U Me Aur Hum

In the present day, Ajay tells his son that he should admit his feelings to a girl he likes. The son challenges him: if Ajay can woo a woman he likes, he will follow his own advice. Ajay then approaches an older woman and begins telling her a story, drawing in bystanders as a flashback begins.

Young Ajay is on a cruise with four friends: Nikhil, Reena, Vicky, and Natasha. The festive atmosphere sets the stage for new romance and hijinks. The group dynamics hint at both contrasts and compatibility among the travelers.

On the ship's bar, Ajay meets Piya, a waitress, and falls in love at first sight. He pursues her with charm, and their conversations deepen as the romance grows. The surrounding friends watch the budding relationship unfold.

To impress the group, Ajay buys drinks for everyone at the bar. The celebration turns hazy as he drinks too much and blacks out. He wakes up with the morning light to the day ahead and the memory of the night lingering.

In the morning, Piya delivers the bill and Ajay declares that he is still in love with her. Piya does not reciprocate his feelings at first, leaving him hopeful but uncertain. The moment plants the seed for a potential romance that will face obstacles.

Ajay looks in Piya's diary and discovers her love of salsa dancing. He learns the dance to impress her, and she begins to take an interest in him. Their budding connection deepens as they share newfound rhythm and playfulness.

Piya becomes angry when she learns Ajay read her private diary. She worries about boundaries and privacy, and their budding romance hits a rough patch. Ajay must work to rebuild trust and respect between them.

Ajay leaves with a paper bearing his phone number, hoping she will call if she changes her mind. The gesture feels like a last, hopeful push rather than a sure path forward. It marks a turning point as their relationship evolves toward commitment.

Back at their new home, Ajay continues courting Piya by giving her what she wants, including a dog. Their friends arrive and are surprised to learn they are already married, celebratory energy filling their circle. The couple begins writing a shared future together.

They write a wish list on their bedroom wall, with the first entry to go on a cruise for their 25th anniversary. The list crystallizes their shared dreams and keeps romance alive as the years pass. The cruise becomes a recurring motif in their life together.

Several months after the wedding, Piya forgets things while shopping and is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. She is pregnant, adding urgency and gravity to their life. Ajay must protect both her and the unborn child as memory fades.

As her condition worsens, Ajay struggles with the need to keep the baby safe and makes the painful decision to institutionalize Piya. He battles guilt while seeking appropriate care for her. The separation tests their devotion but frames it as a protective act.

Ajay's friends persuade him to bring Piya back home and care for her there. They believe in rebuilding their life within the family unit. The moment marks a recommitment to their shared future despite hardship.

Ajay notes that the best thing he has ever done is bringing Piya back home. There are days when she remembers things, and those moments shine with a special warmth. The memory of him becomes the anchor in their ongoing struggle.

In the present frame, the older woman listening is revealed to be Piya herself. They celebrate their 25th anniversary on a cruise with their son, completing the circle of memory and love. The voyage ties the story together, returning to the sea that framed their romance.