Hungama 2

Retired jailor Govind Kapoor lives with his family, including his older son Aman, his son Akash, his younger brother, and four mischievous grandchildren. The household appears stable, but underlying tensions begin to surface as Akash's life collides with Vani's arrival. The stage is set for a web of secrets and competing loyalties.

Vani comes to the Kapoor home with a child named Gehna, claiming Akash is the father. Akash denies the claim, sparking suspicion among family members. The confrontation starts a pattern of concealment around Vani and Gehna that drives the plot.

Akash is betrothed to Bajaj's daughter; Anjali Tiwari, his coworker, helps hide details about Vani and the child. On the way to the engagement, Anjali accompanies Akash with his bridal dress and helps with a last-minute change in the car. The car-side switch triggers Tiwari's latent suspicions about an apparent affair.

At the engagement, Anjali spots Vani; to avoid scandal, a Kapoor brother takes Vani home under a fabricated claim that Gehna was injured. Akash's engagement continues, while the family tries to keep the truth under wraps. The incident deepens the tension between the lovers and the wider family.

Radhe Shyam Tiwari confronts Akash and Anjali and grows furious at the rumored affair. He attempts to kill Akash, but the plan backfires and leaves him in the hospital after the first assault. The cycle of suspicion and danger intensifies around the central couple.

To outsmart Tiwari, Akash hires the cafeteria manager from their past to pose as Vani's husband and witnesses. Tiwari makes a second attempt to kill Akash, but the forged documents are destroyed and the plan falls apart. The manager can't recall the child's name, undermining the deception.

A stranger secretly meets Vani and urges her to be present at their own wedding, hinting at a plot that may not be what it seems. This encounter plants the seeds for a twist later revealed to be part of a TV production.

At Akash's wedding reception, Tiwari, now drunk, blurts out the alleged affair between Akash and Vani, exposing the truth about Vani and Gehna's presence. The bride's family calls off the wedding in shock. The revelation shatters the Kapoor household's carefully maintained falsities.

Vani chooses honesty and reveals that Gehna is not hers or Akash's daughter but the child of her deceased sister and Aman. This revelation reframes Gehna's guardianship and the family dynamics. Vani's confession shifts the focus toward rightful lineage and care.

Vani leaves the Kapoor household with Gehna, and the family decides that Vani and Akash should marry. They rush to find Vani but arrive too late, learning that she has already married someone else. Vani hands Gehna to Aman, ending Gehna's immediate guardianship with the Kapoor family.

The Stranger reappears and reveals himself as Premnath Pammu, a multifaceted filmmaker. He explains that the wedding sequence has been part of a TV series, and the director asks the family to avoid disruptions to production. The revelation reframes the chaos as a meta-narrative rather than a straightforward romance.

With the truth laid bare, the Kapoor family reconciles, and Akash and Vani finally marry in a quieter, resolved ending. The ordeal, though chaotic, brings them together and clarifies past misunderstandings. The film closes on the note that love can endure even a staged wedding.