Plot
The film focuses on Donsai (Fardeen Khan), the heir to Dhanraj Empire. Donsai is extremely against marriage; and believes one should never ruin his life by getting married. After the passing of his father, Suraj Rattan Dhanraj, the only way to inherit his father's five billion empire company, is to get married to his friend's Punjabi daughter, Samarpreet (Ishita Sharma). Donsai gets married in Punjab, and tells Samarpreet that he will return to Punjab after three months of business, though Donsai plans not to come back. After three months, Samarpreet comes to Donsai's home to look for him, where she finds him with another woman. She runs out crying, until she is hit by a car. The car owner, Shimmer (Sushmita Sen) picks her up, and takes Samarpreet to her home. When they get to Shimmer's home, it turns out Shimmer is one of Donsai's best friends. After Samarpreet gains consciousness, she tells Shimmer everything Donsai did to her. Shimmer decides to help Samarpreet because when she became a model at 18 years of age everybody knew everybody wanted to know her, but when she was a 14-year-old girl and strived to be popular nobody knew her. Shimmer gives Samarpreet a complete makeover . She even changes her name to "Samara". After Donsai sees Samara (not knowing that it is his own wife), he starts to love her. He invites her to his yacht, and decides to propose to her there. At the same time, Shimmer's plan is ruined, where her boyfriend Pawan Raj Gandhi (Shahrukh Khan) turns up unexpectidly for Karwa Chauth. P.R.G offers to help out in the plan as well.
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