sets up this inevitable final confrontation with Amrit.

• amrit
• fani
• final fight
• hammer
• killed
• confrontation

After the train reaches Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhaya Railway Station, Amrit sits injured on a bench and hallucinates Tulika by his side. This symbolizes the profound emotional trauma and grief left by her death. Though he physically triumphed by defeating Fani, he is emotionally scarred and cannot escape the pain of losing his love.

Foreshadowing: The entire film builds Amrit's love for Tulika, making her loss devastating enough to cause psychological effects.

• ending
• hallucination
• trauma
• grief
• tulika
• amrit
• emotional scars

Viresh kills Babban, who is Fani's uncle, to protect Tulika's mother Meenal Kapoor during the initial confrontation with the bandits. This act of heroism makes Babban's son Ravi seek revenge against Viresh and Amrit, adding another layer of conflict to the hostage situation.

Foreshadowing: Babban is introduced as one of the armed bandits boarding the train at Daltonganj.

• viresh
• babban
• uncle
• killed
• protect
• tulika mother

The train halts at a railway crossing, which creates new trouble as Beni Bhushan and more bandits board the train after learning of Babban's death. This stoppage also allows Fani to devise new plans, including using Viresh as bait to lure out Amrit, intensifying the battle.

Foreshadowing: Beni and his men were waiting off-train, ready to join when the timing was right.

• train stop
• railway crossing
• beni
• board
• escalation