Ajit Bhure

A housewife tired from her boring routine starts to pursue her dreams and other hobbies.

In a bid to woo Kiran, a popular radio jockey, Siddharth offers her to be a part of his company's radio campaign but unexpected situations affect the fate of their budding relationship.

Six estranged sisters decide to take part in a Mangalgauri competition, and reunite at their childhood home to practice. They must overcome their past and face their struggles head-on.

A man is kept in the dark regarding his father's identity. But when his mother shows him who his father is, he becomes embarrassed of his father's abnormally short height. Through laughs and fights, they try to bridge the gap between them.

The story line is about three friends. Depending on their nature they have pet names. 'Chaku' (knife) has is own garage, 'Pustak' (book) is a professor and 'Makad' ( monkey) is working for a news channel. 'Chaku' loves a girl. To introduce his lady love 'Pencil' to his friends, 'Chaku' invites her to his house. When she comes home, even Chaku's friend 'Pustak' falls in love with her. How this leads to hilarious situation which creates tension between 'Pustak' and 'Chaku' is shown beautifully by the writer.