Plan

Four strangers from different walks of life meet on a train bound for Mumbai and form an unlikely friendship while sharing their hopes. Bobby pursues acting, Omi wants to recover money owed to his father, Lucky hopes to test his luck, and Jai hopes to win back his love. Their bond grows as they realize they are stepping into a life away from home.

Bobby dreams of stardom like Amitabh Bachchan, while Omi fights to retrieve money owed to his father. Lucky is a skilled gambler with a village past, and Jai longs to reclaim his lost love Shalini. Each backstory hints at the motivations driving their risky new life.

Omi reveals a desperate scheme with the loan borrower to take 50% of the money in exchange for repayment. The plan is shady and fraught with risk, foreshadowing the trouble that lies ahead. The others listen but are drawn into the gambit anyway.

Lucky begins to find a streak of luck in the city’s unpredictable maze while Bobby’s efforts to break into films meet rock-hard obstacles. Jai’s heartbreak over Shalini deepens, pushing him toward a new surrogate romance. The friends cling to hope as the era of change seems near.

Jai learns that Shalini has intentionally left him, shattering his hopes. He grapples with the sting of abandonment while his friends try to mend his spirits. The pain becomes a catalyst for the plan to move on together.

To help Jai forget Shalini, the friends arrange for him to meet Tanya, a nightclub performer. He is drawn to her, making him question what he truly wants. Tanya’s presence introduces a practical complication to Jai’s longing.

The group decides not to return to their villages and instead embraces life in Mumbai. They chase the city’s promise of opportunity and freedom. The choice marks a shift from friendship in transit to shared ambition.

Lack of funds forces a drastic gamble as Lucky bets big, hoping for a fortune. The plan backfires when the opponent cheats, leaving Lucky owing Rs 700,000. They’re warned that the debt must be paid within a week and that they must not leave the city.

Desperation leads the boys to kidnap a high-profile business tycoon, only to discover he is Musa Bhai, Mumbai’s most feared gangster. The act drags them into a brutal underworld he runs. Musa Bhai’s capture flips the power dynamics in their favor for the moment.

Musa Bhai reveals a pivotal twist: if he hadn’t been kidnapped, his own men would have killed him due to a rival’s bribery. He weaponizes the situation, aligning with the boys to eliminate the threat. The alliance reshapes their chances to settle the debt.

The boys help Musa Bhai purge disloyal men, and in return he helps Bobby secure a film with Sapna. They also strike a deal: if they win another game, the debt is canceled. The arrangement tightens the bond between the street crew and the underworld figure.

Jai confesses his feelings for Tanya, but she responds that she is not suitable for such a good boy and that he should return to his village. The exchange leaves Jai torn between a new love and his roots. Tanya’s stance reinforces the choice of a simpler life.

Musa Bhai orders the boys to return to their villages, but they join him to take down Sultan, Musa Bhai’s rival. The battle culminates with Musa Bhai killing Sultan, ending the immediate threat. The moment demonstrates Musa Bhai’s dominant control and rough justice.

All four return to their villages, each carrying lessons learned in the city’s temptations. Musa Bhai bids them farewell and urges them to lead honest lives. The tale closes with a somber note about consequences and redemption.

Rani, a bar dancer, loves Musa Bhai and wants to marry him, but he initially refuses and suggests a non-marital affair. Eventually Musa Bhai agrees to marry her, choosing love as a personal reward. The sub-plot intertwines with the hardened gangster’s desire for companionship.