Maine Dil Tujhko Diya

Ajay becomes the leader of the Aryans, a college crew who proudly wears the same jacket as a mark of identity. The group supports each other and forms the social backbone around which Ajay builds his reputation. This setup introduces Ajay's world before romance enters the story.

Ajay meets Ayesha and what starts as a simple friendship gradually turns into love. Their bond deepens while they spend time together, and what begins as friendship blossoms into love. The romance becomes a central thread that will be tested by Ranjit's wary stance.

Ranjit, Ayesha's father, distrusts Ajay due to his modest means and status. He harshly judges Ajay, turning their budding romance into a test of stubborn resolve. In response, Ajay makes a bold vow to win Ayesha back, whatever it takes.

Behind the scenes, Vishal Chopra plots to have his own son marry Ayesha to seize the Verma family wealth. He secretly enlists Bhaijaan, a notorious criminal, to remove Ajay from the picture. Chopra quietly advances his plan while the lovers' world remains tense.

Bhaijaan refuses to take a life during the holy month of Ramadan. He delegates the job to his two head henchmen, Munna and Chhote, setting their brutal plan in motion. The tension mounts as the hired gang closes in on Ajay and his allies.

A brutal street confrontation erupts as Ajay's group is ambushed by the hired gang. They beat him fiercely and leave him for dead, but Ajay survives the assault. Undeterred, he returns by slipping into the Verma mansion through the gate to face the challenge.

Ajay announces that he has only 24 hours to win Ayesha back, raising the stakes and urgency. The clock starts as he makes his way back to the Verma mansion. The looming deadline frames every dangerous encounter that follows.

Vishal's conspiracy leads to Ajay's arrest on false charges, and a local inspector pummels him in the process. Ajay manages a daring escape from custody, keeping the pressure on as the conspiracy unfolds. The setback tests his resolve and continues to threaten his relationship with Ayesha.

Vishal orders Chhote to carry out the killing, but the henchman asserts that Ramadan has ended and Bhaijaan will finish the job. This tense exchange is captured on tape by Ayesha's sister, bringing the conspiracy into the open. The tape becomes a pivotal clue that exposes the plot.

Ajay fights his way through the henchmen and confronts Bhaijaan, who reveals a surprising shift in heart. He admits that he is in love and would die only for love, a sentiment shaped by the death of his own brother Irfan. The confession reframes the conflict and hints at a possible reconciliation.

On Eid ul-Fitr, Bhaijaan expresses gratitude for the chance to make things right. Ajay reaches the Verma mansion within the 24-hour limit and disrupts a wedding that would tie Ayesha to Vishal's son Raman. The personal stakes reach a fever pitch as the ceremony hangs in the balance.

Ayesha's sister reveals the conspiracy tape, shocking Ranjit and forcing Vishal and Raman to leave the Verma household. The truth crumbles the plan that sought to separate Ajay and Ayesha. This revelation clears the path for a final confrontation.

Bhaijaan eliminates the remaining threats with a sword, killing Munna and Chhote. The film closes with Ajay and Ayesha married, and Bhaijaan finding reconciliation with Ajay as his brother's memory guides him. The credits roll on a hopeful note.