In Sultanpur, a beautiful town in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan, townspeople accumulate to watch a broadcast cricket coordinate among India and Pakistan. Among them is a pregnant lady Rasia (Meher Vij) who, in the wake of conceiving an offspring, names her little girl Shahida after Shahid Afridi, the player who dominates the match for Pakistan. One evening, Shahida (Harshaali Malhotra), presently six years of age, tumbles off a bluff as she plays, and is spared by an overhanging tree, however was not ready to call for help since she was quiet. Since Shahida's dad Rauf, a previous Pakistani armed force man, is probably not going to be conceded an Indian visa, a concerned Rasia takes her to the hallowed place of Sufi holy person Nizamuddin Auliya in Delhi, trusting it will reestablish Shahida's discourse.
Coming back from Delhi, the train stops for fixes barely shy of the Wagah check and Shahida gets off to spare a sheep. The train drives off before Shahida can re-board it. Shahida sheets a cargo train and ends up in Kurukshetra, Haryana. There, she meets Pawan Kumar Chaturvedi nom de plume Bajrangi (Salman Khan), a dedicated Hindu Brahmin and a passionate lover of Lord Hanuman. He names her "Munni" and attempts futile to discover where she lives.
In successions of flashbacks, it is uncovered that Pawan has been a failure to his dad, subsequent to bombing in his school tests multiple times. At the point when he at long last alumni on his eleventh attempt, his dad kicks the bucket of stun. Pawan, searching for work, follows the guidance of his dad and goes to the place of his dad's companion and wrestling trainer, Dayanand Pandey (Sharat Saxena), in Delhi. Having hung out with his little girl Rasika (Kareena Kapoor Khan), they go gaga for one another and Dayanand guarantees Rasika's submit marriage depending on the prerequisite that Pawan finds a new line of work and a different house for himself.
In the present, Pawan brings Munni to meet Dayanand, who lets Munni remain, accepting that with her reasonable appearance, Munni must be a Brahmin too. Munni gets acquainted with being a piece of the family. It is in the end uncovered that Munni is a Pakistani Muslim as she performs Salah at a mosque, and roots for the Pakistani national cricket crew during a broadcast India-Pakistan cricket coordinate. An infuriated Dayanand orders Pawan to make courses of action to have her sent to Pakistan through the Pakistani High Commission, where his arguing falls flat; the High Commission is then shut for a month because of fights. He is double-crossed by a nearby trip specialist who professes to have the option to take Munni to Pakistan without a visa yet rather takes her to a massage parlor, making him decimate the whorehouse and beat up a few of its inhabitants. Pawan then pledges to take Munni to her folks in Pakistan, face to face and without an identification and visa.
Pawan and Munni can enter Pakistan. Not long after their appearance, Pawan is captured under doubts of being an Indian government agent. He escapes with Munni and meets Chand Nawab (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), a columnist who works for a Pakistani TV slot. Nawab has firmly been following the improvements. Moved by the story, Nawab chooses to join Pawan to assist him with discovering Munni's folks. They experience an Islamic strict researcher, Maulana Asad (Om Puri), who causes them maintain a strategic distance from catch by police. He guides the gathering to Azad Kashmir after Munni perceives a zone like her old neighborhood in a photograph from a schedule.
Nawab reports their excursion on record, however his TV slot channel head Shamsher Ali (Harssh A. Singh) will not air it. Frustrated, he transfers the video to youtube while Munni and Pawan go to a Muslim Pilgrimage so as to appeal to discover Munni's folks. While checking on the recording, Munni perceives her mom strolling by out of sight. With a transport driver's help, the trio recognizes Sultanpur as Munni's old neighborhood. They board a transport to Sultanpur, and are halted by police who are searching for "the Indian government operative". Formulating an arrangement to occupy their consideration, Pawan gets off the transport and runs toward the wilderness in full view. He gets found, beaten, and shot in the arm. In the mean time, Nawab and Munni reach Sultanpur, where Munni is at long last rejoined with her mom.
The recordings transferred by Nawab become famous online all through India and Pakistan. A caring senior official, Hamid Khan (Rajesh Sharma), understands that Pawan is blameless, and has him discharged, challenging the request to keep him in prison, which he felt would be negligible with respect to Pakistan. Reacting to a call by Nawab, a great many Pakistanis and Indians gather at Narowal Check Post, where Pawan is to come back to India. As Pawan crosses the fringe, Shahida, who is likewise in the group, runs toward the fence and shouts out for him with her currently recaptured discourse. Pawan and Shahida run towards one another and grasp.
