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Remo, a wealthy simpleton, falls in love with Sophie after his half-brother Siddarth introduces them, and they marry. Siddarth’s interference is the catalyst for the trouble that follows, drawing Sophie into his plans. The marriage sets the stage for power, wealth, and revenge.

Sunny returns as Sophie's ex-boyfriend and re-enters her life, triggering a dangerous triangle. They plot a murder framed as a natural death using fake bullets, hoping to avoid suspicion. The scheme increases the risk around Remo and his wealth.

Sunny and Sophie implement the plan to stage an asthmatic death, using the pretense of fake bullets. Siddarth has secretly arranged the setup, ensuring his involvement. On the night of the act, Remo is killed, and it becomes clear that real bullets were used because of Siddharth's arrangement.

It is revealed that Siddarth and Sophie are romantically involved and collaborating to kill Remo for revenge and wealth. Their motive is tied to past betrayals and the desire to take Remo's fortune. The revelation reframes the events as a calculated conspiracy rather than a crime born of passion.

The backstory shows Siddarth's father having an extramarital affair, which drives his mother to a mental breakdown and institutionalization. With that history, Siddarth and Sophie pursue Remo to seize ownership and money. The vendetta ties personal grievances to their murderous plan.

Bank records reveal that Remo's money is drained, suggesting the murder was staged. In truth, Remo is alive and had faked his own death to lure the conspirators into a trap. The discovery shifts the plot toward a controlled sting to catch them red-handed.

Remo, Sunny, SMS and CBI Officer Pradhan are revealed to be working together to trap Siddarth and Sophie. The plan becomes a coordinated sting operation designed to expose the conspirators red-handed. The alliance marks a turn from victim to hunter in the story.

Siddarth and Sophie confront Remo, and Officer Pradhan arrives to arrest them. A tense confrontation escalates into a physical clash as the conspirators resist capture. The momentum of the sting culminates in a critical showdown.

Sophie attempts to flee but falls into an open grave during the chaos. Remo looks on with pity, realizing he loved the wrong person. The moment underscores the personal tragedy at the heart of the plot.

In the final clash, Siddarth lunges to stab Remo, but Remo dodges and accidentally stabs Sophie, and both fall into the grave. The act seals the fates of the main conspirators and leaves Remo to reflect on the consequences of love and betrayal.

In the ending, Remo meets his stepmother in the mental asylum and claims he does not know her. The encounter underscores the tangled family history that has haunted him. The scene closes the loop on the family dynamics that fueled the plot.

Back in the outside world, Remo meets Sunny and thanks him for saving him from being framed for murder. They shake hands, offering a quiet moment of closure after the turmoil. The film ends with a note of uneasy alliance and wary appreciation.