Pyar Kiye Jaa

Ramlal, a widower with wealth near Poona, maintains a lavish lifestyle with two daughters and a son. Malti is a science graduate, Nirmala a matriculate, and Atma wants his father to fund a Hindi film titled Wah Wah Productions with Meena Priyadarshini as the lead. The family’s status and Atma's film ambitions set the stage for elaborate marriage proposals to elevate the clan.

Ramlal hires Ashok Verma to manage his estate, hoping for loyalty and efficiency. He soon fires Ashok after learning he has misbehaved with his daughters. The dismissal sows early distrust and sets Ashok on a collision course with the family.

Ashok protests by putting up a tent in Ramlal's front yard, turning the dispute into a public display. The spectacle highlights the rift between Ashok and the family and draws attention to the conflict over his role in the estate. The front-yard standoff becomes a focal point for everyone involved.

Shyam, a friend of Ashok, arrives in disguise as Rai Bahadur Ganga Prasad, claiming to be Ashok's wealthy, estranged father. He presents himself as a potential ally who can fix Ashok's prospects. Ramlal sees an opportunity to use this façade to advance marriage plans for his son or daughters.

Rai Bahadur's arrival persuades Ramlal to push an alliance through Ashok. Ashok and his new ‘father’ begin shaping a match, and Verma shifts focus toward marrying Nirmala. The arrangement marks a shift in the family's marriage strategy.

Devraj, a wealthy elder who knew Ramlal in school, visits and rekindles old ties. He proposes marrying his son Shyam to Malti, aligning the family with his wealth and social circle. The plan introduces a second major alliance into the equation.

Ramlal formally introduces Devraj to Rai Bahadur and begins preparations for both marriages—Malti with Shyam and Nirmala with Ashok. The two proposed unions create a network of expectations and potential profit for the family.

Tensions rise as Devraj's son goes missing, casting doubt on whether he will accept the match. The absence throws the wedding plans into question and heightens the sense of intrigue surrounding the alliances. The mystery adds pressure to the negotiations.

Devraj learns that Ashok is actually the son of a poor schoolteacher, and he reveals to Ramlal that Rai Bahadur Ganga Prasad is a fraud. The truth destabilizes the wealth-based narrative and shatters the fatherly façade used to pressure Ashok into a match.

Ashok and Shyam are arrested by the police for cheating Ramlal, causing chaos and shaking the trust between families. The charges force a confrontation that exposes the deceit behind the arranged matches. The situation escalates before any wedding can occur.

As the dust settles, the hidden truths are acknowledged and misunderstandings start to clear. The families begin to reassess loyalties and the real identities behind the schemes. A path toward reconciliation slowly emerges.

The truth is revealed and relationships are repaired, with the families moving forward through honest terms. The planned marriages are realigned and the clan ends up living happily ever after. The conclusion reinforces the value of family and forgiveness.