Rishabh [Salman Khan] and Pari [Preity Zinta] are drawn together by a deep, bright love that seems to defy their different worlds: he is a wealthy chief editor at a film advertising agency, while she dedicates herself to healing others as a hardworking doctor. They marry, and not long after, Pari becomes pregnant, fueling her dream of founding a hospital dedicated to children. Tragedy strikes in a devastating moment when Pari dies in a hospital accident, losing both her life and her unborn child to internal bleeding. In her final act of selflessness, Pari wishes to donate her heart to a patient in need, a choice that will bind two lives in an impossible, intimate way. Dhani [Bhumika Chawla] becomes the recipient of Pari’s heart, a truth that only gradually surfaces to the people around them.
Rishabh is overwhelmed by grief and initially resists the idea of donating Pari’s heart. Yet he refuses to abandon Pari’s last wish and redirects his energies toward building the children’s hospital Pari envisioned, a project he names Parilok (fairyland) to honor her memory. Across town, Dhani is saved and begins to recover, and the whole family—especially Dhani’s grandmother [Helen]—rejoices at the second chance that Pari’s heart affords her. As Rishabh immerses himself in the Parilok project, his own despair slowly gives way to a renewed purpose, though the wound in his heart keeps him wary of new attachments.
In a surprising turn, Dhani re-enters Rishabh’s world when she joins his agency as a copywriter. The connection is electric from their first professional interaction, and Dhani’s presence stirs feelings that Rishabh tries to suppress, still haunted by the memory of Pari. RT [Aasif Sheikh] notices how the atmosphere at the agency shifts with Dhani’s arrival, and he gently probes Rishabh about the widening distance between work and personal life. Meanwhile, Dhani’s straightforward honesty and fresh ideas begin to win over colleagues who had grown doubtful about the Parilok plan, and she delivers a bold, compelling presentation of the hospital’s concept.
As the truth about Pari’s heart remains a carefully guarded secret, Dhani confronts Pari’s colleagues to reveal the deeper connection between Pari’s past and her current heart, a revelation that shakes the foundations of everyone involved. With Dhani’s vision of Parilok taking shape, the team becomes increasingly inspired, yet Rishabh still does not know the full truth about the donor living inside Dhani. The tension reaches a tipping point when Dhani arrives at Rishabh’s doorstep after a painful confrontation, only to collapse under strain and the fragile weight of her shared heart. This moment jolts Rishabh into a painful realization of his responsibility for Pari’s fate, a realization that is reinforced by his sister’s insistence that God may have given him a second chance to love Pari through Dhani.
Rishabh [Salman Khan] faces a stark choice: accept Dhani through Pari’s heart or let her die. He chooses to embrace the possibility of love and healing, acknowledging that Parilok is as much a symbol of renewal as it is a project. As doctors race to restart Dhani’s heart, he musters the courage to tell her the truth he’s kept at bay, hoping that his confession might be enough to keep her afloat. Dhani’s response—whether it is love, faith, or a will to live—will determine not only her fate but the future of Parilok itself. In the end, Dhani awakens to the life that love has offered her, and the couple’s bond deepens as Parilok grows into a sanctuary that honors Pari’s memory while embracing a shared future. The story closes on a hopeful note, with a hospital that stands as a bridge between two generations and a renewed sense that love can rewrite even the most painful chapters.
