A group of police officers approach Urmila Mhatre, a vendor of "Wada Pav," to help them solve a case involving a lookalike of their deceased superior, Madam Sir. Initially, Urmila declines, expressing her distrust of the police and her desire to focus on her business. However, after the officers offer her a substantial daily payment of Rs. 2,000, Urmila agrees to help.
Upon arriving at the police station, Urmila meets the rest of the team and is introduced to the life of Madam Sir, whom she is supposed to impersonate. The team provides her with training, showing her videos of Madam Sir's behavior and mannerisms. Urmila, confident in her acting abilities, claims she can easily mimic Madam Sir.
As Urmila begins her training, the team faces challenges in helping her adapt to the role, given her vastly different personality and background. Despite the difficulties, Urmila is determined to succeed and earn the promised payment.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Urmila Mhatre sells 'Wada Pav' to police officers in Mumbai.
2. She earns Rs. 1,000 per day after deducting the cost of raw materials and her efforts.
3. Urmila is asked to help police officers find the killer of their madam sir.
4. She agrees to help after being offered Rs. 2,000 per day, which is double her daily earnings.
5. The police officers take Urmila to Lucknow to investigate the murder.
6. Urmila meets other police officers, including Santosh, Chita, and Billu, in Lucknow.
7. They live in a big house that belonged to their madam sir.
8. Urmila is given a room in the house and is asked to learn madam sir's ways to help with the investigation.
9. She is shown videos of madam sir's behavior and is trained by Santu and Chita to mimic her actions.
10. Urmila is warned not to challenge Ms. Haseena, who is a lookalike of madam sir.
11. The police officers are trying to find the killer of their madam sir, and Urmila is helping them with the investigation.
12. Urmila receives Rs. 60,000 per month for her help in the investigation.