Someone once said, "marriage is an adventure like going to war."

How different can a proposal be then?

Confusions & chaos prevail when the innocent Veeraji is cleverly steered by his man Ramu to ask for their neighbours’ daughter’s hand for marriage. Little does Veeraji know about Ramu’s own love interest, Dulari - the domestic help at the neighbour’s! The neighbour, Jaman Singh is only happier to agree to the alliance & calls out for his daughter - Nimmo. Nimmo is a stark contrast of her sugar coated image created by both Ramu & Jaman Singh! Veeraji (now left alone in the room for a friendly chat with Nimmo) begins a polite conversation, but leads to a situation where the battle lines are drawn.

Will Veeraji be able to woo Nimmo? Will Jaman Singh finally get to celebrate the evening? What will happen to Ramu & Dulari?

Based on Anton Chekhov’s hit play “The Proposal,” this Punjabi adaptation explores the same Chekhov’s plot but with a lot of Punjabi tadka. This is a first such adaptation of this classic play, conceptualized & directed by Saurav Padhi. The Punjabi translation has been penned down by Jagdip Singh. Adding to the flavour, this play also features a popular, but withering, traditional comic stand up art - “Punjabi Phands,” in a bit contemporary avatar – a comic and lyrical way. Lyrics penned down by Jagdip Singh & Rishabh Tripathi.