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In Bandra, Mumbai, Alvares House is where myopic, widowed Hindu priest Satyabol Shastri lives with his daughter Shivani. He is devout and protective, guiding the household with strict values. The setup establishes the tension between tradition and Shivani's budding romance.

Shivani's love for her Christian neighbor Arjun Fernandes creates a clash of allegiance. Satyabol disapproves of the match and pushes Shivani toward Sarju Maharaj Banaraswale's son. The family pressure sets the main love-triangle conflict in motion.

Uncertain about the future, Arjun and his friends devise a plan to disrupt the wedding alliance. They recruit Kishan, hoping his disguise and plans can derail the match. The plan kicks off a chain of misunderstandings that drive the farcical plot.

Kishan disguises himself as Sarju Maharaj Banaraswale and tricks the real Sarju into getting off a moving train. As soon as the impostor steps away, goons identify him as a relative and capture him to uncover Kishan's whereabouts. This impersonation escalates the farce and deepens the family deception.

Disguised as Sarju, Kishan persuades Satyabol that his son is unsuitable for Shivani by performing in a bar and kissing Julie, who is involved in the ruse. The deception forces Satyabol to reconsider the arranged marriage. The bar scene blends humor with social satire.

Having seen enough, Satyabol declares he does not want Shivani to marry Sarju's son and tells the fake Sarju to leave. Kishan has completed his mission, and the situation becomes messy as identities blur. The family drama intensifies as the truth remains hidden.

Arjun asks Kishan to stay, admitting he loves Julie, but Kishan refuses to reveal or confirm his own romantic destiny. The tension between loyalty and romance persists. Kishan's core aim remains to maintain the ruse while caring for his friends.

Rana arrives bearing the real Sarju, prompting a scramble as Kishan drops the claim that all the money belongs to Sarju. The pursuit continues as misdirection and escape are used to protect the impostor's plan. The plot threads converge, setting up further complications.

Kishan escapes again and disguises himself as a woman named Sunaina, claiming to be Arjun's aunt. Shastri falls in love with the disguise, adding another layer to the deception. The neighbourhood becomes a playground for mistaken identities and farcical romance.

Matha Prasad, who runs a dairy farm, also moonlights as a hitman for Bangkok-based Don Carlos. His dual life threads into the wider money-and-diamonds plot. The cattle-and-candies satire coexists with crime-style intrigue.

The once-honest cop Namdev Mane teams up with Carlos's girlfriend Sania, as they chase diamonds and financial salvation amid bankruptcy. Their alliance brings new energy to the caper and shifts loyalties. The intersecting objectives create opportunities for humor and suspense.

The ensemble faces off in a climactic stand-off as wealth, love, and personal dreams collide. Each character negotiates truth, deception, and desire in a humorous showdown. The ending resolves some tensions while leaving room for more misadventures.