Hum Do Hamare Do

The narrative unfolds in modern urban India, framed by contemporary technology like a virtual reality app launch. It contrasts online connections with real-life relationships and the social expectations around marriage and family. The events occur in a timeframe that feels immediate, emphasizing current attitudes toward parenthood, adoption, and belonging.

Purshottam's Dhaba is the film's grounding setting, a humble roadside eatery where Dhruv's ambitions and friendships begin. The Mehra residence is where Anya lives with her aunt Roopa and uncle Sanjeev, highlighting a warm but unsettled family dynamic. The story also travels to an old age home in another city and to a theatre where Anya's parents perished in a fire, places that anchor her past and longing for a real family.

🏠 Family

Belonging and the idea of family drive the story. Dhruv's plan to assemble a perfect family tests the depth of his relationships and the meaning of kinship. The film shows that authentic bonds matter more than appearances, and a chosen family can become real through care and commitment. The journey suggests that home is where people support each other, not just where they are related.

🎭 Truth & Deception

Deception fuels the plot as Dhruv fabricates parents to secure a marriage. The plan strains relationships when the truth surfaces, testing loyalties and values. The story weighs the costs of lies against the resilience of honesty and forgiveness. In the end, honesty paves the way for genuine connection rather than a staged union.

💞 Love & Belonging

Romance here emphasizes commitment and mutual sacrifice over fantasy. Dhruv's willingness to go to great lengths to create a family signals true devotion. Kanika's intervention helps Anya see Dhruv's sincerity and the possibility of a real future together. The conclusion reinforces that love grows strongest when partners feel truly seen and supported by a real, caring family.