Taqdeerwala

In a realm where celestial clerks keep meticulous records of every human fate, a careless moment leaves the sacred book of future prophecies missing. The stern overseer Shri Bhramma rebukes the god of death and his diligent accountant, warning that unless the tome is retrieved within thirty days, their divine status will dissolve and they will be forced to live as mortals. Their search points them toward bustling Bombay, where the lost volume has inexplicably resurfaced among ordinary people.

Suraj is a roguish young man whose life revolves around a single, deeply personal promise: to restore his mother’s honor and happiness. When the mysterious book lands on his roof, he discovers its uncanny power to foretell personal tragedy, and his protective instincts kick in. Refusing to hand over the device that could alter his mother’s destiny, he becomes an unlikely guardian of a cosmic secret, all while navigating the chaotic rhythm of the city that never sleeps.

Enter Lilly, a street‑wise thief with a sharp tongue and an even sharper eye for opportunity. Their paths collide in a whirlwind of flirtation, rivalry, and comic misunderstandings, especially as Chhota Ravan—a swaggering schemer with grand ambitions—sets his sights on the same artifact, hoping to bend the fate of Bombay to his will. The tension between love, loyalty, and greed creates a lively tug‑of‑war that fuels the film’s playful energy.

The story blends mythic grandeur with the gritty, colorful pulse of urban life, yielding a tone that is equal parts whimsical, romantic, and mischievously chaotic. As divine beings walk among mortals and an ordinary man holds the power to rewrite futures, the narrative teases a race against time that promises humor, heart, and a spectacular clash of worlds—leaving the audience eager to see how destiny, devotion, and daring will intersect.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 15:11