Kanjie (Paresh Rawal), an antique dealer who sells Buddha statues, is an atheist. He regards Buddha statues as toys and does not understand the religious rituals with all kinds of tricks. He hopes to train his daughter to be a pilot and his son to be a cricket player. The antique shop holds all his hopes and emotions. One day, during a lively sacrificial ceremony, Kanjie played a joke on God in order to pull his son back from the event. The leader of the sect warned him that he would be punished by God. The weather suddenly turned from sunny to cloudy that day, and an earthquake occurred. No other shops were damaged, only Kanjie's shop was completely destroyed by the earthquake. Kanjie thought that he could recover his losses by buying insurance, but the insurance company told him that this was a natural disaster and man-made disaster caused by force majeure and was not covered. Kanjie, who had nothing, took God to court with a petition. The defendants were the sect leaders who used the name of the gods to make money everywhere. A seemingly bizarre lawsuit unfolds, and the god (Akshay Kumar) himself seems to be very interested in this matter. He hides in the crowd, comes to Kanjie, and changes Kanjie's view on religion...