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The story is about a flop singer Gulli and his group who focus on shortcuts (jugaad) for gaining success. Only one of their new members Sohni outshines the group. The group in frustration finally buys a lottery ticket, but to their luck, they actually win it, but unfortunately, they loose the ticket. They all search for the lottery tickets on the streets of London. Finally, the lesson of a hard work approach is better than shortcuts (jugaad) is learnt by the group.
Gagan never lets her father realize that he doesn't have a son, and in return her father put all his trust in her. When Pargat, a local boy, is smitten by Gagan she makes it very clear that any union must be approved by her father, hence begins Pargat's attempts to impress her father. Due to much of his bad luck, every attempt by him, and with the help of his friends, Sukhi and Honey, all go haywire and it seems he has no chance of impressing Gagan's father. Eventually with Gagan's intervention her father agrees to meet Pargat and wedding talks ensue. After a night of binge drinking on laced local brew, or due to "bad omens', Pargat LOSES his sight! Thus begins Pargat's struggle to get through the wedding without anyone especially Gagan knowing about his temporary handicap. They say love is blind but can weddings be blind too?
A newly married man shares an unusual relationship with his wife as they decide to live separately as strangers. He sets out to win her heart.
Two young men leave their families hoping to make it big and prove themselves worthy but face problems when they fail to get a house to stay owing to their marital status.
Aditya Parikh and his father Bipin Chandra Parikh begin to explore the meaning of life as they meet a stranger traveler named Ketki, who takes them on a journey of surprises and realizations that strengthens their bond with every situation that tests their drifting relationship.