When a coolie's family is murdered by a group of gangsters and politicians, he swears revenge on them.

The gangster Bulla (Mukesh Rishi) becomes the crime lord of Mumbai after killing his rival Lamboo Aata (Ishrat Ali). However, when his right hand man Kala Shetty (Rami Reddy) is arrested by police due to the intervention of a coolie and a good samaritan Shankar (Mithun Chakraborty), Bulla swears revenge. He manages to trap Shankar's sister Geeta (Sapna) into a sham marriage with Gulshan (Gulshan Rana) who is a scamster working for the pimp Lucky Chikna (Razak Khan). Bulla's younger brother Chutiya (Shakti Kapoor), who has long been impotent, becomes sex-crazed under the influence of London-imported pills provided by his loving elder brother and proceeds to brutally rape Geeta and ends up killing her. When Shankar's policeman father is also killed by the corrupt Inspector Kale (Rana Jung Bahadur), Shankar swears that he will kill Bulla, Chutiya, their ally Potey (Mohan Joshi) and the rest of their entourage within ten days.—Soumitra

Mumbai's leading crime lords Bulla and Lambu Aatta were in a serious romantic relationship before conflicting ideologies led to a fallout. Each of the two have the backing of nemesis politicians Bacchu Bhigona and Kafan Chor. Lambu Aatta initiates the war by murdering Bulla's accomplice to which Bulla responds by murdering Lambu's brother Kundan. Enraged, Lambu does it "khulla" with Bulla's sister Munni and an equally enraged Bulla intercepts Lambu who despite his "pleas" is eliminated in broad daylight. However Bulla's triumph is short lived when his expressionless lieutenant Kala Shetty is apprehended by an honest air-porter Shankar. Bulla in turn avenges this humiliation by having Shankar's overweight sister, even overweight girlfriend and over-reacting father killed off turn by turn in gruesome fashion and promises Shankar the same fate. Little does he realise that Shankar too has set the timer for Bulla, his hermaphrodite brother Chutiya, political relations head Pote and corporate advisor Ibu Hatela to "do char chhe aath dus bus" in the most poetic manner possible, cumulating in a battle for the fate of all mankind.