Haath Na Karya Haiyye Vagya

Old Proverb: Necessity is mother of all inventions
New Proverb: Necessity is mother of all crimes

Imagine a crime scene of a gruesome murder, no motive, a dumb inspector, a witty intelligent assistant, no crime suspects and two individuals owning to be the killer.

Jay and Priyanka plan to marry each other as soon as their dream home is a reality. The duo has invested in an apartment and is awaiting possession post a part payment due. To make the payments quickly Jay suggests Priyanka to take up a job of a nurse of a single, middle aged man, his boss, Mr. Diwan.

Jay and Priyanka’s dream of owning a home is shattered when they realized they are duped by the builder and all money invested is nil and so is their bank balance.

Out of frustration and on Jay’s suggestion, Priyanka reluctantly marries Mr. Diwan who has only four of months left to live as he is suffering terminal illness and Mr. Diwan’s mother had proposed their marriage earlier.

Mr. Diwan was not sure to marry a younger girl but agrees finally; though Deepak Adhikari, Mr. Diwan’s best friend has different ideas about life and feels, marriage bounds one and Mr. Diwan should enjoy all aspects of life like Deepak Adhikari, even if it is socially wrong.

Life is never as simple as we think and all goes topsy turvy when Priyanka came to know that Mr. Diwan’s mother has terminal illness instead Mr. Diwan himself. It complicates more when Mr. Diwan is murdered.

Plot thickens with Jay and Priyanka both owning to be the killer.

Who finally killed Mr. Diwan? His/her motive? Will the truth be ever known?

Love, betrayal, twists and turn, all unveils slowly but surely in a fantastic thrilling comedy suspense drama Haath Na Karya Haiyye Vagya.