Honsla Rakh

Yenkey Singh runs a successful Indian restaurant in Canada and is a divorced single parent. He desperately wants to remarry, but his past keeps haunting his dating life. To avoid questions about his family, he often introduces his son as his younger brother to any pretty girl he meets.

While waiting for a delayed flight at the airport, Yenkey runs into his ex-wife Sweety. The unexpected reunion brings back memories of their broken marriage and the child they once hoped to share. The encounter kicks off the film’s emotional arc.

In a flashback, a younger Yenkey and Sweety go on a date and she imposes a condition that they will have no kids after marriage. They marry anyway to pursue their careers. A few months after the wedding, Sweety becomes pregnant, triggering tension and changes in their relationship.

After a few months of marriage, Sweety becomes pregnant and experiences mood swings that strain their relationship. She demands a divorce and wants Yenkey to gain child custody. Their separation marks the start of Yenkey's long struggle as a devoted single parent.

Sweety abandons Yenkey and their newborn son, leaving him to raise Honsla. Yenkey names the child and commits to being a father despite the odds. This period cements his resolve to provide for his son on his own.

In the years that follow, Yenkey runs his restaurant while raising Honsla and trying to build a life for them both. He faces social rejection because of his status as a single father and the presence of a child. He struggles to balance work, parenting, and dating while hoping for a stable family.

Sweety becomes a successful fashion designer and eventually reconnects with her son, Honsla. The reunion is emotionally charged as she steps back into their lives. This development raises the stakes for Yenkey’s ongoing pursuit of love.

At the airport, a delayed flight creates a chance meeting between Yenkey and Jasmine, and he falls in love instantly. They become friends and begin dating, with Yenkey cautiously navigating life as a father. Jasmine's impressions of his family gradually form as she considers his son.

Yenkey proposes to Jasmine, but she initially rejects him after learning he has a son. The budding romance hits a hurdle as Jasmine contemplates the complexities of a ready-made family. The tension tests whether they can move forward together.

To make the relationship work, Honsla tells Jasmine that his father's first wife is dead. This lie convinces Jasmine to marry Yenkey, at least temporarily. The deception underscores the challenges of blending families.

To ease acceptance, Yenkey and Honsla introduce Honsla as Yenkey's younger brother to Jasmine's family. Jasmine's parents agree to the engagement, hopeful for a harmonious future. The deception buys time for the couple to plan their wedding.

Sweety and her husband attend Yenkey and Jasmine’s engagement, signaling lingering tensions between past and present commitments. Yenkey and Honsla decide to tell the truth to everyone during the celebration. The moment foreshadows a reckoning that could reshape their relationships.

During the engagement, Yenkey confesses that Sweety was his first wife and that Honsla is their son. The revelation shocks Jasmine and her family but deepens the bond between Yenkey and Honsla. Seeing his father’s sadness, Honsla considers staying with Sweety for his father's sake but Yenkey decides to walk away.

It is revealed that the earlier hopes were part of a small drama to win Jasmine and her family over. In the end, everyone forgives Yenkey and accepts Honsla, restoring peace to the group. Sweety and her husband depart, and Honsla affectionately calls Sweety 'Mummy' while Yenkey affirms that she can meet Honsla anytime. The film ends with a group photo celebrating the blended family.