Kanji Mehta is the merchant of faith, running a shop dealing in statues of Deities. A staunch atheist, he believes God doesn't exist and is merely a creation of the people for their own purposes, contrasting his devout wife and children. One day, an earthquake occurs in his business locality and shockingly, Kanji's shop is the only to be destroyed. When the insurance company covering his shop refuses to pay for the damages as the policy doesn't cover "ACT OF GOD" perils, Kanji decides to take God itself to the court. This infuriates religious heads across the country as several other innocent people who have suffered financial losses as a result of God's wrath start looking towards Kanji as their hope. Enter Krishna Vasudev Yadav from Gokul, a "Consultant" who advises Kanji to present his version of evidence to the judiciary. What begins is a humorous joy ride of unexpected "devine" twists, cumulating into an anticlimax of "holy" proportions.—ankit-singh92