 Mr. Trivedi lives in Fursatganj, works as a ticket checker (TC) with the Indian Railways and supports his family, which consists of his wife, and only son, Rakesh. Trivedi would like his son to get employed, especially with the Railways, and become a T.C. like himself. But Rakesh is a slacker, he would rather be operating a bathroom with a shower, charging people some money to get a shower, then be confined to a routine job. So he decides to run away, somewhere he can make quick money. Then there is Vimmi, who lives in Punjab, is the daughter of Sikh parents, who would like her to get married and settled down. But Vimmi has other plans for instance becoming a super-model. Her attempts at applying for one are all in vain, and she decides to run away to Bombay. She meets up with Rakesh, both are attracted to each other, re-name themselves Bunty and Babli, and set out to bring the world to their knees. In Agra they get married in an informal ceremony without any priests or witnesses, and swear their love for each other. With that behind, they set out to con money out of wealthy business-owners and tycoon, including selling the prestigious Taj Mahal to the world s richest man. Babli is now pregnant, and then an opportunity comes their way to rob gold bars from a plane, little do they know that Deputy Commissioner of Police Dashrath Singh has been assigned to apprehend and bring them to justice, perhaps just in time before they pull their newest heist.