Pyaar Ke Rang Hazaar deals with many shades and emotion of human relationship. It also effectively dramatizes some of life's most pertinent and demanding situations. Pyaar Ke Rang Hazaar is the tale of issues arising out of the concern of gender equality, an issue that can not be ignored any longer.

Rahul (Krishna Abhishek) is child from broken marriage. His parents had separated when he was very small because his father (Kiran Kumar) was not willing to give any independence to his mother (Sadhna Singh). Rahul falls in love with (Shweta Dadheechi) and marries her.

Therein starts the saga of age old issues. Is woman supposed to tow the line thrown by her husband? Is it important to have a child to strengthen the ties of marriage? Is the sanctity of marriage important to have a child or a child out of marriage acceptable to society? Where do we draw the line to define independence and freedom of sexes?

Rahul is further foxed by issues of family and duties. A judge by profession he is faced with the dilemma of fair judgment against his own father. Will he be judicious or will he lean towards bias based on personal relation and anguish?

Pyaar Ke Rang Hazaar rekindles social and other relevant issues that have been lying doormat since long. A must watch for family audience. A film poised to enter the minds of viewers and awaken them to the fact on whether women is really free of her shackles or not.