Aap Jaisa Koi ending explained: Do Sri and Madhu reunite, and did Kusum cheat on her husband?
What is Aap Jaisa Koi about?
Set against the contrasting worlds of Jamshedpur and Kolkata, Aap Jaisa Koi follows the journey of Shrirenu, a man deeply attached to his routines and traditional values as he begins to question what masculinity, love, and openness truly mean. His life changes when he meets Madhu, a spirited woman determined to break free from society's rigid expectations. Through her, Shrirenu is forced to confront his own long-held beliefs. Together, they navigate family tensions, past wounds, and cultural norms, turning the film into a story not just of romance, but also of self-realization and female empowerment.
(Aap Jaisa Koi spoilers ahead, you know what to do)
Aap Jaisa Koi ending explained
Did Madhu and Sri get back together?
In the end, we see that after everything seemed to be going well, on the day of the engagement, Sri finds out that Madhu was on the Aap Jaisa Koi app. This angers him, and he breaks off the engagement. He is bothered by the fact that his fiancée was on such an app, even though he himself was also on it. Later, he realizes that what he did was wrong and that he shouldn't have insulted Madhu the way he did. Madhu's family and Sri perform an early Saraswati Pooja for Madhu's elderly Nani, and after the visarjan, he apologizes to Madhu and they get engaged again
What happened to Kusum?
We all know that Kusum was not happy living with her husband. Although she was initially impressed by his views and choices, when she wanted to start her own cloud kitchen, he didn't support her at all. Amid all this, she grew close to Joy and ended up cheating on her husband with him. Later, the family found out, and her husband asked her to apologise and come back to him, but she refused because she was happier with Joy and had fallen in love with him.
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