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The film tackles the "male touch" stigma and the societal pressure for men to pursue traditionally "masculine" medical fields like Orthopedics.

Under the mentorship of (Shefali Shah) and through his interactions with fellow student Dr. Fatima Siddiqui (Rakul Preet Singh), Uday begins to lose his inhibitions. The film explores his transformation as he learns to treat patients with empathy, eventually realizing that a doctor is simply a doctor, regardless of gender or specialization. Themes and Tone

Like many of Khurrana's films, it uses "cringe humor" and situational comedy to deliver a progressive social message.

Ayushmann Khurrana, Rakul Preet Singh, and Shefali Shah Plot Summary

The story follows (Ayushmann Khurrana), an aspiring orthopedics student who unexpectedly finds himself as the sole male student in the Gynaecology department of a medical college. Initially resistant and feeling out of place in what he considers a "female-dominated" field, Uday struggles with his own biases and the awkwardness of his situation.