Loser

Suri Yadav gets a new job in the railway department. John expresses his desire to become a cricketer, but his father discourages him. Rubi Shabana decides to fulfil her former coach Chenchulayya's wish.

A young Rubi attends college but continues to live in a shell. Suri feels lost in the desk job. Rubi applies for a badminton coach's job but faces challenges. John continues to play good cricket with Wilson’s support, but a past scar bleeds into their dream.

Rubi tells her father about her decision to divorce Sajid. Wilson's motivation shapes John into becoming a better cricketer. Meanwhile, Suri's stagnant scores prompt him to question things leading to more ambiguity and loss of character.

Suri ends up at Maya’s studio hoping to create an identity for himself and decides to return Rubi's money with the amount he gets from the first campaign. Rubi's struggle to find a coaching job leads her to Wilson. Surprisingly, Suri’s tryst with Govardhan ends in trouble.

Rubi continues with her divorce proceeding and ends up at the door of her lawyer, Paritosh. Suri's conversation with Maya sets him on a transformational journey, and John performs well in all the matches.

Suri gets the opportunity to work in the ad campaigns of a big sports sponsor, but finds himself detached from his loved ones. Rubi ends up being rejected again. Wilson tries to safegaurd John’s cricket career, but a past wound reveals itself.

A dejected John springs back to life when the ban on him is lifted. Rubi's father silences her just when she is opening up to people. Suri continues his excellent run, both at sports and stardom, but ill fate leads him to more trouble. Rubi discloses her trauma.

Suri's downfall begins. John and Wilson play the match of their life together on-field and off-field, respectively. Rubi's search meets with a sweet end.