Chi Va Chi Sau Ka

Satya Joshi and Saavi Kulkarni are presented to each other as potential marriage partners by their families. They had previously met at the register marriage of common friends, which suggested a compatible background in values and work. The setup highlights a modern satire about arranged marriages in a changing society.

Saavi states that their relationship must remain platonic and that Satya must give up non-vegetarian food. Satya agrees, hoping it will prove their compatibility. The moment sets the tone for a practical, value-driven test rather than a conventional romance.

Saavi moves into Satya's house to start the two-month test. They begin living under one roof, navigating daily habits and shared spaces. Satya commits to Saavi's vegan preference, while still balancing his own routines in a gradually changing household.

Over the next weeks, Satya and Saavi learn about each other's professions and interests. Satya helps raise funds for Saavi's animal shelter, and Saavi assists Satya with important work documents. Their collaboration deepens their bond while they discuss broader life choices.

Saavi encourages Satya's grandmother to consider remarriage with her long-time friend, Haribhau Bhudargadkar. The idea brings warmth to the household and signals the evolving support networks around the couple. This subplot weaves family dynamics into the central test.

During the success party for Satya's project, Saavi discovers non-vegetarian food being cooked on-site. She becomes furious, feeling that Satya has not fully aligned with the vegan lifestyle she champions. Satya explains that his personal changes are for her, but cannot enforce others to change.

The disagreement triggers a heated argument, and Satya and Saavi decide to part ways disheartened. They acknowledge their different approaches to compromise and wonder if they can continue as a couple. The distance marks a turning point in the relationship.

Fate brings Satya and Saavi back together at the Youth Icon award ceremony, where they unintentionally confess their feelings during a press interview. The moment is lighthearted yet charged, signaling a renewed potential between them. Satya surprises Saavi by presenting an adopted puppy named Galileo.

The public moment at the ceremony rekindles their romance as they acknowledge their enduring connection. They realize that their professional respect and personal affection can coexist with the earlier misunderstandings. The scene marks a hopeful pivot toward reconciliation.

With renewed trust, Satya and Saavi gain the blessing of their families to pursue a long-term partnership. The two-month test helps soften old reservations, and both households begin to align around the couple. The subplot of family support reinforces the satirical look at traditional norms.

Satya and Saavi move toward a formal union, choosing to marry and celebrate their compatibility and shared values. The film resolves around their commitment to support each other, including accepting each other's differences. The wedding marks the culmination of their two-month journey and beyond.

In the closing moments, the couple looks forward to a life together, underpinned by mutual respect and a sense of humor about their unconventional path. The community—families, friends, and supporters—celebrates a modern couple who have navigated tradition and change. Galileo, the adopted puppy, serves as a playful symbol of their bond.