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Welcome to the world of Kehvatlal Parivar to experience drama, love, and togetherness. When there is unlimited madness in the house, this Parivar is all set to deliver delightful moments that can make laugh and cry.
An unexpected trip to New York City sets a duo off on a comic adventure that changes their lives forever.
This story is about Dilip Singh, aged 65 who has been living with his family in Canada for last 20 years. He has only one dream to see Punjab which he has left long back which he still thinks that it is same as he left long back. Dilip lives with his son Vikram, daughter in law Eliza and grandson Lavi. Eliza is modern women who knows her priorities and managing very well between her job and her family life, except Dilip's wish of wanting to go to Punjab.
Jaswinder Singh is an expert con man who makes a living by preying on the gullible. When a political party`s election campaign announces a Rs. 15 Lakh reward to everyone once it comes to power, Jaswinder sees an opportunity to pull off the biggest scam of his career. But will he succeed?
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.
Sulu, an ambitious housewife, lives happily with her husband and her son. Things change when she wins a contest and auditions for a night show at a radio station.
MARRIAGE PALACE is a comedy movie which takes us back to the 1990s in Punjab when avillage boy, along with a friend, moves to the big city in pursuit of his one true love. The film brings back the age of Audio Cassettes when one used creative means to define their love ... without the modern new media tools we all have now. Nimma (Sharry Mann) and Maani (Payal Rajput) made their love story work despite many problems in their path.
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