Masti

Meet, Prem, and Amar marry Anchal, Geeta, and Bindiya, ending their carefree bachelor days. Each wife brings a different form of pressure that dampens romance and fuels resentment. The three become bitter, unsatisfied husbands who struggle to adjust to domestic life.

The men plot to reintroduce fun and excitement into their lives, hoping to recapture their vanished thrill. They flirt with other women in their minds and in conversation, seeking a quick fix for their malaise. The plan is born out of boredom and frustration rather than genuine intent.

In their scheming, they realize they have all been involved with the same woman, Monica. The discovery ties them together in a common secret that they fear will ruin their marriages. The knowledge adds pressure to their already precarious situation.

Monica extorts the trio, threatening to expose their affairs to their wives unless they pay Rs. 10 lacs. Panic sets in as the gravity of the threat sinks in. They scramble to come up with the money to save face and relationships.

With the money gathered, they go to the drop-off location, only to find Monica dead in her car. The shocking scene triggers immediate panic and a desperate attempt to cover up the crime. They realize their lives could unravel in an instant.

Police officer Sikander becomes suspicious of the trio as he investigates a potential setup around Monica's death. The men scramble to avoid questions and mislead him. The investigation threatens to expose their roles in the events.

The trio heads to Monica's house to search for clues and understand what happened. They hide on Monica's veranda when they realize Sikander followed them there. The tension peaks as the suspense around the truth deepens.

A stranger approaches and claims to have killed Monica, demanding a ransom to cover the crime. The men are shaken by the sudden turn and must confront a new threat beyond their own deception. The situation grows more dangerous as they try to bargain for safety.

Wracked with guilt, the men go to their wives to apologize, fearing that the truth will shatter their families. They hope for forgiveness and perhaps a way to fix what they broke. The wives listen, but the road to reconciliation remains uncertain.

The next day the killer pursues the men, leading to a chaotic shootout during which they unintentionally kill the mysterious man. The incident seals their fate and escalates the danger around them. The line between deception and consequence becomes dangerously thin.

Following the shootout, the three are arrested and imprisoned. The immediate thrill of deception gives way to a harsher reality of legal consequences. Their wives' presence during the jail visit hints at the looming truth about their relationships.

The wives arrive at the jail and reveal that the entire sequence was a prank. Monica is alive, and the supposed killer is actually an undercover cop. Sikander is revealed to be Bindiya's cousin, deepening the deception's social ties.

The women explain their motive: to teach their husbands to appreciate their marriages. The men apologize sincerely and promise never to indulge in 'masti' again. The film ends with a reaffirmation of commitment and respect in the relationships.