Offence of Abetment vs. Aiding - Koi Baat Hai

Imagine you're watching a movie where Salman Khan's Character (let's call him "Salman") is planning a big robbery. He's not directly committing the crime, but he's guiding his friend "Raj" on how to do it. In reality, Raj is the one doing the robbery, not Salman. This is where abetment comes in. If Raj commits the robbery because Salman told him to do it, Salman can be held guilty of abetment (Sec 107 IPC). On the other hand, if Salman had just helped Raj buy the tools, but didn't tell him to do the robbery, that's just aiding (Sec 109 IPC). Aiding is like giving someone a cricket bat if they want to play, but abetment is like telling them to run and hit the ball, with the intention of making them do it.