Kucch To Hai

Karan, Natasha, and Tanya grow up as close friends during their college years, sharing dreams and late-night conversations. Natasha harbors a quiet love for Karan, hoping for a future together, while Karan finds himself increasingly drawn to Tanya, the new girl on campus. Their bond becomes the backbone of the story, shaping every choice they make.

Karan's feelings for Tanya intensify, pulling him away from Natasha's quiet affection and complicating their trio. Natasha wrestles with unspoken heartbreak, masking her pain to keep the group intact. The budding romance introduces tension that will haunt them later.

To help Tanya breeze through her tests, Karan boasts that he will steal the exam papers from Bakshi's house. With Yash, Pat, Kush, and Natasha, the group plans and sneaks into Bakshi's home under cover of darkness. The dare marks the first step into a dangerous game with consequences none of them can predict.

The five friends sneak into Bakshi's home to retrieve the papers Tanya needs. They move with nervous energy, but their intrusion uncovers a dead woman's body in the shadows. The discovery triggers a frantic exit as Bakshi closes in, heightening the danger surrounding them.

A desperate car chase ensues as Bakshi gives chase after the intruders. The pursuit ends when Bakshi tumbles off a cliff, leaving the friends to flee and confront the consequences of their reckless plan. The incident fragments the group and seeds Tanya's later withdrawal.

The trauma from the break-in shatters Tanya, prompting her to move away and forge a new life far from the college. The remaining friends carry guilt and fear as they try to pick up the pieces. The rift among them widens into years of silence.

Years later, the group gathers again for a wedding, an occasion meant for celebration but overshadowed by old secrets. A hooded killer with a curved knife begins targeting them, turning the reunion into a survival ordeal. The mood shifts from reunion to unspoken dread.

Dolly, Pat, and Kush fall to the attacker, while Yash fights for his life and narrowly survives. The body count ratchets up, leaving only three others to confront the hidden threat. The killer's presence becomes a looming, faceless menace.

In the wake of the chaos, Karan trails a figure who seems to be Bakshi, only to learn the killer is not who he appears to be. The pursuit reveals a deeper web of deception surrounding their past, hinted by a red fabric surface as a crucial clue. Kush is gravely injured and whispers Tanya's name as a final clue.

Natasha reveals that her actions were driven by love for Karan, pleading for forgiveness and revealing hidden motives. The revelation upends loyalties and reframes what the group thought they knew. She then steps away into the snow, her scarf catching the wind as she disappears.

Back at the college's doorstep, memories of fallen friends linger for Karan as he processes the tangled events. The past continues to haunt the present, shaping his sense of guilt and responsibility. The doorstep becomes a quiet symbol of what was lost.

On the flight back to Delhi, Karan and Tanya reconnect and decide to remain together while they search for Yash. The ending leaves unanswered questions and a sense that fate still has a say in their lives. They cling to each other amid ambiguity, choosing a path forward together.