The film A Bra Ka D Bra deals with body shaming through the eye of a small town flat chested Indian girl Bani Awasthi, who aspires to be a great basketball player. She is the captain of her school team and is excited to hear her father move to Mumbai as she feels the big city of Mumbai is going to open a world of opportunities for her. However the high-pressure environment of the college campus of Mumbai, a world obsessed with Instagram and filters for their selfies, a place where social media and peer approval makes or breaks everyone, affects Bani adversely as her insecurities about her breast size doubles. Bani, the basket ball champion begins to lose her game as her self- esteem and confidence gets severely dented. Complicating matters is her infatuation with Vidyut Saxena, the college stud and a coterie of over-enthusiastic aunts and cousin who worry about her reaching the “Awasthi cup-size”. As she gets increasingly panicked, Bani attempts various methods to cover up her “lack of size”, which spiral into a new set of problems for her. Bani is finally driven to desperation when it seems everything in her life is now staked on having a bigger cup size. At that point, she decides to go for an extreme solution. Will her decision backfire? Will she regain the confidence and manage to survive the world of body shaming...