Fired from his latest film, and on the verge of eviction from his home, Kunaal hosts an Eid party hoping for career upswing.

Kunaal rejects a film offer on nepotism-related grounds, but will his son's innocence make him compromise his principles?

As Kunaal abandons film and seeks respectability in theatre, an unlikely mentor appears- hell bent on getting him back to Bollywood.

Kunaal's first paid celebrity appearance is at a funeral, and threatens to go down in flames.

Kunaal borrows a t-shirt from Ranjeet that catches the attention of a hotshot director- he tries to turn it into a career opportunity.

A high Kunaal tweets about a new film and sets off gender wars - will his career be killed - or is controversy the best way to success?

Following an anonymous threat, Beera hires Kunaal a bodyguard. Kunaal isn't too keen, till he sees that it 's good for his social status. Or is it?

Kunaal finally gets the break of his lifetime, only to face a dilemma- does he want to be side hero in a film, or the hero of his own life?