Ronny Bhaiya leads a double life - To the world he is the nephew of the MLA - and likes to think of himself as a Jann Neta, and at home he is the jobless 26 year old with no sense of responsibility to his family. The show explores Ronny's adventures as he gets stuck in multiple situations because of this big lie that precedes him.
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In the series finale a sudden twist of events has Chachaji needing Ronny’s help, and reaching out to him for it. Ronny agrees to help him campaign in exchange for all the harassment his family and friends faced to be undone. Ronny starts to whole-heartedly campaigns for Chachaji’s nomination for re-election as the Vidhayak (MLA).
Ronny’s father learns about his attempt at self-immolation and asks him to leave Indore. Avantika runs away from home with Lucky but her parents think she and Ronny have eloped. They go to the Vidhayak to complain about his nephew, only to learn the truth that he is not Ronny's ChachaJi. A kidnapping case is filed against Ronny, and with Ronny missing his father is taken into custody.
In order to clear his name and get his father released Ronny needs to take Avantika to the police, but she has asked for his help in getting married to Lucky. A broken-hearted Ronny agrees. The Vidhayak and his men manage to catch Anwar. Ever-loyal Anwar confesses that while Ronny may have lied about his relation to Chachaji, he is in fact a great leader. Chachaji confronts Ronny about his lies.
Ronny’s world is shaken when Chachaji introduces him to the dead Parshad’s son Vicky who has returned from the US to ‘serve the party’ like his father. Ronny realizes he now has a formidable rival for the ticket.
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