A rich and greedy Swaira Deshmukhbai is law an order of her village and has control of everything she is rude towards everyone and wants things to happen according to her but the word of her daughter Jyothi makes her change her minds and decision. Her son Vilas takes care of her estate and is like a her puppet to her . Vilas gets married to Uma belonging to her middle cast family and takes a huge dowry which her family can't afford. Uma is tortured by Deshmukhbai frequently and Vilas also supports her. When Uma's brother Deepak find that his love Jyothi is her sister-in-law, he marries Jyothi in a hurry and divides Deshmukhbai's estate to teach her a lesson.
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