Na Maloom Afraad 2

Farhan, a sales representative at IFU Life Insurance in Karachi, is fired after failing to close any deals for a year. The job loss leaves him desperate and hungry for fast money, pushing him toward venturing into risky plans with Moon. This setback sets the starting point for the film's bold scheme.

Moon, originally from Faisalabad, becomes Shakeel's paying guest after being expelled by his landlady for late rent. He dreams of Dubai, but his family believes he already lives there, adding pressure to earn enough money. Moon's arrival triggers a chain of arrangements that bring the trio together.

Shakeel is under pressure to marry off his sister Naina, while also facing financial hardship. He goes to break his fixed deposit to raise funds, only to realize he had already withdrawn it in 1998 for his mother's operation. The discovery deepens his sense of desperation.

The government announces a one-month deadline to vacate their homes due to bridge construction in the area. Facing eviction and mounting debts, Shakeel even considers mortgaging his house to cover what he owes. The looming eviction accelerates the plan's urgency.

Driven to despair by the financial squeeze, Shakeel attempts to kill himself. Police intervene just in time, saving him from a tragic end. The scare leaves him more entangled in the dangerous scheme he hesitantly contemplates.

Farhan and Moon reveal their plan to Shakeel: to stage a fake insurance claim by posing as wealthy people. Shakeel initially refuses, but his mounting problems push him to reluctantly join the scheme. The trio agrees to move forward despite the risks.

Farhan goes to Gogi, a local mobster, and borrows three lacs to fund the plan. Gogi agrees but demands repayment with six lacs in interest, tightening the financial stakes for everyone involved. The deal binds the group to a dangerous route.

Shakeel and Farhan, posing as husband and wife, open a bank account to facilitate the fake claim. They are robbed in the process, leaving them shaken and deeper in debt. The robbery heightens the danger and suspicion around their operation.

Moon falls in love with Hina, a bank worker who becomes entangled in their world. The romance adds personal tension as loyalties blur and the plan grows more precarious. Moon's new affection creates fresh conflicts within the group.

The trio disguise themselves as wealthy individuals and secure an insurance policy to back a fake claim. After Jumma prayers, they join a city strike and attempt to burn the bank, but they are captured on camera and fail to pull it off. The plan's first major setback foreshadows the unraveling of their scheme.

Moon, who had previously borrowed money from Gogi to go to Dubai, is pursued by him after discovering drugs in a doll Moon had handed over to transfer to another mobster. Gogi sets a deadline of one week to deliver one crore. The pressure forces the trio to scramble for a solution.

A confrontation with Gogi and a Dubai mobster ends with their deaths during a fight. They return home shocked, discovering a phone ringing in a suitcase containing money and jewelry. It is revealed that Hina had robbed the bank prior to the strike to help them, turning the planned crime into something else.

With the money and jewelry recovered, the trio's fortunes are reset. Shakeel buys a new home and expands his pickle business, Farhan marries Naina, and Moon finally achieves his dream of going to Dubai. The film ends on a note of personal victory born from a chaotic plan.