Uday, is a rich kid who becomes the chairman of a company following his father's death He believes in the adage of life is short and carpe diem.

In a subplot, an insurance salesman named Abhishek ends up trying to show his younger and reclusive colleague "how to be a man" in many lessons that often result in the latter's physical pain.

Eventually, the duo collides with the story's main plot when they attempt to sell Sandhya life insurance (which she later agrees to buy).

However, it is revealed to Uday (through the insurance policy which has now been rejected) that Sandhya is suffering from breast cancer (lobular carcinoma) and has limited time left.

In the ensuing part of the film, Uday takes Sandhya on a cruise to Kolkata to spread her parents' ashes in the Ganga River.

They run into several comic characters in their journey, including a kidnapped Abishek who tries unsuccessfully to tell Sandhya that her policy was rejected because of her illness; his attempts are thwarted by Uday.

Yuvan Shankar Raja received positive reviews for his musical score, which was described as a "rhythmic joy",[6] "superb",[7] "a blast"[8] and "a highlight of the movie".