Ulta Seedha

The film follows Justice M.K. Roy, a staunch traditionalist, who struggles to understand the carefree nature of contemporary youth. He has raised his daughter Shobha with similar values, aiming for her to marry into a respectable family. However, Shobha's love for Ramesh Saxena, an unemployed man who defies tradition, poses a significant challenge to Justice Roy's beliefs.

As the story unfolds, Ramesh eventually secures a job at a textile mill and receives a bonus, which leads to a pivotal moment during a public ceremony presided over by Justice Roy. The situation escalates when a woman emerges to claim Ramesh as her husband, complicating matters further. This comedic narrative delves into themes of tradition versus modernity, making it an engaging watch for fans of 1980s Indian cinema.