The story is set in a rural village and follows (Shreyas Talpade), a timid man nicknamed "Bakri" (goat) by the villagers because he is easily bullied. Johny spends his time buying lottery tickets and is in love with Maria (Nyra Banerjee), the daughter of his father's sworn enemy, Peter (Paresh Rawal).

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Set in the backdrop of a Goan village, the story revolves around a bumbling coconut farmer, Khoka (Shreyas Talpade), who tries to win the hand of Mary (Madhumitha). Her father, John D’Mello (Nana Patekar), a local toughie, opposes the match. Enter Popat (Paresh Rawal), a shrewd businessman who turns their lives upside down. The film is a laugh riot with mistaken identities, quirky dialogues, and Priyadarshan’s trademark chaotic comedy.

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