Biwi Ho To Aisi

<p>The Bhandaris are an affluent family. The household is fiercely dominated by Kamla, the matriarch who runs the family business. Kailash is her stay-at-home husband. Kamla wants her eldest son Suraj to marry a girl whose social status matches theirs. However, Suraj decides to follow his heart and marries the not so rich Shalu. An infuriated Kamla vows to throw Shalu out of the house. Kamla and her scheming secretary P. K. Patialewala employ some shrewd and cunning tactics to this end. Meanwhile, the talented Shalu tries to be a dutiful daughter-in-law. She has the full support and understanding of her father-in-law, Kailash, who treats her like a daughter, and her young brother-in-law Vicky, who gets vocal in his protest of atrocities meted out to Shalu by his tyrannical mother. After endless incidents of humiliation and personal attacks, Shalu decides to hit back in her style and her true identity is revealed towards the climax. She shocks everyone with her diction and articulate speech in sharp contrast to her village belle identity. Shalu is the -educated daughter of Ashok Mehra (a family friend of the Bhandaris). Mehra and Kailash had connived to get Shalu married to Suraj and teach Kamla a lesson in humility and humanity. Kailash gets vocal against Kamla for the first time. Kamla realises her error and repents when the entire family decides to leave the house. Kamla apologises and they all live happily ever after. The soundtrack is available on . All music is composed by .</p>