Yeh Hai Jalwa

Raju, an orphan thriving as a businessman in India, watches a TV program about Rajesh Mittal and realizes that the public figure is actually his father. The moment sets him on a quest to bridge the broken past and claim his place in Rajesh's life.

Fueled by longing, Raju travels to London hoping to meet Rajesh and begin healing their strained relationship. The journey marks a turning point as he prepares to enter Rajesh's family world.

At the London airport, Sonia Singh tries to recruit him to carry her bags, a ruse that quickly backfires as Raju sees through the scheme. The tension shifts toward a growing, uneasy attraction between them.

Raju confronts Rajesh with the truth of their connection and learns that Rajesh is already married to Meghna Saxena with two children. Raju issues a seven-day ultimatum for Rajesh to acknowledge him or risk exposure.

Fearing the revelation, Rajesh hires goons to silence Raju. Raju is beaten in the street until a guard named Shera intervenes and saves him. Shera then urges him to blend into Rajesh's world to avoid further danger.

With Shera's guidance, Raju becomes a trusted family friend and lodges at Robin Singh's grand home. He reconnects with Sonia, who is revealed to be Robin's daughter, and their relationship deepens as they grow closer.

Raju embeds himself in Rajesh's life as a trusted confidant, while Sonia reconnects with him, and the pair's romance unfolds against a backdrop of family gatherings. The ongoing closeness strengthens the sense that Raju belongs in the Mittal circle.

On the eighth day, Rajesh and the household go on holiday. Raju briefly returns to India, overhears Robin inviting Rajesh back, and then quietly tags along by hiding in the boot of Robin's car.

Back in the house, Rajesh is shocked to find Raju there and the alliance between father and son begins to rebuild through trust and shared struggles. Sonia supports the growing bond as the family consolidates around them.

A conflict arises when Rajesh accepts a lucrative overseas conference and a partner warns of faltering sales. Raju bluntly argues that the fault lies in the product, bolstering his role as a fierce ally and forcing Rajesh to acknowledge his insights.

A confrontation with Vicky uncovers drug deals backed by Robin, and Vicky shoots Rajesh, sending him to the hospital with failing kidneys. The clan rallies to support him as doctors search for a donor.

The family discovers an anonymous donor for Rajesh, and Rajesh finally confesses that Raju is his son. In a powerful twist, Raju reveals that he was the kidney donor who saved Rajesh, sealing their bond.

Purshottam Mittal and Meghna celebrate the reconciliation as the Mittal clan embraces the new, blood-bonded family forged through truth, forgiveness, and resilience, with Raju now an integral part of their lives. They look to the future with hope and unity.