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Vijay's driving licence goes missing just as the team gears up for the climax and as his US departure looms. The absence blocks the clearance needed to wrap Falak Tak and keep the production on track. The film's budget overrun and producer pressure heighten the urgency of resolving the license problem.

A clerical slip during the RTO offices' shifting prevents a quick duplicate licence from being issued. With time running out, the team contemplates an illicit shortcut to avoid delays. This sets the stage for political interference to obtain the licence.

A politician friend steps in and arranges a meeting with Om to illicitly expedite the licence in exchange for a personal meeting. Om agrees to help Vijay without the usual testing, hoping to resolve the crisis swiftly. The plan risks exposing Om to scrutiny if exposed.

On the day of the planned visit, TV channels swarm the RTO as news of the missing licence spreads. Corporator Vimla Tiwari feeds reporters a falsified story that Vijay has been driving without a licence. The misinformation inflames public opinion and damages Vijay's reputation.

Vijay confronts Om in front of his son and superiors, furious about the leak. He storms out, vowing not to tolerate the manipulation of his career. The confrontation deepens the rift between the two men.

Suraj's fandom circle escalates intimidation by organizing a hit-and-run attack on Om, and his masked gang vandalizes Om's house. Om's son suffers a head injury, fueling Om's suspicions that Vijay's men were behind this. The situation spirals into a crisis for Om and his family.

Acting on the producer's insistence, Vijay cancels the US trip. While rushing his son to the hospital, he calls Om and threatens him, reinforcing Om's belief that Vijay's men are involved in the attack. Tensions flare as personal and professional pressures collide.

During police inquiries, Om and his wife Minty accuse Vijay; however, the investigation remains inconclusive and Vijay is not charged. The lack of a clear link keeps the matter unresolved and intensifies public scrutiny of all parties.

Om's family stages Satyagraha in front of Vijay's residence, drawing media attention and fan crowds. Vijay addresses the media, defending himself and framing Om as a stalker who disrupted his life. The scene elevates the drama into a public spectacle.

To address the controversy, Vijay announces he will take the driving test under Om's supervision, with an open test that can be witnessed by media. This marks a pivot toward a transparent resolution of the dispute.

The supposed open test shifts to a direct question-and-answer session with Om. Vijay endures the grueling questions and ultimately passes the learner's test through composure and steadiness. The format change aims to expose any manipulation or bias.

Suraj's involvement comes to light as his confession is discreetly recorded by a fellow actress who intends to share it with Vijay. The footage promises to reveal the extent of his manipulation and influence within the fan community.

On the practical assessment day, Vijay completes the 'H' test smoothly, but Om attempts to fail him for petty mistakes. The higher authorities overrule Om, and Vijay is passed despite his objections. The victory signals a shift in the power dynamics at the RTO.

The road test is postponed by two days, coinciding with Naina's surgery. Vijay publicly declares he will forfeit driving forever to protest the misuse of power, and a mob attacks Om before Vijay intervenes to protect him. The confrontation catalyzes a fragile reconciliation.

Om reveals that Vijay's licence was placed in a gift box earlier and had been overlooked. Vijay reconciles with Om and returns home, admonishing Suraj and Vimla for their misdeeds. Two days later, at a press event, Vijay confirms he has received his driving licence and heads to the airport.