Mere Brother Ki Dulhan

As Luv (Ali Zafar) navigates the aftermath of a tumultuous breakup with Piyali, his younger brother Kush (Imran Khan) takes it upon himself to embark on a quest to find the perfect bride. Kush's mission is fueled by his brother's insistence that he locate a suitable partner, and after an initial string of unsuccessful encounters, fate intervenes in the form of Dimple (Katrina Kaif), a charismatic free spirit whom Kush had met during a college trip to Agra several years prior.

Dimple, a London-raised youth who has recently returned to India, had made a lasting impression on Kush with her infectious energy and unapologetic individuality. The two reconnect when Dimple's father, an official in the Indian Foreign service, invites Kush to their farmhouse in Delhi for a meeting following Luv's placement of a matrimonial ad in the newspaper.

As Kush spends more time with Dimple, he is struck by her unwavering confidence and determination to defy societal expectations. Dimple, having spent her formative years in London, has a unique perspective on life, and Kush finds himself drawn to her carefree spirit. With her desire to settle down and make the most of the remaining 48 hours before tying the knot with Luv, Dimple turns to Kush for guidance, and they grow closer as they navigate the chaos surrounding the wedding preparations.

As the big day approaches, however, Kush's friends begin to notice a change in his demeanor, one that suggests he has developed feelings for the vibrant young woman. Meanwhile, Luv arrives on the scene, eager to start anew with Dimple. As the truth slowly unfolds, it becomes clear that Kush and Dimple have unknowingly fallen deeply in love, their connection forged through shared experiences and a deepening understanding of each other's values and passions.

In the midst of this revelation, Kush is forced to confront his own emotions and make difficult choices about his future. As the story hurtles towards its climax, it becomes clear that the true meaning of love and commitment will be tested in ways both unexpected and profound.

As the couple's harebrained schemes to tie the knot repeatedly go awry, the tension between them builds. Dimple's frustration boils over when she concocts a plan to spirit Kush away under the guise of a romantic getaway to Rajasthan, only to have him wake up in the midst of a bustling marketplace. Realizing their families are counting on them, they reluctantly return home, where they're met with devastating news: the wedding has been called off at the insistence of Dimple's simple-minded brother, who insists that the union must take place in Agra, with the majestic Taj Mahal as a backdrop.

Meanwhile, Luv's nocturnal confidences to his friends reveal the depth of his lingering feelings for Piyali, which he still communicates through clandestine messages. Dimple seizes this opportunity to manipulate the situation, convincing Luv's former flame, Piyali (Tara D'Souza), that her ex-lover is still pining for her. As Luv begins to reevaluate his emotions and ultimately decides to follow his heart, he and Piyali take a secret trip down the aisle.

The revelation of this clandestine union sends shockwaves through both families, prompting Dilip Dixit (Kanwaljit Singh) and Colonel (Parikshat Sahni), respectively, to concoct a plan to salvage their dignity. In a surprising turn of events, they agree to accept Luv and Piyali into the fold under one condition: that Kush and Dimple will finally commit to each other. The couple, now aware of the stakes, proposes this condition as a prerequisite for their own union. To everyone's surprise, their families agree to this unconventional arrangement, paving the way for an unlikely harmony.