Savina “Savi” Borkar is a rising track-and-field talent whose promising career is cruelly cut short by a knee injury. While she recovers from surgery in the hospital, she contemplates ending her life, only to be interrupted by Satya, a small-time crook who becomes the catalyst for a dangerous new chapter. The pair fall into a tense, impulsive romance, and their relationship immediately irks her father, Atul Shankar, who disapproves of the union and warns of trouble ahead.
One day, Satya is pulled into a red‑hot assignment by his boss, Victor. He must deliver a package—hinted to be a narcotics consignment—to a distant address and extract a hefty ₹5,000,000 within 80 minutes. He completes the delivery and pockets the cash, but a reckless moment of gambling tempts him to keep the winnings for himself and return Victor’s share later. As he heads toward a casino, a chance encounter with a stranger leaves him high and soon ruined: the bag vanishes on a bus, and his life teeters on the edge of danger if he doesn’t recover the money. In a panic, Satya calls Savi, who has just discovered she’s pregnant, and she decides to summon the money from her own father.
On the way to Atul’s gym, Savi crosses paths with Jacob, a cab driver whose girlfriend, Julia, is about to marry someone else. Jacob refuses to drive Savi, prompting her to lash out by vandalizing his cab, which draws the attention of Inspector David Colaco. Savi pleads with Atul for money, but the fight between old pains and present loyalties drives a wedge between them, making it clear that Savi’s relationship with Satya is not something Atul can easily accept. The two can’t repair their bond quickly enough, and Savi leaves empty-handed, with David hot on her heels and the wedding of Julia looming in the distance.
As if fate itself mirrors their chaos, Satya arrives at Mamlesh Charan Chaddha’s jewelry store with the same idea of a quick heist. A tense Mexican standoff erupts, while Savi distracts everyone by hurling a brick through a glass window, enabling Satya to slip away with the cash. The situation spirals when the two would‑be robbers are pursued by the brothers Appu and Gappu, who aim to plunder their own father, Mamlesh. The night ends in tragedy as Mamlesh arrives and fatally shoots Satya. In a flashback that reframes the tale, Satya recounts the ancient legend of Savitri, who tricks Yama, the god of death, into sparing her husband Satyavan—an echo that foreshadows a second chance.
The day resets, and Savi learns she is pregnant, granting her a second chance to set things right. In this new iteration, she tells Satya to stay put and attempts to steer the course of events from the phone lines to the wedding hall. She climbs into Jacob’s cab again, but this time the pursuit leads to a crash that involves the bus carrying the money. Savi seizes David’s gun and presses Atul to reveal where the money is, while pulling Julia into the drama at Julia’s wedding, where she urges Julia to follow her heart and break free from Jacob—an intervention that ends with a balcony tumble that leaves Jacob gravely injured.
Meanwhile, Satya’s path forks with the pair of robbers; a confrontation with the brothers escalates, and Savi arrives just as Satya and the others attempt to execute their plan. Jacob arrives and, in a moment of revenge for Savi’s interference with his life, kills Satya. Yet the day resets once more.
In the third loop, Savi commits to mending the rifts that have fractured every relationship. She reconciles with her father, promising to make peace with Atul’s world even as Atul agrees to support her and Satya’s bond in spirit. Savi climbs into Jacob’s cab again, this time to persuade him to fight for Julia if he truly loves her. The two drive to the wedding, where Savi helps Jacob and Julia elope. She then secretly pockets the wedding cash gifts, gambling away a portion and turning a profit large enough to cover Victor’s debt. The scheming brothers stage a fake kidnapping to squeeze a ransom, while Mamlesh, sensing a trick, seizes on a new plan to cash in on insurance after Satya’s attempt to rob the shop. The authorities respond to the hostage situation, but a mistaken civilian status allows Satya to slip through the cracks.
The emotional core finally lands when Savi reveals she is pregnant, and the couple decides to wed. They deliver Victor’s cash and still have Savi’s winnings in reserve, a small fortune that foreshadows a subtler, longer road ahead. As the final coda closes, Satya notices the same stranger who first took the bag on that bus and begins to chase him once more, a quiet reminder that fate—like Savitri’s legend—keeps testing them, even as they forge a fragile, hard-won second chance.
