Hetal Modi

The story is a metaphor for Yudhishthira and the dog, and explores the idea of dharma. Chintu, a dog, loves his owner, Chintan, like a brother. Chintan, too, loves him with all his heart. When fate puts their love and loyalty to the test, they go to extraordinary lengths to fight for each other.

When the Gujarat is celebrating Navratri, the village of Raniwada dwells in the darkness since ages as celebrating garba is forbidden due to a witch's curse. But the rules are broken and the haunting starts again. A real estate agent with tricks up his sleeve is called back from the city and an NRI heir of the royal family returns to face the wrath of the witch. Will they be able to solve the mystery and save Raniwada from the curse of Jhamkudi?

Given the chance to return temporarily to the world of the living, a deceased grandfather schemes to disrupt his grandson’s marriage plans.

Preetal and Shubh represent today's generation mindset. They are not very keen on starting their own families; they are focused on earning money and achieving their goals, but getting married is not a priority for them. But their families, determined to change Preetal and Shubh's mindsets, convince them to attend the grand Holi festival and the wedding of Shiv and Shivani, who are madly in love with each other (presenting the madness of love) and embody the joy and fulfillment of traditional family values.

Rajal’s promotion celebration with her boyfriend Chirag is disrupted by her brother Dharmik’s surprise visit. As Dharmik clashes with Rajal's lifestyle and her flatmate Aditi, will her life secrets unravel?