Ek Vivaah… Aisa Bhi

Chandni, a middle-class girl from Bhopal, and Prem, an unconventional ghazal singer, meet while practicing for a ghazal competition. They quickly realize they are drawn to each other, despite their different backgrounds. Their budding romance becomes the foundation for the families' involvement and future arranged marriage.

Both families meet and agree to the match, setting the stage for a union that bridges social classes. The couple's bond strengthens as elders give their consent. The engagement appears to be a promising start for a carefully planned future.

The engagement day is shattered when Chandni's father passes away, leaving her to shoulder even heavier family responsibilities. She becomes the primary caregiver for her younger siblings and the decision-maker in the household. Prem stays by her side, offering support and quiet strength.

Chandni initially plans to move away to protect herself and her siblings, but she discovers that her unscrupulous uncle and aunt want only the house. She resolves to raise her siblings herself and shield them from exploitation. Prem commits to standing by her through this difficult sacrifice.

Prem's career takes off, and he becomes a renowned ghazal singer. He promises to wait for Chandni, balancing fame with loyalty to their family. His success sustains the couple emotionally while maintaining their long-awaited union.

Chandni gives up her own dream of becoming a singer to support the family. She starts teaching music at home and also sings at parties and weddings to earn a livelihood. Her dedication keeps the family afloat as years pass.

Chandni's brother graduates with flying colours and secures a good job. He asks Chandni to relinquish all responsibilities, signaling his desire to stand on his own. He then marries his longtime girlfriend Natasha, hoping she will understand their culture and lifestyle.

With the family stabilizing, Chandni and Prem decide to marry. Prem remains supportive while the couple faces pressure from tradition and the expectations of their extended families. Natasha's influence on the plan adds new tension to their engagement.

Natasha refuses to maintain traditional expectations and seeks a separate life with her husband. The prospect of sharing the ancestral home becomes strained, complicating Chandni's plans and responsibilities. Chandni's commitment to her sister remains a central concern.

Prem's aging mother asks Chandni to marry Prem or leave him for good so the family can move forward. Chandni cannot abandon her sister, so she asks Prem to consider the family's needs while she continues to protect the siblings. The emotional stakes harden as the couple confronts a painful choice.

Chandni's student friend who is settled abroad offers to help arrange her sister's studies. His mother sees an opportunity to marry the sister into a suitable family, and the plan takes shape. Chandni agrees to pursue this path and makes a contemplative pilgrimage to seek guidance.

Natasha and Anuj return home from the younger sister's marriage, bringing some family harmony back to the household. Chandni is finally free from guardian duties and can pursue her own life with Prem. Prem returns with his mother to take Chandni to his home, and their marriage is arranged as they are shown singing together on stage, signaling a hopeful future.