All the Best: Fun Begins

Veer Kapoor is a struggling artist who relies on a monthly Rs 100,000 allowance from his wealthy stepbrother Dharam. To keep the money flowing, Veer fibs that he is married to Vidya, his girlfriend, a claim Dharam accepts. This deception sets the stage for the web of schemes that follows.

Prem Chopra and Veer decide they need 500,000 to register Prem's car for an illegal race. They borrow from a local mute loan shark, Tobu, who is impressed by Prem's car and also invests 500,000 of his own. The bet promises a huge payoff if they win, but it comes with a heavy debt if they lose.

Prem loses the race, leaving them owing 1,000,000 to Tobu with only a week to repay. The growing debt tightens the crew's options and drives risky decisions. The looming deadline tightens the emotional stakes for Veer, Prem, and Dharam.

Prem arranges to rent Veer's bungalow to Raghu, a lottery-winner from the slums, and collects an advance of 250,000. Raghu's arrival brings new money but also new tensions as the household juggles debts. The arrangement foreshadows further complications amid the lies.

Dharam gets stranded at Goa Airport on his way to Lesotho and insists on catching up with his younger brother. The delay disrupts plans and heightens the urgency of Veer and Prem's deceit. This interruption triggers a chain of misadventures back home.

When Raghu arrives as the new tenant, he is beaten up by Dharam. To defuse the situation, Prem and Veer lie that Raghu is mad, and that Raghu's claims are false. The deception compounds the web of lies surrounding the living situation.

Vidya fights with Veer, and the men concoct a tangled switch so that Dharam mistakes Jhanvi for Vidya. Later, Prem and Veer tell Dharam that Vidya is actually Jhanvi. The confusion seeds mistrust and complicates relationships among the core trio.

Dharam's post-airport flight to Lesotho is postponed, and he decides to stay with his brother for now. This delay keeps the fragile balance of lies intact a little longer and prevents an immediate truth-telling. The staging continues as everyone adjusts to the new arrangements.

Prem spots Dharam's Rolex and resolves to use it to settle part of the debt to Tobu. The move plants seeds of jealousy and competing loyalties as items and gifts blur the line between repayment and misappropriation. The motive remains financial but morally murky.

Prem pays off the debt by presenting Dharam's alleged royal gift for the Lesotho king, which remarkably turns out to be pickles for the princess. Soon after, Jhanvi becomes frantic and is rushed to the hospital; a doctor informs Prem that Jhanvi is pregnant. Veer feels profound guilt as his brother mistakes him for the father.

Dharam reveals that his flight to Lesotho is booked, delaying any truth-telling from Veer. Tobu and his men barge in demanding payment; Dharam slaps Tobu, and Tobu finally reveals the debt and cancels it, even returning items stolen from Dharam. Raghu demands his rent; Vidya's father arrives, and Dharam pursues Prem.

Lesotho king's men surround the house and reveal themselves as the king's guards. It is revealed that Dharam and the Lesotho princess had an affair and the princess is pregnant. The king's men press for the couple to marry, and they agree, bringing the story to a hopeful close.