Thank You (2011)

In the heart of Canada, a trio of seemingly blissful marriages harbor a secret. East Indian origin wives, Sanjana Malhotra, Shivani, and Maya enjoy their prosperous lives with their respective husbands Raj, Vikram, and Yogi. However, beneath this facade of wealth and happiness, the husbands lead double lives as serial womanizers, a truth unknown to their wives. Sanjana, an incurable romantic, is deeply in love with Raj. Despite several red flags, she turns a blind eye to his infidelities, accepting his outlandish excuses, even as far-fetched as being a covert spy for Canada's intelligence agency, C.S.I.S. Maya, who has once forgiven Yogi's unfaithfulness, now keeps him on a tight leash, treating him more like a servant than a spouse. In contrast, Shivani is submissive and obedient, a puppet in her husband's hands. When their marital paradise starts to crumble under the weight of their husbands' indiscretions, the wives turn to Kishan, a suave private detective with a reputation for reforming wayward husbands. As Kishan trails the unfaithful husbands, collecting evidence of their infidelity, his mission becomes increasingly complicated by his growing attraction to Sanjana. This unexpected twist threatens to shatter Sanjana's already fragile marriage and undermine Kishan's professional integrity. Meanwhile, the husbands, oblivious to their wives' suspicions, find themselves in a cat and mouse game, trying to elude Kishan's relentless pursuit. As they scramble to keep their secrets hidden, they also scheme to give Kishan a lesson he will never forget. Thus ensues a chaotic dance of deception and revelation, a whirlwind of emotions, and a quest for truth, testing the strength of their marriages and their own characters. "Thank You" is a vibrant tapestry of love, betrayal, and redemption, where happiness is a gamble, and trust, a luxury.

Thank You is a comedy movie featuring Akshay Kumar and directed by Anees Bazmee.

Thank You is currently streaming on Netflix.