The movie is another wedding drama. And honestly, Bollywood has juiced out the wedding drama genre completely with this installment. The story of the movie follows Imaan Singh a.k.a. Immu (Ranveer Kumar), who has taken over his grandfather’s business called Baaraat Company. Though it might sound simple and a mere wedding band business, it is not. They take contracts and get people married, against their wishes if need be. The man Immu does not believe in love and has no consideration for anyone else’s love as well. His grandfather has made him promise that he would take his business to the height of success and never fall for anyone. But the chauvinistic lad does fall for an empowered woman (Sandeepa Dhar) who has been flown in to the city by her parents under false pretenses. The catch is he also gets her marriage contract. The actors have done what they were asked to do quite skillfully and so has the director. However, the editor could have been a little less casual and cut the movie down another 15-20 minutes. As far as Baraat Company goes, its not a movie that you have to see in the theatres, unless you’re big time into weddings (every Indian mother ever).