When the thug turns protector instead of an adversary trying to usurp her property, the pretty and erudite Mariam who is an avid reader, begins falling for the illiterate thug.

With a setting of the 1947 Partition, the director Amberdeep Singh and writer, have thrown in a hearty dose of communal brotherhood messages in the plot. REVIEW: The film begins on a silly note with Mariam (Neeru Bajwa) and her family hiding in the basement of their Haveli amid the 1947 riots, trying the supernatural trick to rout the thug (Amberdeep Singh) and his family out of their home. The story ends with a suspenseful climax and reveals the identity of the Sikh man as a cop. A love triangle brews between the son in the Sikh family, Mariam and the thug. Just when the two are falling in love, another family, who are Sikhs who fled Pakistan, move into the Haveli on the premise that they have been allotted the Haveli by the custodian department amid the 1947 riots. However, he soon discovers the truth and begins sympathizing with the family due to their beautiful, educated daughter, Mariam. To safeguard themselves, the occupants of the Haveli decide to scare away the thug who has moved into the Haveli with his family, in the guise of ghosts. A thug of Hindu origin is keen on getting the Haveli vacated from the Muslim family by any means. STORY: A Muslim family is threatened by communal forces to vacate their Haveli and move to Pakistan amid the 1947 Partition backdrop.

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