The next morning, Babulal brings Guddu's entire family to their house and they chastise him for eloping.
Before they can leave Gwalior, Guddu's relative Babulal sees the two together, follows them, sees the wedding pictures, and assumes that they eloped. At the end of twenty days, he reaffirms his love and she accepts his marriage proposal. She plans to gather the neighborhood to oust the couple next morning, but Guddu and Rashmi come up with fake photographs and wedding mementos overnight, leaving her plans adrift. To further complicate problems, they mix-up their answers when asked about their wedding-date. Srivastava, sees them during one such act and becomes suspicious of their marital status. Eventually, they get closer and have sex several times. They rent an apartment in a conservative area by pretending to be a married couple.
As a compromise, Abbas suggests trying a live-in relationship during their 20-day business trip to Gwalior. Not ready for marriage, she suggests a live-in relationship, but he, being more traditional and somewhat scared of Vishnu, disagrees. Guddu and Rashmi fall in love and Guddu proposes to her. Vishnu's daughter Rashmi takes up an internship at a local news channel, and starts working with the channel's star reporter Vinod "Guddu" Kumar Shukla and his best friend, cameraman Abbas Sheikh. At the same time, his party begins to lead an all-out campaign against film star Nazeem Khan, who is allegegdly in a live-in relationship with his girlfriend, exactly the cause behind his grudge against live-in relationships.
Vishnu Trivedi, a failing politician in the small town of Mathura, campaigns to ban live-in relationships, seeing them as a disgrace to the Indian conservative culture.
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