out that the prospective bride is none other than Dimple "D" Dixit, who he had previously met during a chance encounter on a college outing five years ago. Obnoxious and loud, Dimple is everything that Kush is not, but he pleads not to create a scene and asks her to consider the alliance. After meeting Luv, Dimple agrees to marry him. Her brother Ajay wants them to get married at a place in Agra from where the Taj Mahal is visible. However, during the wedding preparations, Kush realizes he has feelings for Dimple, and she initially responds by slapping him as to why he didn't tell her before. Later, they try to elope, but it doesn't work out, and they return, planning to distract Luv. Eventually, on the eve of the wedding, Dimple brings Piyali, a mutual friend, to Agra, and Luv, figuring out he still has feelings for Piyali, elopes the next day. They get married according to religious customs, with Luv sending letters to the Agnihotri and Dixit families explaining the reasons behind his elopement. After reading the letters, Dilip and Swarnik have a bitter fight but figure that the only way to protect their respect and pride is to get Kush and Dimple married. However, Kush maintains a condition that he will marry Dimple only if Luv and Piyali are accepted. The family agrees, with both couples enjoying a proper, lavish wedding. They live happily ever after together. Cast Imran Khan as Kush Agnihotri Katrina Kaif as Dimple "D" Dixit Ali Zafar as Luv Agnihotri Tara D'Souza as Piyali Patel Sufi Malhotra as Robin Parikshit Sahni as Colonel Swarnik Agnihotri Kanwaljit Singh as Dilip Dixit Suparna Marwah as Kanak Agnihotri Karmveer Choudhary as Hariyanvi girl's father Marhu Sheikh as Lata Dixit Arfeen Khan as Ajay Dixit Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub as Shobhit Tariq Vasudeva as Rohit Brijendra Kala as Salman Bhai John Abraham in a special appearance as himself Iain Fraser as Scottish tourist pushing airport cart Kyra Dutt in a special song appearance in the title track Production Development Yash Raj Films announced the then-untitled project on 5 August 2010. Ali Abbas Zafar, who was an assistant director on a number of Yash Raj Films productions such as Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, Tashan, New York and Badmaash Company, made his feature writing and directing debut with this film, which has been described as a "comedy of errors" by