Arman's superpower is understanding women partially. He uses it to get all the best-looking girls he wants in school and college but loses them all.
His girlfriend in his first job acts weirdly and becomes the first to dump him without cause. A chance encounter with a secretive group of men like himself bestows him with comprehensive knowledge of women, making him a woman whisperer.
Using his enhanced knowledge, he wins her back, only to realise that no amount of knowledge of women on his part will fix her weirdness. He has no choice but to dump her, but he doesn't know what exactly to say to break up, and the conflict makes him uncomfortable. So, he decides to marry her if it comes to that.
She proposes on the eve of Valentine's Day, and he takes this easy exit route to dump her.
He meets another girl in his next job, but she has a boyfriend with whom she gets engaged. Demand for dowry that her mom can't afford to pay forces her to rethink her situation, and she wants to date Arman and break off the engagement if all goes well.
Arman expects her to call off the engagement before dating her. This stalemate prevents them from getting together, and she marries her fiance.
Deperate for female company that he keeps losing, he marries the only woman he seems destined to marry, only to find that they are incompatible.
They have a child whom he loves, but he's still romantically lonely.
Two married women and a widow chase him, but he avoids them.
The highlight of his extramarital affairs is his scandalous office romance with the office queen, Mansi.
She's also in a bad marriage and has a child.
They get off on the wrong foot, but enforced proximity forces them to patch up. They end up becoming friends and then best friends and fall in love, though they aren't sure when exactly. But once they are in love, the whole office gets to know.
All the males in the office, who have a crush on the femme fatale, Mansi, hate Arman as he looks worse than many of them, but he still manages to get closer to her than them in a fraction of the time they have known her.
The women in the office hate Arman as he pays attention only to Mansi.
Everybody is out to separate them and keep getting between them, but Arman faces everything they throw at him because Mansi is the only woman he has met who's his equal. She has the best personality of any woman he knows. She's the only one who is worthy of him and who deserves to be with him.
What will he choose in the end: true love or his child?
