• Composer : Vipin Patwa
• Lyricist : Dr. Sagar
• Singer : Palak Muchhal , Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Laaddoo (Vivaan Shah) is a middle class ambitious lad whose dreams are as big as the Tatas and Birlas. After convincing his father, he moves down to Vadodara where he starts working as a waiter in his father's friend Kabir's cafetaria. There one day, he bumps into Laali (Akshara Haasan) and immediately falls for her charm in slow motion. The girl is a regular customer at Kabir's Cafe. Soon, they fall in love faster than a right swipe on Tinder and romantic numbers are thrown in the film at the speed of light. Before you could digest their contrived romance, the P-word drops in the conversation. Laali discovers that she is pregnant with Laaddoo's child. On the other hand, our lover boy gives her the most convenient solution since he prefers chasing his dreams rather than being a father. 'Main thappad khaane waali ladki nahi hu' says the girl and plants a slap on Laaddoo's face. Hearts are broken and you already know how where it's heading. But then what's a romantic film without a love triangle? So, there you have the Prince of Ramnagar, Veer (Gurmeet Choudhary) who decides to marry Laali but hey the reason for his 'so-called' noble act is ridiculous as hell. The man lost his parents and fiance in an accident and their family priest now wants him to tie the knot with a pregnant woman as it would be auspicious for his royal family. Meanwhile our lover boy is repenting his act and wants to patch with Laali. Who will she chose- Laaddoo or the stinky rich Veer.

• Track 1 : Laali Ki Shaadi ( लाली की शादी )
• Track 2 : Bezubaan ( बेजुबान )
• Track 3 : Rishta ( रिश्ता )
• Track 5 : Rog Jaane-Mohit Version ( रोग जाने-मोहित संस्करण )
• Track 6 : Mano Ya Na Mano ( मनो या ना मनो )
• Track 7 : Naino Ke Pokhar ( नैनो के पोखरे )