All Is Well

Inder Bhalla, a young man with dreams of becoming a song composer, struggles with his father's expectations. His father, Bhajanglal, manages a failing bakery and hopes Inder will assist him, creating tension between their ambitions.

The conflict between Inder and Bhajanglal escalates, leading to a breaking point. Feeling disrespected by his son's rejection, Bhajanglal expels Inder from their home, though his feelings of love for Inder remain intact.

To find solace, Inder decides to travel to Thailand with his friend Ronny, who shares his musical ambitions. This trip represents a fresh start for Inder as he seeks to distance himself from familial conflicts.

While in Thailand, Inder receives a distressing phone call from Cheema, who deceitfully claims that Bhajanglal has sold the bakery. Believing Cheema's words, Inder feels compelled to return to India to claim his share.

Upon returning to India, Inder unexpectedly reunites with his girlfriend Nimmi, who happens to be on the same flight. Their reunion brings a mix of joy and unexpected complications as they head to Inder’s home together.

At home, Inder discovers that Cheema has kidnapped his father due to his debts. The shocking revelation forces Inder to confront the dangerous situation unfolding around his family.

Inder learns that his mother, Pammi, has been taken to an ashram due to her Alzheimer's disease. This discovery intensifies Inder’s anger towards his father, adding another layer of complexity to their already strained relationship.

In an effort to heal their rift, Inder and Bhajanglal embark on a family road trip. This journey not only aims to mend their relationship but also uncovers deeper issues within their family dynamics.

During their road trip, Inder uncovers painful truths about his parents' past. They discover that Bhajanglal divorced Pammi under circumstances beyond his control, shifting Inder’s perspective on his father's life choices.

Gaining insight into his father's sacrifices, Inder begins to rekindle his love for Bhajanglal. This newfound understanding paves the way for forgiveness and healing within their family.

In a final act of redemption, Inder decides to sell his musical compositions to settle his father's debts to Cheema. This act not only shows his love for his father but also proves he is willing to sacrifice for the family’s future.

Inder plays a crucial role in reuniting his parents in marriage, facilitating forgiveness and healing. This act symbolizes hope and the strength of familial bonds, as Pammi and Bhajanglal find their way back to each other.

Inder ties the knot with Nimmi, marking a new chapter in their lives. This union represents not only personal happiness but also the culmination of Inder’s journey of self-discovery and reconciliation.

The film culminates with the family coming together to revitalize Bhajanglal's bakery, showcasing teamwork and unity. This revival symbolizes hope and a brighter future, as they work alongside Cheema, who has turned ally.