Fanney Khan

Prashant Sharma, known as Fanney Khan, is introduced as a passionate part-time singer. Despite his enthusiasm, he faces numerous obstacles that prevent him from achieving his dream of a successful musical career.

The story takes a pivotal turn when Prashant rushes to the hospital to welcome his newborn daughter, whom he names Lata after the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar. This moment deepens his resolve to support Lata's dreams in the music industry.

As the years pass, Lata matures into a teenager and enrolls in college, showcasing her stunning voice. However, she faces ridicule and bullying due to her weight, which significantly affects her self-esteem.

Lata becomes increasingly influenced by the entertainment industry and idolizes celebrated singer Sumitra 'Baby' Singh. This admiration affects her perception of success, emphasizing looks over genuine talent.

Following the closure of the factory where Prashant worked, he takes on a job as a taxi driver to provide for his family. Despite the change in his career, he continues to write original songs for Lata, who remains oblivious to his efforts.

In a quest to conform to the image defined by the entertainment industry, Lata purchases an extravagant dress. This decision strains the family's finances further and causes friction between her and Prashant.

The plot takes an unexpected turn when Baby Singh finds herself in Prashant's taxi after a dispute with her manager. This seemingly innocent encounter sets off a chain of dramatic events.

In a desperate attempt to help Lata, Prashant accidentally doses Baby with sleeping pills and kidnaps her. He hopes that by negotiating with her management, he can secure a musical opportunity for Lata.

Prashant seeks the assistance of his friend Adhir, who is dealing with his own relationship struggles. Adhir becomes crucial in navigating the complexities of Prashant's plan and manages to develop a bond with Baby.

Lata's dreams are jeopardized when her weight is used against her during a local singing competition. Prashant, undeterred, decides to reach out to Baby's management for help in securing her release through a musical ransom.

As the situation escalates, media coverage reveals Prashant's identity, putting him in the spotlight of a police investigation. This development raises the stakes for everyone involved, including Lata and Baby.

Amidst the chaos, it is the day of Lata's significant performance. The truth about Prashant's involvement in Baby's kidnapping weighs heavily on her, but she manages to channel this pressure into a powerful show.

At the climax of the film, Lata's performance captivates the audience despite the looming conflict surrounding her father. She her parents proud, marking a turning point in her budding career while also revealing the depth of familial love.

In the aftermath of the events, Prashant is exonerated, and the bond between him and Lata comes to public attention. Their triumph captures the essence of hard work and dedication, leading to a heartfelt celebration.

The film concludes with a joyous scene of Lata stepping into the limelight as a rising star, while a video showing Baby and Adhir together reinforces the theme of redemption and happiness. Prashant is embraced by his community, now celebrating him for his relentless efforts.