Monal Gajjar

A 25-year-old Indian man who is brought up in the U.S. visits an ashram near the Narmada River in Gujarat, India to take his will. During his stay, he meets the locals and tries to understand the culture, customs, traditions, and beliefs of the people, which are starkly different from the place where he was raised. After staying for about 20 days near the ashram, he gets his will but in a twist of fate he comes to know the bitter truth of his existence and he gives up the will and starts his parikrama of the Narmada.

After winning the Engineer of the Year Award at Anitha Constructions, Raghuvaran is leading a content life with his wife, Shalini. Problems arise when Vasundhara, the powerful head honcho of a leading construction company, offers Raghuvaran a job and he refuses it outright. Thus begins a squabble between the two, where winning means staying a step ahead of each other.

After winning the Engineer of the Year Award at Anitha Constructions, Raghuvaran is leading a content life with his wife, Shalini. Problems arise when Vasundhara, the powerful head honcho of a leading construction company, offers Raghuvaran a job and he refuses it outright. Thus begins a squabble between the two, where winning means staying a step ahead of each other.

A stoic father fails to convince his sons to get hitched as they are hell-bent against marriage. The situation turns comical when the father wishes to remarry his college sweetheart and the sons try to sabotage the marriage.