Mel Karade Rabba

Rajveer Dhillon and Nihal Thamderey are college rivals whose clashes set the tone for campus life. A heated confrontation with Nihal’s friend reveals Rajveer’s ambitious, pride-driven side, and it is during this moment that he notices Seerat Randhawa watching from the sidelines.

Seerat’s presence injects romance into the rivalry and complicates the image Rajveer projects. The idea of an alliance with a 'topper' emerges, but Seerat quickly recalls Rajveer’s rough edges that could derail any such plan.

When Rajveer and Nihal’s families meet Seerat’s family, the first impression clashes with Seerat’s memory of Rajveer’s temper. Despite doubts, the adults decide to move forward with the engagement.

Rajveer tells the assembled families that he stepped in to break up a fight, not to pursue a romance. Nevertheless, the engagement plans proceed.

Rajveer begins to shadow Seerat, following her everywhere, which fuels her irritation. To test him, she invites him to a coffee date, where she claims past affairs, and Rajveer counters by admitting he has dated many girls. The exchange reveals guarded hearts beneath polished façades.

Seerat’s grandmother is introduced as a test of character. Over two days, Rajveer manages to charm both Seerat and her grandmother with patience and sincerity, softening his hard-edged image.

Seerat’s father exposes the truth, revealing that Rajveer is not the true topper. This shatters Rajveer’s carefully built image and shakes Seerat’s trust. The elder’s demand to break Seerat’s heart adds pressure and deepens the pain.

Seerat chooses an arranged marriage with Nihal, a decision driven by family duty and a desire for resolution. Rajveer’s mother forgives him and offers Seerat a wedding suit meant for her own wedding.

Nihal steps back, honoring Seerat’s wishes and calling off the wedding, while privately maintaining a fragile friendship with Rajveer. The looming wedding cards cast a long shadow over the campus as plans move forward without genuine conviction.

Seerat remains convinced that love happens only once and vows she has fallen for Rajveer, not Nihal. Nihal senses the depth of her feelings and pushes the situation toward a direct confrontation between the two men.

On the eve of the wedding, Nihal issues a blunt dare: come to his wedding and fight for Seerat’s heart against Rajveer. Seerat accepts the dare, torn between duty and the truth of her feelings.

At the wedding, Rajveer arrives ready to fight for Seerat’s heart and the couple faces a climactic confrontation. The clash is physical and emotional, but Rajveer’s sincerity wins over Seerat’s parents and they bless the union.

Seerat and Rajveer depart together, their future secured by honesty and commitment. The closing moment shows Rajveer stepping onto the campus with a hockey stick, signaling his rising stature and new respect among peers.