Plan A Plan B

So basically, this girl Nirali suddenly gets thrust into her mom's matchmaking business when her mom decides to retire. Her mom's already set everything up for her—the office space is paid for a whole year—so Nirali just has to show up and start playing cupid. Classic helicopter parent move, right?

But here's where it gets awkward. The office she walks into is basically a shared setup, and right next door is this divorce lawyer guy named Kosty who literally does the opposite of what Nirali does for a living. It's like the universe is messing with them on purpose—she's trying to get people married while he spends his days getting them unmarried.

The whole movie is basically about these two being stuck in close quarters, bumping into each other constantly, dealing with each other's clients and drama. It's got that classic Bollywood energy where you've got two people from opposite worlds trying to coexist in the same space, and you just know there's gonna be all kinds of chaos and probably some unexpected chemistry along the way.