The film is largely the story of Dhruv Shikhar (Rajkummar Rao), a dhaba worker-turned-entrepeneur, who falls in love with Anya (Kriti Sanon), a freelance blogger. They meet, fall in love and see the dreams to create their own sweet family. Only that Dhruv doesn’t tell Anya that he has been an orphan. After facing a tragic incident during her childhood, Anya values family over everything else while Dhruv, who could never have one, craves to make his own family because if ‘you are not born with a family, you make one yourself.’ To impress Anya and make sure that her dreams are matched right, Dhruv goes back to the Dhaba-owner – Puroshattam Mishra (Paresh Rawal), now living in an old-age home and his long-lost girlfriend Deepti Kashyap (Ratna Pathak Shah) – now a widow. The two have a separate unrequited love story going on. Only theirs is even more complex and sans any lies but a lot of unresolved conversations. Turns out Purshottam and Deepti were once lovers but the man here couldn’t garner the courage to marry the woman he dearly loved and that resulted in Deepti marrying someone else. Now though, her husband has died and she has been abandoned by her only son, life gives just another chance to these two senior people to find love again. But will they? Would society ever be able to accept a family which doesn’t share a common surname? Or is being a family all about just the surname? Also Read – Honsla Rakh Review: Shehnaaz Gill-Diljit Dosanjh’s Film Has an Unplanned Child, But Planned Laughter And a Lot of Entertainment!