TUMKO NA BHOOL PAYENGE MOVIE

                                                                                                                                                                 Veer Thakur is an eligible bachelor who lives in a small community with his parents, Thakur Punya Pratap Singh and Thakurani Geeta. He is in love with Muskaan, his friend and the daughter of another Thakur. Their parents bless their relationship, but suddenly Veer begins to see visions of events he doesn't remember ever happening to him. He discovers that he is adept at wrestling techniques, even though no one, including his father, has ever seen him wrestle. No one has any explanation for this. Veer is also a good fast bowler and has the ability to swing the ball in both directions.


One day, while the Chief Minister was giving a speech at a function in his village, Veer suddenly saw a sniper aiming at him. Veer rushed to save the Chief Minister, but both the sniper and the building disappeared. Veer became anxious, but no one noticed that the Chief Minister was also uneasy at the sight of Veer. A few days later, at Veer's wedding, some goons attack the party and try to kill Veer, but Veer single-handedly kills them. Convinced that everyone is hiding something important from him, he demands answers. Thakur relents and tells him that he is neither Veer nor his son.


The real Veer was an officer in the Indian Army who was martyred in the Kargil War. After immersing his ashes, they found the bullet-riddled body of an unknown man. When they discovered that the man had no memory of his past, they told him that he was Veer and fabricated a fictional past for him because they felt the need for a son. Veer sets out to discover his true identity. He goes to Mumbai, where he discovers that both the police and the goons are out for his blood. He meets a teenager named Ahsan, also known as Munna, who calls him Ali Bhaijaan. Munna is martyred while saving Ali from an assassin. The hero cannot see the assassin's face, but assumes his name is Ali. He sees visions of a girl he has never seen.


The mystery begins to unravel when he meets a man named Inder. As Ali begins to regain his memories, it is confirmed that his name is indeed Ali. Ali and Munna were orphaned brothers, while Inder was Ali's friend. An old man named Rahim Chacha was their guardian. The mysterious girl Ali saw was Mehak, his girlfriend. Ali and Inder had won medals in several shooting competitions, though Ali was always superior. MK Sharma, Joint Commissioner of the Mumbai Crime Branch, noticed their shooting skills and made them an offer: disguise themselves as gangsters, kill those from a rival gang, and provoke the two gangs into destroying each other in a gang war. Ali flatly refuses, but after Rahim Chacha is murdered by some thugs, Ali and Inder decide to accept the offer.


Mehke gives the two boys portable video recorders so they can prove their innocence if anything goes wrong. Soon, the inspector takes them to the Chief Minister and his assistant. They stage an attack on the Chief Minister, hoping to discredit the opposition in the eyes of the public and garner sympathy votes for the Chief Minister. However, while Ali is staging the shooting, someone assassinates the Chief Minister. The police begin chasing Ali, thinking he is the killer, and Ali flees.


After regaining his memory, Ali discovers that the Chief Minister's assistant had taken advantage of the scheme to become Chief Minister himself. Meanwhile, Ali also learns that Inder married Mehke to protect her from harassment. Ali tries to tell the inspector the truth, but realizes that no one believes him. During an attack, while Ali is boarding a local train, his remaining memories return. He remembers that on the day of the murder, he boarded the same train, where Inder met him and confessed to killing the Chief Minister. To conceal the truth, Inder then shot Ali and threw his body into the river. Suddenly, the inspector meets him, and Ali convinces him by revealing the truth.


Ali goes to Mehak and tells her everything. He realizes that Inder's tapes contain evidence that could incriminate him. As he plays one of the tapes, Mehak is horrified to see Inder making a deal with the Chief Minister's assistant. Ali tells Inder that he now remembers everything. Inder, along with his associates, arrives to kill Ali, and Mehak is also killed. This enrages Ali, who kills the goons. A scuffle ensues between Inder and Ali. Ali demands an explanation from Inder for his actions.


Inder explains that he was always treated second-rate by Ali, and that even Mehak, whom he secretly loved, prioritized Ali over him. Furthermore, Ali had easier access to money and fame than Inder. Inder reveals that he was the one who sent the goons to kill Rahim Chacha, thus tricking Ali into accepting the offer. When Ali returned to Bombay, Inder saw him.

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