Os Trapalhões no Reino da Fantasia

St. Jude Orphanage faces serious financial troubles that threaten its future and the welfare of its children. Sister Maria contemplates drastic steps to keep the home afloat.

Moved by the urgency, Sister Maria hatches a plan to save the orphanage by inviting the Trapalhões to perform. She believes their star power can draw a large audience and generate much-needed funds. The idea sets the wheels in motion for a charity show.

Didi, Dedé, Mussum, and Zacarias agree to help and start coordinating a special fundraising show. They discuss how to stage a lively performance that will captivate the crowd. The focus is on turning the theater into a beacon of hope for the children.

The Trapalhões perform a special show that aims to raise funds for the orphanage. The audience responds with enthusiasm, turning the event into a festive and chaotic spectacle. The energy of the crowd fuels the artists' performances.

A gang of evil bandits watches the show intently and exploits the moment of distraction to steal the money. Sister Maria and Didi try to intervene but are overpowered, and the thieves escape with the bag. The theater erupts in confusion as the theft becomes clear.

Dede takes the lead in the pursuit, locating Didi and Sister Maria unconscious backstage. The trio vows to retrieve the stolen money and restore order. They set off through the streets to track the bandits.

Didi, Dedé, and the novice navigate a series of misadventures as they chase the criminals. A wizard appears to disrupt their progress, adding magical chaos to the pursuit. The chase becomes a comic odyssey through various locales.

Realizing they are being followed, the bandits slip into the Beto Carrero Rodeo and attempt to disappear by disguising themselves as cowboys. The pursuit leads into a colorful rodeo backdrop filled with spectacle and danger. The crowd becomes an unexpected ally to Didi.

Beto Carrero recognizes Didi and joins the chase, aiding in cornering the thieves. In a dramatic turn, Didi recovers the bag containing the stolen money and the group heads back toward the theater. The rescue feels cinematic as the crowd cheers.

Unaware of the surrounding chaos, Mussum and Zacarias carry on with the performance back at the theater. Their resilience helps sustain the fundraiser while the others deal with the bandits. The show persists as a symbol of hope for the children.

Didi, Dedé, and the troupe face a final confrontation with the bandits as fights erupt onstage and off. A mysterious weapon intervenes, saving them and eliciting thunderous applause from the audience. The villains are thwarted and order is restored.

Sister Maria thanks the crowd and recounts what happened, turning the events into a lesson of generosity. Didi discovers he's been holding the wrong bag, so no money was recovered as expected. Yet the film closes on a hopeful note with a surprising reveal awaiting the audience.