Once Upon a Time in Mumbai Dobaara!

After a public humiliation, Khan eliminates his former mentor in a brutal act of revenge, signaling the ruthless ascent of a crime lord. The decisive act forces rivals and allies to acknowledge his authority. In 1975, a formal power handover marks the beginning of his reign.

Twelve years later he remains charismatic and ruthlessly strategic, expanding his influence beyond Mumbai to the Middle East. His empire grows on a blend of fear, charm, and calculated moves, with Javed, Mumtaz, and Aslam staying close yet wary. The foundations of his lasting dominance are firmly set.

Back in Mumbai, Khan returns with a cold objective: crush Rawal, a rival who dares challenge his supremacy. He moves with surgical precision, aligning allies and exploiting weaknesses to neutralize threats. The city becomes a stage for a renewed power struggle.

A rising star named Jasmine captures Khan's interest with her beauty and ambition. She makes clear she sees him as a powerful man, not a lover, and resists his advances. This dynamic begins reshaping Khan's priorities and the loyalties around him.

Aslam and Jimmy are dispatched to carry out the hit on Rawal, but the operation spirals when Jimmy murders Rawal's girlfriend Mona. Rawal escapes briefly and is eventually caught by the police, setting the stage for a sharper trap. Khan begins to sense fault lines within his inner circle.

Twelve years after the original act, the police craft a plan to draw Khan out of hiding. Jimmy remains loyal under interrogation, complicating the hunt as Khan works to stay a step ahead. The cat-and-mouse game intensifies as loyalties are tested.

To misdirect the authorities, Aslam stages a dangerous ruse: a staged clash between rival biker gangs. The ploy buys time for Khan while sowing confusion in the police ranks. The city becomes a web of false signals and hidden agendas.

Khan buys Jasmine a home and floods it with lavish gifts, hoping to secure her favor. Jasmine remains emotionally distant, making it clear she does not love wealth or power. She imposes a stark 24-hour deadline that heightens the emotional stakes.

Late-night rendezvous reveal a shared, forbidden bond between Jasmine and Aslam, though neither man understands the other's true feelings. The personal web tightens around Khan as loyalties blur. The tension between desire and duty pushes everyone toward a breaking point.

Rawal arrives at Jasmine's house, desperate to shake Khan's grip, but Jasmine is shot as the confrontation unfolds. Khan arrives and manipulates the event to draw Rawal into a trap, a calculated move that kills him. The moment blends personal loss with political calculation.

Dedh Tang confesses Aslam's feelings for Jasmine, provoking Khan's explosive rage. The revelation plants the seeds for a fresh cycle of vengeance that will test every alliance Khan has built. The triumph over Rawal is hollow, shadowed by internal betrayals.

Khan orders Akbar to kill Aslam, a move that deepens the rift within the inner circle. Dedh Tang dies for aiding the couple's escape, and Aslam fights back, killing Akbar with a shovel. The rift widens as loyalty frays and fear governs actions.

With the police closing in on Dongri, Khan engages in a brutal stand-off with Aslam. He shoots Inspector Sawant in a display of defiance, then trains his sights on Jasmine and Aslam, but Jasmine's tearful declaration that Khan is truly evil halts him and he drops his weapon. The confrontation exposes the truth Khan has dodged for years.

Wounded and outnumbered, Khan is dragged away by Javed as police flood the area. The old bond between them fractures beyond repair, and Khan stares at a life he could never own. In the ship's cargo hold, he reads a letter to Jasmine that he could never deliver, a final, unspoken confession.