Joy Chowdhury, a dedicated divorce lawyer, finds himself deeply in love with his assistant, Priyanka, who also shares his profession. However, their relationship is complicated by the affections of Joy's rival, Sumanta, who is also vying for Priyanka's heart. Despite Sumanta's best efforts, he consistently loses legal cases to Joy, which only intensifies the rivalry. His inability to win Priyanka's affection further frustrates him, particularly as he struggles to gain the approval of his own disapproving mother.
Adding to the tension, Joy lives in constant fear of discussing his relationship with Priyanka and the prospect of marriage with his formidable father, Rajballabh, a retired Chief Justice. This apprehension causes significant frustration for Priyanka, who desires clarity on their future together. Priyanka's situation is further complicated by her own father, Dhanakrishna, a perceptive blind widower.
Amidst this romantic entanglement, a subplot unfolds involving a land promoter, Raghab Roy, who is friends with Rajballabh and provides a constant backdrop of familial connections. Additionally, Bijoy, the son of a palanquin supplier named Charandas, finds himself in love with Julie, whose brother, Potla Poda, is a gangster. Complications arise when Bijoy's father has arranged a marriage for him with Tina, whose own emotional struggles stem from her crush on the simpleton, Shaan.
The narrative takes a turn when Joy and his family visit Delhi, only to discover that Bijoy has eloped with Julie, setting off a chain of events that propels Joy's father to insist that Bijoy's wedding must go forward. Bijoy manages to marry Julie through a court ceremony, while Tina finds herself reluctantly engaged to Joy instead of Shaan, whom she had hoped to introduce as her groom. Misunderstandings compound as Priyanka and Shaan become aware of Joy and Tina's wedding, leading to turmoil for all involved, particularly Shaan, who battles with self-destructive tendencies.
Faced with disapproval from their parents and familial crises, Bijoy and Julie choose to flee to Bangkok ostensibly for a honeymoon. Meanwhile, Joy and Tina must navigate increasing tensions with their families and potential repercussions from both Sumanta and Julie's brother, who are on a mission to challenge the couples.
In Bangkok, the setting creates endless opportunities for confusion and hilarity. The three couples, each staying in nearby hotel rooms, engage in comedic disputes about their relationships while desperately trying to maintain the facade of normalcy in front of their families. As Sumanta arrives to uncover the truth and Julie's brother seeks answers about his sister’s elopement, the comedic misunderstandings only escalate.
With so many intertwined lives and comedic blunders, the question remains: Will Joy, Bijoy, and Tina be able to reclaim their love while securing their families' acceptance? This film unfolds a lush tapestry of romantic entanglements, misunderstandings, and the quest for love, laced with humor and heartfelt moments throughout.
