Victoria No. 203

Seth Durgadas is a wealthy businessman revered by his son Kumar and society, yet the summary reveals he secretly runs a smuggling gang. The facade of respectability masks his criminal empire and the appetite for power. This contrast sets the stage for the intertwined fates of his family and gang.

During a robbery, a gang member grows greedy and flees with the diamonds. Durgadas dispatches another trusted man to retrieve the loot and kill the traitor. The pursuit underscores the volatility and danger in his criminal network.

The traitor is cornered and killed, yet the killer manages to vanish with the diamonds hidden somewhere. The diamonds' disappearance sparks a new wave of pursuit and suspicion. The loss foreshadows a larger hunt involving many unlikely players.

A driver associated with the eponymous Victoria is arrested near the dead body on circumstantial grounds. The case diverts attention from the real diamonds and fuels the intrigue around the Victoria itself. The arrest becomes a turning point for the investigation.

Two elderly crooks, Raja and Rana, are set for release, carrying memories of a kidnapped infant son and a life measured by crime. Rana clings to the hope of becoming respectable men, even as fate nudges them back toward trouble. Their backstory adds a personal stake to the diamond hunt.

Raja and Rana learn about the Victoria and the missing diamonds, and decide to pose as distant cousins of Rekha, the Victoria driver's daughter, to get inside. Their ruse opens doors into the innermost circles of the Victoria's life. They aim to uncover the diamonds by proximity and cunning.

Rekha rides the Victoria by day, posing as a man, while at night she slips out to follow her own plans. Her dual existence makes her the pivotal link between the Victoria family and the diamond mystery. She becomes a focal point for both the good and bad players.

Raja and Rana tail Rekha to a henchman's house where Rekha seduces the man. When the henchman tries to assault her, the duo intervenes and the man is shot dead. The incident reveals the volatile mix of romance, danger, and crime surrounding Rekha.

Rekha tells the truth about her father's arrest and the Victoria, but she admits she has no clue about the diamonds' location. The revelation brings the group closer as they realize they are facing a larger mystery together. The diamonds remain elusive, driving further pursuit.

Kumar starts a romance with Rekha, who pretends to be a wealthy lady. When he discovers her real identity, he chooses to marry her despite the dangerous truth about her father. This romance complicates loyalties and alliances within the group.

Kumar, Raja, and Rana meet Rekha and finally learn the truth about Rekha and the diamonds. The four decide to team up to locate the missing diamonds, setting aside past deceptions for a common goal. The bond between Rekha and Kumar deepens as they join forces.

Durgadas kidnaps Rekha upon learning she is the Victoria driver's daughter. Kumar, Raja, and Rana are captured and subjected to torture as they chase the diamonds. The stakes rise as the caper tightens its grip on their fates.

During a tense deal, Rana realizes the diamonds are concealed inside the Victoria's ornate lamp, a fake headlamp on the tray. He buys time by creating confusion and makes a plan to retrieve them. The lamp becomes the key to turning the tables on Durgadas.

Raja and Rana lure the gang to the diamonds and unleash a melee that exposes the gang's lack of loyalty to Durgadas. In the chaos, Durgadas and his remaining cronies are arrested, and Rekha's father is freed. The long hunt ends in a decisive victory for the protagonists.

Rana reunites with his infant son and decides to settle down, while Raja, feeling his fate may lie elsewhere, initially considers leaving. He spots a burkha-clad woman, who turns out to be Rana, and the two declare they will not be parted. In the end, they choose to stay together, cementing a new life after the storms.