While the others spiral into new romantic disasters, Zafar and Lali are the anchors—but 2024 tests their marriage. Zafar’s music career takes a bizarre turn when he becomes the face of a “dad rock” campaign. Lali, meanwhile, has secretly taken over half of Bholi’s petty crime routes while Bholi is distracted by Kabir. The romance between Zafar and Lali in 2024 is about respect in the midst of deception. They lie to each other not out of malice, but out of protection. Zafar hides his embarrassing commercial jingles; Lali hides her ledger of bribes. When the truth explodes (a goon mistakenly delivers a bribe to Zafar’s recording session), the fight is legendary—flying chappals, broken tabla, and the most honest dialogue of the year: “I didn’t marry a gangster, Lali!” She replies, “And I didn’t marry a sellout. Look what we’ve become.” Their romance survives not because they fix each other, but because they agree to be broken together. They renew their vows not in a temple, but in a police station waiting room, while handcuffed to the same bench.

Throughout the movie, the characters' relationships are woven together with comedic moments, heartwarming interactions, and unexpected twists. Some notable subplots include:

Localized Content: A mix of Bollywood humor and urban "London-style" production values.