These shows are entertaining and unique tributes to India's best known, loved and admired celebrities, where the story of their life unfolds through family, friends, colleagues and others who have been close to the them. Each show is an entertaining, memorable and emotional "surprise party" which takes a look back at their lives like never before and celebrates not just the success of the celebrity, but also the joy of living itself. The shows include chats with the stars' nearest and dearest, clippings from rare home videos, rare moments from photo albums and nostalgic "re-visits" to locations where the stars have happily spent their time in early days. The series is anchored by acclaimed actor and genial host Farooque Sheikh.

Farooque then calls up his next guest. A voice calls out to Sanjay from backstage, he appears puzzled at first but then quickly places it. It's actually Nargis's niece, Zaheeda (also an actress herself) who is a mother figure to Sanjay Dutt. The meeting is emotional. Zaheeda speaks how Sanjay would want her to be glamorous when she came to pick him up at school because Nargis would dress plainly. She also talks about how sensitive he was as a boy and recounts an incident when Sanjay threw a tantrum when a boy made scratches the Dutts' car and was slapped by the Dutts' driver. Sanjay, even as a young boy made sure they went back to see if the boy was okay.
We next see rare clips of Sanjay Dutt as a child with mother Nargis, watching which is emotional for both father and son.

We return from a break to hear about Sanjay's alma mater, Lawrence School, Sanawar and see a clip of the school and it's surrounding as well as its students today wishing Sanjay their best and asking him to keep the Sanawar flag flying high. In come his friends from school, Sarabjeet and Rajiv. They chat about their mischief at school - there's plenty of that to go around! Next we see a video message from Dayanita Singh who has been tying a rakhi to Sanjay since school, when Sanjay would pay her a two rupee note for the festival! She jokingly demands a better gift for next rakhi. Then we have Sanjay's friend and senior from school take us around for a glimpse of Sanjay's favourite haunts in Kasauli, the town near school. A surprise is round the corner for Sanjay - his favourite teacher from school days, Mr. Joshi. Mr. Joshi used to be a tough teacher but he looked after his students well, Sanjay tells us. Mr. Joshi recounts an example of Sanjay's mischievous and amusing antics where Sanjay and friends were caught poaching fish from a river! We return from the break to a video clip of Sanjay playing the drums for his school band, and the rock band Parikrama comes in to play Sanjay's favourite song - Santana's Black Magic Woman. And then pressed on by the audience and Farooque, Sanjay plays a couple of beats on the drums himself to relive his school drumming days.