We meet Tony (Kapil Sharma), post-divorce and blissfully planning his second wedding to Sadiya Khatib. The mood is festive until Neetu Kapoor, as the bride’s dadi, drops a relationship revelation that flips the script. Yograj Singh’s patriarchal grandfather character issues an ultimatum: no grandma’s wedding, or no family union.

What follows is a whirlwind of persuasion tactics, awkward confrontations, and Kapil’s bumbling investigation into dadi’s secret suitor. The trailer’s pacing keeps viewers guessing, layering laughs over underlying themes of love defying age and societal norms.

Riddhima Kapoor’s debut adds intrigue, portraying a role mirroring her real-life family ties with Neetu. Suspense elements hint at bigger plot turns yet to be revealed. Ashish R Mohan’s direction assembles a diverse ensemble: Sarathkumar from South cinema, Nikhat Hegde, Tejaswini Kolhapurkar, and more.

Slated for a May 8 theatrical release, ‘Dadi Ki Shaadi’ positions itself as the perfect summer laugh riot. Early reactions suggest it could capture hearts much like Kapil’s TV antics, but on the grand cinematic canvas.