Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster 3 2018

In a small town in Uttar Pradesh, Uday Pratap Singh Sanjay Dutt struggles to keep the ancestral royal house intact as the changing times tighten finances and threaten the old order he’s inherited. His wife, Raani, yearns for his attention while a whispering current of ambition swirls through the palace. The court and the countryside alike buzz with tension as Gainda Singh’s rival party moves to topple Saheb and seize the administration that has steadied the family for decades. At Saheb’s side is Kanhaiya [Deepraj Rana], Saheb’s most trusted and dangerous servant, a man whose loyalty cuts as sharply as a knife.

To cope with diminishing resources and mounting political pressure, the Raja begins taking contract killings to prop up his lifestyle and strengthen his hold during elections. The same rival gang implants Babloo to gather information and plot Saheb’s assassination, positioning him as a temporary driver for Raani.

Raani, worn down by neglect, enters a charged relationship with Babloo, who seems to offer more than comfort. Babloo grows fond of Raani and cannot hide his emotions as he confesses his mission to the Raja. The Raja’s world becomes entangled with Madhavi Devi [Mahie Gill], his beautiful mistress, whose presence intensifies the power play and complicates loyalties on every side.

As the plot thickens, Babloo’s affection for Raani collides with his assigned duty, and the balance of power begins to tilt toward violence and revenge. The climax erupts when Babloo executes a deadly plan, shooting Saheb and Kanhaiya. In a brutal turn, Raani orders Babloo to be killed, declaring with cold resolve that “he can only be a partner in the bedroom, but not as a Saheb.”

Saheb survives the onslaught and faces the election with renewed resolve, edging toward a fragile victory that could redefine the dynasty. In the final moments, Raani is shown appointing a new driver for herself, a quiet hint that the saga may continue and that the royal drama is far from over.