In a unique fusion of spirituality and entertainment, we meet Guru Pitka (the self-described "number-two guru in the world," second only to the esteemed Deepak Chopra) who has created a massive following of devoted fans. Through a heartwarming flashback, we glimpse Pitka's early years as an orphan, under the guidance of the wise and mysterious Guru Tugginmypudha. At the tender age of twelve, Pitka boldly expresses his dreams of becoming a guru—not for self-actualization, but to win the affection of women. Tugginmypudha, seeing through the boy's youthful ambition, imparts a crucial lesson: true happiness comes from self-acceptance and not from external validation. In light of this wisdom, Pitka receives a chastity belt as a token of his vow to self-love.
As he carves his niche within the world of spirituality, Pitka sets his sights on the ultimate prize: becoming the top guru and sharing his insights on The Oprah Winfrey Show. His teachings, although appearing simplistic, captivate audiences through engaging PowerPoint presentations, winning over even Hollywood stars like Jessica Simpson, Val Kilmer, and Mariska Hargitay, the latter's name humorously turning into a greeting that stretches even to royalty.
In the midst of Pitka's successful journey, Jane Bullard inherits the beleaguered Toronto Maple Leafs, steeped in a losing streak. Their star player, Darren Roanoke, finds himself struggling on the ice ever since his wife Prudence left him for the Los Angeles Kings' goaltender, Jacques "Lè Coq" Grandé. In a bid to breathe new life into the team and restore its past glory, Jane offers Pitka a hefty sum of $2 million to help mend Darren's broken marriage. If successful, this would win him the much-coveted invitation to appear on Oprah.
Upon his arrival in Canada, Pitka encounters Jane and the feisty team coach Cherkov, who, despite his small stature, is a spirited presence. With his characteristic humor, Pitka makes light of Cherkov's dwarfism, leading to a connection with Jane while they share a plane ride. Jane opens up about her love for Pitka's work, stemming from a nostalgic connection to her late father. When asked about her current romantic situation, she admits to being single but playfully hints at past explorations during her college years—this confession produces an unexpected reaction from Pitka.
As he settles into his role as a marriage counselor, Pitka devises a strategy to redirect Darren's focus by encouraging the rival team to challenge him during the game, hoping it might help alleviate his emotional pain. Initially, this tactic proves effective, but Darren's performance suffers following a suspension incurred from a heated encounter with Lè Coq, resulting in him accidentally hitting Coach Cherkov with a puck.
Later, during a tricky dinner date with Jane, Pitka's awkward attempt at intimacy is thwarted by the clanking of his chastity belt, momentarily causing Jane to retreat and leaving Pitka feeling crushed. This moment of vulnerability leads to a comical showdown where Coach Cherkov manages to land a punch that sends shockwaves through Pitka's already sensitive area—a consequence of his longstanding chastity pledge.
The pressure intensifies as Dick Pants delivers an ultimatum: Pitka must speed up the healing process or risk losing his chance to appear on Oprah to Deepak Chopra. However, steadfast in his conviction that Darren isn't yet ready for prime time, Pitka stands his ground, leading to a conflict that ends without resolution.
Determined to help Darren confront his emotions, Pitka embarks on a heart-to-heart journey to Niagara Falls with him. During this trek, he helps Darren face his insecurities, rooted in the belief that his wife’s love is conditional on his success. With time running short, Pitka cleverly distracts Lè Coq with Celine Dion's hits while delivering a vital pep talk to Prudence, urging her to reconnect with her husband.
As the crucial game approaches, Lè Coq pulls a sly stunt, persuading Prudence to sing the national anthem, triggering Darren's flight response in sheer panic. On the way to his Oprah appearance, Pitka learns about this shocking development and, defying his agent's orders, decides to return and support Darren. He shares the story of his chastity belt with Jane, who responds with compassion, reinforcing their growing bond.
Thanks to Pitka’s support, Darren eventually regains his emotional balance but is thrown into anxiety once again when Lè Coq boasts about his appeal to Prudence. Realizing he must devise a distraction, Pitka arranges for a pair of elephants to perform a striking spectacle in the rink, captured live on air, which captivates the audience and revitalizes Darren's focus. Seizing the moment, Darren scores the winning goal, securing a triumphant victory for his team. In the aftermath, Coach Cherkov apologizes for his earlier outburst, while Pitka extends a gesture of reconciliation, only to be met with another punch, followed by a bonding moment that leaves their rivalry behind.
Meanwhile, amidst all this, a transformative encounter with Deepak Chopra prompts Pitka to embrace his individuality, choosing to remain Guru Pitka instead of merely following in his mentor's footsteps. Back in India, Tugginmypudha finally reaches a personal milestone of self-acceptance, removing the chastity belt as a sign of his confidence, revealing a cleverly hidden surprise. The story concludes with Pitka and Jane delightfully participating in a Bollywood-inspired dance to a soulful rendition of "The Joker," embodying the essence of love and self-discovery.
