Vinci Da

The 18-year-old Adi Bose watches his father drunkenly beat his mother. He asks his father to stop, but the abuse continues. This brutal scene sets up the violent undercurrents that will shape Adi's early life.

In a moment of rage, Adi fatally strikes his father with a cricket bat. He calls the police and ends up in a mental asylum. The act marks a turning point that foreshadows his later criminal mimicry of others' crimes.

Meanwhile, Vinci Da mourns his own father’s death and struggles to make a living as Tollywood does not appreciate his prosthetic talent. His personal life includes his love interest, Jaya, who is a stutterer. The nascent challenges set the stage for his later collaboration with Adi.

As an adult, Adi Bose is released from prison and begins to style himself as a 'serial lawyer' who mimics the crimes he once judged. He plans to execute his reimagined justice with cold efficiency. This mindset drives the subsequent manipulation of Vinci Da.

To enable his schemes, Adi approaches Vinci Da, posing as a director and getting him to sculpt a mask of businessman Shyam Sundar Jaiswal. Jaiswal was acquitted in a 2500 crore scam, making the mask a potent tool for deception. Vinci Da agrees, unaware of the criminal use ahead.

Adi dons the Jaiswal mask to rob a bank, killing a security guard in the process. Jaiswal is arrested, and Vinci Da sees the breaking news the next day, realizing his art has been weaponized for crime. He is distraught and struggles to accept the role his craft plays in harm.

Adi uses blackmail and the videos he shot while Vinci Da crafted the first mask to force further work. Reluctantly, Vinci Da creates a second mask under duress. The pressure mounts as more lives hang in the balance.

Vinci Da makes a mask for a politician's son who was acquitted after driving into homeless people. Adi wears the mask and drives a car over the sleeping homeless to frame the son. Vinci Da is overwhelmed with grief and self-loathing after meeting the victims' relatives.

Vinci Da meets the son of one of the homeless victims and grapples with the harm done. He tries to tell Adi he isn’t part of the crimes, but Adi believes he is complicit. The rift widens as violence deepens.

A mask of a rapist is created and used by Adi to abduct, rape, and film a crime to spread online. The rapist, previously acquitted, is arrested, but the victim turns out to be Jaya, shocking Vinci Da. Jaya attempts suicide, but is saved by Vinci Da's intervention.

Driven by grief and the need for justice, Vinci Da poisons Adi and then adopts a mask resembling him to record a final confession video of his own 'suicide'. The plan hinges on deceiving the authorities. The tension builds toward a likely arrest.

Inspector Bijoy Poddar, who had met Adi earlier, detects the voice difference in the suicide clip. He discovers the videos Vinci Da recorded at Adi's home and orders Vinci's arrest. The pursuit tightens as the truth emerges.

Facing arrest, Vinci Da and Jaya escape the city, disguising themselves as an elderly couple. The ending leaves their fate uncertain as authorities close in, but their bond helps them survive the fallout of the masked crimes.