Kyo Kii… Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta

Raj Malhotra moves from Hoshiarpur to Mumbai to live with his friend Mohan. Mohan introduces him to the bustling city and the kinds of cases that fill their days. This move marks the beginning of Raj's climb into a fast-paced legal world.

Raj watches Tejpal Singh handle a difficult murder case with deft precision, setting a benchmark for ambition and influence. He realizes wealth and status could come through the power of a successful marriage into Tejpal's family. The encounter plants a plan in Raj's mind to pursue money by courting Tejpal's daughter.

Raj targets Tejpal’s daughter Sonam, presenting himself as a principled lawyer who idolizes her father. He works to win Tejpal's trust and to capture Sonam's heart. Tejpal agrees to the marriage, signaling a promising alliance that could change Raj's fortunes.

The day after the wedding, Sonam shockingly moves out of Tejpal's house and declines the family’s fortune. Raj is forced to retreat and rebuild his life with Mohan's support. The setback reveals a rift between Raj's rise and Sonam's ideals.

A powerful underworld figure, Kalra, enters the scene and seeks a lawyer to defend his brother in a murder trial. With many lawyers reluctant to face Kalra’s reach, Raj steps forward and wins the case. The victory launches him into Kalra’s orbit, bringing wealth and fame.

The new lifestyle brings a grand house and a son into Raj and Sonam’s life, marking a stark transformation from the man who once dreamed of virtue. The wealth and status pull Raj away from his earlier ideals. Sonam's perspective begins to shift as the comforts of power take hold.

Years pass and Kalra’s brother is accused again in a murder. Sonam wants Raj to defend the widow, echoing her earlier ideals of justice. Raj agrees but overhears himself promising Kalra that he will throw the trial if needed.

Sonam overhears Raj promising to throw the trial and realizes her husband has become driven by money and power. She leaves and asks for a divorce, shaken by the moral fracture in their marriage. The moral shock deepens the rift between them.

Their young son makes a wish that his father would stop lying. In a miraculous moment, Raj suddenly cannot utter a single falsehood. He bluntly tells the truth about his marriage for money and even cross-examines his own witnesses. The miracle is reversed when the boy asks to undo it.

Triggered by his vow to honor truth, Raj prosecutes Kalra's brother with integrity. He delivers honest testimony and challenges the previously protected lies that had fueled his ascent. The courtroom drama leads to justice for the murdered man's widow and marks a turning point in Raj's life.

Kalra and his brother are brought to justice, restoring balance to the legal world. Raj's renewed commitment to honesty earns back the trust of Sonam and Tejpal. The victory signals a fundamental transformation in their family.

Sonam returns to Raj’s life, recognizing that he has kept his word and chosen honesty over easy riches. The couple begins to rebuild their relationship, guided by integrity and mutual trust. The family reconciles and moves forward together.

The story closes with the message that truth can restore what wealth and deception had promised to destroy. Raj's journey from ambition to honesty becomes the film's moral core. The ending underscores the power of truth to heal families.