Munde U.K. De

Roop Singh and his friend DJ travel from the UK to visit Roop's homeland and meet his grandfather. They arrive at the family estate and begin to soak in the culture and scenery of Punjab. This arrival sets the stage for the romantic entanglements to come.

Roop instantly notices Reet Brar, a university classmate of his cousin, and falls for her. DJ is drawn to Kulwant Kaur, a brainy classmate, sparking two parallel crushes. Their attractions complicate the homecoming with budding romantic tension.

Roop agrees to let his matchmaking aunt set up an arranged marriage with Reet. Reet resists what she sees as outdated provincial norms and wants to shape her own future. The tension between tradition and modernity begins to surface.

Reet's father angrily pushes for an arranged marriage between Reet and Jagjot Gill. The prospect of this match strains Reet and Roop's budding romance. Family pressure intensifies the drama.

As emotions deepen, Reet begins to realize she loves Roop, while Kulwant develops feelings for DJ. The pairings grow muddier as both couples navigate their attractions. The stage is set for a clash between duty and desire.

Reet tells Jagjot that she loves Roop, triggering Jagjot to admit he is not ready to marry yet. Jagjot's hesitation blocks Reet's hopes of an easy arrangement. The love-triangle deepens as tensions rise.

Roop's family and Reet's father devise a plan to test Roop's devotion: Roop must find a British bride for Jaile to prove he would go to great lengths for love. The contrived challenge turns the couple's future into a social experiment. The goal is to reveal true feelings beneath the surface.

DJ summons Candy, his old girlfriend from the UK, to help execute the plan. Candy flies into Punjab and becomes part of the scheme to match Jaile with Candy and Roop with Reet. Her arrival adds a cosmopolitan twist to the traditional arrangements.

Candy acts like a traditional Punjabi girl and wins Jaile's heart, giving the false impression of a genuine match. The plan hinges on Jaile's desire for stability and a wedding, allowing the ruse to progress. Candy's persona masks her true role in the scheme.

It is decided that Roop and Reet, and Jaile and Candy, will be engaged on the same day to test who truly loves whom. The double engagement is staged at the grandfather's estate, with family and staff watching.

Kulwant learns from Candy that DJ has had relationships with many different girls, which breaks her trust and triggers heartbreak. She confronts DJ and decides to walk away from him. The revelation compounds the emotional stakes for all involved.

Day before the engagements, Candy takes Jaile to a pub to show him how modern girls behave, challenging his prejudices. The pub scene foreshadows the clash between tradition and contemporary expectations. Jaile begins to doubt the plan.

On the engagement day, Jaile runs away, threatening to derail the schemes. The family scrambles to salvage the weddings while keeping up appearances. The chaos intensifies as the clock ticks toward the ceremonies.

Candy warns DJ that if he does not take Jaile's place, she will reveal the truth behind the ruse. DJ agrees to participate in the deception to protect his friend and the families' plans. The moment tests loyalty and the price of friendship.

To save face and keep the couples together, DJ and Candy get engaged, and Roop and Reet also seal their engagement. The plan succeeds in uniting the two romances despite the twists and lies. The film closes on a playful, festive note of reconciliation.