Murderer

A camel driver named Abdullah is busy paying for his wife's medicine. One night, when his brother-in-law visits him, he encounters a new problem. One of his camels crashes into a car. His brother-in-law checks the driver's condition and tells him that the driver is dead. The driver calls the camel owner, but the owner declares that he has nothing to do with the matter and that the driver must pay the driver's blood money. Now the driver's problems increase a hundredfold. The brother-in-law of the driver makes a fraudulent offer to the driver. He asks the driver to contact the owners of the other camels as well, and announce that it was their camel that had the accident. In this way, all the camel owners tie up their camels for fear of paying blood money, and in this way they can pocket several camels. The driver reluctantly agrees. Rahman, a friend of Shoaib (Abdullah's brother-in-law), comes to them to buy the camels, but he also demands a share. Abdullah realizes that this has been Abdullah and Rahman's usual scam. A little later, he realizes that the driver is alive and not dead yet. But Rahman and Shoaib do not allow him to help the driver. Finally, Shoaib reaches the scene and prevents the driver from dying by calling the police and an ambulance.