Arjun has a problem – he can’t find a girl/woman to love him. Born and raised in India he has endured one romantic mishap after another. He surmises that his only hope of ever finding true, everlasting love, or at least get laid, is to go to the land of milk and honey, where women run on beaches and were there sexual abandon knows no bounds – America. Ever since he was a small boy, Arjun has viewed the United States as his ticket to finding his true love, or many loves. So after graduating from High School, he applies to a prestigious University in San Francisco and convinces his wealthy uncle to foot the cost of his education, a proposition that his Uncle is more than willing to pay. Once in San Francisco, he and his cousin Sid, another awkward kid who can’t get laid, embark on a series of adventurous mishaps, contend with hostile environments and enjoy friendly and even erotic encounters, looking for the dream girl of any 18 year old boys dreams. As fate would have it, Arjun meet a charming American girl, Cathy, who has an instant likely to this Indian Boy, while Sid meets the strong willed Indian-American, Shazia. But the cousin’s happiness is short lived. Through their own inexperience and sheer stupidity, they lose these two women. Is all lost? Or will they stumble onto happiness that they may or may not deserve? While Arjun and Sid are battling their ill luck, Sid’s sister, MAYA, is going through her own problems. She has been secretly dating the man of he dreams for, four years. She has decided to marry Rahul and informs her parents of this fact. At first they are upset of her lying. But after a while they accept Rahul into their lives. But all is not what it seems. After some humorous adventures Arjun is reunited with the girl of his dreams, but alas, Sid’s journey to true happiness has just begun.