Dhara and Shivam are tech addicts and lovers of social media. The plan is to watch some Cricket and click lots of selfies. More than a hundred pictures and multiple poses later, they manage to find the perfect snap. But a goof up of epic proportions by Shivam ruins that perfect selfie.

Dhara loves to cook for Shivam. And Shivam loves to share his food with his colleagues. As Dhara prepares a special meal, she accidently discovers the real reason behind Shivam's empty tiffin box.

Dhara thinks Shivam is getting lazier by the day, since he prefers sleep over workout. With a fit-bit on her wrist and a smartphone in her pocket, Dhara goes for a nice long run on her own. But on returning, she is shocked to find some bizarre activity on Shivam's phone.

It's Sunday. Shivam and Dhara prefer to spend their Sunday chilling at home. But when work calls, Dhara doesn't mind attending to it. At the end of the day she ends up taking care of more than just work. Should Shivam be worried?

Party time is equal to fun time. Shivam and Dhara head for an evening with old friends. This tech dependent couple will soon realize that when alcohol flows, even technology doesn't come to the rescue.

Post the previous night's drinking session, Dhara and Shivam cure the hangover in their own unique way. Their day becomes all about a little blame game, some pictures, and one big Galti Se Mis-Tech.

While chatting on an instant messaging app with her little brother, Dhara gets the shock of her life. Will Dhara and Shivam handle this situation virtually or in real time?

Dhara can't wait to flaunt her brand-new outfit at a friend's wedding. Shivam has taken complete charge of finding the exact location of the venue, thanks to Google Maps. Which direction will Google Maps take them?

It's time for vacation. Dhara and Shivam are having fun getting ready for their Bangkok trip. The to-do list is ready, the bags are packed, and the Facebook status is updated. What can go wrong? Absolutely nothing.

With lots of love, Shivam prepares his signature dish, Khichdi, for Dhara. But Dhara is in a mood for some spicy Chinese food. Will it be a dinner of Khichdi or Chinese?