Mere Baap Pehle Aap

Janaradhan Wishvanbhar Rane is introduced as a widower who has dedicated his life to raising his two kids, Chirag and Gaurav. The summary highlights his efforts and commitment to providing the best upbringing for his children from their childhood onwards. His careful parenting sets the foundation for the story's events to unfold.

As Gaurav and Chirag grow up, they take on household responsibilities and manage their family business. Gaurav starts acting as a disciplined guardian, overseeing his father and household chores, showcasing his sense of responsibility and maturity. This transition marks a new phase in their familial relationship.

Gaurav begins receiving prank calls from Sheekha Kapoor, a girl from his college days whom he once bullied. Sheekha is now staying with her guardian Anuradha, revealing an old connection. The calls spark curiosity and lead to further interactions between Gaurav and Sheekha.

Gaurav and Sheekha learn about Janaradhan and Anuradha's shared history as former lovers. They observe changes in their behavior when they meet after many years, which hints at unresolved feelings. This discovery sets the stage for rekindling their relationship.

Moved by the past relationship, Gaurav wishes to see his father marry Anuradha. Despite objections from the family, Gaurav embarks on a determined journey to arrange their love marriage. This decision creates a central conflict in the story as he tries to reunite the lovers.

Nirmal, Sheekha’s father, opposes her marriage to Gaurav, feeling hesitant about the family dynamics and past affairs. Additionally, Chirag's wife Rupali and her family also oppose the relationship. These conflicts add to the hurdles Gaurav faces in his plan to marry his father to Anuradha.

Despite opposition, Gaurav successfully orchestrates Janaradhan's remarriage to Anuradha. This major event signifies Gaurav's dedication to his father's happiness and symbolizes a new chapter in family relationships. The marriage is completed against many reservations.

Nirmal surprises everyone by stating that if Gaurav had chosen not to remarry his father and instead pursued Sheekha, he would have been disappointed. This revelation underscores the importance of familial bonds over romantic notions, stressing the story's theme of family commitment.

The story concludes with Sheekha's father approving and giving her hand in marriage to Gaurav. This final gesture signifies acceptance and happiness, resolving the romantic tension and confirming the family's unity and love.