Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon

The film opens with a contemplative voiceover about how marriage has evolved and what it does to people's lives. It blends warmth with chaos to set the tonal backdrop for the comedy. We meet Kumar Shiv Ram Kishan as his story begins to unfold amid this philosophical frame.

In a desperate attempt to stop the women from drastic measures, Kumar ends up married to Juhi, Simran, and Anjali without their knowledge of each other. The marriages plunge him into managing three households within the same building. The farce of mistaken identities begins to bloom as he tries to keep pace.

Karan, Kumar's loyal friend, suggests separating the lives by giving each wife her own flat on a different floor. The plan aims to grant independence while Kumar tries to live honestly with all of them. The scheme triggers a cascade of humorous and emotional situations as they navigate coexistence.

Deepika, Kumar's devoted girlfriend, appears as a bridge between the two worlds. Her father hints at a possible engagement, raising hopes for a future with Kumar while the existing arrangements complicate that dream. The tension between love and deception starts to mount.

Deepika's father discovers Kumar with the three wives, an alarming sight that Kumar dismisses as an April Fool's prank in the moment. The discovery seeds doubt among all involved, shaking the foundations of trust. Everyone realizes the situation has escalated beyond a prank.

A photo surfaces that makes Deepika's father wonder if Kumar is engaged or involved with another woman at work. The truth-versus-perception tension intensifies as people question what is real and what is rumor. The plot thickens with mounting rumors surrounding Kumar's commitments.

To secure a future with Deepika while managing the suspicions, a court marriage is proposed as a way to formalize the relationship. The plan is meant to calm the storm but is far from simple, given the tangled web of marriages. The idea shifts the stakes to a formal ceremony rather than ongoing deception.

Kumar's estranged parents reconcile, each convinced that their son has a different wife. This creates a new challenge over who should decide how the wedding proceeds. The family drama deepens as past grievances collide with the present chaos.

As the courthouse ceremony looms, the three wives become unlikely allies to Deepika, forming a grudging friendship with her. A friend devises a ruse to deflect attention and keep hope alive for the ceremony. The plot threads weave closer together, raising stakes.

Tiger Bhai, Anjali's brother, enters with a mission to sort out the 'guy' at the center of the confusion. A tense moment arrives when everyone lowers their pagri and dons masks, hoping the truth won't surface too soon. The tension peaks as loyalties are tested.

Kumar's face catches the light of the ceremonial fire, and the truth of his tangled life cannot be hidden. He confesses that he never meant to break anyone's heart and explains that his motives were born from a desire not to abandon the women. He reveals his regret about hurting Deepika, and his mother's embrace offers quiet comfort in the moment.

In the end, the four women accept one another and form a fragile, imperfect family. Every character navigates a path to their own happiness, including Deepika, Juhi, Simran, and Anjali. Tiger Bhai remains bemused by the turn of events, but the film closes on reconciliation, humor, and the messy beauty of love.