Love Per Square Foot

More than anything in the world, Sanjay (Vicky Kaushal) wants to own his own home in LOVE PER SQUARE FOOT. Sanjay is claustrophobic in his parents' small apartment and working hard as a tech engineer at Centrum, a major financial institution in Mumbai. Plus, his role as "the other man" in the life of his beautiful but self-absorbed boss is terribly unsatisfying. To have a house would symbolize both his independence and the fact that he's "made it" in the boisterous clamor of the city. Karina (Angira Dhar), who doesn't know Sanjay as the story opens, works in accounting on the second floor of Centrum and has the same aspirations. Living in a tiny apartment with her single mom and being engaged to a man of substantial means, but not-so-substantial emotional prowess, is, at best, a compromise. Lucky for both, a local lottery is in play -- applicants who can come up with a down payment have a chance to win the right to buy a small but extremely desirable apartment in a new building. The only catch is applying couples must be married. Lucky again, the two do meet, and though they're wary at first, they come up with a way to make their dreams come true: a marriage of convenience. But the significant others in their lives are appalled at such an idea -- particularly since the two are from different religions, which is a non-starter under any circumstances. What follows is an on-again, off-again journey to both home ownership and love ... with lots of obstacles along the way.