“Murder Mubarak” opens with the untimely demise of Leo (portrayed by Aashim Gulati), the gym trainer at the club. ACP Bhavani Singh (played by Pankaj Tripathi) initiates an investigation into Leo’s death, uncovering a web of deceit and hidden motives among the members of the Delhi Turf Club. It is soon revealed that Leo, far from being a paragon of virtue, had been leveraging dark secrets of club members for extortion. With many harbouring grudges against him, the question looms: who is responsible for Leo’s murder?
As the plot thickens, two more individuals meet their demise, one following Leo and the other preceding him. Ultimately, the culprit is unveiled to be Bambi Todi, portrayed by Sara Ali Khan, who orchestrates not only Leo’s murder but also that of Guppie (played by Brijendra Kala) and her husband, Anshul (enacted by Varun Mitra).
The ending of “Murder Mubarak” begs elucidation: What drove Bambi to commit these heinous acts against Leo, Guppie, and Anshul?
Delving into Bambi’s backstory, we find her consumed by obsession, initially fixated on the Delhi Turf Club. Despite her affection for Kashi (portrayed by Vijay Varma), Bambi enters into matrimony with affluent Anshul. However, her world shatters upon discovering Anshul’s affair with their maid, Ganga (enacted by Tara Alisha Berry). Incapable of bearing the betrayal, Bambi takes matters into her own hands, dispatching her husband.
Seeking assistance from Guppie, Bambi conceals Anshul’s body beneath the beetroot patch in the club’s garden. Revelation of this gruesome act to Leo by Guppie instigates Leo’s blackmail, leading to his demise at Bambi’s hands. Subsequently, Bambi orchestrates Guppie’s demise, staging it as a suicide to avert suspicion.
In a strategic move, ACP Bhavani deliberately implicates Kashi, aware of Bambi’s fixation on him. This maneuver prompts Bambi to confess her crimes, including an attempt on the life of her childhood friend Yash (portrayed by Suhail Nayyar), intended to frame him for the murders. Yet, Yash’s survival thwarts her plans, leaving her confession the final revelation in the tale.
In summary, “Murder Mubarak” unfolds a tale of three murders and a feline victim, with Bambi Todi emerging as the perpetrator behind the intricate web of deception and demise.
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