Mrunal Deshpande

Anaya Pandit hastily marries Siddharth but their love fades which leads to separation. What will happen when she connects with Rohan, a software engineer settled in the UK, through a matrimonial site? Anaya Pandit hastily marries Siddharth but their love fades, leading to separation within six months. Anaya's family urges her to remarry and she connects with Rohan, a software engineer settled in the UK, through a matrimonial site. Upon arriving in the UK, Anaya is surprised to be greeted by Abhijeet, a friendly cab driver, as Rohan is unavailable. Disappointed by Rohan's untidy home and unpredictable nature, Anaya seeks Abhijeet's assistance. They grow closer and realize their mutual affection. Ananya (Sonalee Kulkarni) is a film-buff divorcee who is looking for love and finds the bumbling but well-intentioned Rohan (Hemant Dhome) who lives in London. The hope for a second shot at happiness leads her to visit him, only to realise that he is not the right fit. She runs into Aby (Santosh Juvekar) who becomes her guide through London as they bond and get closer.

A 29-year-old IT professional, Aakash, who leads a near perfect life, accidentally bumps into Ananya, an actress, who, unlike him, leads a rather messy, imperfect yet classy life. What follows their unexpected first meeting, is a friendship that soon blooms into a serious relationship through novel situations across Mumbai, Nashik, and Pune. They both sail through different perspectives of families of both sides and get married in small but classy function. At the stroke of marriage, their careers take a drastic positive turn and they start enjoying their workspaces, which in turn affects their personal lives and relationship with each other. What's Up Lagna is about how the two, despite the twists and turns, manage to pull through the hard times in a realistic and relatable manner.

In Wanarwadi, Konkan, Anna Gurav is an astrologer, who is quite terrifying. As a result he is feared by all and his word is law. The region is known for its mangoes and Anna`s son, Ajit, has developed a new breed of them, the idea of which doesn`t please Anna. He also has twin daughters, with personalities that are poles apart. Amruta is rebellious while Ankita is meek and in love with a rickshaw driver. The Gurav family has an extra addition, when school teacher Diganber Kale is introduced. An interesting plot brews when Ajit decides to fight for the rights of the mango-farmers and Anna opposes the decision with his predictions. In Haapus, the Director in an entertaining way paints a compulsive portrait of the Gurav Family along with the villagers, who are largely dependant on the Mango crop that blesses them just once a year!