Wrong Side Raju

A speeding car plows through a checkpoint on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, killing two constables and gravely injuring an elderly man, Pritam Parikh. Raju arrives at the scene, stunned, realizing this incident will pull him into a dangerous case with lasting consequences for his life and loyalties. The event sets the tone for a web of choices that test his moral boundaries.

Raju is a driver by day and a bootlegger by night, nursing a dream of starting his own travel agency with his mentor Patil. He works for Amitabh Shah and ferries Tanmay Shah around town, hoping opportunity will finally unlock his future. The setup establishes the dual life that will complicate every subsequent decision.

As Raju shadows Tanmay and Shaily, Tanmay's warning glare and possessive streak push Shaily into difficult choices. Raju's growing bond with Shaily becomes a bright thread in his precarious life, even as Tanmay tightens his grip on the family circle. The dynamics foreshadow the personal stakes at play.

Tanmay withdraws the loan guarantee that would have helped Raju's travel agency dream, fueling frustration and fear. Shaily's entanglement with the Shahs deepens as their plans stall, and Raju's hopes hinge on fragile goodwill. The loss crystallizes the pressure that will push characters toward drastic acts.

Navratri brings them closer in a night of Garba and secret decisions; the festive mood sharpens the tensions beneath the surface. Tanmay's temper flares when he learns of Raju's growing bond with Shaily, prompting him to take drastic steps. Shaily reluctantly agrees to drive away with Tanmay while Raju trails on his scooter.

The car crash occurs, and dust settles quickly around the scene. Raju arrives after the immediate aftermath, finding a scene that will anchor the investigation for days. Police and onlookers begin piecing together what happened, setting the stage for a tense legal battle.

Police discover Raju's scooter and the illicit liquor he was carrying, and they threaten a PASA case unless he cooperates. In a bid to close the case quickly, officers press for a hefty bribe; Raju scrambles to gather it. The investigation tightens around Pritam Parikh and the broader Shah circle.

CCTV footage surfaces, revealing Tanmay driving minutes before the accident, a finding that could implicate the Shah family and derail Raju's fragile alibi. The revelation shatters the illusion of innocence and elevates the stakes for everyone involved. The case pivots from a random tragedy to a family dispute with dangerous implications.

Amitabh Shah tries to tilt the scales by offering a ₹2 crore bribe to frame Raju, and is said to bow to pressure from Mark, crossing lines that threaten everyone involved. The case moves to the courtroom, where Parth Parikh, son of Pritam Parikh, steps forward to defend Raju and challenge the investigation's integrity. The court dismisses the charges, ordering a reinvestigation and summoning Tanmay, who has vanished.

After the acquittal, the truth begins to unravel: Raju confesses to Parth that Shaily was behind the wheel and that Tanmay died in the crash. To protect Shaily, they orchestrate a plan to have her leave the country and dispose of Tanmay's body, while threatening Mark to maintain the illusion of Tanmay's disappearance. Raju frames his actions as self-preservation and a misguided attempt to shield those he cares about.

They escalate pressure on Mark to manufacture the impression that Tanmay had fled, sealing their cover. The delicate balance between loyalty and crime pushes everyone closer to the edge. The web of intimidation underscores how far the characters are prepared to go to protect themselves and Shaily.

The story closes on a bittersweet note as Raju and Shaily reunite in Paris. Their reunion offers a fragile solace amid fear, loyalty, and moral compromise. It leaves the audience with a lingering question about justice, responsibility, and the costs of protection.