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Tony Montana (Al Pacino), a violent and ambitious Cuban refugee, arrives in Miami, Florida during the 1980 Mariel boatlift. He and his best friend, Manny Ribera (Steven Bauer), are sent to a refugee camp, but wealthy drug dealer Frank Lopez (Robert Loggia) arranges for them to obtain green cards in return for the assassination of a former Cuban government official. Once the deal is complete, they agree to carry out a job for Frank's henchman Omar Suarez (F. Murray Abraham), buying cocaine from Colombian dealers. Tony, Manny, and associates Angel (Pepe Serna) and Chi Chi (�ngel Salazar) drive to the deal, but the deal goes bad. The Colombians dismember Angel with a chainsaw and are about to do the same to Tony when Manny and Chi Chi storm the apartment and kill the Colombians. Suspecting a set-up, Tony takes the money and cocaine to Frank personally, distrusting Omar. Frank likes Tony's style and hires Tony and Manny to work for him. This is when Tony first meets and develops a romantic interest in Frank's girlfriend, Elvira Hancock (Michelle Pfeiffer).

Months later, Tony visits his mother, Georgina (Míriam Colón), and younger sister, Gina (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio), of whom Tony is overly protective. Gina is excited to see him again, but his criminal life disgusts his mother who throws him out after refusing a gift of money. Once in the car, whom Manny is in, he gives her eyes and Tony tells him to stay away.

Tony and Omar go to Bolivia to talk with cocaine kingpin Alejandro Sosa (Paul Shenar). The tension between Tony and Omar peaks when Tony tries to negotiate unauthorized terms with Sosa. Omar leaves, but Sosa requests Tony stay. As Tony and Sosa further discuss business, Sosa discloses to Tony that Omar was a police informant. Tony then witnesses Sosa's henchmen hang Omar from a helicopter. Tony goes on record stating he never liked or trusted Omar, but vouches for Frank. As Sosa and Tony part ways with a business understanding, Sosa warns Tony never to betray him. In Miami, Frank is infuriated over Omar's death and Tony's unauthorized deals, with the two ending their business relationship. Tony establishes his own operations and pursues Elvira more aggressively, eventually asking her to marry him.

At a nightclub, Tony is shaken down by a Miami detective, Mel Bernstein (Harris Yulin). He proposes to "tax" Tony on his transactions in return for police protection and information. That same night, Tony sees Gina dancing with a drug dealer. He follows the two to a restroom stall where he berates Gina for her promiscuous conduct. He asks Manny to take her home, along the way she admits to Manny her attraction to him. Manny wards her off, mindful of Tony's extreme protectiveness.

Meanwhile back at the club, Tony is attacked and wounded by two gunmen but manages to escape, killing both in the process. Suspecting Frank sent Bernstein and the hitmen, Tony decides to pay Frank a visit. He asks Nick The Pig to call Frank at exactly 3:00 am, after Tony would arrive at Frank's office, to inform him that the hit failed. Tony and Manny find Frank with Bernstein. The phone rings as planned, with Frank confirming his involvement by playing the call off as Elvira checking on when he'll be home. Frank begs for his life and Tony's forgiveness before Manny kills him. Tony then kills Bernstein. Tony then takes over Frank's empire, marries Elvira, and becomes increasingly wealthy, with Manny as his second-in-command. However, in time, cracks in Tony's operation begin to form as both he and Elvira become addicted to cocaine and drift apart, and Tony's increasing paranoia begins to take a toll on his friendship with Manny.

Police pose as money launderers to set up Tony and charge him with money laundering and tax evasion. Tony is arrested, but makes bail. Tony's lawyer lets him know there will be a huge fine and jail time. Learning of the sting, Sosa offers Tony quid pro quo: Sosa will use his government connections to keep Tony out of jail, but Tony must fly to New York City with Sosa's man Alberto to help assassinate a Bolivian journalist intent on exposing Sosa during a speech to the United Nations.

Tony arrives in NYC with Angel, Ernie, and Alberto. They stake out the journalist's apartment and Alberto wires the journalists' car with a remote bomb. The next morning, upon seeing the journalist accompanied in the car by his wife and children, Tony tries to call off the operation because he doesn't want the kids to be killed. Alberto states that Sosa's explicit instructions are to tail the journalist and blow up his car in front of the United Nations building, and refuses to call off the hit. Before Alberto can detonate the bomb, Tony shoots him in the head. Furious, Sosa calls Tony later that evening, and after a heated exchange, Sosa reminds Tony of their first conversation.

When Tony goes back to Miami, he follows Gina, who has been missing since he left. When Tony sees Manny and Gina together, Tony kills Manny in a fit of anger. Gina reveals the two had just married and Tony and his men take a hysterical Gina back to Tony's mansion. As Tony sits in his office, snorting a huge pile of cocaine, distraught at killing his best friend, a large group of heavily armed men sent by Sosa surround the mansion. At this point, a heavily-drugged Gina enters Tony's office and accuses Tony of being possessive and jealous, before shooting him in the leg. At this point one of Sosa's gunmen enters the room and kills Gina. Tony kills the gunman and upon seeing Gina's corpse, loses control. In a cocaine-fueled rage, Tony makes his last stand with an automatic weapon fitted with a grenade launcher. He eventually loses his weapon, takes multiple bullet wounds, and is finally killed by a shotgun blast from "The Skull" (Geno Silva). His body falls through off the staircase and into the fountain, floating by the statue bearing "The World is yours". Which is similar to the ending of the original 1932 film.