Sami (Adeel Suhrwardy), Asha (Maha Warsi) and Rakay (Khurram Suhrwardy) are settling in their new house. Sami meets a Punjabi furniture owner. Asha is bullied by Kim and Monica while Rakay take lessons to learn the swag.
Mr. Sheikh (Sanjib Bhattachary) snoops around to find out more about the two guys and a girl living across his home. Asha (Maha Warsi) having group trouble while Sami (Adeel Suhrwardy) gets the first taste of a sales job and Rakay (Khurram Suhrwardy continue with his swag classes.
Rakay tries his luck with Liz and invites her to an Indian wedding. Sami and Asha are manipulated to join in. But as master plans usually go, nothing go as planned.
Sami has not made any sales for a month while Rakay gets his pocket money cut off from his dad. Asha decides that it's time to look for a smaller house. They call the realtor and find out that she's Chinese.
Things are heating up, Sami knows when to stay quite and when to take a stand, Asha knows how to fend of boys making advances, Is Rakey stalking Liz? What is this Dostana and did we hear Bounce Billo?
It all comes together. Rakay learns a new word. Sami comes full circle and Asha has a realization.
The trio went their own ways when Asha left for India. Sami and Rakay continued with their lives albeit separately until Sami receives a mysterious text after 2 years from Asha, that she is back in Canada. They meet again and of course Rakay is never far behind when Sami and Asha come together, this time each has a story to share about the past two years and what challenges linger in the future.
Asha's 2 year absence reveals that she got engaged, it was not solely her decision but circumstances compelled her to decide to settle down. Re-evaluating her life goals she's back in Canada with a renewed zeal to take her life back and start fresh, however her fiancé followed her and came knocking on Sami's door. Sami has a choice to make, either continue his life as is or quarter back Asha as she stands her ground against the pressure from her ex-fiancé.
Rakay is never far from trouble, he has a knack for inviting situations that are beyond his control, on this occasion his efforts to act too cool have landed him with a damsel in distress. His powers to assimilate are tested at each and every turn, the more he tries to talk his way out of it, the deeper he gets stuck. As much as Sami and Asha try to stay away from these unwelcoming situations, they just can't get away from Rakay and Rakay from them.
Sami has been keeping busy climbing the corporate ladder with some help from his socialite flirty boss and her daddy with deep pockets. He had learned earlier in life that to succeed, life is never black and white, there are always many shades of grey. Sami has his style and wit to get him out of most situations but his loyalty gets tested when he has to choose sides between the past and the future.
Sami had been secretly trying to help a refugee family come to Canada and start a better life, and every step of their struggle to integrate reminds Sami of his own struggles when he was new to Canada. When the family finally arrives, it gets very crowded in the house but the Canadian values of politeness shine through and each new member learns a lesson in what it takes to be a true Canadian at heart
In the eventful life that Sami, Asha and Rakay lead on a daily basis, they jump through new obstacles every day, either they are born hurdlers or its the lessons of lifetime learned in few years that keeps them persevering. The trio comes together to tie up all the loose ends neatly and in the process learns more about each other and themselves.