A lonely grandmother's social media mishap about an upcoming "marriage" creates havoc for her granddaughter's wedding, prompting Tony Kalra to mend deep family rifts.
When his daughter is falsely defamed, Chaman Lal's four daughters lose marriage prospects. A traveler named Sikander helps him find inner peace over social approval, leading to hope and his family's restoration.
In 1914, Mewa Singh and Gurdit Singh challenge Canadian racism. With 375 passengers, the Komagatamaru voyage confronts discriminatory direct passage laws and immigrant struggles.