The cameras are rolling, the cast is ready, and the script is locked… until Shelly’s family arrives. Shelly’s show is finally getting made…But with her family on set, it’s less “behind the scenes” and more “emergency scene”.

Shakuntala trades her afternoon nap for a 9-5, and suddenly regrets all her life choices. Meanwhile, Avadhraj declares war on rent hikes and becomes the middle-class Batman Mumbai never asked for. Anish? he just wants one peaceful week!.

When relatives visit, so does the drama. The guests have arrived. The tension is rising. The land might get divided. But the drama? That’s staying united forever. This is not your average family reunion - welcome to Episode 3 of Very Parivarik, where peace checks out and Tanaav checks in.

Shakuntala’s thumka was meant to break the internet, but it broke her mood instead. What starts as a cute dance reel turns into a full-blown digital war. On the other side, Avadhraj and Anish just want their car back from the traffic police. But they end up getting a full-time friend in an autowallah. Now they don’t know how to get rid of him.

When Anish’s ex, Kanika, slides back into his DMs with a loan request, Shelly suggests being the “bigger person.” But the moment the loan doubles, so do the red flags. Meanwhile, Avadhraj’s electricity bill hits him harder than his blood pressure, and he declares war on a ₹20,000 light bill. EP5 of Very Parivarik is a reminder that exes and electricity bills come with shocking consequences.

The family goes rural, and so does the drama. Avadhraj self declares himself as chief guest. The village declares otherwise. Shelly’s suddenly a local celeb. Anish is stuck in a reunion roast, and the villagers? Well, they’re dealing with a mysterious thief, the kind who doesn’t steal wallets.

The chaddi chor mystery is getting tighter, but the suspects? Looser than ever. With desperation levels rising, Shelly goes full detective and sets a high-tech underwear trap. Harivansh proudly presents a thief, only to be bucket-deep in embarrassment. Elsewhere, Anish continues his rocky ride with Manoj’s gang. Because in Very Parivarik, even a chaddi can lead to chaos, chase, and chinta.

An open-and-shut underwear case suddenly gets complicated when fame, fear, and family come into play. As tensions rise and fingers point, Shelly begins to wonder—did they catch the wrong thief, or is there more than one? The mystery is far from over...catch all the chaos