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Three amateur thieves plot to kidnap the young son of wealthy Kishore Mehta from school. They do a trial run. However, on the eve of the kidnapping, Raju, whose job it is to operate a crane in this plan, is hospitalised. The services of Avinash, a.k.a. Bombay Express, a deaf but docile stuntman who performs daredevil bike acts, is hired. Twists and turns take place where the other two gang members are hurt, and invariably, the Mumbai Xpress is left to perform the task all by himself. He kidnaps the wrong boy, Daddu, the illegitimate son of Ahalya and police officer Rao, but manages to get a huge ransom from Mehta by default. A brawl takes place between the original kidnap planners – Digambar, Johnson, and Avinash – in handling Ahalya's child, but Avinash delivers the child unhurt to his mother. He eavesdrops into her tele-con with Rao, where Rao wants to settle both the ransom and sever his ties with her. Ahalya pleads and coaxes him to help her get the ransom, which Rao is willing to pay. The child takes a fancy to Avinash and wants him to be the man in their life, and gets him to agree (or else he would throw himself from a multi-story building). Ahalya wants either Rao's or Mehta's money, which Avinash is holding, whereas Avinash is in love and wants to be that protective person. Rao appoints Mehta to handle the ransom, and what follows is a series of humorous mix-ups. In the end, all settle their differences and become the board of directors of Avinash's Bombay Express, a mega-bar owned by Avinash and Ahalya, now married, to a happy ending.