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Rafi, a street photographer, works tirelessly in Mumbai to pay off an old family debt. His life revolves around capturing moments through his camera, always looking for opportunities to improve his situation.

Miloni prepares for her Chartered Accountancy exams, dictated by her family's expectations. Despite her talents, particularly in drama, she feels trapped and yearns for personal freedom and the ability to shape her own identity.

While photographing the picturesque Gateway of India, Rafi captures Miloni's image. This moment sparks an unexpected connection and sets the stage for their evolving relationship.

Miloni's family members, including her father Kanti Bhai, elder sister Saloni, and mother Sheilaben, exert significant control over her life choices. The dynamics within her household highlight her struggle for independence.

Rafi's grandmother pressures him to settle down, leading to humorous moments as he navigates the traditional expectations of marriage. Despite his determination, this pressure causes inner conflict regarding his future.

After discovering Miloni through a billboard, Rafi convinces her to help him maintain the facade of a relationship to appease both their families. This agreement allows Miloni a taste of independence while enabling Rafi to divert attention from his marital duties.

In a heartfelt exchange, Rafi shares his childhood loss and responsibilities towards his family. Similarly, Miloni reveals her strained familial ties, deepening their connection and winning over Rafi's grandmother.

Miloni's family invites Hasmukh Bhai and his son to discuss a potential marriage for Miloni with Chintan, an educated prospect. This pressure from her family amplifies her struggle for autonomy, leading to further internal conflict.

Miloni and Rafi bond over nostalgic childhood memories during a beach visit. This outing allows them to glimpse each other's worlds, strengthening their tenuous relationship amidst family pressures.

Rafi goes out of his way to find Campa Cola, a drink that holds sentimental value for Miloni. This gesture exemplifies his commitment and gradually manifests his deeper feelings for her.

As Anmol expresses interest in Miloni, she opts to leave with Rafi instead. This decision signifies her growing attachment to Rafi, despite outside pressures to conform to societal expectations.

During a whimsical incident, Rafi encounters the ghost of Tiwari, which evokes poignant emotions related to their pasts. This encounter hints at the unspoken feelings blooming between Rafi and Miloni.

Rafi's grandmother confronts him about Miloni's true identity, urging him to let go of past burdens. This pivotal moment forces Rafi to reflect on his present and the future he wants with Miloni.

Rafi discovers a functioning Campa Cola factory, a nostalgic reminder of his childhood. This revelation symbolizes his journey of rediscovery and presents a chance for reconciliation with his past.

Rafi and Miloni share an outing to the cinema but leave midway, disillusioned. Their departure highlights their deep connection and understanding of life's emotional complexities amid societal pressures.