Anand Pawar (Kunal Khemu) and Raj Chopra (Paresh Rawal) are perhaps the two most extreme individuals that have walked the city of Mumbai. While Anand is an idealist chartered accountant, Raj is an idle film producer.

They hatch a plan to raise a lot of money to produce a feature film and then actually make it at a pittance amount. In fact they decide to make it so badly that audiences would reject it on the first day of its release. Anand and Raj believe this would give them a foolproof chance to decamp with the remaining huge amount they raise to invest in the making of this venture. But oblivious to this common plan, Raj has a hidden one. Things go haywire, so Raj makes Anand the fall guy and the latter ends up in jail.

As tables turn against Anand, he suddenly loses his job and his girlfriend Neha, who refuses to marry a loser. Anand's squeaky clean image goes for a toss and he decides to take revenge on Raj. Anand goes back to Raj, and asks him to join forces again. He insists that their master plan could still work out, only if they think much bigger. Anand explains to Raj how they can generate a whopping 110 crores from the stock market and then make their film only in 10 crores.

They begin working on their plan, and sign up Bollywood superstar Aryan Kapoor (Sonu Sood) at a token payment of 3 crores. Aryan is offered to act opposite his girlfriend Riya (Hristita Bhatt), but surprisingly, the actor refuses.

That's when Raj suggests Anand to cast his girlfriend Neha, who also has acting ambitions. Since they plan to make a flop film, Raj tells Anand that Neha will not only come back in his life, but also become dependent on him since her acting career will end after their film's disastrous fate. Anand agrees. Neha (Soha Ali Khan) is thrilled to know that Anand is producing a film and that she is being cast opposite a big star like Aryan Kapoor.

After some hiccups, Anand and Raj manage to make the film and release it deliberately alongside other big films that could overshadow their film. Their devious plan seems to be right in track. But as the adage goes... 'Man proposes; God disposes', the film turns out to be a huge hit. Now the financers and distributors are after Anand and Raj for their chunk of shares from the huge profit. Anand and Raj's problems multiply by the second.