Lucky somehow shakes Tiger off his pursuit, and hides the money. Sam identifies the inspector as Lukka's brother Tiger and the 2.5 million actually belong to Tiger. Lucky, however, gets the money, and both try to get out of Goa. During a drink, Sam bends down, and Lukka has temptations on her and asks her to remove her blouse, but she refuses, and Lukka forcefully unzips her, attempts to assault Sam, and Sam accidentally shoots him dead. Both of them want the work done that night. Sam meets Lucky and sets up a deal that if Lucky would kill Lukka, she would pay him 2.5 million. It turns out that he wants Lucky to kill Sam, and in return, Lucky would get 2.5 million. While Billa hides the fact that he has his money back, Lucky hides that he has lost the money. Meanwhile, Billa tracks down Lara, gets the money back and kills her. By the time the Inspector leaves, the vehicle with the money is gone. He tells Sam to hide and hides the bag of money in the vehicle of an unsuspecting motorist. But their meeting is cut short when Lucky notices the same inspector. Sam arrives at Lucky's hotel to meet him. After getting the money, Lucky prepares to leave the next morning. That night Lucky arrives in a disco to meet Jacko again.
When her husband, Lukka ( Mahesh Manjrekar), shows up, they retrieve her car from the road, and go home. He follows her and gets an opportunity to meet her when her car breaks down. In a small restaurant, he sights a dancer Sam ( Sameera Reddy). On his return to his hotel, he comes across a Police inspector ( Aditya Pancholi) who seems to have become suspicious of Lucky. He then meets Jacko and sets a rendezvous. He is to go to Goa and meet Jacko ( Shakti Kapoor) and sell him a bag of unknown contents. He, then, comes to know that his friends have been murdered. Unfortunately for him, things do not go as planned, and he becomes involved with a ruthless killer Billa ( Sanjay Dutt). Lucky ( Anil Kapoor) is a small-time criminal, hoping to retire with his girlfriend Lara ( Koena Mitra) after one last job.
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