Looks like our conversation yesterday
made sense to you.
Yes completely.
Surekhaji,
my dad will retire in a year.
I am engaged to be married
so I
can't take any risk.
I just want to take up a job and settle down.
I really want to stay away from politics.
Oh Ronny! What do you think?
Designing posters in some party's office,
putting up banners and shouting slogans
is real politics?
You don't seem to notice
that after you left politics
what you're doing
amounts to
real and better politics.
Meaning?
Helping people.
Understanding their trivial issues
and solving them.
Connecting to people.
That's politics.
If we stand with the people
and help them, these very people
will have our backs.
Ronny, this party will give you
what Ashwini couldn't.
Respect.
The decision is yours.
That makes sense
but I don't connect with people
for a political agenda.
I do it for my people with all my heart.
I have now realised
I suck at politics.
Thank you for your consideration.
I will leave.
Ronny,
you're wrong about one thing.
Politics is all you know.
From the party office to the airport
there should be posters everywhere.
-Consider it done. -Okay.
IDP banners, the CM's posters...
Hey there! You look busy.
Tell me about the real task.
What?
I mean what about refreshments?
I've ordered for fresh sweets.
10 different varieties.
Santoshji, I thought
you're a teacher so you'd have some sense.
Do you know the CM has diabetes?
Imagine we end up getting the CM
admitted in the hospital!
Will you take onus for that?
Ankurji, I'm both responsible and dedicated towards the party.
I stopped the coaching centre at your behest.
That has nothing to do with the party.
There's nothing to be angry about.
Of course there is.
Uncle has useless people in his team.
Do it that way.
Santoshji, blame your silence for this.
Why does he hate you?
You don't retaliate or...
Don't string less flowers.
Use more flowers.
Yes?
What did you call me?
I called you useless.
Incompetent, worthless.
Anything else?
You're crossing the line, Ankurji.
I am quiet for the party or I would...
Or what? Who are you anyway, Santoshji?
-What... -I'm a councillor.
-Social worker. -I see.
I'm not a social media manager and a lapdog.
Social worker my foot!
You got that post in alms.
Ronny did you a favour of a lifetime.
He said you should get the ticket.
Wait a second.
Why would Ronny do that?
He made a deal with uncle.
He'll stay away from politics
in return for his dad's promotion,
a bar and police job for his friends.
And your post
came complimentary. So spare me the drama.
Hurry up.
Move.
Move, there's loads to do.
Are those fresh flowers?
Where are the blue flowers?
-Ankurji, we put up hoardings as you said. -Okay.
Why isn't Ronny in any of them?
Ronny's done for.
He's out of the poster
and the race.
Are you done with the scheduling?
Indore has most number of snack companies
in all of India.
It's tough competition.
Look,
Ronny is refusing to help.
Listen,
which game did we play at Mrs Gupta's kitty party?
The one about picking coins with tongs.
Sister, Ronny has taken after you.
Goes without saying.
No wonder you're both the same.
My business is in danger
and you're thinking about the game.
Ronny, put in a word to the minister.
Let her business get subsidy.
Big deal.
He's not free, mom.
He's a busy man.
That's obvious.
The event is tomorrow.
Listen,
you have to do this for me.
Tell him.
Or I'll tell everyone
Ronny only helps young girls
be it near the girls' hostel
or at home.
Right, sister?
Listen idiot.
Not a single photo.
Yes.
I put up 1,000 hoarding throughout the city.
Not a single one has Ronny's picture.
There's none in the party office either.
-Something is wrong. -I knew it.
I know what's going on.
Ankur thinks no end of himself.
He insulted Santoshji too.
I'm sure he took off Ronny's photos.
Let us put them back.
Too good.
I didn't expect you to be so happy.
Have you ever been there?
No because we don't have relatives there.
Thanks to you, we can visit now.
I've heard they have great markets.
We'll go shopping.
Which market, mom?
I'll take you on my bike.
Sarojininagar Market.
-Delhi. -Delhi.
-Share the news with him. -Yes.
I've been promoted, Ronny.
I just got the mail and came here.
Congratulations.
There's more.
Promotions means transfer
to Delhi head office.
We will have to shift to Delhi.
Why get transferred?
Just stick to the promotion.
What's the need to move?
That's not for her to decide.
-It's the company's call. -Right.
You've never taken up a job so you won't know...
No, I mean it's a huge city.
You'll get many opportunities. With her help,
-you'll get a job. -Dad is right.
You shouldn't turn down such an opportunity.
And that?
Shanu is alone there.
You'll have your family around.
-Too good. -You should go.
Look, I know it will be challenging
but with your support
we'll manage.
Well, I won't leave Indore.
Anyway, congrats.
-Hey... -Wait.
What's your problem?
Why can't we go to Delhi?
I've worked very hard for this promotion.
I did discuss this with you.
You were beating around the bush.
We never discussed this directly.
Fine, let's discuss it now.
Tell me.
You did this deliberately.
Yes, I did.
Your life is in danger here because of uncle and his politics.
What's so special about Indore anyway?
My heart beats for Indore.
My house is here.
I start my day
at Kranti's bar.
People in big cities are disconnected from each other
while I can talk to anybody at all.
The whole city does that!
If someone runs out of petrol,
a good Samaritan appears out of nowhere
even if he's on a scooter
he'll push the auto to gain momentum
till the petrol pump.
You won't get such people there.
Once I was at a crossroad
waiting for the signal to turn green.
I got talking to a fellow rider.
Within 5 minutes he invited me to his wedding and I went!
Speak to a shopkeeper nicely
and he'll give you stuff for free.
That's special about Indore.
Our snacks are unmatched.
You can't have such breakfast elsewhere.
Food cost is minimal. Both the rich and poor eat the same food.
That's special about Indore.
Everyone here knows me.
Look Ronny, I was also born here.
I too love it here
but the only difference is
that I love you more than this city.
I am scared that uncle...
Haven't you understood yet?
I'm not an escapist.
'You know I have worked hard'
'to earn a good reputation.'
'I haven't ridden on someone's coattails.'
'When will you become like me?'
'I run a coaching Center, right?'
'Now I'm a ward councillor.'
'I am a self-made man.'
Hello.
Santoshji, Ronny's photo is missing
from the volunteer's hoardings.
I'm sure Ankur did this.
Should we put it?
Brother?
Put Ronny's photo.
Okay.
"He's Indore's Brad Pitt. Ronny's super hit"
-Yes, uncle? -You don't visit the office.
Looks like you don't take my words seriously.
Nothing like that, uncle.
I planned on visiting today.
Should I send you a special invite?
The CM is coming.
It's a huge responsibility.
Get here right away. This is your chance
to cater to him.
Yes, I'll be there.
Okay.
Ronny!
Have this with tea.
Don't do that.
Make sure things go fine.
All has to go well.
There's loads to be done.
Hello, did the car leave the airport?
Just a second.
-How are you, Ronny? -I'm good, Santoshji.
How's everyone at home?
They're all good.
What's in that bag?
Well, you know Mahimaji.
-Women's committee... -Yes.
She's been pestering me. Her committee
makes snacks.
Wonder why she feels uncle should have it
so she can get subsidy.
We'll make sure uncle eats it.
No big deal.
Listen, the subsidy list isn't ready yet.
Tell her to meet me with the documents.
I told her
-to meet you wonder why... -Ronny,
don't be formal.
Ask her to meet me.
Okay.
Thank you, Santoshji.
Don't embarrass me.
-You're a brother to me. -Okay.
Give me that bag.
Come here...
Hello, Ronny.
I was waiting for you.
Hope you got here without any hassles.
No, uncle, I was...
I've been here many times.
I got to know you're going astray.
Ankur, give me 100 bucks.
The CM is coming.
Get a garland for him.
Don't look there. Get going.
Listen, keep frequenting the office
so I won't forget you, son.
Give me a garland.
Not rose, marigold.
How are you, Manohar?
-Greetings, uncle. -You look healthier.
How was your pilgrimage, aunty?
-What did you pray for? -What more could I ask for?
Just prayed for Lucky to get married.
'Mom, dad. Avantika, since'
'they died'
'I feel lonely.'
It was difficult to get a parking spot.
Got it, right?
Got the offering?
Lucky!
-You! -Ronny?
It's you.
-Hello, uncle and aunty. -Hello.
-How are you? -Hello to you too.
Are you Lucky's friend?
Very close friend, uncle.
-Close friend? -Really close.
You never mentioned him.
I'll tell you later.
Ronny, I'll see you later.
-Make sure you do. -Yes.
-Let's go. -Are you sure? Your friend is alone.
I'll explain. Come.
-Bless you, son. -Thank you.
-Bye, Ronny. -Uncle.
Take care, uncle.
Deliver the basket, I'll pay.
-Okay. -Yes.
Today is an auspicious day
for Indore.
To promote investment
and development,
our honourable CM is here.
Indore holds great significance
for the economic growth of Madhya Pradesh.
I hope this IDP event
will open new avenues of business
for our locals.
I now call upon the honourable CM
to take the stage
and request him
to address the
people present here.
Honourable Chief Minister.
Visiting Indore
is always a great experience
because I love the people
and food here.
Take this snack for example.
What's it called? 'Chatkara Namkeen.'
Great taste.
I feel like staying silent
and eating this.
Indore is advancing on the path of progress.
You're all aware that for 7 years in a row
Indore has been awarded as
the cleanest city in India.
This is a matter of great pride for us.
You and I will work together
to make it the most prosperous
city in all of India.
I hope this event
will give your business a boost.
Thank you. Jai Hind.
I now request the chief minister
to inaugurate the 5 year road map plan of our party.
-Indore has one cheetah. -He's uncle's nephew!