Welcome 2 Karachi

Shammi and Kedar hatch a plan to reach the United States by sea. They improvise a hasty escape and set out on a makeshift voyage, hoping for a fresh start that feels almost too good to be true. Fate has a different plan, and their journey quickly reveals how fragile their dream is.

After a chaotic voyage, the boat washes ashore on a sun-baked coast in Karachi. They scramble to hide their tracks and avoid drawing attention from locals who could expose their misadventure. The realization that their plan has gone badly sets in as they face a city that is nothing like their intended destination.

News travels fast and an ISI agent closes in, forcing the friends to improvise cover stories and slip through crowded streets. Every shadow could reveal them, and the tension tightens as the chase intensifies. Their optimism clashes with a world that will not overlook their mistakes.

Shammi and Kedar are seized by a local don, Azhar Balouch, who demands a ransom from Kedar's father. The standoff exposes them to a dangerous underworld where people trade lives for leverage. Escape seems possible only if a higher power intervenes.

Balouch dumps them into a crowded Pathan quarter where forged documents and shady intermediaries dictate the pace of survival. They navigate a labyrinth of false identities and half-truths, trying not to be dragged deeper into trouble. Each encounter tests their nerve and bluffing skill.

During a heated India-Pakistan cricket match, Shammi's impulsive bravado inflames a row with a group of Pathans. The incident becomes a volatile symbol of national pride and personal risk. The danger around them widens in the wake of the quarrel.

They are swept into a Taliban camp where they are mistaken for militants and held in a system they barely understand. Their lack of familiarity with this world makes every moment a threat, and days blur into a dangerous routine. Survival depends on improvisation and a bit of luck.

A stolen mobile phone among their possessions turns out to be a detonator for a larger plot. They stumble into a deadly misunderstanding that could trigger a wider conflict. The clock ticks as they realize the stakes are far higher than anyone anticipated.

A blast rips through the camp, drawing American drones and troops into the fray. The two are captured, then released through a tense negotiation that merges politics with survival. Their fates shift as leverage, misperception, and timing determine who lives and who dies.

Balouch negotiates a deal with a ruling minister, offering the two as a political prize in exchange for prestige and power. The media erupts in a polarized chorus, with Pakistani outlets hailing them as heroes while Indian media portrays them as unwitting castaways. The men watch their identities become a political instrument.

American forces reappear and question how the Taliban attack is portrayed in the news, threatening deportation if the event cannot be framed as a victory for American authority. The two reluctantly agree to play along so they can survive the political game. The negotiations grow increasingly personal as truth and propaganda blur.

They are boarded onto a flight bound for India, only to discover a dangerous ruse aboard: a Taliban militant disguised as an airline pilot. Panic flickers as they realize the hijack threat, and they scramble to react with whatever leverage they have. They resolve to expose the plot and protect themselves as best they can.

Shammi and Kedar rally with the help of the Pakistani army, and a fierce crossfire erupts as they fight to thwart the would-be terror attack and seize control of the plane. The cabin becomes a chaotic battlefield where every decision matters. Their improvised tactics push them toward a precarious edge of victory and disaster.

Shammi and Kedar overpower the disguised militant and escape into the cockpit as the aircraft hurtles through the night sky. An unseen voice murmurs 'take a left turn,' hinting at a larger threat still lurking beyond the credits. The ending leaves their fate unresolved, hovering between danger and possibility.