Heyy Babyy

Aarush, Tanmay, and Ali discover a baby girl left outside their door with a note claiming one of them is her father. They search the women they dated, but none claim responsibility, so they reluctantly take Angel in. The sudden infant in their life upends their carefree routine in Sydney.

The baby becomes a constant challenge for the trio, and a heavy rainstorm during a Christmas party night leaves Angel in the rain. She develops pneumonia, and they rush her to the hospital where her survival hinges on their love and care. The scare begins to soften their self-centered attitudes.

Angel recovers with their help, and the three men form a genuine attachment to her. They begin pampering her and treating her like family, earning the nickname Angel for the miracle she represents. The experience marks a turning point from debauchery to responsibility.

Isha Sahni arrives in Sydney claiming Angel is her daughter and asserts a past connection to Aarush. Aarush reveals a one-year-old past life in which he met Isha in Delhi, spent a night with her, and later faced a betrayal with Devika Sharma, which complicated their romance. The revelation reframes the baby’s paternity and stirs old wounds.

One year earlier, Aarush traveled to Delhi for his cousin Arjun's wedding, where he met Isha and convinced her with a facade of traditional values. Their romantic night ended abruptly when Devika Sharma forced herself on him, leading to Isha ending the relationship. Aarush returns to Sydney, still unaware of how the past will affect Angel.

To secure Angel’s future with him, Aarush proposes a seven-day test: marry someone faithful who will accept Angel as a daughter. The men worry that Isha’s beauty and wealth might sway the outcome, and they begin plotting to keep Angel by their side. The countdown to the contract’s end begins in Sydney.

Ali impersonates Parimal Tripathi, a botany professor with flawless Hindi, hoping to impress Isha. Angel recognizes the ruse, exposing the charm and forcing the men to rethink their approach. The plan continues to falter as questions about marriage and legitimacy surface.

Bharat’s staged obstacles lead to chaos, and Tanmay takes a more active role in the scheme as they try to present him as the right husband for Isha. The Disneyland incident further disrupts their ruse, pushing the group to abandon the initial plan and seek a more honest path. Time is running out as Isha remains determined to secure Angel’s future.

Isha discovers the deception and decides to leave with Angel on a private jet to go somewhere far away. Ali and Tanmay call for police to intervene as tensions flare, and Aarush reveals the contract and tears it up, reclaiming Angel’s future in principle. The moment reframes the stakes and tests their resolve.

As chaos erupts, Aarush asserts that a child needs a mother and a father. Angel unexpectedly says her first word, Dada, signaling her bond with all three men. Isha takes Angel away on the plane, leaving the men heartbroken but more convinced than ever that their family isn’t over.

Angel reappears on the doorstep, proving she cannot abandon the father figures who love her. Isha realizes that Angel needs a father as well as a mother, and the men recommit to creating a proper family. The moment sets the stage for a unifying, if unconventional, solution.

The wedding takes place, with Angel featured in a photoshoot and the three men standing together in support. Bharat’s girlfriend crashes the ceremony, adding chaos but also highlighting the unconventional family they’ve created. The film closes on the image of Angel’s happy future with her two mothers and her three fathers.