Himalaya Singh

Singh, a yoga master, decides to search for Indian Beauty and begins his journey toward India. On the road he meets Tally, a beautiful gangster who immediately sets out to derail him. The encounter marks the start of a conflicting arc between purity of purpose and personal temptation.

Tally aims to prevent Indian Beauty from having a good husband by turning Singh into a bad person. She uses charm, manipulation, and pressure to test his moral resolve. Her goal is to complicate the path to a union she resents.

Uncle Panic and his two nephews arrive in India for a tour and immediately cross paths with a wealthy man named Ng. Their arrival sets up a parallel thread of misadventure and fortune. The trio soon becomes entangled with local schemes and strange happenings.

An Indian man sells some of the mysterious liquid known as Mysterious Water to Ng and Panic's nephews. The liquid triggers amnesia, scrambling their memories and altering their plans. This event creates confusion and shifts in motivation for several characters.

Panic goes to a hotel and encounters an illusion of Indian Beauty whom he saves from drowning in the pool. They quickly become lovers, but Panic falls under hypnosis, causing their romance to be short-lived. The encounter deepens Panic's obsession with the Beauty he perceives.

When the hypnotism wears off, Panic resumes his search for the illusion he fell for, driven by longing and a sense that the Beauty remains just out of reach. His pursuit continues to intersect with the other characters' schemes. The quest keeps shifting across locations.

Meanwhile, Singh succumbs to a darker path, much to Tally's dismay. Tally, having fallen for him, doubles down on trying to reform him, hoping to restore the ideal partnership she desires. Their evolving dynamic adds tension to Singh's arc.

Tally and Singh drink a bottle of Mysterious Water, which triggers amnesia again. The memory loss disrupts their antagonism and, instead, they become best friends. The twist reshapes their relationship and alters loyalties.

Panic is poisoned by a two-headed snake, which strangely grants him the ability to perform impressive yoga asanas. Indian Beauty falls in love with Panic and expresses a desire to marry him. This escalation raises the stakes of the forthcoming contest and alliances.

The father of Indian Beauty declares a contest to choose her husband among the top yoga masters. Panic, Ng, and Singh are drawn into the competition, and Indian Beauty seizes the opportunity to escape her father by running away with Panic. Panic's nephews implore Ng and Panic to hurry onto a tour bus.

In the final round, Singh, Ng, and Panic meditate to discover the true meaning of life. Singh passes the test and becomes Brahma's assistant, while Ng and Panic fail and choose to return to their origins. The results pivot on inner realization rather than external accolades.

Tally discovers Singh's spirit has gone to be with Brahma and blames him for irresponsibility, especially regarding a promised payment. Singh resides in Brahma's palace, answering the people's prayers. The Brahma awakens from the dream and everything vanishes, ending the tale with the onset of the Stone Age, a brutal era of survival.