Namak Halaal

Bhim Singh, a loyal manager and personal bodyguard, repeatedly foils murder attempts on Raja Singh orchestrated by his stepbrother Girdhar Singh. His steadfast protection keeps Raja alive long enough for the family to regroup. The early danger foreshadows the deadly family conflict that follows.

Raja Singh appoints Savitri as trustee to his property and guardian to his toddler Raja Kumar. On the same day, Raja and Bhim Singh are killed by Girdhar Singh. Savitri vows to protect Raja Kumar and raise him despite the surrounding suspicion and grief.

Savitri assumes the role of Raja Kumar's mother to safeguard the child and hands over the young Arjun to Dashrath Singh. She embraces guardianship and does so to shield the family from further danger. This decision sets the stage for a tangled web of loyalties and secrets.

Arjun grows up under Dashrath Singh's care, learning loyalty and resilience. As a young man, he relocates to the city and takes a job as a bellboy in a five-star restaurant, beginning his independent life. The transition brings him closer to the world of wealth and power around Raja's estate.

In the city, Arjun meets Poonam and the two fall in love, dreaming of a shared future. Their romance develops amid the bustling hotel world, where personal ties intertwine with family loyalties. This relationship also tests Arjun's budding sense of responsibility.

The hotel is owned by Raja Kumar and run by Savitri, while Ranjit Singh, the son of Girdhar Singh, serves as hotel manager and schemes to kill Raja. The power struggle over the estate propels a criminal plan that endangers many lives. This rivalry drives much of the ensuing drama.

Ranjit and his allies manipulate events to frame Savitri for a crime, causing Raja to suspect and distrust her. Savitri fights to prove her innocence and protect the family, but the accusation deepens the fracture between guardian and ward. The mistrust fuels the danger surrounding Raja's fortune.

Arjun discovers that Savitri is actually his mother, not Raja's, and swears to shield Raja with the same devotion his father showed. This revelation reframes loyalties and rekindles a protective mission over Raja's future. Arjun's resolve becomes a pivotal force in the fight ahead.

Raja encounters Nisha, a dancer hired by Ranjit to kill him, but she falls in love with Raja and abandons the assassination plan. Their forbidden romance complicates the plot and adds a dangerous personal stake for all involved. Nisha's feelings pull the plan toward a dramatic reversal.

Nisha arranges a boat-based party to execute her killing plan, but Arjun intervenes and foils it, protecting Raja and their loved ones. The thwarted plot reveals Nisha's true feelings and reinforces Arjun and Raja's commitment to fight the conspirators. Courage under pressure marks a turning point in the conflict.

Goon squads kidnap Arjun's and Raja's family members and threaten to transfer all property to Ranjit's name. The criminals use fear and leverage to tighten their grip on the fortune. The stakes rise as the protagonists race against time to counter the scheme.

Arjun and Raja confront the criminals, fight back, and rescue their families from the goons' clutches. The victory restores hope and consolidates the brothers' alliance against the traitors. Their success also reaffirms Savitri's sacrifices and protective intent.

In the aftermath, Raja marries Nisha and Arjun marries Poonam, sealing their futures together. The brothers reconcile with Savitri, recognizing her sacrifices and the role she played in safeguarding the family. The film ends on a note of renewed family bonds and resolved loyalties.