In "Marriage Agreement," Nitin, a determined and unconventional man, meets Nikita and her family to discuss marriage. Unorthodox from the start, Nitin presents Nikita with a set of conditions for their marriage, insisting on having them signed on a stamp paper. He assures Nikita that he will also sign any conditions she wants for their marriage, demonstrating his commitment to equality.
Initially bewildered by Nitin's unconventional approach, Nikita finds his insistence on signing a contract for marriage absurd and questions his sanity. However, as Nitin explains his rationale and sincerity behind the conditions, Nikita begins to see a different side of him, gradually warming up to the idea.
As Nikita navigates Nitin's unique proposal, she realizes that beneath his eccentricities lies a deeply caring and genuine individual. Despite her initial skepticism, Nikita agrees to sign the conditions, acknowledging Nitin's sincerity and the depth of his feelings.
As the story progresses,
Nikita and Nitin tie the knot, their marriage marked by the unusual agreement they made. However, years later, both realize that such conditions are impractical and cannot safeguard against the complexities of real-life relationships. They find themselves facing the same challenges and messiness that all married couples encounter, learning valuable lessons about love, compromise, and acceptance along the way.
"Marriage Agreement" is a poignant exploration of love, commitment, and the inevitable messiness of life, reminding us that true happiness lies in embracing the imperfections of our relationships