Mohan Bhargava is an East Indian scientist working in NASA in the US. He gets approval on his US citizenship. He feels guilty about leaving behind his nanny Kaveri Amma whom he considers his second mother. He takes a short vacation to track her down and bring her with him to America. She left her old age home in Delhi to live in a remote farming community of Charanpur. In the village, he finds a cast of quirky folks, old caste prejudice, dire poverty and school teacher Gita. Gita's school is threatened with downsizing as the girls and the poor rarely get education, at least no more than 4th grade. Her arranged marriage future in-laws demand she stop working outside of the house. Mohan is moved to improve the villagers' lives.

This is the most compelling Bollywood movie I've seen so far. The rom-com part is fun and endearing. The romance is solid rom-com gold. For me, the social justice is a little heavy-handed. I find a lighter touch is often much more effective. There isn't as much dancing as the normal Bollywood affair but the songs are beautiful. This is a well-written rom-com dripping with social justice sincerity.