For the first time, the director Madhur Bhandarkar with Dil Toh Bachcha hai Ji, discovers the kind of romantic comedy within practical limitations. It is a piece of life movie about 3 men and their stumbling upon with love.

A languid Naren Ahuja (Ajay Devgn), well into his 30s and going through a separation, falls in love with a lively and cheerful June Pinto (Shazahn Padamsee) who has just crossed her teenage.

Milind Kelkar (Omi Vaidya), a inexperienced poet and an naive lover is smitten by an go-getting and practical Gungun Sarkar (Shraddha Das) who is determined to go behind her dreams and a delightful Casanova Abhay Suri (Emraan Hashmi), starts feeling an foreign feeling called love, when he feels more and more drawn towards Nikki (Shrutti Hassan), a contemporary girl who knows her needs and speaks her brain. Struggling to deal with with up to date women and contemporary relationships, these 3 men go through a pleasurable filled roller coaster ride of emotions with its invariable highs and lows, which frequently go along with love.

But would they be successful in their mission for contentment or love? Or does fate have diverse plans for them? With its actual characters and relevant conditions, DTBHJ takes a funny look at love and the degree people will go to flee or achieve it.