Late Bloomer

When Jasmeet’s laptop (which contains some very sensitive materials) goes missing, he weighs the dramatic repercussions of its contents spreading across the community. Terrified of the fallout and his family’s reaction, Jasmeet tries to track it down with his cousin Neal, best friend Chippy and a stranger named Sunny.

As Jasmeet looks for new ways to stand out and break out, he navigates seminars, influencers and agents who all have fresh, bold takes on how to be viral. Jasmeet wants to find his own path, but coupons and sales on milk get in his way.

Jasmeet, Chippy and Neal hit the club to celebrate a recent ad campaign featuring Jasmeet. They’re building on his modest success by dressing and spending for the job he wants, and it escalates quickly as Jasmeet finds himself in debt, and reminded of how far he still has to go.

When a small child’s observation about Jasmeet’s turban leads to a seemingly simple question about why he wears it, Jasmeet fumbles the reply and goes on a journey to uncover a true personal meaning for wearing it.

On the coldest day of the year, Jasmeet wakes up with the warm feeling of his turban video going viral. He tries to go about his usual responsibilities, but it’s hard to focus on the day to day small stuff when you get so much big online love… and just the tiniest bit of hate.-

After Jasmeet ruins an opportunity for Supinder’s business, Gurdeep takes it upon himself to challenge his son to do a little good for his community and put someone else ahead of himself. Gurdeep leads by example, helping a new immigrant couple find their footing, while Jasmeet finds his own version of altruism by getting closer to Rebecca.

As the Duttas celebrate Maanvi’s rokha, Jasmeet does everything he can to put family first and be the good son. He’s forgetting work opportunities, setting his friends straight, just doing everything right. But it’s still a tightrope walk for someone so accustomed to putting himself first, and it’s only a matter of time before he slips up.

After the chaotic end of the rokha, Jasmeet and his family are at a crossroads, trying to make sense of what happened and understand how they got here in the hope of finding a way back to each other. Their only hope of coexisting in their home again is to quickly resolve decades of deep communication problems.