Raja Natwarlal 2014

Emraan Hashmi takes on the role of Mithilesh Kumar Shrivastava, known as Raja, a clever con artist whose talents have been sharpened through years of working alongside his partner in deceit, Deepak Tijori as Raghav Desai. Raja has developed a soft spot for Ziya, a bar girl portrayed by Humaima Malik, and is resolved to pull off the heist of a lifetime to secure enough wealth for their future together, aiming to liberate her from her current lifestyle. Enlisting Raghav’s assistance, the duo crafts an elaborate scheme to con two merciless criminals out of a significant sum of money. Their plan unfolds successfully, prompting Raja to indulge in a celebratory moment.

The landscape shifts when Varda Yadav, played by Kay Kay Menon, a formidable billionaire operating out of Cape Town, emerges. The shocking revelation hits that the money they have stolen rightfully belongs to him, which leads Varda to issue a grim ultimatum: the two petty criminals, including Raghav, must be eliminated. Overwhelmed by grief after witnessing Raghav’s brutal demise, Raja feels compelled to take control of the situation and plot his revenge.

Determined, Raja seeks the aid of Victor Singhal, known as Yogi, a seasoned criminal brought to life by Paresh Rawal whose reputation casts a long shadow. Although initially wary, Yogi ultimately agrees to support Raja in his quest for vengeance. Unbeknownst to Raja, Yogi bears a personal stake in this conflict — he is, in fact, Raghav’s older brother. Under Yogi’s mentoring, Raja undergoes intense training, forging an unlikely bond. Together, they set their sights on Cape Town, fueled by the resolve to take down Varda and fulfill a path of retribution.