Piku

Piku Banerjee, a talented architect, lives in Delhi with her elderly father, Bhashkor. Bhashkor's chronic constipation often becomes the focal point of his quirks, leading to some humorous situations in their daily lives.

Bhashkor's obsession with his health causes frequent problems at home, including conflicts with their staff and visitors. His humorous yet stubborn nature complicates Piku's attempts to maintain a harmonious environment.

Following the death of her mother, Piku feels an overwhelming responsibility for her father's welfare. This situation often leads to frustration as Bhashkor's eccentricities challenge her patience and well-being.

Bhashkor's unwarranted decision to fire yet another housemaid creates additional stress in their household. This incident stresses the already strained relationship between Piku and her father.

Piku frequently relies on Rana's taxi service to navigate her chaotic life. Her critical nature and high-maintenance demands lead to humorous chaos and accidents during their drives together.

Bhashkor expresses strong disdain for marriage, insisting that Piku's focus should solely be on him. His dismissive attitude toward relationships, particularly regarding Chhobi Mashi's multiple marriages, adds tension to family dynamics.

Piku's romantic dinner with Aniket is continually interrupted by Bhashkor's health complaints. This disruption highlights the ongoing conflict between Piku's personal life and her father's needs.

A night of excessive drinking at Chhobi Mashi's party leads to a health scare for Bhashkor. Piku's worry for her father underscores the depths of her familial affection despite the comedic backdrop.

The family's journey to Kolkata takes a humorous turn with Bhashkor's peculiar packing and requests. The road trip serves as a backdrop for both comedic and heartfelt interactions among the characters.

During their journey, Rana reveals his background as an engineer and his challenging experiences in Saudi Arabia. This conversation helps deepen the bond between him and Piku, leading to a growing connection.

The trio spends a night in Varanasi, resulting in an awkward sleeping arrangement. Rana and Piku share a room with Bhashkor, leading to some comical yet revealing moments about their individual personalities.

Upon arriving in Kolkata, the tensions from family dynamics resurface as Bhashkor welcomes Rana to stay longer. This situation hints at the possible romantic feelings developing between Piku and Rana.

As Bhashkor's health begins to deteriorate, he starts to adopt a more active lifestyle encouraged by Rana. This shift represents an effort to embrace life despite his ongoing health issues.

Tragedy strikes when Bhashkor passes away peacefully in his sleep, fulfilling his wish for a serene end. This moment marks a turning point for Piku as she navigates life without her father.

Back in Delhi, Piku decides to honor her father's memory by renaming their home 'Bhashkor Villa.' She also reconciles with the maid who had left earlier, reflecting on the importance of family and love.