Goga and Kamal are in love and want to get married, but Kamal's grandmother is standing in their way. In a moment of despair, Goga prays for Kamal's grandmother's death, and when it occurs a few days later, Goga is left fearful and confused. The couple's wedding plans seem to be back on track until Goga spots the ghostly figure of Kamal's grandmother wandering around. Despite Goga's attempt to prove the sighting, nobody else can see the apparition but him. In desperation, Goga seeks guidance from Notorious Baba who advises him to summon the ghost of his own grandfather to help. Unfortunately, the only person who can see Goma's grandfather's ghost is Kamal. What follows is a side-splitting tale of confusion and errors, but is ultimately a poignant tribute to the enduring power of love.

When Makhan fell in love with a girl by seeing her eyes, his uncle decides to fix up their wedding, only to later realise that it was fixed up with the wrong girl. With family's reputation at stake, will he find a way to be with his love?

A couple married for more than 6 years loses hope for a child. On insistence of his wife he marries her sister. Shortly small squabbles between the two wives lead to comic situation and fun begins.

A young woman working in a coffee shop far from her home country is spoiled for choice when it comes to suitors.