Titli

Titli inspects the parking lot of an under-construction mall in East Delhi as his friend Pintu predicts fortunes will change once he buys the lot for ₹3,00,000. He envisions leaving his violent family and starting a new life through legitimate business. This opening sets his motive to break away from the gang.

During a late-night car-jacking to flee with the money, Titli crashes a stolen car just before a police checkpoint. Pradeep and Titli are nabbed, illustrating the danger of their criminal life. The incident foreshadows the fragility of their plans.

The next day they are released, but the police have seized the money from Titli's bag. Titli confesses to his brothers that he planned to run away and invest in the parking-lot business. The revelation deepens the tension within the gang.

Vikram tightens his control by marrying Titli to Neelu, introducing a decoy for the gang’s operations. Titli is coerced into the union, expanding the family’s reach and complicating his escape plan.

Neelu is in love with Prince, a wealthy married man she is having an affair with. She yearns for a future away from Titli’s criminal world, using the relationship to fuel her escape ambitions.

One night Neelu tries to escape the family and seeks Titli’s help to run off with Prince. She offers Titli ₹2,50,000 from her personal bank account in exchange for his assistance.

Neelu takes Titli to meet Prince, who presents himself as ready to divorce his wife for Neelu. The plan to escape with him seems possible but fragile.

Sangeeta, Vikram’s estranged wife, arrives and demands a divorce, backed by evidence of domestic violence. She also asks for alimony of ₹5,00,000, pressing Vikram to sign.

Titli’s father suggests wiring the money from Neelu’s FD to cover debts, but Vikram refuses, keeping the family's money flow under his control.

At Prince's house, Titli learns that he’s cheating on Neelu and confronts him. Prince uses the information to blackmail Titli for money, complicating their scheme.

Titli and Neelu are drawn into a plan offering ₹20,00,000 for killing a powerful industrialist, facilitated by a politically connected cop. The lucrative option tempts Titli’s desire to escape but clashes with his moral boundaries.

Titli drops Neelu at her parents’ residence, takes off with the cash given to him, and anonymously reports his brothers to the police. He then reverses on the parking-lot deal, returns home to sever ties with his father, and leaves with his belongings. Neelu later learns Prince was not leaving his wife, and she and Titli reconcile.