Sharafat Gayi Tel Lene

Prithvi discovers his bank account has been credited with 100 crores and his profile upgraded to platinum, an event that jolts his ordinary city life. The sudden windfall brings awe, fear, and a creeping sense of vulnerability as he questions where the money came from. He realizes this fortune could pull him into a dangerous game he did not seek.

A mysterious caller claims to be Dawood and insists Prithvi move large sums of money on Dawood's orders. Rasheeda, Dawood's henchwoman, is central to the scheme and sets the alarming demand in motion. The request turns an unbelievable windfall into a high stakes trap.

Prithvi tries to share the bewildering news with his roommate Sam, who lives for risk and quick money. Sam reacts with opportunistic excitement and suggests testing the windfall rather than turning it over to authorities. The two hatch a plan to test the money's reach while ignoring the danger.

D K Thawani, the bank vice president, arrives at Prithvi's door with a glitzy personal service that feels more like a trap than a help. The encounter reveals that Thawani is Dawood's man in disguise and he uses the service to pressure Prithvi. The moment foreshadows the deadly web closing around them.

Megha, Prithvi's girlfriend and a television journalist, goes to her top cop uncle G S Chaddha for help as the situation escalates. He begins to see the potential for a larger investigation with police involvement. Their concern becomes a plan to reclaim normal life by returning the money.

Prithvi learns that D K Thawani is Dawood's man in disguise; this revelation confirms the money arrangement is part of a larger criminal network. The sense of safety dissolves as he realizes the system has a gatekeeper he cannot trust. The threat level rises dramatically.

A newsflash reports that Dawood has died, but the balance in Prithvi's account drops to 600 million—enough to spur a frantic scramble to understand what is real. Rumor becomes the only anchor for the supposed fortune, and the emotional stakes rise with each passing moment. Prithvi and Sam realize the money could vanish as quickly as it appeared.

Megha and Prithvi decide to go to the police the next day to surrender the money and reclaim their normal lives. Sam argues for a riskier, more reckless path, creating tension among the trio. The decision marks a shift from flight to confrontation.

That night, a club scene erupts into chaos when a Dawood call interrupts their attempt to celebrate and regain control. It becomes clear the calls are part of the manipulation, heightening fear and mistrust. The moment pushes Megha to confront the dangerous reality behind the windfall.

Megha is found unconscious in Prithvi's car, revealing the Dawood calls were fake. Sam reveals that Rasheeda, whose real name is Rachel, masterminded the online lottery scheme to siphon the windfall. The trio now knows they are entangled in a real money laundering operation.

Prithvi and Sam uncover that Rasheeda's operation is part of a larger money laundering plot run by Ram Sharan Oberoi. The scheme is designed to funnel black money into India and drags them further into a dangerous underworld. The stakes rise as law enforcement nears contact.

They decide to abduct Rachel to force a confession and leak it publicly to exonerate themselves. The plan intensifies the danger and tests their loyalty to each other. It marks a turning point from mere survival to active confrontation with the criminals.

Prithvi impersonates Oberoi and calls Thawani to demand more money, then infiltrates Thawani's house to record a confession with a hidden camera. Thawani and Oberoi are arrested as the evidence unfolds. The immediate danger subsides but the crime network remains a threat.

The government awards Prithvi a reward of 20 million for his risky improvisation and for sparking a confrontation with the criminals. The windfall that started this nightmare ends up yielding a formal recognition from authorities. The moment provides a bitter but satisfying closure on one front.

Just when relief seems possible, a late night call from the real Dawood reminds Prithvi that the world of money and danger never truly ends. The threat lingers, implying the wheel of fortune will spin again. The film closes on a note of uneasy vigilance rather than true safety.