Ladki: Dragon Girl

Pooja begins self-training in Jeet Kune Do, inspired by Bruce Lee's fighting philosophy. She practices relentlessly, developing basic strikes, footwork, and defensive instincts. This personal training marks the first step in her journey to defend herself and others.

In a restaurant, Pooja, with Neil's help, fights off a group of men who misbehave with women. The clash demonstrates her emerging skill and resolve. The victory seeds a growing partnership between Pooja and Neil.

Pooja confides to Neil about her sister who was raped and subsequently took her own life. The tragedy fuels her determination to learn to defend herself and others. Her motive ties personal grief to her evolving martial path.

Pooja visits Dragon School run by Master John and is tested by fighting another student, Chan. John evaluates her skills and accepts her as a student after the test. The encounter marks her formal entry into the school.

Pooja begins serious training at Dragon School and also works as a model. She balances rigorous practice with modeling gigs, earning recognition for her dedication. The dual path expands her profile within the school.

Pooja participates in a tournament and defeats Musharaff, proving her growing prowess. The victory earns her respect and intensifies rivalries within Dragon School. The win marks a turning point in her reputation.

Musharaff, attracted by Pooja's beauty and skill, joins Dragon School to train. His presence complicates dynamics and foreshadows future clashes. The stakes within the school rise as alliances shift.

Neil proposes to Pooja on his birthday, and she accepts his love. The engagement deepens their bond and sets the stage for a future together. Their relationship becomes a core driver of the coming conflict.

Outside a movie theater, a group of men attack Neil. Pooja and Chan fend off the attackers, and Chan confirms they are Musharaff's friends. John expels Musharaff from Dragon School for his involvement.

On Pooja's birthday, Neil takes her to Foshan, Bruce Lee's ancestral home, to celebrate. Swami visits Dragon School on behalf of BM builders who want to buy the property, but John refuses to sell. Neil presents a wedding ring and Pooja accepts, while Minya starts training with Pooja.

Swami's plan escalates and sends a group to kill John. John dies during the attack, and BM builders seize Dragon School property by forging documents, effectively closing the school. The defeat devastates Pooja and raises the stakes for revenge.

Pooja and Neil argue about avenging John's death, but a group of men attacks them on a beach. Pooja fends them off and Neil agrees to stand with her decision for vengeance. The couple's bond grows stronger as the threat from BM looms.

With Musharaff's help, Pooja kidnaps Swami, who reveals BM's plans. Musharaff, Chan and Pooja infiltrate a building to capture Kaali, but Kaali kills Musharaff and escapes. The betrayal tightens the resolve to pursue the remaining threat.

BM kidnaps Neil; Pooja rushes to rescue him and fights BM's thugs. During the confrontation, BM kills Neil, and Pooja retaliates by killing Kaali and the remaining BM conspirators. The threat is concluded as Pooja avenges Neil's death and defeats the criminals.