Abhimanyu, a powerful and influential businessman, seemed to have it all: immense wealth, a thriving empire, and a daughter who brought joy to his life. Yet, when his mother fell gravely ill, her one dying wish shook the foundations of his world. She wanted to see him married again, yearning for him to find companionship and stability after she was gone. Bound by his love and respect for her, Abhimanyu reluctantly agreed.

In his search for a suitable partner, he encountered Akshu, a spirited stand-up comedian whose life was worlds apart from his. An orphan, Akshu dedicated her life to making others laugh while struggling to keep her orphanage home from closing down. When Abhimanyu learned about her predicament, an idea struck him.

He proposed an unusual deal: Akshu would pretend to be his wife for three months to fulfill his mother's wish. In return, he would use his resources to save her orphanage. Despite the stark differences in their lives and the nature of their agreement, Akshu agreed.

Thus, they embarked on a three-month journey filled with pretense and deception. As they navigated through their fake marriage, they discovered hidden depths within themselves and each other. What began as a simple arrangement to satisfy familial duty and save an orphanage gradually transformed, challenging their perceptions and leading to unexpected emotional entanglements.

In this delicate dance between reality and pretense, Abhimanyu and Akshu's lives intertwined in ways neither had anticipated, setting the stage for a story of resilience, vulnerability, and the surprising power of human connection.