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Prem is a who solves the love issues of his clients. Bhaskar Diwakar Chaudhary comes to Prem for help. Bhaskar loves his boss, Priya Jaisingh, but is unable to express it as she is the daughter of a wealthy businessman. Prem initially refuses to help Bhaskar and goes to , . Bhaskar follows him and convinces him to help. After returning from Thailand, Prem meets Naina, a photojournalist fleeing from Chhota Don, who mimics in . Prem saves her and falls in love with her. Meanwhile, he starts teaching Bhaskar how to impress Priya. But rather than Prem’s tactics, Bhaskar’s simplicity and nonsense endear him to Priya, who falls in love with him. Prem learns that Naina has a son named Rohan from her previous marriage, and to impress her, he takes care of him. Bhaskar reveals to Prem that Priya will marry someone according to her father’s will. The two attend Priya’s wedding ceremony with Rohan, who convinces his mother to marry Prem while Priya’s father is convinced by Bhaskar. Priya prepares to marry Bhaskar. Meanwhile, a spoilt brat named Neil Bakshi asks Prem to convince a girl to have a with him. Prem angrily tells him that he does not help people with bad intentions. Neil manages to get his one-night stand anyway and ditches the girl, telling her the love guru gave him the advice to do so. The girl turns out to be Naina’s friend, Nikki. Naina finds out the Love Guru is Prem. She starts hating Prem and publishes a front-page article exposing him and using Priya-Bhaskar’s relationship as an example. Bhaskar is fired from his job as a result. Prem tells Priya what really happened. Priya realizes that all the things she liked about Bhaskar are what Prem wanted Bhaskar to hide from her and is ready to take Bhaskar back. Prem makes up with Naina by making her hear the truth about him not helping Neil. The two happily marry their partners. The music was composed by . The soundtrack entered the top five on 23 July 2007. According to the Indian trade website , with around 18,00,000 units sold, this film’s soundtrack album was the year’s third highest-selling. Box Office India declared the film a “Blockbuster” and was the second biggest domestic opener at that time. It grossed Rs. 1.03 billion in India and $4.19 million overseas. Sony Pictures, owners of the film , contemplated a $30-million suit against both the Indian producers for copyright infringements. It would have been the second time after the 1957 film , an international film company took legal action against an Indian entertainment company for plagiarism. was eventually released, with Sony acquiring the world’s exclusive satellite broadcasting rights.