The writer Freya Lal is an exact replica of Mandi Roy, the It-girl actress. Her second manuscript is due in a month, but she can't seem to find any inspiration. Freya, who is struggling with writer's block, uses her look-alike skills to play the fool for easy advantages like earning a complimentary mimosa or entry to a hip nightclub. Actor Taft Bamber seemed to have it all: good looks, acting skills, and the role of Mandi's on- and off-screen love partner. Nobody is aware of the fact that their relationship is a publicity ploy, and after years of pretending, he longs for the reality of a relationship. Hollywood's power couple is put in jeopardy as Freya's most recent Mandi imitation becomes popular due to Taft's unintentional involvement. Freya is compelled to give Mandi some time off in order to make peace; she will pose as the actress for a month, move in with Taft, and dispel the allegations by acting utterly in love. However, as Freya and Taft play house, it is impossible to overlook the fact that their on-screen chemistry is genuine. They might have actually discovered the real thing while lying about it.