They ask Raj to decipher the rail code messages, and discover that King's loot is located near the Gopigunj police station.
Through the very course of events that follows suit, Samar bonds well with Tara, Bikki, and Naina, holidaying with the group in Israel for the next few days, when Irfan realizes, along with Singh and Hamid, during that several messages that they have been receiving ostensibly as customer care offer messages are actually coded messages. The man, Samar, disrupts Tara when she tries to meet a recent street race winner, and wins Tara's trust by regaining the car given to him along with some money, when he loses both upon being caught by a policeman, Mukhtar Rathore. The gang, composed of the leader, Tara Loha, and her associates and friends Bikki Kumar and Naina Sethi, indulges in illegal street racing, and while Irfan speculates that a certain Arjun can infiltrate the gang and earn more information on King, a man appears out of nowhere. Hamid and Irfan go on to investigate a street racing gang whose members have been striving hard to get close to King. For the same, a hacker from the technical department, named Raj Naik, is chosen to decipher messages of the gang. Mehta, and has claimed that his next target would be the Rashtrapati Bhavan. With the support of her assistant Hamid Ibrahim, she continues to do so and keeps hiding the money in a basement of the Rashtrapati Bhavan, which is only known to her, and resumes her lifestyle until she receives news from Kirit Ojha, the Honorary Secretary to the Prime Minister, that her help is needed critically by the Prime Minister for a certain task, and Ojha sends his man, Irfan Ali to work with them and start an investigation from within their department to avoid being caught, as the investigation in question is against the notorious criminal King, who has recently stolen jewels from a jewelry house owner Mr.
Vibha Singh is a corrupt bureaucrat in the Accounts Department of the Indian Government who pushes many of her clients into giving her the "percentages" of their money which may either have been stolen or confiscated.
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