Takkari Donga

The film opens with Shaka killing his elder brother to obtain information about Diamond Valley. This ruthless act seeds the central mystery and sets Shaka on a path that will draw Veeru Dada into the conflict. Veeru, who also knows the Diamond Valley secret, will be drawn into a long, dangerous chase that threads through years.

Veeru dives off a cliff into a river, beginning a decades-long arc of pursuit and shifting loyalties. This dramatic escape sets the pattern for a long struggle over the Diamond Valley and the people around him.

Eighteen years pass in Gajner, Rajasthan, and Veeru re-emerges with an amputated leg. He starts feeding tips to Raja, a bold outlaw who robs banks with flair. This reentry pulls Raja into a renewed confrontation around the Diamond Valley secret.

Raja's bank heists become more audacious as his notoriety grows. The bounty on his head climbs, drawing sharper threats and more dangerous confrontations.

Panasa, shadowing Raja with her uncle, hopes to dupe him and slip away with the loot. The presence of Panasa adds a rival dynamic to the diamond hunt and complicates Raja's plans. Their cat-and-mouse maneuver foreshadows the fragile alliances to come.

To secure protection, Veeru hatches a plan centered on a large diamond and asks Raja to escort his daughter Bhuvana to Dharma's place along a perilous route. The dangerous assignment binds Raja to Veeru and to a history of blood between families. It sets the stage for a tense road movie that tests loyalty and love.

On the journey, a spark grows between Raja and Bhuvana. As they travel, Raja reveals that the house they glimpse is his childhood home, the place where his father and sister were slain by a masked killer. He explains that a scar on the killer's hand would be the clue that finally identifies him.

They reach Dharma's place, only to find Dharma murdered. Raja steps away to arrange the funeral at a nearby shop, while Shaka is disguised as the shop owner. The grim death deepens the peril and tightens the chain of revenge.

Shaka discovers a map in Bhuvana's possession, claiming that the map is the key to Diamond Valley and that his murders are tied to it. He hints that Dharma's death and Raja's father's murder are connected to this map.

The map is burned in the ensuing clash, and Shaka traps Raja by tying him to a tree while abducting Bhuvana, convinced she alone knows how to reach the treasure. The loss and danger escalate as the chase narrows toward Diamond Valley.

Raja breaks free and confronts Shaka, who reveals that he knows the truth about Raja's father's killer and will share it only if Raja lends him safe passage through treacherous terrain to Diamond Valley. Raja agrees to the terms, stepping into a dangerous pact. The tension between them intensifies as the trek toward the treasure begins.

As the expedition advances, Raja notices the scar on Shaka's hand and realizes that this is the man who killed his father and sister. The revelation redefines the motive and personal stakes of the journey.

In a decisive confrontation, Raja defeats Shaka and rescues Bhuvana. The fight resolves the tangled web of lies and vengeance, delivering a hard-won sense of peace for those who survived the ordeal.

Raja and Bhuvana begin a new chapter, honoring the dead while safeguarding the Diamond Valley's secret. The survivors look toward a tentative, hopeful future as the story ends on a note of closure. Veeru's machinations have resolved, leaving the truth about Diamond Valley in a fragile balance.