Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya

Ria Jaiswal departs from Mumbai for a vacation in Goa. She is a headstrong, possessive daughter of a wealthy businessman, and her trip signals a break from her controlled life. The journey sets the stage for encounters that will test her emotions and relationships.

In Goa, Jai Bhatt, a fashion photographer, meets Ria and takes photographs of her without her consent. He publishes the images in the magazine he works for, and the issue becomes a hit. The attention brings Jai and Ria into each other’s orbit in unexpected ways.

The chief editor pressures Ria to model for the magazine, but she refuses, still angry about Jai publishing her photos. Her defiance heightens the tension between her independence and the media world. The rejection plants the seeds of future conflict.

Jai manages to convince Ria to model, and she gradually falls in love with him. The collaboration blurs lines between professional boundaries and personal desire. Their relationship begins to form amid a mix of attraction and unresolved issues.

Ria visits Jai’s home to talk about the future and is shocked to meet Geeta, Jai’s wife. The confrontation shakes her, and she slips into a deep depression. The domestic scene complicates her feelings and sense of belonging.

Ria confesses her intense feelings for Jai, while Jai reveals that he would have accepted her love if he were not married. He also tells Geeta everything, vowing to stay away from Ria. The revelation drives a wedge between all three and intensifies the conflict.

Overwhelmed by the situation, Ria attempts suicide and calls Jai in the middle of the night. Jai arrives just in time to save and console her, creating a complicated moment where care borders on obsession. Geeta’s reactions to this crisis begin to sour their marriage further.

Geeta confronts Jai and urges him to file a police complaint, signaling a shift toward formal action rather than quiet accommodation. The strain of the situation pushes Geeta toward a more protective stance. The move escalates the emotional stakes for everyone involved.

Jai and Geeta begin to mend their relationship and go out on a date, trying to salvage some normalcy. That same night, Ria breaks down again and Jai consoles her, deepening the triangle’s tension. Geeta’s trust is further tested as she watches the dynamic unfold.

At a company party, Ria publicly flirts with Jai, displaying an obsession that Geeta cannot ignore. Geeta leaves the scene in anger, fueling further conflict and fear about what might come next. The party becomes a turning point in their fragile relationships.

Geeta returns home to a confrontation she never saw coming as Ria breaks in and starts getting intimate with Jai. Geeta arrives and, in a moment of shock, loses control, accidentally hitting her head on a glass table. Jai rushes her to the hospital after the incident.

Ria tells Geeta that she should leave the marriage; Geeta explains that Jai does not love Ria in the way she believes, and Jai decides to leave the city to escape the obsessive cycle. The decision underscores the unsustainable nature of the relationships involved.

Jai goes to meet Mr. Jaiswal to tell him the truth about his feelings and the situation. During this journey, he makes a call to Geeta and learns that she is being attacked by someone, heightening the danger and urgency of the moment.

Ria becomes completely unstable and tries to kill Geeta to win Jai’s love. Jai arrives to intervene and pleads with her to let Geeta go, offering to leave Geeta for Ria. In the confrontation, Jai slaps Ria unconscious, and Mr. Jaiswal arrives to understand the gravity of the crisis.

Six months later, Geeta and Jai are living a peaceful life, while Ria remains housed in a mental hospital. Her father visits Jai on her birthday, hoping to move a final moment of connection, but Ria, seeing Jai, loses control again and shakes him before hospital staff separate them. Jai carries the weight of guilt for what has happened.