Ranbir plays Harpreet Singh Bedi a Sikh and B Com graduate with approx 39 percent marks who becomes a salesman with a corporate computer assembly & service giants AYS. His idealistic vision of the working world shatters quickly. Within a few days of working a client asks for a kick-back. Harpreet is aghast and files a complaint. But his honesty only brings him a demotion and humiliation. After making concessions to a client for the company Harpreet realizes that sales success is dependent on the customer. No one agrees with him but Harpreet remains firm on his belief and forms his own company within the company Rocket Sales Corporation. Other disgruntled employees also find their way to Rocket Sales - a place where even the chaiwallah is an equal partner because he brings talent to the table. The company soon becomes successful because of its dedication to excellent customer service and the MD of AYS becomes angered by the small company`s success. After multiple attempts at contact the MD finally calls and the phone at the AYS reception desk begins to ring. Rocket Sales was being managed from the AYS offices where the Rocket partners were still employed. After thoroughly insulting him and firing both him and his partners the MD has Harpreet sign a contract handing over Rocket Sales to him and hands him his final pay of Rs. 1. However AYS is unable to maintain Rocket Sales` commitment to customer satisfaction because of its cold and greedy personnel. The MD realizing his downfall in purchasing Rocket Sales visits Harpreet at his new job at Croma an electronics store and returns the contract to Harpreet in return for Rs. 1. He also tells him never to become a businessman again because he will fail again. The ending scene is the new Rocket Sales office building where a prospective worker is going in for an interview. It shows the carious former employees all partners of the business and finally closes with Harpreet smiling genially at a desk showing that eventually honesty and hard work is a sound business decision.