Sanjay Soni is on strike now. This is his last chance in this series, Prithvi.
He performed really well in the NPL though.
Maybe that's why he got selected in the Indian team.
But he is yet to deliver as per the promise he showed.
However, today he has the chance
to prove that not just in the NPL,
he can play for India internationally too.
Let's hope so. In the first two matches, his performance was disappointing.
Sanjay Soni got out on zero in both matches.
I agree with you. However, he looks quite confident today.
-The first 7 runs so far have come from the middle of the bat. -You're right.
Hussain is ready to bowl the next ball. Here he comes.
And Sanjay Soni hits it towards the long-on. There's a fielder right there.
And the ball falls straight into his hands.
Sanjay Soni is the best!
It has been a highly disappointing end of the series for Sanjay Soni.
Zero. Zero. Seven.
This is his score.
All hail Sanjay Soni. All hail!
All hail Sanjay Soni!
'007 - The Bond of Bangladesh'
'Episode 3, Soil And Water'
Mr. Councillor, we need you to approve the budget for the Community Hall.
And there's no dustbin in Sector 5.
The garbage is all over the place.
Let's talk later. Right now, I'm busy playing the tournament.
Tournament?
But aren't you disqualified from the tournament now?
-Buzz off! -Whatever!
I got the water, Alok bhaiya.
There was too much rush today.
Five more minutes and I would have come back empty-handed.
Who knows when this water nuisance will end?
Here you go, Bittu. Pay me 80 rupees.
By the way, why did you get disqualified from the tournament?
When did I get disqualified?
I didn't even play.
What I mean to say is that your team not just lost
but it lost to Bajoriya Sweets!
Bajoriya's son was mocking all of us in school today.
Ignore him. Got it? Ignore all of them.
-That's what I'm doing too. -Including all their cousin siblings,
they are 12 children in all. How many of them do I ignore? Tell me.
Till the time you were the captain, everything was perfect.
At least we didn't lose our dignity when we lost the match the last time.
Take this. And this too.
Now, go. Scram.
-Bye, bhaiya. -Bye.
Well, Aussie.
You didn't come to receive me this time.
You always used to be the first to come.
Nothing like that, Sanjay. We did go to your new house.
But we didn't know you moved back to your old house.
Why did you shift from there?
I didn't have the courage.
The new house, it feels damn lonely in there.
So, I'll stay in the old house for a while with mom and dad.
It's alright, Sanjay.
Failing in one tour is not the end of life.
I'm sure you'll make a comeback soon.
It takes only one tour to ruin one's life.
The NPL auction is going to take place soon.
And my reputation in the market is down to dust.
All my money is gone.
Stop thinking about the money.
Think about how you can get your form back.
How can I get back into my form without any sleep?
Do you see this?
I've got dark circles under my eyes.
The moment I close my eyes, I see those three balls that got me out.
I can understand, Sanjay.
We got disqualified from the tournament too.
It's the same feeling.
It's the same feeling?
Same feeling, you say?
Really?
Is he out of his mind or what? What nonsense is he saying?
Are you comparing your local tournament with my international matches?
-No. -Do you even know what kind of loss I am talking about?
-Sorry, Sanjay. -Sorry, my foot!
Sanjay, look. You were disturbed.
So we came to meet you as friends.
But sitting here, if you want to compare
whose loss and sorrow is more and whose is less, we'll leave.
Aussie, come. Let's go.
-Hey, Nikku. Listen. Sit down. -Let's go.
Come on, bro. Don't you see?
I'm losing it. I don't know what I'm saying.
It wasn't intentional.
Just sit down. I'll get you a beer.
No way. Aren't we way beneath you? The tennis-ball guys!
Chill out with your equals. Aussie, come on.
None of my buddies are taking my calls, man.
Nobody turned up. I called up everyone.
Only the two of you came to my request.
I'm going through a tough time, guys. Please understand.
Just sit down, man.
Will you leave me alone at such a time?
Say something, dude! Why are you mum?
Nikku, let it go. Sit down.
-Please sit. -We are there with you, Sanjay.
-Where's the beer? -What?
Get me the beer.
-Would you like some too? -Yes.
Excuse me! Anyone there?
Yes, sir.
Do you want us to go someplace else?
Why would you say that, Mr. Khan? Any problem?
If such cheap, lowly players are going to come to your club,
we'll have to go to some other club.
-Actually... -For many years now,
this club has followed a decorum and protocol.
Yes, sir. You're right.
I don't think you guys are able to maintain it anymore.
No, sir. That's not true.
Sir, you see.
They are Mr. Sanjay Soni's friends.
And members are allowed to bring their guests here. Right, sir?
So,
we can't do anything about it, sir.
I see.
Do you want me to do something about it, Mr. Rupak Kumar?
No, no. No, sir.
Please don't bother.
In fact, I'll handle it. I'll sort it out.
Don't worry, sir.
They reported I have a niggle and kept me out.
That's bad.
Sanjay sir.
-Actually, this area is reserved for... -Hindi!
-Can you speak in Hindi, please? -Yes, sir.
Sir, this area is meant to be used only by the players.
Your friends are your guests. I understand.
But this area is reserved only for registered members, sir.
Mister, we play cricket too. We are also players.
Oh! For which state, sir?
As far as I know, not for Madhya Pradesh (MP), I guess.
Hello, Mr. Guesswork! What did I tell you?
-They are my guests. -Yes, sir.
-Sanjay Soni's guests. -Yes. Yes, sir.
-End of story. -Yes, sir.
If you still have a problem, call them.
Call your higher-ups here.
Sir, actually,
it's the ones up there who have raised the concern.
Mr. Khan is a prestigious registered member of this club.
He's on the advisory committee too.
He's the one who has raised a concern.
Listen, mister.
Do you want to obey a player who is history now
or the one who is making waves in the present?
You decide. Mister...
It's Rupak... Rupak Kumar, sir.
Right.
If you want anything, just let me know, sir. Okay?
Please enjoy, sir. Please carry on.
Come, let's go and sit in the other section.
Did you see that?
It's money alone that solves all the problems in the world.
This manager cares a damn about my form.
But he cares about money.
Which is why I am cribbing about the lost money.
Sanjay, you will get both your money and your form back.
You'll see.
What have you got printed? Let me see.
And that's how we'll get back in.
So this is the plan.
It's a really good plan, indeed.
-Great. -I loved your plan.
Superb plan.
And how much money will you need?
Bhaiya, two lacs should be fine.
Two lacs, you say?
But then can you guarantee that our team will be back in the tournament?
Well, there's no guarantee you'll win the election too.
But you're trying, aren't you?
So will we.
Do you even know what you are doing?
And who is going to give you two lac rupees?
You, of course. Which is why we have come to you.
-Oh, is that so? -Yes.
-Shanu! -Yes, bhaiya.
Come here.
Stand up, all three of you.
Tell me something, Shanu.
Because of whom did we lose the match?
Because of the team.
Correct?
So, it's the team who will pay for this plan of yours.
It's not about a few hundred rupees. We need a good two lacs.
Even if it was two crores, it's not my problem!
I don't care.
Now whether you guys beat up each other,
hack each other to pieces, bury or burn each other alive,
I care a damn.
I just want the trophy in my house.
And the team's victory photo in this frame. Got it?
Now, go. Come on. Get going.
-Bhaiya, my dad... -Get lost!
You could have given the money and ended the matter right away.
Then why complicate the matters more?
I didn't complicate it.
Have you heard that story?
Of a farmer, his sons and a bundle of sticks?
Yes, of course. When the sticks are together, it's difficult to break them.
I too am trying to bring all these sticks together.
But what if the sticks don't come together?
Then I'll shove those very sticks up their butts.
Get back to work!
Two thousand? That's all?
I got whatever I could from selling the bat.
I sold my four-year-old bat and got this money.
If I ask dad for more, he'll thrash me now.
Deepak.
-What Deepak? -What happened?
You were going on and on about bringing a sponsor.
Now that the team needs money, get it.
The kind of money you're talking about, I'll have to loot a bank.
Rajesh bhaiya.
Don't even look at me.
Why? What happened to the permission?
My wife only allowed me to play. The finances are still under her.
Can't you use your savings?
I do have my savings. But I have a family to look after as well.
My son's education is costlier than this plan of yours.
Some of it is an emergency fund.
What if I have a medical emergency?
-What about the revenge? -I can't ruin my house for revenge.
What's wrong with you? I'm a family man.
Unlike you guys who are happily single with no responsibilities.
When you get married and have a family, you will know.
What the hell! Fine. You guys just go. We'll deal with this.
We don't need your permission to go.
Come, Gulli. Let's go.
Hold on. Just a minute.
I'm just asking that in case, we don't manage to collect the funds,
I'll get my money back, won't I?
-Aussie, give him his money back. -What?
Give it. Take your money and leave.
-No, it's okay. -Take your money!
Take it, Gulli. We'll go and have a beer. Come on.
Hop on.
My scooter runs on petrol, not beer.
-I'll get your tank filled. -Fine.
Get me a drink.
We'll buy beer with this.
Aussie.
Let's use the prize money from my matches.
Which prize money?
The money I earned playing matches in Gujarat.
What did you think?
That won't be enough, bro.
Why not? It must be around 2-2.50 lacs.
It's not that much.
I made an FD of 2 lacs just yesterday.
With a return of 7.5%.
You made an FD? With whose permission?
I am your manager, mate.
I simply managed your money.
Now, listen. Go to the bank in the morning and break the FD.
And get that money. I want it.
Well...
Actually, that's not possible, mate.
Why?
There's a lock-in period for it, you see.
Nobody can break it let alone I.
Not even you. For three years.
-Did you even ask me? -I was saving it for you, mate!
-Saving it, my foot! -Listen to me.
Did I tell you to do it?
You'll get it back with interest.
What 3 years? I need the money now.
-You'll get it. -I want it now.
We'll manage.
What happened? Why are you throttling him?
Look, Shanu.
We're discussing something important. You better leave.
The thing is, Mr. Yellow Fever, even I play marbles as a time pass.
But the tournament is equally important for me too.
The match is in two days, right? You'll get the money.
From where?
I told you it'll be done, right? So, just zip it.
Both of you meet me tomorrow.
And you, Yellow Fever, bring your car.
Hang on a second. Why should we follow your orders?
Because even to have a fistfight, you need to join hands first.
How far do we have to go, man?
Just keep driving, Yellow Fever. You'll find out.
'Khairapur. District Chambal.' 'Madhya Pradesh.'
Where on earth are we, man?
Go, shave your beard.
Keep walking.
Who are these boys?
They're friends, grandpa!
This is the first time he has called us friends.
I'm getting suspicious now.
-Jai Bhavani, son. -Jai Bhavani!
Jai Bhavani.
-All your guns blazing? -Oh, yes.
-All good? -We've been shooting a lot.
-Jai Bhavani. -Jai Bhavani.
Come, son. Sit down.
-Where are they from? -From the city.
God bless you.
You're home, son?
I've got something for you.
What? What is it?
-Here you go. -Come.
Oh! You got my favourite stuff!
-You like it? -Of course.
What an awesome gift!
-Are you happy? -Oh, yes. I'm very happy.
-Wow! What a gift! -God bless you.
Hey! Come on in, guys.
-Grandpa, they are my friends. -I see.
-God bless you. -Greetings, uncle.
Greetings, grandpa.
Grandpa, he's the Kangaaru of our team.
Really? He's a Kangaaru?
-It's 'Kangaroo', uncle. -Oh! Kangaroo.
It's Kangaroo. I see.
Aussie, sit down.
-It's an animal. -I see.
-Does it work? -It does.
Shanu, if we're done with all this, then shall we get to work?
-What's the plan? -Just chill, dude.
You guys are guests here.
You, Yellow Fever, what would you like to eat?
Shanu, we are not here for some weekend getaway.
Listen, just relax and sit tight.
You have seen our enmity.
Now experience our hospitality as well.
And who will get the money?
Nobody needs to go and get the money.
Money will come walking to us.
Excuse me. Hello. Tea for you.
-Hello, bhaiya. -Hello.
What about you?
-Tea for you? -No, thank you.
-How have you been? -I'm good.
-Bijender. -Yes?
Get that special meat dish prepared.
Done, boss.
Is he your servant?
No, dude.
He is sort of our roommate.
It's all grandpa's grace, you see.
-Grandpa, anything else? -Vijender.
-Yes. -Did anyone call you?
No. Nobody called me nor did I call anyone.
-What is it? -Will we get the money or not?
Don't you worry, sir. You'll surely get the money.
How is the tea, by the way?
It's good.
Alright. You guys have your tea.
-Vijender. -Yes, bhaiya.
Take good care of them. They are my guests.
-Sure, bhaiya. -I'll be back.
Gulli, don't be late in the morning.
-Yes. -And stand in the queue for water.
-Sure, bhaiya. -Okay.
Yes, Alok bhaiya. Tell me.
Actually, I called to ask,
where are you now?
-Well, right now, we are in Shanu's... -Shush!
I mean, I was near Shanu's house a while ago.
Now I'm on my way to Bhopal with dad. He has some work there, you see.
And you? Are you coming back to the team?
Why would I? I'm not crazy. I don't want to play with you guys.
Anyway, there's no hope with the tournament now, right?
-No, bhaiya. We still have a chance. -Shut up!
I mean, we shouldn't lose hope. Correct?
Yes, sir.
One should never lose hope.
Listen, bhaiya. Shall I call you tomorrow? The network is bad out here.
Okay, sure. No problem.
-Bye. -Yes, bye.
Hey! Good morning.
Great place, right?
I was sure you'd find this place.
Good morning.
When did you become so courteous?
It's not courtesy. It's my reality.
As soon as my feet touch this land, I am reminded of my reality.
Come. Sit.
Sit here for a while. You'll feel rejuvenated.
Did you get the money or not?
You simply wasted our time.
I won't let you off the hook. Trust me.
Why are you always so hot-headed, dude?
The weather is so pleasant.
Look at the greenery, the mountains,
the lovely river.
Want to go boating?
Hey!
Hey, there!
I suggest you get a girlfriend.
She'll help you stay calm.
Come on. Sit down.
You have become quite calm after coming here.
Do you have a girlfriend here?
She's in Indore.
I see.
Poor girl. I pity her for getting lured by you.
She's not yet lured.
It's in the process.
Good luck.
I wanted to know something.
Where are your parents?
You have a huge house.
But then...
Rebels don't have a house.
They have hideouts.
What do you mean?
My grandpa is a rebel.
My childhood was all action-packed.
Whenever any news of violence reached me,
I'd wonder who in my family might have died this time.
But no.
My grandpa would take us along and roam from one village to another,
from one rugged land to another,
and be on the run. He would keep changing his hideouts.
And when he got tired of running,
one day, the police came to the village to kill him in an encounter.
And in the firing that followed, my father got killed.
And due to that grief, one month later, my mother died too.
I was just 7 years old then.
Seeing his son's dead body, grandpa surrendered himself.
He was in prison for 15 years.
And I was out here, all alone.
After grandpa returned from prison,
he took care of me and I took care of him.
Grandpa is only fond of one thing.
So I take care of his needs and he takes care of mine.
My father was actually innocent.
So, I went to the police to seek compensation.
They threw me out.
They said that a rebel's son had died.
Hence, no compensation for it.
And then?
What then? I took the compensation from them my way.
Since childhood, I have fought so much for my rights
that fighting runs in my blood.
Understood, Mr. Destroyer?
Look over there.
I told you, right?
That money will come to us on its own.
Come on.
Let's go.
I'll treat you to some village tea.
Come on, get up!
Come fast.
Come.
Mate, what is the current price of land here?
As much as your ransom.
I'll hold it for you.
I'll clean it.
Greetings, Shanu.
Come.
Here you go. The two lacs you asked for.
Come on. Don't embarrass me now.
-Bijender, bro! -Yes, bhaiya.
Now you are free.
Thank you very much, boss.
-Grandpa. -Yes.
-Goodbye. -God bless you.
Thank you.
Goodbye, uncle.
Goodbye.
Dad!
Don't cry. Come. Let's go.
Just a minute, dad.
Sir, you,
and you too.
All three of you make sure you win the tournament.
-Jai Bhavani! -Jai Bhavani!
Let's go, dad.
Catch.
Count your two lacs.
Does this mean Mr. Binjender was kidnapped by you?
Grandpa, look at him.
Shanu, did you bring us here for this kidnapping?
This means we didn't even know we were the kidnappers.
What if the police come?
That was the police who came.
Mr. Bijender is the son of a retired police constable.
No way. Shanu, this is totally unethical.
Listen. Return their money.
In that case, bribing our way into the tournament is also unethical.
But we're doing it, aren't we?
Am I right, Nikku?
You want to be the roommate too?
Excuse me, uncle!
Show him the room.
-Hey, come on. What are you doing? -Go with him.
Hey, stop. Shanu, how can you do this?
Listen, uncle! I shared a meal with you yesterday.
-What are you doing, uncle? -Walk fast.
What are you doing? Where are you taking me, uncle?
Today is the day when sworn enemies will fight for victory.
Malviya Nagar and Sindhi Colony are at loggerheads with each other.
So don't miss this exciting match for anything else in the world.
Looking at the scoreboard, it seems as though
Malviya Nagar has come all prepared to rain hell on Sindhi Colony.
Sindhi Colony not only need to score more runs
but they also need to save their wickets from the other end.
Mate, these guys are playing such fantastic cricket.
Full-on gentleman's game.
Hey, Sunflower. Zip it.
Just wait. They'll flip in some time.
This is happening because of you.
I told you to take them out for dinner.
You said let's treat them to booze.
Guys, there are four teams in our group.
Sindhi Colony, Malviya Nagar, Bajoriya Sweets and our team.
There's only one way we can get back in.
You two need to get into a fight.
A brawl so intense that both your teams must get involved.
And why would we do that?
What's it in for us?
You really think you can beat the Super Best in the finals?
-No. -That's it then.
Take one lac each and be happy.
Wow, bro.
You managed to lure us very smoothly.
Half of that is ours, buddy. Come on, give it to me.
Nikku, don't you worry. Your job will be done tomorrow.
That's the spirit! Enjoy, guys!
-Cheers! -Woohoo!
Shanu, let's go on the field and check out what's happening.
Let's talk to them.
Hey, where should I go?
-Damn! -Hey, Babbar.
What the hell are you doing?
It's the 8th over. When will you pick a fight?
Come on. Get into a scuffle with him. Go on.
The thing is, Nikku, I was waiting to talk to you.
Look. I don't want to do this.
-What? Why? -We paid you for this.
Of course, you did.
Here, take your money. I don't want it.
Hey, you. Listen to me. I'm warning you.
Don't show me your face before the match.
I'll thrash you like a dog with your own bat. Believe me.
-Hey! Mind it! -We'll smash you with your bat.
Don't give us shallow threats. Get lost.
After the brawl last night,
I suddenly realised the reason why it's so much fun playing together.
And why we play these tournaments.
And money is surely not the reason.
Hey! Stop it!
Now, leave. We're done here.
We want this scuffle tomorrow on the field.
And make sure you get disqualified.
Disqualified!
How about some more beer, guys?
Of course. Let's go to the water tank!
Woohoo!
What rubbish, dude?
Come on, come on! Pull a sixer!
We lost our only chance, mate. It's all over now.
Nikku, I had warned you about his crooked ways.
He got us involved in kidnapping too.
Hey, Alphonso.
Don't get personal, mate.
Buzz off, you dacoit.
We should have thought this through.
Malviya Nagar Vs. Sindhi Colony is like India Vs Pakistan.
Come what may they'll never forgo the chance to clash with each other.
Malviya Nagar and Sindhi Colony
may be sworn enemies outside this ground.
-But this exciting match -Aussie, give me the phone.
-Quick. -is no less than an intense battle!
How are you?
Pass the ball here.
Come on! Run, run!
What's this mystery now?
No idea, dude.
I mean, it's not like he hides stuff from me.
But Nikku being Nikku, he'll surely find a way out.
Alok bhaiya is right. You're a blind follower.
At least I'm not a kidnapper.
If everything goes as per the plan,
then 15 minutes later, all hell will break loose here.
Sindhi Colony is now at 117 runs in their second innings.
Malviya Nagar will have to buckle up now.
Malviya Nagar's next ball.
And Sindhi Colony has hit it
-Nothing is going to happen. -for a fantastic four!
We've lost our chance.
Another over and this match will end.
Oh, man! What the fuck?
How did this happen?
Malviya Nagar and Sindhi Colony's scuffle is not just limited to cricket.
It's beyond that.
The scuffle for water.
They fight for water every day.
Usually, they fight for the water tanker.
Your mom got pushed.
Your mom got slapped, bro.
-Who did it? -His mom, bro.
Today, they'll fight here.
Bhaiya, shall I open it?
Wait for a bit. Have patience.
It's ringing! Answer it! Quick!
It's the call we've been waiting for.
-Where? -Answer it.
-Answer it, man! -Come on!
-It's not mine. -Then whose is it?
Oh! Wait.
It's mine.
-Oh, no! -Damn it, man!
Rajesh bhaiya, change your ringtone.
Keep quiet, guys. Madhu is calling.
-Who is this Madhu? -His wife.
Hello. Yes, Madhu.
I'm in the office. I'm in a meeting with my boss.
Yes.
Where will I find cabbage now?
Alright. I'll be home in half an hour.
Sorry, guys.
Shall I open it now?
It's here! They're calling.
-What? -Answer it! Come on!
-What are you doing? Answer it. -What do I do?
Answer it, damn it!
-Okay. Yes. -Quiet, guys!
Hello.
Yes. Aussie here.
I mean, Basant Kumar here.
Basant?
I'll tell them.
What happened?
There's a problem, guys.
Damn it, man!
I knew it. There's always some problem.
-Forget it. -Well, actually...
Spit it out. What is the problem? What's wrong?
We will have to decide as to who amongst us
will lift the trophy.
What?
Because our team is back in the tournament!
-Yay! -Whoa!
-Yes! -Woohoo!
-Yes! -That's awesome!
Yes!
This is just amazing!
Now can I open the beer?
Go ahead, dude.
Congratulations, guys!
Bhaiya, you've succeeded in bringing all the logs together.
Of course, I had to do it.
Now all I need is a strong rope to keep them tied together.
You'll find that as well.
The rope is here, Nagu bhaiya.
What's this mystery now?
No idea, dude.
Are you crazy? What nonsense are you talking about?
You'll spark a war between both colonies.
That's what I intend to do.
The tanker shouldn't reach the Sindhi Colony at 11 am.
Do whatever it takes and divert it to Malviya Nagar.
And then just watch.
No way. Keep me out of all this.
Bhaiya, it's you who said
that Vijaynagar will play as well as win the trophy this year.
Where is the Alok who said this?
Because the Alok I know is not one to sheepishly hide in his shop.
He steps out in the open to form a team, to lead the team,
to argue with me and has the passion to win the trophy.
And, bhaiya, your principles are needed the most on the ground.
Not in the outside world.
We can still win the trophy.
Either come and join us
or get back to filling ink in your printer.
The choice is yours.
The Sindhi Colony guys have hijacked the water tanker.
Our water tanker has been hijacked yet again. Come quickly, everyone!
From now on, there'll be no Vijaynagar Vijetas or Victors.
There will be only Vijaynagar United.
Nikku.
Shanu.
Found the rope.
-Vijaynagar! -Victorious always!
Yes! ynagar! -Victorious always!