Taarzan: The Wonder Car

Automobile engineer Deven Chaudhary designs and builds a futuristic car called DC with advanced features. He pours his skill into a passion project while living with his mother Suhasini and his son Raj. The car represents his personal dream of innovation and progress.

FourFox executives admire the DC design but conspire to steal it. They register the design under their own name, depriving Deven of credit and laying the groundwork for later conflict. The betrayal sets off a chain of criminal actions against Deven.

Deven files a formal complaint with the police about the theft. The investigation is compromised because Inspector Sanjay Sharma is secretly on FourFox’s payroll, undermining any pursuit of justice. The system appears to be rigged against him.

Deven is attacked and gagged by the conspirators, then locked inside his car. They push the car into a lake, causing Deven’s death and sealing the motive for revenge. The tragedy silences his voice at the moment of his greatest professional achievement.

Raj, now 22, attends college and falls in love with Priya, a wealthy girl. He also works as a part-time mechanic at Kartar Singh’s garage. The personal stakes for the family are rebuilt through new relationships driven by Raj’s ambitions.

Raj discovers his father’s legacy—a Morris Minor called Taarzan—in a scrapyard. He pools money to buy it for a modest sum, despite the shopkeeper’s initial resistance. The found car becomes the vessel for his and his father’s memory.

Raj teams with Kartar Singh to repair and upgrade the car, transforming it into a more advanced version than Deven’s original design. They rename it DC again to honor his father’s memory. The car is reborn as a symbol of vengeance and justice.

The supernatural element returns as Deven’s spirit inhabits the car and gains control over its systems. He uses DC to target those who betrayed and killed him, directing the vehicle’s actions from beyond the grave. The possession marks a turning point in the story.

While Rakesh is abroad, DC carries out a series of killings against Kailash, Anthony, Mahesh, and Sanjay, the FourFox conspirators and accomplices who betrayed Deven. Each murder underscores the car’s deadly mission and deepens Raj’s growing suspicion and fear. The police struggle to connect the violent events to the car’s new owner.

As the body count rises, Inspector Khurana investigates the murders and starts suspecting Raj, who now owns the car. The connection between the car and the killings blurs the line between killer and victim. Raj fights to prove his innocence while the truth about Deven’s murder remains hidden.

Rakesh Kapoor returns to India and visits Raj, revealing that he is Priya’s father. He suspects Raj has uncovered the truth about Deven’s murder and is using Priya as a pawn. He vows to kill Raj and take Priya back to London to arrange a marriage of his own choosing.

Deven’s spirit intervenes and saves Raj from Rakesh’s threat. Realizing the truth, Rakesh confesses his crimes before the authorities, and Khurana arrests him. Deven bids farewell to Suhasini and Raj as his spirit ascends, and the family is finally united.