Waaris

Kishan Singh prepares a will that splits the ancestral property between his two sons, Gajjan and Dulla, with Shravan (Gajjan's son) set to inherit the farm land. The will is meant to settle disputes after his death and hints at the coming family conflict.

Dulla confronts Kishan over the will; the argument turns violent and Dulla murders his father. The killing triggers his arrest and sends shockwaves through the family.

Dulla is apprehended by the police and jailed for Kishan's murder. With the patriarch gone, Kishan's sons are raised by Gajjan, deepening the family rift.

Years later, Shravan meets Paramjit, known as Paro, and they marry. Their union promises stability for the family despite the past, offering a new beginning for the next generation.

During Shravan and Paro's wedding, Dulla is released from prison and re-enters the family fold. He brings his old resentments with him and begins plotting to claim the land by any means.

Dulla begins influencing his sons Thade and Dara, steering them toward a ruthless plan to secure the land. He exploits the family fracture and advances his own inheritance, setting the stage for violent conflict.

An admirer posing as a poor villager stabs Shravan during a village visit as part of post-wedding commitments. Thade and Dara burn the attacker alive to hide their involvement, denying any link to Shravan's murder.

Paro fears Dulla's plan to marry Paro to Chhote to produce a new heir. She argues that a legitimate heir must come from a new marriage, and suggests Gajjan remarry, proposing Shibo as a potential wife.

Shibo, loyal to Paro, agrees to marry Gajjan to secure Shravan's land. She bears Gajjan's son, creating a new heir and sparing Paro's estate from Dulla's grasp, while Paro treats the child as her own.

Dulla and his goons ambush Gajjan and murder him, then attack the house to kill Shibo's newborn son. Paro fights to protect the child and seeks help from Shibo, Binder, and the villagers.

Shibo and Binder rally the villagers to fight off Dulla's goons and defend the baby. Chhote is electrocuted while trying to snatch the infant, Thade is killed by villagers, and Dara dies amidst the chaos.

A deranged Dulla raises his sword to finish the baby, but Paro intervenes and sacrifices herself to kill Dulla and save the child. She dies, asking forgiveness from Shibo and Binder as she passes.

Paro's dying wish entrusts Shibo and Binder with Caring for the baby and the ancestral land. With Paro gone, the family begins to rebuild around the new heir and her memory.