This is the story of an unlucky girl

A simple and timid girl from a lower middle-class family in Hindi, Manju turns into a cocaine peddler to make money for her mother's cancer treatment. Things go haywire when she wants to quit but her family is also unintentionally lured into the business. It becomes a fight for survival, as Manju must outplay the cops and the thugs.

lives with her mother, Gulab and younger sister, Anju. She doesn't come from money, so, when her mother is diagnosed with second-stage lung cancer, Manju has to raise Rs 25 lakhs for the treatment. In a bizarre turn of events, she ends up fooling the cops and retrieving a packet of cocaine for a local drug supplier, AnjuThe mobster is gobsmacked, takes a shine to her, and hires her as a hustler when she asks him for work.

It's obviously a precarious decision. Manju wants out, but the price of her freedom is pegged at peddling 100 kilos of cocaine. She's innocent but not naive, and knows that she needs to outplay the gang to stay and keep her family alive. If she does manage that, she will need to evade the police. Can she dodge both parties?

The laugh riot is replete with way-out situations and every kooky character is hilarious — Anju trigger-happy Anthony a conceited and loud Mounti who's in love with Manju an outlandish cocaine distributor, Manish ket the druglord, Ritesh Sanjay and her neighbour, Devendra Bajaj too. All the performers delight with their acting chops. Manju plays the role of a walking paradox well. She chooses to be a masseuse against her family's wishes, but knows when and how a girl is supposed to talk, keep mum or laugh. She trembles when there's bloodshed but doesn't flinch from getting someone killed if she feels threatened.

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