"if Don dont want to give real disc to police why he gave it to DCP in the first place"
Yes, this is exactly what I had in mind when I said that the thing about the disc is "somewhat a loophole"!!
The disc which he gave to the police was definitely fake, as this fact is re-established in Don 2. If you have watched Don 2, Don's intention was to be a free man with no police on his trail. This is exactly what he tried to do in Don 1. If after escaping from the airplane, he got back to Anita like in the climax, the police would still be after him and he has to be on the run, as always. The police would be on a nation-wide alert. Don had no way out except to continue his act as the simpleton Vijay and try to prove his "innocence" to the police who are forever on his trail, by giving the disc which supposedly contains all information about Don's gang, their activities and contacts.
Thus, he approaches Roma. After getting to know that the disc is with Jasjit, he tries getting the disc from him(If it was real, he makes a duplicate, but let's just assume that even the disc Jasjit has is a fake, with wrong information to put the police off his trail). He gets to know about Vardhaan.
Now it's time for the finale. Don defeats Vardhan in a fight, hands him over to the police and give Inspector Malik the disk that supposedly has complete information about Don's gang and their contacts. Everything goes according to Don's plan. The moment he hands over the disc to Malik, he is a free man and the police will only think that he was the paan-chewing simpleton Vijay while all along it was in fact the clever and dangerous Don.
Don's only mistake is when he says "Mujhe jangli billiya bahoot pasand hai", which gives away his identity to Roma, who warns Malik. If he had not said that, no one would have known Don was alive and hence he would have been a free man, just like he wanted, which he wouldn't have achieved if he had got back to Anita after escaping from the plane.
But Don's slip reveals his identity and once again, the police are after him, leading to the events in Don 2.
I hope this explanation is clear.
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