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In a bustling city where every alley seems to hide a gamble, four friends teeter on the edge of desperation. Chakry, Abbas, Raghu and Gogi have watched their livelihoods crumble, and the lure of a quick windfall draws them toward a daring, high‑stakes scheme. Their target—a wealthy businessman’s only daughter—promises the kind of ransom that could turn their fortunes around, and the plan is as audacious as it is precarious.

The thieves’ operation lands them inside the chaotic homestead of a 35‑member vegetarian family, overseen by the affable but financially strained patriarch, Khan Dada. To maintain the ruse and keep their presence concealed, the quartet inadvertently turns the bustling household into a makeshift fortress, where a pizza delivery boy, a police constable, a real‑estate agent and even a shampoo‑selling salesgirl become unwitting participants. The cramped corridors and endless dining tables become a playground for clashing personalities, each character’s quirks amplifying the absurdity of the situation. Humor bubbles through the tension, as the thieves juggle the delicate balance between concealment and chaos, never quite sure how long their elaborate charade will hold.

Amid the frenzy, the presence of Maggie, the elusive daughter of the affluent Jagadish, adds an unexpected layer of intrigue. While the group wrestles with the practicalities of their plan, subtle currents of connection begin to surface, hinting at moments of genuine human contact amid the pandemonium. The film thrives on its mad‑cap comedy of errors, using rapid‑fire dialogue, vivid cultural textures, and a cast of eccentrics to keep the audience guessing what will slip through the cracks next. The world feels both cramped and expansive—a lively tapestry where desperation meets farce, leaving the characters perched on the brink of a hilariously unpredictable whirlwind.

Last Updated: September 09, 2025 at 15:26