To keep up with the millennials, Shrivastava suggests that they go on a solo trip 'together'. Yadav is super excited. Mehta, like that friend in every group who likes to be at the fence, is not entirely convinced.

In order to break the stereotype that fathers are against risky decisions like quitting a secure job for a start-up, Chaddha, Bhatia and Shukla decide to build a start-up.

In order to get a like from Shukla's son, fathers help him to up his Facebook game.

In order to get a break from their daily mundane life, fathers decide to party at a disco.

When Shrivastava notices a tattoo on the hand of Yadav's daughter, without a second thought, our FATHERS reach a tattoo parlour and hilarity ensues. Will they get the tattoo done? Will they get scared?

In order to become friends with their sons, fathers decide to have a drink with them.

When something goes viral, millennials are the first one to try it. Be it the Kiki challenge or Bottle flip. Now, imagine FATHERS doing that with some swad anusar twist.

Mehta and Shrivastava are concerned when Yadav doesn't show at their regular hangout spot. When they realize Yadav needs someone they go the millennial way of finding someone and not the traditional.

What do you do when your kids aren't giving you attention because they are busy playing PUBG? You compete with them. Both the parties have their respective terms and conditions, of their win. Who will win the chicken dinner?