Jai Mummy Di

The film introduces Laali Khanna and Pinky Bhalla, whose intense rivalry sets the stage for the unfolding comedy. Their animosity is not only personal but also affects their children's love lives, as Saanjh and Puneet navigate their growing affection amidst their mothers' disputes.

Teji, Laali's maid, cleverly fuels the fire between the two mothers by sabotaging Pinky's home with garbage. This underhanded action showcases the lengths to which family members will go to wreak havoc on their rivals, deepening the comedic tension.

Despite their families' animosity, Saanjh and Puneet develop a deep affection for each other, longing for a future together. Their love, however, is complicated by their mothers' rivalry which looms large over their relationship.

When Puneet hesitantly considers Saanjh's marriage proposal, he is struck by anxiety over his mother's expectations. His indecision leads to a heartbreaking break-up, leaving both characters emotionally distraught as they try to move on with their lives.

After their break-up, Saanjh and Puneet embark on individual career paths, yet their feelings for each other remain unresolved. Puneet's job offer in Dubai and Pinky's pressure from her mother for marriage further complicate their situation.

Pinky agrees to marry Dev, a wealthy but timid man, while Laali plots Puneet's engagement to a religious girl named Shruti. The parallel engagements heighten the stakes for Saanjh and Puneet, as they grapple with their true feelings.

As engagements loom, Puneet desperately seeks to win Saanjh back, but she has become more discerning. Their yearning for one another reignites, prompting them to consider a future together despite the impending marriages.

Saanjh and Puneet attempt to uncover the origins of their mothers' feud but find themselves at a dead end. With their parents' health at stake, the couple debates eloping to escape the situation, underscoring their emotional turmoil.

In a frantic bid to resolve their predicaments, Puneet confides to Shruti about his sexuality, while Saanjh reveals her wild past to Dev. Surprisingly, both Shruti and Dev are unfazed, complicating the original plans for separation.

As the wedding dates approach, rumors begin circulating among relatives about Saanjh and Puneet, leading to conflicts that unravel the intended marriages. The chaos adds to the couple’s challenges as they fight to be together.

Seizing the moment amidst the turmoil, Saanjh and Puneet's fathers disclose their support for the couple's love. This turns the tide, revealing a deeper familial bond that transcends past grievances.

Puneet learns about Laali and Pinky's college days, realizing they were once friends before their rivalry began. This knowledge proves crucial in healing old wounds and brings new hope to their attempts to unite their families.

With the truth of their mothers' past in hand, Puneet convinces Laali and Pinky to reconcile. This heartfelt moment underscores the film's theme of family, love, and the possibility of forgiveness.

The film concludes with a joyous resolution as both families come together, celebrating the rekindled love between Saanjh and Puneet. The comedic trials culminate in a heartwarming affirmation that love can overcome past rivalries.