Ginny Weds Sunny

Ginny lives under the pressure of her mother Shobha, who sets up grooms for her. Shobha pursues multiple candidates with her Dabangg style, while Ginny insists on a love marriage. Ginny dreams of choosing her partner rather than following her mother's timeline.

Sunny, tired of waiting for love, wants to marry and settle down, hoping to open a restaurant with his father’s support. His family lines up a match for him through Shobha, while Sunny secretly admires Ginny but is warned she’s out of his league. The dynamic sets the stage for a complicated push-pull between desire and expectations.

Shobha pushes the idea that Sunny should marry Ginny, and Sunny begins following Ginny’s daily routine, including taking the same 8:45 AM metro. His attempts to impress Ginny are clumsy and often backfire, yet he persists. The plan launches a string of staged 'meet-cute' moments to bring them closer.

Pammi and Shobha orchestrate situations for Sunny to cross paths with Ginny, trying to manufacture shared moments. Sunny's early efforts to impress her are undermined by small mishaps and Ginny's guarded nature. Over time, they start simply walking past each other and exchanging glances.

To appeal to Ginny’s practical side, Sunny helps her hit a life-insurance target by finding five new customers. He also participates in a tree-planting drive to align with her environmental values. The acts gradually reveal his kindness and steadiness.

Sunny plans to take Ginny to a concert, but she declines and shows up with Nishant. Sunny feels frustrated, but Shobha encourages him to stay the course and let Ginny discern his goodness. Their tension underscores Ginny’s uncertainty about Nishant and Sunny.

Ginny’s friends push for them to spend more time together, and Sunny grows closer as she shares personal memories, including her father. The group plans a trip to Mussorie, and Sunny prepares for a genuine connection beyond ritual courting. Ginny is drawn to his warmth.

In Mussorie, Nishant confesses his intention to marry Ginny in front of Sunny, revealing his insecurity and high standards. Ginny feels pulled between two men and questions what she truly wants from life. The moment marks a turning point in her decision-making.

Ginny realizes Nishant’s insecurity and understands she must decide what she wants from love and life. She asks Sunny to give her time and sets boundaries, hoping he’ll pause his pursuit until she figures things out. The tension centers on whether love can survive her personal clarity.

Ginny invites Sunny to a dinner to introduce him to Shobha, but Nishant arrives with his parents. Ginny confronts both men, and ultimately tells Nishant to leave, blaming his pressure on their relationship. She lashes out at Sunny’s manipulations and clarifies that she will not be forced into marriage.

Disheartened, Sunny decides to marry Neha and personally delivers a wedding invitation card to Shobha. Simultaneously, Nishant reveals his admiration for Sunny’s love and urges Ginny to reconsider. Pappi and Shobha acknowledge their mutual unhappiness and seek a way to salvage both relationships.

Nishant apologizes for proposing out of insecurity and admits Sunny’s genuine love for Ginny. Pappi and Shobha admit that both couples are miserable and need a rethink. They decide to step back and let Ginny choose her path.

Shobha engineers Ginny’s attendance at Sunny and Neha’s wedding to show that Ginny has moved on. Ginny arrives with reservations but hopes to demonstrate her progress. The ruse sets up the final emotional confrontation.

The wedding day arrives with Neha as the intended bride. In a twist, Ginny switches places with Neha, revealing her true intent and culminating in Sunny’s marriage to Ginny. Neha explains to her family that her choice aligns with her own happiness as well.

Ginny and Sunny are finally married, having chosen love over appearances. The families come to terms with the twist, and Neha supports their decision as she explains her own path. The couple begins their life together with renewed faith in each other.