Amazon Prime ‘Bambai Meri Jaan’ Ending Explained

The entire country is currently talking about the new Amazon Original web-series called Bambai Meri Jaan which released on Amazon Prime on 14th September 2023. The typical Bombay of the 1970s to 1980s is on display, including the street wars and the rise of gangsters inspired by the iconic Dawood Ibrahim and his associates.

The story depicts the life of Ismail Kadri (Kay Kay Menon) in the early 1960s as a sincere police officer trying to make positive changes in the city. From there, the plot changes to his suspension and the rise of his son Dara Kadri (Avinash Tiwary) from a small time goon to becoming one of Mumbai and India’s most feared dons. Basically, the story of Dawood in a web-series once again.

Bambai Meri Jaan plot explained

The storyline is nothing but the junior Kadri’s rise tto fame and how he demolished everyone who came in his way, be it his family or rival gangs. Dara once worked for Haji Maqbool and Azeem Pathan and it wasn’t long before there began a fierce rivalry between Dara and the Pathan gang. Haji on the other hand, accepted defeat and moved out of Dara’s way, not causing him any more trouble.

Pathan continued to let his ego get in the way and tried all means possible to eliminate Dara and his family. When he realised he couldn’t do it on his own, they tried to use the police and even hired professional hitmen to get the job done, including his nephews from Gujarat and the infamous Ganya Surve (Sumeet Vyas). Dara however, got rid of each of these so-called threats.

Bambai Meri Jaan ending explained

A total of 10 episodes in this Amazon prime thriller, the last couple of episodes show Dara, his brother Ajju, and sister Habiba (Kritika Kamra) trying to avenge their brother Saadiq’s death. Azeem Pathan, his boys Raiszada and Haroon, and Surve were the four targets. One by one, he managed to kill them all, but only Haroon remained, as he managed to flee to Gujarat.

While the others were killed and his brother’s death was almost avenged, ACP Malik called Dara’s close aide Abdullah and let him know that there’s an arrest warrant on Dara’s name and that he only had one hour to leave Bombay, or else he’d never be able to leave the city again. At this point of time, there’s a family conflict and Dara leaves without his father, mother, and even sister, in a last minute turn of events.

It’s at this point when we realise that Habiba is no longer the youngest in the family but is now ready to take over, as she sits in the iconic pose of Dawood’s real sister Haseena Parkar, who was also portrayed by Shraddha Kapoor in a Bollywood film with the same name. Ismail looked through the door from the other room and he realised that his daughter had also turned towards the other side.

Even ACP Malik asked Habiba why she didn’t flee along with Dara, and she swiftly replied saying that Haroon is still alive, with the gun besides her on the coffee table. The web-series ended showing Dara’s end of rule in Bombay (and probably the start of something new in Dubai), but more importantly, the start of the rule of Habiba Kadri. The series ended with an epilogue showing that Habiba’s boys had tracked down Haroon and shot him dead in Gujarat.