You made this possible.
-This is for the party fund. -Oh no.
We never discussed that.
It's for the party, keep it.
I'll check on Bittu, he's moving out.
Please sit.
Do sit.
You were told to earn an honest living
not beguile people!
I'm also the ward councillor.
I'm a self-made man.
Understood?
No other place has great food like Indore.
Indore is the best.
How about food in Delhi?
Delhi is good but I'm hooked on to mom's cooking.
That goes without saying.
I'm not a bad cook either.
How would I know unless I taste it?
I make yummy 'chole bhature'.
-Is it? -Yes.
Delhi is also famous for 'chole bhature'.
-Yes. -Your sandwich, ma'am.
Thank you.
-How are you? -I'm good.
Nice.
You haven't seen Delhi entirely?
You keep bringing up Delhi.
Well, there's a position in Delhi head office.
My seniors said I should apply.
It's a great opportunity.
Did you apply?
Technical fault?
It's Lucky.
-Should I unlock it? -Yes.
He's sending photos of his parents.
He's terribly sad.
Why did you send heart to him?
I just reacted to his mom's photo.
Ever since he told me his story,
I speak nicely to my parents.
Life is so unpredictable.
He's taking you for a ride.
He suffered a huge tragedy.
Why should I suffer if Lucky's sad?
Forget him.
Tell me about the Red Fort in Delhi.
Go on.
I never mentioned the Red Fort.
"My uncle's a minister"
"My uncle"
"My uncle's a minister"
Lucky is a pain in the neck.
He's lucky!
I think it's time to confront him.
Oh no. Head Constable Anwar Ali will deal with him.
I swear I'll detain him and break his legs.
Thus, he'll weep on Avantika's shoulders
and get her sympathy.
Matters of love are complicated.
You won't get it.
C'mon!
He's talking to you.
I'm getting better at these things.
Ever since Jasmine came into my life
I understand love.
Do you speak to her every day?
They chat away endlessly.
What are you saying, Samosa?
That's awesome.
-Have you met her? -Not yet.
Introduce us to her.
I really want to
but things aren't moving forward.
-Why? -I visit her office often
to get the documents approved.
Kranti!
You have the influential friends yet you're struggling.
That's an insult to us.
Oh no I have complete faith in you guys.
-I agree. -Correct.
But... Should I be honest?
I'm kind of enjoying my rounds
to her office shamelessly!
Naughty!
We'll accompany you today on your shameless rounds.
Yes, let's do that.
Let's see the woman he's hooked on to.
I won't ride along. It's illegal.
Just hop on.
You know what to do if we get caught.
Hold on.
The problem is that when I see her
I feel dumbstruck.
I look like a pervert staring at her.
-That's right. -I know.
So, I'll look away while you look at her.
We too will look like perverts!
Your image is of no consequence.
You're not marrying her.
-No. -My impression is at stake.
Get it?
-You're right. -Let's go then.
Okay.
Kranti, where?
What's her name?
Jasmine Damani.
That's a modern name.
Yes it is but she's old school.
Right.
-Cute, right? -Indeed.
Feelings are all that matter.
Hope our families agree.
Our castes are different.
Is that the only problem?
Don't worry, she'll come to.
-We'll convince her. -Yes, we will.
I'll speak to aunty, you convince uncle.
You don't get it. You have a job
so you'll cast a good impression.
-I'm jobless so... -Drop it!
Forget the family and focus on Jasmine.
Look at Jasmine...
Who is she?
Excuse me, ma'am, where's Jasmine?
-What do you want? -They want to see her.
What?
They want to meet her.
My friends are here to meet Mr Varma.
Where is he?
Thank you, ma'am.
Sir, here's the application form.
How did I sign earlier?
I don't remember.
Really? How can one forget to sign?
I have memory issues.
I'm on heavy medication.
Medicines cost a bomb these days.
Yes, I agree.
You're a cop, you'd know.
I just have herbal concoctions.
I don't need medicines.
Well...
-He wants money. -Okay.
How much do your medicines cost?
250 for a pill.
Sir.
I take 4 pills a day and I need a month's stock.
-30,000. -What?
Sir...
Don't worry
we'll arrange for you medicines.
This is wrong, Samose.
You agreed to offer bribe.
We're almost done here.
Once we get the certificate, we'll recover double the amount from him.
We need him now.
Come.
But our work wasn't done.
-We didn't meet Jasmine. -Oh yes.
-Well... -Krantiji, hi.
Did you want to see me?
Yes we were speaking of you
and you came by.
These are best friends.
-Hi. -I told them about you.
-I see. -Actually Mr Varma
has kept me hanging.
-Did he ask for money? -Yes.
He asked for 30,000. We need to arrange for it.
You better get 45,000.
Why? 15,000 for you?
Don't say that.
Oh no, I know him well.
He will ask 15,000 more for fire certificate.
I thought I'll tell you to spare you the trouble.
-Good. -As I promised,
I'll get your work done.
Thank you.
Anyway, nice meeting you guys.
-Hi, Ronny. -Jasmine.
Hi.
-Anwar Ali. -Nice meeting you.
-I'll call you later. -Okay
-Bye. -Head constable.
Enough.
So, you're here
-and she's like... -Kranti.
Yes?
What?
You're no match to her!
Thank you, bro.
Were you always a no-good?
What?
I assigned you three tasks for the IDP event.
What have you done so far?
The rental company said Ankur has already booked the cars.
He ordered the brochures
and invited the media as well.
You mean to say I'm stealing your thunder.
All I'm saying is how will I prove my worth
if I don't get a chance.
By making time for the party office.
Enough of your tiffs.
I don't care who gets the work done.
Leave your coaching aside and focus here.
Yes.
So now any ran do from Indore is going to help us.
-Wow! -Excuse me.
He's not a random guy, okay?
He's the guy. Trust me.
Ronny, this is Bhavya Pathak and her boyfriend Neil.
They want to get married but
Neil's family won't approve.
Is that it?
No big deal.
This can be settled over a phone call!
Call your dad. I'll speak to him.
-The situation is complicated. -This is a waste of time.
Let's elope, Bhavya.
Elope?
This is not a movie, Neil.
I've told you I won't elope.
We can't betray our parents.
You know my dad.
Guys, hold on.
Go home and fight.
I need some details.
Tanvi, what exactly is the problem?
The problem is that Neil's parents are in the US
but they're orthodox. They want to meet Bhavya's family.
So let them. What's the problem in that?
My parents are no more.
They died in an accident.
I'm sorry.
Don't parents drive carefully these days?
-Others also... -Ronny stop!
Bhavya grew up in my dad's orphanage.
That's how we became friends.
She's like a sister to me.
And my parents are more interested in her family than her.
Bhavya Pathak, right?
People know me as Ronny
because my name doesn't do justice to my personality.
My full name is Rohit Pathak.
"Ronny."
Bhavya's brother Rohit Pathak will meet
Neil's parents tomorrow.
Problem solved.
Ronny, this is too easy and you'll get exposed.
Of course not. I won't get caught.
Call your parents over tomorrow.
Bring it on.
Rohit Pathak is here.
-Hello. -Sorry, I had to disconnect.
It's okay. Tell me.
There's an audit at the bank tomorrow and there's loads to do.
Listen, I'll call you back.
-Hello? -Yes, Ronny.
You know I just got promoted to the bank manager.
There's loads to be done for the audit tomorrow.
I might not be able to attend Kranti's bar inauguration.
Hope you don't mind.
No, work is important.
Finish your work.
We'll be there till the end anyway.
You can come later.
Do come though. Kranti is my childhood friend.
It will make him happy.
Listen, I'll call you back.
Why are bank employees calling this late?
No, it's Lucky not the bank employees.
He's missing his mother.
-What can I say? -Let me call him.
I'll sing him a lullaby so he won't call you again.
-He'll go to sleep. -No, don't bother.
I'll handle this.
-Good morning, sir. -Good morning.
-Your blue drink.
How was the morning?
-Not my day. -Why?
It's so clear from your face.
Can't get it right.
Waiter.
Yes, sir?
Where's the knife?
Will you have puffed rice with a knife? You ordered that, right?
It's not about the food.
The table has to be perfect.
Go get the knife.
Dad is particular about everything.
This is Ronny.
That's Ronny, his sister Bhavya
and Tanvi, right?
Bhavya's sister-in-law?
Yes, hello.
God bless you both.
One must be meticulous.
Discipline matters.
Some people think I'm unreasonable.
-I see. -Tell me,
won't it look weird if a white shirt
has colourful seams!
Absolutely.
-It's like Indian snacks with ketchup... -Ronny!
-Husband and wife. -You're right, sir.
So, Ronny, what do you do?
"Ronny."
I do something.
Sometimes something is also nothing.
-And nothing... -Nothing?
He means nothing for himself.
He helps students.
-Educated them. -Teacher?
Teacher?
No, not a teacher.
Coaching Centre?
-Coaching Centre? -Not a Coaching Centre but social service.
Duty towards society.
-Social service? -Yes, sir.
For the students.
I don't believe in social service.
Anyway...
Dear, how long have you been married?
-2 years. -6 months.
"Ronny."
We did a registered marriage 2 years ago during lockdown.
-Court marriage then... -Then..
We couldn't hold a formal celebration.
It's no good if you can't celebrate with people around.
Right.
I think we should meet your parents.
-Right? -Exactly.
What is more important than a daughter's marriage?
Actually, aunty, Bhavya's parents...
I mean our parents aren't there.
God's will...
They're out on pilgrimage.
They're the devotional types...
Enough of your lies, Ronny.
Do you know what I do for a living?
No.
I'm a psychoanalyst.
And I've gauged the truth.
You have no job
and Bhavya is not your sister.
You are not a married couple.
These people are frauds.
Forget this girl. You can't marry her.
Wait a second, dad. Let me talk...
You don't get upset, child.
Stop him.
-Kitty! -They will get married.
They will surely get married.
I said no.
The marriage is on.
Be there if you like.
Threatening me?
Using coercion?
Do I call the cops?
Who will you call?
I know every constable and commissioner here.
Everyone here knows me.
I am known for my clout in Indore.
Another lie!
Lie?
Hey, come here.
Brother Ronny!
Had I known you're coming, I'd vacate the restaurant for you.
Is uncle also joining you?
-No, it's just me. -Okay.
Sir, I didn't know you're his guest.
Had I known, we'd cater to you nicely.
Carry on.
You were right.
I am not Bhavya's brother.
But I will do everything that her brother would.
She has no parents.
This is your chance to do good in life.
Your son wanted to elope with her.
She refused.
She said you're all they both have.
She's a nice girl.
You should welcome her with open arms.
If you defy them, they will elope sooner or later.
Like I said they will get married.
It's up to you to attend it.
I'm all set to welcome you.
I have high hopes from you, Ashwini.
The elections are around the corner and you came up with the IDP event.
That's a master stroke. I'm impressed.
You'll be way more impressed when you attend the event.
Be ready for a grand welcome.
You'll remember it for life.
In that case, I won't forget you.
See you soon.
Hey it's you!
Ronny, you were too good.
Your dad came to?
Congratulations.
It's all thanks to you.
Thank you.
Now I can tell the world I have a brother.
-Thank you, brother. -Don't do that.
Girls shouldn't do that. Bless you.
Thank you so much, Ronny.
You're a darling.
What else is happening?
Ronny is a friendly guy, right?
He's headed here. Talk to him.
What about?
Make sure he doesn't follow you
like you did with Shahnaz...
-Oh c'mon! That was before marriage. -So what?
-Before marriage. -Fine, I'll speak to him.
I'll end this matter for good.
Here.
We used to call this lemonade.
Now it's called Virgin Mojito.
Olden times were great, right?
Nothing like that. Back in the day fathers and sons
wouldn't talk like friends.
They wouldn't share secrets.
Do you have a secret to share?
In case you feel like it...
Nothing in particular. I have something on my mind.
You see, I have a friend.
He's getting married.
Your friend should be retiring not getting married.
He's younger than me.
We recently became friends.
Young chap.
He's getting married
but he's spending time with some other lass.
Is it casual or something serious?
I don't know.
How would I know?
But his mom is worried as hell.
Why did she confide in you?
She respects me.
Great respect.
'Your dad is having an affair...'
Dad, forget about her and focus on my mom.
She feels lonely since Shanu left for Delhi.
Look at you
pondering over your shameless friend and his random mom.
This!
You agree he's shameless, right?
I can sense how shameless he is.
So you agree he shouldn't do this.
He shouldn't leave his betrothed
and spend time with another woman.
Absolutely.
He mustn't abandon his wife.
I knew it.
Don't forget this.
Dad, you too should be careful. Marriages are precious.
Right?
You have a happy marriage.
Think about it.
Anu, do you know how it feels when dreams come true?
-How? -Like this.
-Oh my! -Right?
What have you done?
There's nothing better than this in Indore.
-Right? -Too good.
Wow. Kranti, my buddy!
Thank you.
Wow, it's too good.
My heart is racing with joy!
Hope you invited Jasmine.
C'mon!
I sent the first invite to her.
Do one thing.
Heed me. Message her once again.
She'll love it.
You're right.
Perfectly right.
Do it.
Wow! I love this.