Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos

A local don, leaves the whole of Panjore, Goa, drenched in violence, before being fatally shot by two British agents. The agents’ househelp is killed as collateral damage, and her child is taken back to London to be raised by them. They name the boy Happy Patel, essayed by Vir Das. Happy is a gentle man who has inherited none of his adoptive fathers’ killer instincts and has consecutively failed the MI 7 (Military Intelligence) test for seven years. While his fathers encourage him, Happy seeks to find his inner calling. The MI tasks the agents with a new mission in India: to rescue a white woman held captive by the mercilessly ruthless local don, Mama, Having previously faced trauma in Goa, the agents initially decline the mission. However, Happy recognizes his Indian roots and, despite his inexperience, takes up the assignment. The story unfolds as he arrives in Goa, exploring whether he succeeds in the mission, manages to build a life in India, and finally discovers his true self.