Golmaal

Pritam, an elderly bus driver, tries to keep peace in his crowded household. His three sons Madhav, Laxman, and Lucky are always plotting scams or getting into trouble, dragging the family into chaotic schemes. The tension between Pritam and his sons sets the tone for a comedy of errors that follows.

Pappi and his gang rob the queen's necklace and are on the run. They hide the necklace in Pritam's house, triggering a chain of mistaken loyalties. The secret sets the stage for the upcoming clash between the two families.

At a bar in Goa, the two groups encounter each other and tensions flare. Pritam's sons set up a water sports stall opposite Geeta's stall, sparking a playful but escalating rivalry. The rival businesses draw in both families and deepen the conflict.

Both groups attempt to outdo each other with duplications and pranks, leading to a string of hilarious failed attempts. The beach town becomes a playground of mischief as their schemes collide. The rivalry tests the patience of everyone involved.

When Pritam goes to settle the feud, he unexpectedly meets Geeta, his college sweetheart. Their reunion reveals a shared history and a deeper attraction that surprises both families. Daboo overhears their conversation and begins plotting to arrange a marriage.

To unite the rival clans, Daboo engineers a marriage between Pritam and Geeta to unite the rival clans. The plan moves quickly from arrangement to ceremony, sealing the new alliance. This union forces the two families to share one house and confront their differences.

Pritam and Geeta's families move in together, turning the home into a lively battleground of laughter and mayhem. The households clash over chores, space, and authority as their marriages complicate old rivalries. Despite the chaos, a new sense of closeness begins to form.

During Daboo's birthday celebration at a mall, Raghu attacks the group and Geeta is injured. Gopal arrives, having earlier refused to join, and the family teams up to fight off Raghu and his goons. The attack intensifies the stakes and unsettles the new harmony.

The five brothers blame each other for not solving their problems, and the argument is overheard by Lucky. Daboo threatens to reveal a truth that could destabilize the newly formed family. The tension pushes the family toward a pivotal confession.

Lucky learns that Pritam and Geeta are actually orphans, and Daboo steps forward to confess the truth. In a defining moment, the boys vow not to tell the couple and commit to becoming brothers in the truest sense. The revelation cements their bond and shifts their priorities.

The families pool resources to open a large toy store with the help of Vasooli Bhai and Pappi. The project brings the two clans closer as they work side by side, sharing hope for their future. The store becomes a symbol of their fragile alliance.

Pappi, eager to confess, tries to turn himself in but the others believe Pritam is the thief. In the ensuing chaos, Pritam discovers the hidden necklace. Gopal and Daboo eventually trap Pappi and force a police confession revealing the necklace's location and the thief.

Pritam and Geeta go on their honeymoon while the five sons quarrel over their rooms. Daboo tries to intervene, but the siblings' chaos spirals out of control. The director and crew are drawn into the frame, ending with comedic chaos as the film closes.