The film is based on the after the wedding custom when a newly-wed bride is taken back to her husband's home for the first time.

Amidst pressures from his parents to hurry up and wed, a young man seeks his perfect match. After many failed attempts with matchmakers, his parents are delighted when their son finally meets the woman of his dreams but things do not go as planned.

In 1996 Punjab, India, Canadian-born Jassi falls in love with Mithu, a rickshaw driver beneath her social status. Their attraction is pure and unconditional, but is it strong enough to fight the dictates imposed by Jassi’s family and Punjabi society?

A night before his wedding Boota, a cab driver, finds himself stuck in an unforeseen situation when he offers to help a drunk stranger.

A girl returning from Canada after 4 years is abducted in Kharar, Punjab. The police is left clueless as the kidnapper is always one step ahead of them.

Saab's ghost does not want to watch his lover, Sift, marry someone else. When Sift's uncle finds her a suitable match, Saab starts causing trouble.

A vibrant girl from Punjab bumps into a pessimist on the streets of London. In an unexpected twist of events, the two are forced to stay together.

Goga and Kamal want to marry, but Kamal's grandmother opposes it. Goga prays for her death and it comes true, but then sees her ghost. Only Goga can see it. Notorious Baba tells Goga to summon the ghost of her grandfather, and only Kamal can see him. Their confusion leads to a touching tribute to love.

Saabi grew up watching his father race death everyday and grew up to be a showman himself. His passion and love for the wheel of death takes him to the world of crime.

A couple married for more than 7 years loses hope for a child. On insistence of his wife he marries her sister. Shortly small squabbles between the two wives lead to comic situation and fun begins.