Raju Chacha

Siddhant Rai, a wealthy single father, lives with his three children and the loyal BBC. Because the children are unruly, he decides to hire a governess to bring order to the house. The plan centers on introducing a new caregiver who can shape the children's lives.

Shekhar and Jadu rob a bank and elude the police. In the chaos, Shekhar instantly falls in love with Anna, who is on her way to work as the Rai children's governess. This chance meeting sets the stage for Anna's later arrival at the Rai household.

Anna is introduced as the new governess for Siddhant's children. The kids initially try to drive her away, but she gradually earns their trust and becomes like an older sister. Her presence begins to calm the chaotic household.

With Siddhant's permission, Shekhar and Anna plan to marry, hoping to unite the families. On the wedding day, Shekhar is arrested for stealing the wedding rings to gain access to Siddhant's wealth. The arrest derails the ceremony and strains Anna's trust in him.

A devastated Anna decides to return to the orphanage where she works, feeling betrayed by the wedding's fallout. She leaves the Rai household and cuts ties with Shekhar. Her departure marks a turning point for the family dynamic.

Siddhant is killed in an accident, leaving his fortune to be managed by cruel relatives who care little for the children's welfare. The magistrate is about to sign the adoption papers, but the process is interrupted by the evolving situation around the heirs. The children confront a grim future without proper guardianship.

A stranger enters the Rai household claiming to be Rajit Rai, Siddhant's long-lost brother and heir. The magistrate postpones the adoption hearing to verify the claim. The children wonder whether this new figure can truly protect their fortune.

BBC and Jadu explain that the apparent impostor is actually trying to protect the children's fortune, and that Shekhar has been aiding them all along. The children slowly warm to their mysterious protector, affectionately calling him 'Raju Chacha.'

Anna returns to the Rai household, furious to see Shekhar back and worried he may rob the family again. Despite her anger, she witnesses his acts of guardianship toward the children. The rekindling of feelings grows under the surface.

Another man arrives, again claiming to be Rajit Rai, creating confusion among the relatives. Shekhar proposes a deal: if the relatives prove who is the real Rajit Rai, he will take only 25% of the fortune. The standoff heightens the stakes for the family's future.

The relatives realize too late that the real Rajit Rai is Gafoor, a fellow conman. They are outsmarted and driven from the Rai house. The revelation shifts the power dynamics back toward Shekhar and the children.

Anna recognizes that Shekhar's actions have protected the children, and her feelings for him deepen. They begin to work together again to care for Rohit, Rahul, and Rani. The family starts to heal amid the ongoing search for the real Raju Chacha.

The relatives return and expose Shekhar as a fraud, leading to his imprisonment. The family realizes their father was murdered for his fortune by these relatives. The emotional blow tests their resilience.

Shekhar escapes from prison and confronts the guilty relatives, killing them to protect the children and the household. He sacrifices his own freedom to ensure everyone's safety, including BBC, Jadu, and Anna. The act solidifies his status as the children's guardian and ally.

With the danger behind them, Shekhar and Anna marry and continue caring for Rohit, Rahul, and Rani. They work together to guard Siddhant's fortune and search for the real Raju Chacha, ensuring the children's future. The film closes on a note of family unity and resilience.