Producer: T.P. Aggarwal
Director: Rajat Mukherjee 
Cast: Sonu Nigam, Fllora Saini
Music: Nikhil-Vinay
 
Love In Nepal strives to re-define the humour/action genre in Indian cinema, with the business of advertising as its backdrop.

Abby (Sonu Nigam) is the wild, and wacky, creative head of an emergingadvertisinf agency called Madness. A compulsive flirt, he also his own unique style of functioning, which is, in other words exemplified by the term, 'The king of only the good times'. His way of functioning is threatened, when Meenaxi Malhotra, popularly called as Maxi (Flora Saini), joins as the Vice President - Operations, after the takeover of the agency by a multi-national entity. Maxi hates the guts, and especially the attitude of Abby, and is hell bent on teaching him a lesson. This starts of series of episodes of one-up (wo)manship between the two. This rivalry is carried on to Nepal, where they have gone to shoot for an advertising film, little knowing that their lives were going to change forever. Abby's undisciplined behaviour soon starts acting as a catalyst for Maxi, who is gradually attracted to him. All of a sudden, events take an interesting turn whereas these adversaries are forced to go on the run from literally everyone in sight in Nepal. Will Abby and Maxi, however there newfound mutual attraction for each other maybe, able to figure out these unexpected new events? The answer is yes as not only they find the answers but also a soul mate in each other in their own inimitable style. All throughout, the film does not lose sight of the repatee between Abby and Maxi at a tremendous and entertaining pace.