Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos is a crime comedy thriller that revolves around Happy Smith Waisley (Vir Das), a gifted chef living in Tunbridge Wells, England, shares his life with his adopted fathers, Roger (Andrew Sloman) and Sebastian (Simon Fielder) — both seasoned spies. Inspired by them, Happy dreams of joining MI-7, but after seven failed attempts, his hopes seem dim. Everything changes when MI-7 chief Kenneth Mole (Benedict Garrett) assigns him an unexpected mission: locate a missing British citizen, Beatrice Faufferbaum (Maya Rachel McManus), who has vanished in Goa, India. Thrilled to finally prove himself, Happy prepares for the task — only to receive a life-altering revelation. Roger and Sebastian confess that he was adopted in 1991 from Panjor, Goa, after his mother, Sakhubai Patel (Sumukhi Suresh), was killed in a crossfire. The truth hits hard: he is not just Happy Smith Waisley, but Happy Patel. After intensive training, Happy heads to Panjor, a seemingly quiet town under the iron grip of a formidable woman known as Mama (Mona Singh). It isn’t long before he lands in her crosshairs. Amid rising danger, Happy finds unlikely allies — Geet (Sharib Hashmi), a street-smart restaurateur; Roxy (Srushti Tawde), a sharp tech whiz; and Rupa (Mithila Palkar), a spirited dancer. As secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, Happy’s mission turns into a journey of identity, courage, and destiny — setting the stage for everything that follows.