Rangrezz

Rishi Deshpande lives in Mumbai with two lifelong friends, Winu and Pakkya. The trio's loyalty defines their days as they navigate work, family, and a loving relationship with Megha. Their bond is tested only when a debt of loyalty clashes with larger consequences.

Joy confesses his love for Jasmine, but Jasmine's family has arranged her marriage to someone else. He pleads with Rishi to help them elope, fearing they will lose each other. Rishi wrestles with loyalty and the potential chaos of breaking family expectations.

Rishi, Winu, and Pakkya map out every detail of Jasmine's whereabouts, the wedding day, routes, and the moment to act. They debate risks, weighing loyalty against possible harm. The air thickens with tension as the trio commits to a bold, if risky, rescue.

Under a calm veneer, the trio executes the plan and extracts Jasmine from the ceremony unseen. Joy's dream of an elopement appears to be on the cusp of reality. The group feels a surge of relief and triumph, convinced they did the right thing.

Joy and Jasmine marry and begin their life together, with a sense of fairy-tale happiness that seems earned by the trio's actions. Rishi and his friends share in the joy, certain their intervention saved true love. The newlyweds' union seems to promise a fresh start.

The couple's passion collides with familial and social expectations, turning elopement into a source of strain. The idyll frays as pressures mount and the true costs of their rushed romance become clear. The brightness of victory begins to crack.

Joy and Jasmine's choices trigger anger from Jasmine's family, who resist the disruption and search for accountability. The couple's private drama spills into the wider circle and threatens the trio's safety. The group's confidence begins to erode.

During the fallout, Winu is gravely injured and loses a leg, a stark reminder of consequences that ripple through their lives. The accident shifts the group's dynamic and future plans. The loss weighs heavily on their loyal bond.

Pakkya endures the loss of hearing in one ear, a lasting physical reminder of their impulsive act. The injury complicates communication and daily life among the friends. The price of meddling with other people's lives becomes palpably personal.

Guilt and regret weigh on Rishi as he confronts the limits of manipulating others' love. The once-unstoppable trio finds their camaraderie strained by threats, retaliation, and a sense that they misread the delicacy of relationships. They face the cost of their actions.

The couple's union cannot withstand the mounting strain, and Joy and Jasmine part ways; the relationship dissolves despite their initial vows. The group is left to reckon with the consequences of their intervention. The dream they chased ends in disappointment.

Rishi, Winu, and Pakkya carry the scars of their choices as they move forward. They learn that true love requires patience and respect, and that loyalty must respect personal boundaries. The trio's bond survives, albeit altered, as they navigate a new balance between friendship and responsibility.