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Khilat's road trip with Joyee ends in a serious accident that shatters his sense of self. He wakes up with retrograde amnesia, losing memories from the past ten years. He discovers Joyee is his fiancée but cannot recall their history or his professional life.

Khilat meets Dr. Kaufman, who explains an experimental procedure to implant memories from other brains. Khilat wants to recover his professional memories and also has a desire to restore memories of being in love to reunite with Joyee. He agrees to the experimental plan.

Dr. Kaufman successfully implants Khilat's professional qualifications, restoring his ability to work in his field. The process validates his hope to return to his job. However, the plan to implant love memories remains uncertain.

Joyee tries to revive memories by recounting their meeting, first kiss, and moments together. Khilat listens but cannot retrieve his past identity or emotional connection yet. Her recounting fuels the idea of memory transfer, but progress is unclear.

Khilat and Joyee conclude that the love-memory must come from someone who loved Joyee as Khilat did. They begin a search across the campus and social networks to find a matching donor. The quest introduces Arnab, a college senior who stalked Joyee in the past.

They learn that Arnab, now married to Aditi, once pursued Joyee romantically and kept his feelings hidden. Arnab's and Joyee's past connection makes him a plausible candidate for implanting the required love-memory. Aditi is aware of Arnab's affection but remains committed to him.

Aditi initially declines to let Arnab undergo memory extraction, fearing the risks. She believes in their marriage but cannot prevent Arnab's deep desire to forget Joyee's memory if possible. The decision creates tension in the plan.

Arnab decides to undergo the memory-extraction procedure to erase memories of Joyee for Aditi's sake, although he hides this decision from her. The team proceeds with the extraction.

Dr. Kaufman extracts all of Joyee's memories from Arnab's brain, leaving him unable to recognize her. Arnab returns to his wife, and their conjugal life resumes in an unexpected way. This confirms the risk that memory sharing can erase personal history.

Khilat undergoes the memory implantation for Joyee, and the doctors report it appears successful. The memory transfer is intended to restore his emotional link with Joyee and complete his adjustment to the past.

A year passes, and Khilat is on a date with Joyee. He reveals that his brain rejected Arnab's memories, and love cannot be forced. Despite the struggle, he has grown to love Joyee anew during that year.

Joyee is upset about Khilat hiding the truth but ultimately forgives him, understanding his reasons. The couple shares a kiss and chooses to move forward together. The revelation underlines the theme that memory and love are complex and personal.

Arnab's choice to erase Joyee's memories for the sake of his wife isolates him emotionally from his past, illustrating the personal cost of memory manipulation. Aditi remains devoted to him, highlighting the complicated ethics at play.

Khilat and Joyee choose to build their relationship on renewed, real feelings rather than a restored past. The story ends with them embracing a future together, acknowledging the complexities of memory and love.