Reunited three years after a car crash scattered them into hollow versions of success, four friends stumble into a bachelor-party trip to Goa where making one last short film forces them to confront the heartbreak, cowardice, and unfinished business each of them has been outrunning.

1. Scene 1

   The four friends bicker in a car about whether to make crime thrillers or comedies for views — the fight over what kind of story to tell, which the rest of the film answers.

2. Scene 5

   Karthik's boss tells him "every dog has its day" and later calls him a "great dane" — the film's real theme, that Karthik is chasing someone else's idea of a good dog, is stated here and not understood until the very end.

3. Just before
4. Scene 11

   Karthik explains to his boss that Great Dane is a compliment, not an insult.

5. Scene 12

   Karthik's father presses him about the promotion his mother has been praying for.

6. Scene 13

   Karthik claims the engagement is itself the promotion he's been promising his parents.

7. Scene 14

   This scene