Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena 2005

Arjun Verma and his best friend Rohit Kapoor make a living by pulling off quick, clever cons that target the rich and powerful. Their latest score hits a high note when they scam the money-loving accountant of a formidable don, a man known as Sikandar, and they walk away with millions in cash. But their triumph is short-lived: Rohit is killed by Kharbu’s men, and Arjun is forced to flee to another city to stay ahead of the vengeful pursuit.

On the trail, Kharbu closes in, pressuring Arjun to return the stolen fortune plus interest or risk Sikandar’s “retirement plan” coming sooner than expected. Facing a deadly deadline, Arjun decides to fight back rather than fade away. He pieces together a special team to help him pull off a bigger, riskier scheme aimed at reclaiming what was taken—and possibly right some old wrongs.

Among those drawn into the plan is Natasha Kapoor, a psychiatrist who initially finds herself outmatched by the group’s schemes. Despite being conned, she doesn’t fade away; instead, she channels her resolve toward revenge, and her perspective complicates the crew’s volatile dynamic. The plot thickens with the appearance of Jehangir Khan, whose interference slows Arjun’s progress and forces the team to navigate a higher-stakes game with sharper, more cunning moves.

As the narrative twists unfold, it becomes clear that Arjun’s motive runs deeper than simply recouping the cash. The plan gradually reveals itself as a carefully disguised act of retaliation for Rohit’s death. In a climactic turn, Sikandar is arrested in connection with a drug case, shifting the balance of power and leaving Arjun and his allies to decide their next steps. The story closes on a note of uneasy triumph: Arjun steps away with his friends, and Natasha—now aligned with the outcome—takes possession of what’s referred to as the Jahangir money, signaling a complicated but hopeful new chapter.