B.Tech

Vikram’s friends, Pratap and Vishnu, convince him that they must make a short film. The trio starts auditioning actors but faces a roadblock on the very first day of the shoot. They later decide to rent shooting equipment, but the lack of funds force them to steal from the shop.

Akhtar and his friend Rafi participate in a bike race competition where their team gets the name ‘Raftaar’. Later, when Akhtar needs money to modify his bike, the two friends must think of different ways to raise money. However, an unfortunate accident puts a break on all their plans.

Hari recalls the incident that made him fall in love with Ramya. Later, the company that he works for gets entangled in a health scare controversy and this prompts him to make an edible clay that will have no side effects.

Vikram is caught shooting his film on the college campus and the Principal calls his father. Akhtar and Rafi win the second race, but their happiness is short-lived as their families come to know about their racing. Moreover, Arvind registers his own company, but is forced to vacate the house he is living in by his landlord.

Vikram panics when his father suffers a heart attack, but the tragedy creates an opportunity for the father and son to mend their relationship. Meanwhile, a digital producer encourages Vikram to make a romantic comedy and Vikram, Vishnu and Pratap decide to give it a try. What will the fate of the rom-com be?

Akhtar is desperate to get his damaged bike repaired but his efforts go in vain due to lack of funds. Meanwhile, Hari struggles to find accommodation and when Ramya arrives in the city, things get more difficult for him. Vikram gets a call from a popular film producer who expresses interest in his script.

Ramya takes an interest in Hari’s business and comes up with ideas and strategies to expand it. Akhtar gears up for the race and reaches out to Hari’s company for sponsorship. Meanwhile, Rafi calls Vikram and requests him to lend his bike to Akhtar for the race.

Vikram takes a loan and completes his film. A special screening is organised. However, though everyone present likes the film, no distributor is willing to take the risk of investing in it. When the stocks of Motorcorp company falls, Hari faces the danger of losing all his investments. Just then, Hari remembers about Akhtar’s bike invention. Meanwhile, Akhtar is busy with his bike race and is desperate to win it for the sake of his late friend Rafi.