On his first day at university, Sher Singh arrives with a mix of nerves and curiosity, sharing a room with two new roommates, Deep and Guru. Sher admits he isn’t fluent in English, a candid detail that softens the campus hustle while Deep explains he picked the school mainly because it’s close to home and his mom’s reach. The trio’s first encounter is interrupted by a rude inspection of their belongings from Guru, setting up an immediate tension and a hint of the personality clash to come. Yet as night settles in, the three form a rough-edged bond: they vow to make the most of their time, with a cheeky shared goal of chasing after the campus’s appeal to the opposite sex, a plan that will prove both misguided and endearing in equal measure.
Early lectures throw the three into the orbit of romance, danger, and self-discovery. Sher finds himself drawn to the voice of a student named Priyanka, though he mangles her name into Prinka in a moment of nervous mispronunciation. The next class introduces Amandeep (Aman) who hails from the same city as Deep, and the trio’s curiosity about the women around them begins to collide with the rigid social expectations of the university. The instructor makes them introduce themselves, putting the lads on the spot and letting their personalities surface in rapid succession. The class then meets Simarpreet (Simarpreet Kaur Dhillon), a top student whose confidence radiates as she carries the weight of being the year’s best. It becomes clear that Guru has been flailing in his own way for two years, a fact the teacher bluntly reveals, prompting a defiant, almost comic response from Guru that only deepens the mutual scrutiny among the trio.
The fragile equilibrium of their budding friendships is tested when ragging (hazing) rears its ugly head. Sher and Deep are threatened again, and once more Guru steps in to shield them, a move that earns him the risk of rustication and earns his father’s stern rebuke at home. The father’s blunt exhortation—mend your ways or lose everything—lands with a heavy thud, but it also foreshadows the evolving loyalty among the roommates. The trio’s initial danger gives way to a stronger, more stubborn camaraderie as they discover that Guru’s anger is rooted in a past heartbreak, a truth that Deep’s mother hints at when the group sits with her and learns more about Deep’s long-standing attachment to Amandeep.
As the days roll by, the three attempt to slip away from a lecture and seek a little mischief, only for Simarpreet to pull them back into the teacher’s orbit and eject them from the room. Still, Sher manages to glimpse Priyanka’s face, and a tentative friendship begins to form between him and the woman who first captured his attention. Simarpreet remains a steady, top-of-the-class force, while the three friends receive disappointing grades that thump their egos and spur some self-reflection. Deep discovers that Guru writes poetry as a way to forget past wounds, a detail that Deep’s appreciation and curiosity quickly turn into a shared-inspiration moment when the university festival looms.
At the festival, Deep performs a song based on Guru’s poetry, a performance that exposes the true, often hidden depths of Guru’s character. The reveal unsettles the group and prompts Guru to run from the crowd, only to be chased by Simarpreet, who apologizes for her earlier manner and earns his forgiveness. This is a turning point: Guru begins to reconnect with his own intellect and emotion, and Simarpreet’s steady support starts to feel less like pity and more like partnership. When Deep’s mom visits, she confirms a long-held family memory—Deep went to school with Amandeep—giving the trio a glimmer of shared history that binds them even more tightly. Deep confesses a love he hasn’t fully spoken aloud to Amandeep, a moment that reframes the stakes for everyone.
Sher’s social life intensifies as he takes Priyanka on a drive for a date. But Priyanka reveals she’s there for her first real date with Saabu, and Sher realizes he was only a ride along with little in common to share. Meanwhile, Guru opens up to Simarpreet about feeling responsible for Priyanka’s happiness and their changing dynamic, and Simarpreet—whose generosity and practical instincts begin to shine—knows that Saabu is not the right match for Priyanka. Her insight helps mastermind Saabu’s downfall, a plan that, when executed, prompts Priyanka to reflect on the choices she’s made and her own readiness for a real relationship. Sher overhears the truth about Priyanka’s situation: she hadn’t completed her final assignment, forcing her to retake an entire year or leave. The weight of this moment lands squarely on Sher, who later finds Priyanka at a train station, where she apologizes and the two decide to give their friendship—and possibly more—a real chance.
Meanwhile, Guru and Simarpreet’s bond deepens. Guru finds himself drawn to Simarpreet’s brilliance, and when she asks him to take a chance on love, he agrees. The pair’s alliance is tested by Guru’s father, who wants to know more about Simarpreet’s family and character. Simarpreet’s calm confidence and love for Guru’s intellect begin to win over the older man, who indicates that if Guru’s heart is true, he will support their union. Simarpreet even swears that Guru will pass the year as proof of their love, a vow that complicates her relationship with her own family but cements her place in Guru’s life.
The love triangle intensifies as Deep discovers that Amandeep’s engagement has been arranged with a Sikh suitor. The friends work to express Deep’s true feelings, but Amandeep’s family will not be easily swayed. In a dramatic sequence, her brothers confront Deep and his friends, and a scuffle breaks out with Saabu again in the mix. Guru and Sher rush to Deep’s side, and after a tense moment, they manage to get him to a hospital with Deep’s mother by their side. Deep awakens grateful for his friends, though Amandeep’s marriage is still proceeding, and Deep makes one last bold gesture at the wedding: he takes Amandeep’s hand, a gesture that forces her father to acknowledge his love. Amandeep admits she loves Deep, and her father consents to the match, changing the course of everyone’s future.
With the wedding resolved, the final exams loom. Amandeep and Deep share similar results, Priyanka performs well but Sher edges ahead of her, and Guru’s father thanks Simarpreet for guiding Guru back to himself. Simarpreet offers to help Guru improve his marks even further, though her future with Guru rests on his father’s happiness—and his belief that she is the right partner for his son. The father’s verdict is clear: he would like to see Simarpreet as his son’s wife, a blessing that seals the evolving interconnections among the group.
Two years pass and graduation day arrives. The friends reflect on the growth, missteps, and laughter that defined their university years. When the girls come back to join them, the couples form naturally, and they head off together to the farewell party, each pair stepping into the next chapter with a shared history that began in a dorm room and grew into something far more enduring.
