Mann

Dev Karan Singh, a debt-ridden painter and Casanova, agrees to marry Anita, the daughter of the wealthy Singhania. He hopes the marriage will solve his financial troubles and boost his status. This arrangement sets the stage for the intersecting stories of Dev and Priya.

Priya, a music teacher for children, is engaged to Raj because he once helped her in a moment of need. The engagement is presented as a practical arrangement rather than true romance. Her life with Raj contrasts with Dev's wandering, impulsive nature.

Dev and Priya cross paths aboard a cruise. Dev is immediately drawn to Priya, a departure from his usual flirtatious ways. Initially, Priya is unimpressed, but she gradually begins to fall in love.

They decide to meet again in six months on Valentine's Day to settle their hearts and possibly marry. Bound by their existing engagements, they hope destiny will decide their future. The plan drives the emotional arc for the next part of the story.

Driven by love for Priya, Dev breaks off his engagement with Anita. He immerses himself in painting, creating works that bring him fame and financial success with the support of his friend Natu. The transformation marks a new chapter in his life.

Priya realizes leaving Raj would be wrong and writes a letter to Dev explaining the complexities. When Raj receives the letter, he chooses to support Priya and urges her to follow her heart. The two paths seem to be converging again.

On the way to meet Dev, Priya is struck by a car, resulting in the amputation of her legs. She hides the truth to avoid burdening Dev, and Raj agrees to keep the secret for now. This tragedy alters the course of both their lives.

Dev waits through the night for Priya, convinced she has rejected him since she never arrives. His rising fame continues, but his heart remains unsettled by the absence and the mystery surrounding Priya. He remains unaware of the accident and Priya's attempt to shield him.

In the wake of her accident, Priya channels her energy into running a musical academy for children. The work keeps her connected to music and provides a sense of purpose. She maintains hope for a future with Dev despite the separation.

Dev attends an art exhibition where Priya wishes to buy a sentimental painting of her speaking to his grandmother. Dev refuses to sell it, but relents when a disabled girl connects with the emotion behind the painting, gifting the piece to her for free. The moment highlights the painting's significance and Priya's absence.

Dev meets Priya again at a theatre gathering, this time with Raj present. Priya again asks Raj not to reveal the truth about her condition to Dev. The secret continues to bind them together in tension and tenderness.

Dev visits Priya to give her the anklet his grandmother wished for her to have as Dev's bride. He remains unaware of her true condition at first, but subtle clues and memories begin to trigger questions. The gesture foreshadows a deeper revelation to come.

While with Priya, Dev remembers giving the painting to a disabled girl and discovers the same image in another room. The revelation confirms Priya's disability and the sacrifice she has made. He is deeply moved and resolves to stand by her.

Dev and Priya embrace tearfully, with Dev pledging to love her unconditionally regardless of disability. The diagnosis becomes a bridge rather than an obstacle, uniting them in renewed commitment. Their bond deepens in the wake of the truth.

Raj marries Dev and Priya, sealing their union with a ceremony that brings together their friends and family. Dev carries Priya for the wedding rounds, as the children from the Musical Academy and Nattu look on joyfully. It marks a hopeful new chapter born from hardship and perseverance.