Joroo Ka Ghulam

Kalpana's wealthy father forbids her from talking to men, fearing she will fall in love. Frustrated, she leaves for her uncle's house in the city to continue her studies. This act marks the start of her journey toward independence and choosing her own path.

In the city, Kalpana visits an art gallery and is captivated by a painting by an artist named Rajesh. The encounter hints at a future connection between them. The scene situates her within the vibrant urban arts world.

A photographer attempts to obtain a sketch of Kalpana without her permission, triggering her anger at the invasion of privacy. The incident highlights the pressure she faces as a public figure. It happens during a photo session in the city.

An aspiring artist named Rajesh works on an ad assignment connected to the uncle's company. Under deadline pressure, he sketches Kalpana for the ad without her knowledge. She remains unaware of his involvement at this stage.

The next day, Kalpana's picture is published in a newspaper, triggering anger over her unsolicited exposure. She resents how the media portrays her. The incident unexpectedly sets the stage for a later connection.

Kalpana discovers that the sketch published in the paper was drawn by Rajesh, the artist from the gallery. Her anger dissolves as they realize they share an artistic bond, and they begin to form a strong friendship. This friendship gradually blossoms into love.

As their friendship deepens, Kalpana and Rajesh fall in love, navigating the expectations of their families and society. They support each other's creativity and dreams. Their romance grows amid skepticism and curiosity from others.

Kalpana's father learns of their relationship and tries to drive them apart by lying that Kalpana's mother is ill. The ruse prompts Kalpana to rush home, where he further schemes to marry her to a wealthy man. The plot line centers on duty versus love.

Kalpana defies her father by running away to Rajesh and insisting they marry. Rajesh initially refuses due to his unstable finances, but Kalpana's insistence and determination eventually persuade him to commit. They plan to start their life together as a married couple.

Kalpana and Rajesh marry and settle into their life as a couple. They attempt to build a home based on love rather than material wealth. Their bond is tested by economic realities but strengthened by shared commitment.

Rajesh suggests they should go to Kalpana's father and apologize for the earlier turmoil. Kalpana steps inside the house while Rajesh waits outside, but her father insults him and accuses him of seeking Kalpana's wealth. The reunion fails to heal the rift at that moment.

Kalpana stays connected with her mother through letters and writes that Rajesh has become affluent, concocting wealth to irritate her father. The deception deepens the family strife and complicates Kalpana's loyalties. Rajesh is unaware of this ruse.

Kalpana and Rajesh are blessed with a baby boy, and Kalpana's father changes his stance when he sees his grandson. He informs them of the naming ceremony and temporarily reconnects, eager to be part of his grandchild's life.

To maintain appearances, Kalpana hires a friend's brother to pose as her husband for two days while her parents remain as guests in a rented bungalow. Rajesh initially refuses to participate but eventually stays and serves as domestic help when he learns of the plan. The arrangement spirals into a chaotic comedy of errors.

The rental arrangement sparks chaos when the landlord and others show up, and the cousin kidnaps the baby. Rajesh rescues the child and recovers the money. In the end, Kalpana's parents buy a house, a car, and furniture and ask forgiveness, paving the way for a peaceful family future.