In the colorful town of Navrangpur, two dreamers were always cooking up schemes to get rich quick.

Rajeev Mishra, a smooth talker with zero ambition, lived in a small house with his ever-disappointed father, a tailor. Rajeev believed in shortcuts: “Why struggle when you can trick your way to fortune?”

On the other side of town lived Manoj Verma, equally lazy, equally broke, and equally convinced that he was destined to marry a millionaire’s daughter. Both men, without knowing each other, dreamed of escaping poverty with one smart move.

News spread like wildfire that Ratanlal Oberoi, a wealthy industrialist, was visiting Navrangpur with his daughter Priya. She was young, beautiful, and heiress to his massive empire. For Rajeev and Manoj, this was the opportunity of a lifetime.

Rajeev packed his fake branded shirts and rehearsed lines in the mirror. Manoj borrowed money to buy a secondhand scooter, claiming it was a luxury ride. Both set out to woo Priya, convinced that destiny had written their love story.

And destiny, mischievous as ever, brought them face-to-face on the same bus headed to Oberoi Mansion. Within minutes, they were at each other’s throats, exchanging sarcastic insults and claiming Priya was “their future wife.”

Priya’s maid and childhood friend Kavita also traveled with her, often mistaken as the rich heiress because of her simplicity. Priya, mischievous herself, enjoyed switching roles with Kavita to see who loved her for her heart and who for her wealth.

The confusion began when Rajeev mistook Kavita for Priya, while Manoj tried to impress the real Priya thinking she was just the maid. Each mocked the other, confident of victory, while the girls played along, secretly amused.

Meanwhile, trouble brewed in the form of Dhanraj Oberoi, Ratanlal’s cunning younger brother. Jealous of his elder brother’s fortune, he plotted to kidnap Priya and claim the inheritance. His sidekick, a bumbling gangster named Chhota Raka, wasn’t the brightest, often misunderstanding orders and creating chaos.

When Dhanraj learned about Rajeev and Manoj’s rivalry, he decided to use them as pawns, manipulating their greed to get closer to Priya.

Rajeev pretended to be a brave businessman, boasting of international deals he had never seen. Manoj invented stories of being a decorated police officer. Their lies constantly collided, resulting in slapstick disasters — Rajeev once fainted while trying to ride a horse, while Manoj fell into a fountain while showing off “karate moves.”

Despite their failures, their genuine charm began winning Priya’s heart. Kavita, too, found herself laughing at their antics, though she often wondered how long the charade could last.

Dhanraj finally struck. His goons abducted Priya one evening, mistaking Kavita for her, since the two had swapped roles again. When Rajeev and Manoj discovered the mistake, they realized they had no choice but to rescue her.

For the first time, they joined forces.

Their plan was as foolish as it was funny. Disguised as caterers, they sneaked into Dhanraj’s hideout carrying pots of biryani. Instead of blending in, Rajeev dropped a giant bowl on a gangster’s head, while Manoj got locked inside a cupboard.

But luck was strangely on their side. During the chaos, Kavita managed to untie herself, Rajeev accidentally pressed the lever that dropped a chandelier on the villains, and Manoj’s cupboard rolled downhill straight into Dhanraj’s car, smashing it to bits.

By sheer stupidity and timing, they rescued Kavita (still believed to be Priya) and became overnight heroes.

The twist unraveled at Oberoi Mansion. Ratanlal revealed who was who, exposing Priya’s playful switch with Kavita. Rajeev and Manoj, shocked and embarrassed, realized they had fallen for both wealth and love in confusing proportions.

Priya admitted she admired Manoj’s honesty in moments of crisis (despite his lies), while Kavita confessed she liked Rajeev’s wit and courage (despite his laziness).

The two friends turned rivals, now turned reluctant brothers-in-law, had no choice but to accept their fate.

Rajeev and Manoj married into the Oberoi household, but their rivalry never ended. They fought over car keys, cricket matches, and even whose children were smarter. Priya and Kavita often watched them argue, shaking their heads in disbelief, while Ratanlal chuckled, saying, “Perhaps money brought them here, but love — and a lot of nonsense — keeps them together.”

And thus, in Navrangpur, two penniless dreamers accidentally stumbled into love, riches, and endless comedy.