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Kishan was recruited by Arjun and his friends because of his reputation for devising clever schemes and using disguises to swindle people. They hoped his con artistry could derail the arranged marriage alliance between Shivani and Sarju Maharaj's son. Kishan agreed to help, setting off the chain of farcical events that drive the plot.

Earlier, Arjun's uncertainty about his future and his friends' desperation to disrupt the wedding set the stage for recruiting someone with Kishan's particular skills.

Disguised as the elderly Sarju Maharaj Banaraswale, Kishan went to a bar and deliberately performed inappropriate behavior, including kissing Julie (who was in on the ruse). When Satyabol witnessed this, he believed Sarju's son was unsuitable and rejected the arranged marriage proposal, declaring he did not want Shivani to marry him.

The plan to impersonate Sarju was devised when Arjun and friends realized they needed to discredit the match rather than confront the family directly.

Satyabol rejected the marriage after seeing the fake Sarju (Kishan in disguise) behaving improperly at a bar, kissing women and acting inappropriately. This convinced him that Sarju's son shared these character flaws, making him unsuitable for his devout daughter. He told the impostor to leave and withdrew his approval for the match.

The bar scene was deliberately orchestrated by Kishan to create this exact impression and protect Shivani's relationship with Arjun.

After the Sarju impersonation fell apart and the real Sarju arrived with Rana, Kishan needed another escape plan. He disguised himself as a woman named Sunaina, claiming to be Arjun's aunt. This new identity allowed him to evade capture while continuing to manipulate the situation, and it created further comedic confusion when Shastri fell in love with the disguise.

The constant need for new disguises stemmed from each impersonation eventually being exposed, forcing Kishan to devise increasingly elaborate schemes.

Matha Prasad appeared to run a legitimate dairy farm, but he secretly worked as a hitman for Bangkok-based Don Carlos. This dual identity connected the seemingly simple con artist world to the larger criminal underworld involving diamonds and money, adding a darker layer to the comedy.

The dairy farm setting initially seems innocent, but the mention of 'underworld ties' hints at the deeper criminal network operating beneath the farcical surface.

Namdev Mane was once an honest cop who faced bankruptcy, while Sania was the girlfriend of Don Carlos. They teamed up because they both sought diamonds and financial salvation, Mane needed money to recover from his financial ruin, and Sania had her own motives within the criminal underworld. Their alliance merged law enforcement with criminal intent for mutual gain.

The intersection of a desperate cop and a gangster's girlfriend created an unusual partnership that drove the caper elements forward.

Julie was introduced as a club dancer with a seductive stage presence but a genuinely caring nature. During Kishan's schemes, she participated in the ruse by kissing him (as Sarju) to help discredit the marriage proposal. While Arjun admitted to loving Julie, Kishan's romantic fate remained ambiguous, he maintained the deception without revealing his own feelings.

Julie's involvement in the bar scene conspiracy demonstrated her willingness to help Kishan's cause, hinting at deeper feelings between them.

The timeline shows various characters chasing wealth, Kishan with his schemes, Matha Prasad working for Don Carlos, and Namdev Mane and Sania pursuing diamonds. The final confrontation brought all these threads together in a climactic stand-off where the ensemble faced off over wealth, love, and personal dreams. The resolution involved characters negotiating truth, deception, and desire in a humorous showdown.

Early mentions of money belonging to Sarju and the scramble when the real Sarju arrived indicated the financial stakes driving much of the conflict.

After Kishan's impersonation scheme unraveled, Rana arrived with the real Sarju Maharaj Banaraswale to confront the impostor. This created a scramble as Kishan had to abandon his claim that all the money belonged to Sarju. The arrival of the real Sarju forced Kishan to improvise another disguise (as Sunaina) to escape the escalating complications.

The impersonation inevitably risked discovery, and the introduction of the real Sarju created the inevitable confrontation Kishan had been avoiding.

Arjun faced opposition from Shivani's father Satyabol, a devout and protective Hindu priest who disapproved of his Christian neighbor. Satyabol was pushing Shivani toward Sarju Maharaj's son instead, creating an unbridgeable family conflict. Rather than confronting the patriarch directly, Arjun and his friends resorted to Kishan's deceptive tactics to discredit the arranged match.

The initial tension between Shivani's love for her Christian neighbor and her father's traditional values established why direct confrontation would fail.