English Babu Desi Mem

On the wedding day in London, Hari refuses the alliance with the English heiress and pleads with his family to call off the union. He escapes the ceremony and boards a plane to India to avoid the marriage. Tragedy strikes when the flight crashes in the Indian Ocean, leaving Hari presumed dead.

The flight disappears over the Indian Ocean, and rescue teams fail to find any trace of Hari. He is presumed dead by his family and the Mayur business circle, ending any immediate prospect of the marriage. The loss sets the family on a different course.

Hari miraculously survives and washes ashore in Mumbai. He is rescued by Bijuriya and Katariya and begins to recover. He learns that the British government has declared him dead, a status he uses to start a new life in India.

Hari and Katariya marry in India, embracing their new life together. Hari reconciles his ties with India and the Mayur family through his marriage. The couple plans a future around their growing happiness.

Katariya becomes pregnant with Hari's child, bringing hope to their life in India. The couple cherishes the pregnancy as their bond deepens. Their joy, however, is shadowed by the looming tragedies that follow.

During a Diwali celebration at their home, a fire breaks out, mortally wounding Hari and Katariya. They die shortly after delivering their son, Nandlal (Nandu). Bijuriya takes on the responsibility of raising Nandu, sacrificing her education to provide for him.

Eight years pass as Bijuriya raises Nandu with fierce devotion. She juggles multiple jobs to feed him and keep him safe, eventually taking up work as a bar dancer to support them. Nandu grows up under her protective care.

Eight years pass and Vikram Mayur, Gopal's younger son, takes over the Mayur Group and becomes a powerful industrialist. He steers the family business with success, while his views on India remain negative. The stage is set for new family entanglements.

Lawyer Madadgar, a family friend, watches a television interview with Vikram and realizes he is Hari's younger brother and Nandu's uncle. He plots to bring Vikram to India to challenge Bijuriya's guardianship over Nandu and to claim the family legacy.

A case filed against Hari forces Vikram to travel to Mumbai to confront the mystery. He learns that Hari survived in India for years, married, and had a son, complicating the family inheritance. The revelation deepens the ties between past and present.

To shield Nandu from custody, Bijuriya pretends to be Queen Rani Devi, the guardian of Nandu. Vikram becomes enamored with her, and the truth of Nandu's parentage remains hidden for a time. The deception complicates the growing family dynamic.

The act is exposed, and Vikram decides to take his nephew back to London. Nandu resists, clinging to Bijuriya as a mother figure while Vikram presses his claim. The momentum shifts toward a clash over the boy's future.

Bheema Khalasi tries to coerce Bijuriya into sex, threatening her safety. Vikram arrives just in time to overpower the goon and rescue Bijuriya. He then resolves that Bijuriya would be the best parent for Nandu and marries her, taking them back with him to London.

The film ends with Vikram, Bijuriya, and Nandu starting a new life in London, with Bijuriya officially joining the family and Nandu stepping into the next generation of the Mayur business.