| Director | Padam Kumar |
|---|---|
| Genre | drama film |
| Country | India |
| Budget | ₹4.2 crore |
| Box office | ₹2.6 crore |
Aryan Pandit lives a middle-class lifestyle with his family in Nasik, India, where the entire family depends on his salesman father's earnings. He relocates to Mumbai's St. Andrews College with big dreams of being wealthy and driving a red Ferrari. He befriends three other middle-class youths: Papad, Mushy, and Chicken. He borrows money from Matka Rajan, gambles it, loses everything, and is unable to repay. As a result, Rajan sets his goons on him.
Aryan goes to a man named Baba for help, who in turn takes him to Mamta Sekhari. Sekhari offers to hire him as a hitman, agreeing to pay him 20,000 rupees for every killing so that he can repay his gambling loan. Aryan reluctantly accepts, is trained by Baba to shoot a gun, and kills his first target, none other than Rajan himself. He tells his friends about his good fortune, and they join forces with him. In all killing contracts, they are provided with a photograph and the location and are instructed to look at the photo just 15 minutes before killing the person. In this manner, the friends enjoy their newfound wealth. When Aryan's Parsi girlfriend, Dilnawaaz, finds out, she wants him to quit. He does, but his friends refuse to let go of this easy money and luxurious life. Shortly after that, the trio are given a contract; before the killing, they look at the photograph of Aryan. The trio knows that it is too late to back out of this 'supari' (contract killing). Soon events take a worse turn as one by one they get killed. Chicken commits suicide, and a gun battle ensues where Papad and Mushy are killed by Sekhari's men. Aryan puts everything to an end by killing Mamta Sekhari and Baba once and for all.