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Ravi, a wealthy and honorable man, promises his dying father to always assist Chaurangilal and his family. Chaurangilal, however, is a cunning and greedy individual who sees Ravi's wealth as an opportunity for exploitation. His son, Vikram, is equally opportunistic. Chaurangilal's wife, Janki, is a kind woman who disapproves of her husband and son's behavior.
Chaurangilal's daughter, Neha, falls in love with Ravi, and Chaurangilal sees this as a chance to secure his financial future. Ravi's mother also desires for him to marry Neha. But Ravi meets Shankar and his daughter, Chanda, and falls deeply in love with Chanda, whom he marries. Sadly, Chanda dies in an accident.
Shankar, in a twist, then pressures Ravi to marry Neha. Ravi, bound by his promise and feeling obligated, agrees. He then entrusts Shankar with the management of his business and household.
Chaurangilal, consumed by envy and anger, devises a plan to frame Shankar, aiming to remove him from Ravi's life and regain control. He schemes to manipulate situations and create misunderstandings, setting the stage for conflict and betrayal. The film then shows the fallout of Chaurangilal's plan, and if he succeeds in his aim of removing Shankar, and taking back control of Ravi's life.
