Housefull 4

In 2019, Harry works as a barber in London and is jolted by a loud sound that makes him forget what he's doing. He begins having vivid visions of a past life in Sitamgarh. These visions hint at a hidden history that binds the brothers together.

Harry misplaces a bag containing 5 million pounds belonging to gangsters Michael and Big Bhai. The gang demands its return, applying pressure on the brothers. To settle the debt, they decide to pursue marriages with the wealthy Thakral sisters.

To secure funds and safety, the brothers arrange marriages with Pooja, Neha, and Kriti Thakral. The plan hinges on aligning with affluent families who can protect them from the gang. The arrangement kickstarts a clash between love and obligation.

The trio travels to Sitamgarh to begin the wedding preparations with the Thakral sisters. The lavish plans bring excitement but also tense due to their growing feelings. The stage is set for a connection that transcends time.

Hotel bellboy Aakhri Pasta recognizes the group as reincarnations from 1419 Madhavgarh and Sitamgarh. Through Harrys visions and Pastas revelations, they begin to recall their past lives. The memories connect Bala, Bangdu, and Dharamputra to Madhu and her sisters Mala and Meena.

In 1419, Bala, a prince of Madhavgarh, is exiled for plotting against his father. He schemes to marry Princess Madhu to gain the Sitamgarh throne. This political move sets the course for the ancient conflict that echoes into the present.

Bangdu, a dance teacher, and Dharamputra, a loyal bodyguard, love Madhu's sisters Mala and Meena respectively. Their loyalties complicate Bala's bid for power and bind the past to the current generation. The romantic subplots seed future reappearances in the present.

Suryabhan, the king's nephew, frames Bala and Madhu for murdering an enemy clan leader. This accusation triggers a deadly battle with the leader's brother, Gama. The chaos culminates in political machinations that threaten the wedding in Sitamgarh.

In the height of the upheaval, Suryabhan sabotages the wedding mandap, killing the couples. The act cements a legacy of tragedy and revenge that haunts both past and present lives. The catastrophe explains the deep-seated mistrust in the present.

Back in the present, the trio realizes they are destined to marry the wrong sisters if the past is their guide. Pasta helps them connect the dots between the past lives and their current relationships. This realization pushes them to uncover the truth before the weddings.

A painting depicting their 1419 wedding triggers the sisters' memories and confirms the reincarnation link. The revelation strengthens the bond between the modern couples and their past identities. It also raises the stakes for correcting the matchmaking.

Pappu Rangeela, the reincarnation of Gama, and Michael, the reincarnation of Suryabhan, arrive to disrupt the wedding plans. Their interference heightens the danger and intensifies the battle between past and present loyalties. The ceremony hangs in the balance as old rivalries flare up.

Kriti reveals the long history of Suryabhan's betrayal, reframing the past offensives and clarifying who misled whom. Her disclosure helps the trio align with the true narrative and paves the way for justice. The revelation shifts the power dynamics of the impending weddings.

In a climactic moment, Pappu pushes Michael into the collapsing mandap, avenging his brother Gama's death. The act of vengeance resolves the past feuds and disrupts the gang's hold on the present. This sacrificial moment clears the path for the real unions.

The correct couples—Harry with Kriti, Roy with Pooja, and Max with Neha—marry, fulfilling their 600-year love story. The unions reconcile past and present, and the ancestral wounds begin to heal. The film closes on a festive note, celebrating a destined destiny finally realized.