The film stars Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor with a supporting cast including Naseeruddin Shah and Leela Samson, the latter of whom appeared in the original as well, marking her Hindi debut with this too-who essay about the protagonists' landlords.

Adi moves into Gopi Srivastava's house, his elder brother's senior, a strict, retired High Court judge living with his wife Charu (Leela Samson).

Adi learns that Tara is planning to pursue architectural studies in Paris, and he says that he dreams of becoming a big shot like Mark Zuckerberg.

Gopi initially strongly disagrees with their desire but then decides to give in when Tara impresses Charu with her classical singing.

As a result, Tara finds Adi missing when she returns from Jaipur and searches for him miserably, realizing that living without him would make her sad.

One day, she goes missing as she bewilderingly forgets the way to her own house and is found by Tara and Adi sitting on a temple platform in heavy rain.

Later in the day, Adi's game, "Mumbai 2.0," gets selected for the competition in Los Angeles, meaning that he has to leave for the United States soon.

However, after finding Charu and bringing her home back to her husband, Adi finally proposes marriage to Tara before leaving for their respective destinations.

{An end credits roll plays the rest of their story in animation, with them finally living together one day and starting a family.}

He composed two new songs for the film which are the Hindi counterparts of "Aye Sinamika" and "Malargal Kaetten" that were part of the Tamil version.

[citation needed] "The Humma Song was heavily criticized for its reliance on remixing already famous tracks for commercial appeal, highlighting a troubling trend as it prioritizes accessibility over musical creativity.

Bollywood Hungama rated the film 2.5 out of 5 stars, stating that it is "a decent love story which works only in parts mainly because of the chemistry between Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor.