Deep and Rishi, best friends and passionate musicians, navigate the challenges of their personal and professional lives while preparing for the annual music contest, "Jhankaar Beats." Deep enjoys a stable life with his wife, Shanti, and young daughter, but faces pressures from a demanding job, a quirky client, and a meddlesome mother-in-law. Rishi, on the other hand, is grappling with a failing marriage to his headstrong wife, Nicki, and the emotional toll of living apart. When Neel, a talented guitarist with his own romantic troubles, joins their advertising agency, he becomes an unlikely ally. Together, the trio juggles work chaos, relationship conflicts, and their unyielding dream of winning the competition. Set against a backdrop of music, camaraderie, and laughter, their journey is one of self-discovery, forgiveness, and the pursuit of harmony both on and off the stage.
Sujoy Ghosh
Director
Shayan Munshi
Indraneel "Neel" Kapoor
Juhi Chawla Mehta
Shanti Khanna
Sanjay Suri
Deep Khanna
Rahul Bose
Rishi Roy
Rinke Khanna
Nicki Roy
Riya Sen
Preeti Sharma
Archana Puran Singh
Ms. Voluptuous, Rival Company Manager
Vijayendra Ghatge
Mr. Kapoor
Shashikala
Shanti's Mother
Parmeet Sethi
Nicki's Divorce Lawyer
Ikraa Khatri
Muskaan Khanna
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