Smile, Ritu.
This one's good, look.
Anuj...
-Yes? -Do you think about our future?
I do.
What?
That
we'll have a house here.
We'll always spend time together, just like we do now.
I'll make tea for us,
and you'll take Toffee for a walk.
Toffee?
Our dog.
But
we could have a completely different future, right?
What do you mean?
Who knows what the future holds?
Why?
We'll go to the same college, together.
We'll go to work together.
We'll go old together.
You mean we'll grow old together?
Yes.
What's wrong, Ritu?
Nothing.
You sure?
Yes.
Okay.
E and R, FOREVER.
Forever yours, Garima.
Right.
-Hello. -Hello.
Did you tell Anuj?
Hang on a second.
Straightway 10 points.
Let me count them.
Yes, I'll tell him...
after dinner.
The sooner the better, kiddo.
Don't delay it, hmm?
What word is it?
-I should know, right? -Your youth, forever.
Enjoy.
Aunty, I'll get a job overseas by next year.
You are spoiling me with these.
Give me some chutney.
It's a good excuse to get you to spend time with us.
You only talk to Anuj over the phone.
No, I don't.
Hmm, hmm, hmm.
Good, he talks to someone at least.
You have had his head buried under books most of the time.
It's necessary.
He needs to clear EEC.
Right? You'll crack it.
He'll do it. He's an intelligent boy. He'll do it.
Aunty, exams keep on going
It'd be great if I could get some pickled chillies to go with this.
Go, get it. Hurry up.
-I'll get it. -Go, kiddo. Get it.
I'm an athlete.
I usually don't eat pickles or flat-breads,
but you make them so well that...
Wonderful.
It's an important call. I'll be right back.
Sure.
I kept the ball in the drawer itself...
Where have you kept the pickle? I can't find it.
Check in the racks below.
Vineet...
you and Anuj talk, right?
Yes, we do.
So he tells you everything?
I mean...
does he have a female friend, a girlfriend or something?
Anuj's girlfriend?
Not possible.
I'm sure Ritu and you have kissed.
No, bro.
We have a very clean relationship.
Clean, huh?
What is this nonsense?
Gifts.
By whom?
Adi. Adi gave them to me, mummy.
"Adi gave them to me", huh?
Adi gave you this teddy bear?
Yes, mummy.
I too gifted him a teddy bear.
And this greeting card that says, "I love you"?
Did Adi give you this as well?
This... Umair gave it to me.
We keep giving gifts to each other.
-Oh, really? -They have a strong friendship bond.
Shut up!
And this t-shirt that says, "you're my Golgappa"?
-Aunty, I had gifted it to him. -Yes.
He has such a cute, Golgappa-like face.
You don't want me to give him gifts?
I see.
Give me your phone.
-What? -Give me your phone.
Password.
0406.
Hello?
'Anuj, I've been trying to call you. Where are you?'
'Listen, there is something I need to tell you.'
Who is she?
Ritu.
A friend, mummy.
She's your girlfriend?
Huh?
Have you two shared a kiss?
Where does she stay?
Mummy, please, let it go. Mummy, please, let it go.
-It's not her fault. -Shut up!
It's not her fault, mummy. Please, just hear me out.
It's not her fault, mummy. Please.
Hey, Anuj!
How are you? Hi.
Long time no see, Anuj.
I'm Ritu's father.
-Hi. -Hello.
You two know him?
But I am sure you don't know that Ritu and He...
they are going around.
Going around what?
What is it called?
Speak up.
-Date. -Right!
Your daughter gave him a greeting card that says, "I love you"!
I have never ever said I love you to his father, you know.
He was born yesterday, and wants to go around already.
Ritu!
What am I hearing, huh?
You gave Anuj a greeting card that says, "I love you"?
-Also, ask them about that date thing. -Yes, I was getting to that.
Anuj and you are dating?
They met at the coaching centre.
They go there to do coochie-coo, and not to study.
They are smart kids.
-They are just dating. -They were dating.
-Mummy, please. -Shut up.
Not a word.
Be grateful that I am the one who found out about it.
Your father would break your legs if he learns about this.
You are not old enough to date.
I don't want to hear anything before you clear EEC.
-Got it? -You are absolutely right.
Anuj's mother is absolutely right.
Let him clear his exams first.
You can meet him after he clears them, hmm?
I hope that's okay?
We'll decide that later. Let's go, Anuj.
-Come along. -Mummy! Mummy, please.
Mummy, please, just hear me out.
Mummy, the coaching centre?
No need.
Solve last year's papers.
Give me your laptop.
And your phone.
They remain with me,until your exams.
You should only focus on clearing them.
'Any fluid that flows horizontally'
'Its volume at the first point is V1.
'At the second point when the height is H1...
'The person you're trying to reach is currently not available.'
Breathe in,
-breathe out. -He has been grounded.
His mother monitors him around the clock.
We too haven't spoken to him for days now.
Breathe out.
The size is perfect, Ritu.
And black suits me.
You are the best, Ritu.
'The size is perfect.'
Time up.
What is this,
you've solved only seven sums in three hours?
You'll never clear the EEC exams this way.
Revise the difference between cation and anion before the exam begins.
You always get confused between them.
-Mummy... -Hmm?
Will you let me be friends with Ritu if I clear the EEC exams?
Please?
I'll wait outside.
You just finished your exams. Just chill, dude.
Not everyone is as smart as you are.
You are right.
Hey, you have forgotten the way to your bed?
Go lie on your bed.
I said, go to your bed.
I have earned the right to lie on your bed today.
Why?
Read it.
What's this?
A link.
Have shared it with Ritu too.
Be ready for a reunion at 9:00 pm.
You met Ritu?!
It's quite breezy here, on your bed.
You can sleep here.
You don't need to ask me twice.
-Papa... -Hmm?
There's a practical thing asked every year...
it's worth 15 marks.
Can I watch it online to understand it better?
Why?
Does your book explain it in Greek?
Well, the theory is quite difficult to understand.
If I could watch its practical then...
Hmm.
Here.
Thank you, papa.
-Where are you going? -Do it here itself.
Mom,
the dry line for clothes just broke.
Damn it.
You know where you go wrong with your technique?
As soon as you hit the ball, your hair covers your eyes.
Go to a barber and get a haircut.
And as for the membership fees...
Take the bat with you. Give it to Asif.
Don't miss Anuj so badly, he'll get hiccups.
Love hurts.
I've been there.
My love story was similar to yours.
What happened?
Same old stuff.
I wanted to join the Under 19 team.
Selections were underway.
She had come down from the US as the umpire.
I got bowled out on the first ball. So she...
You are lying, aren't you?
Yes.
I never had a love story.
But don't tell Anuj that I never had a girlfriend.
He is the only one here who respects me.
Now you know why all of my advice were always so wrong.
They weren't wrong because you never had a girlfriend.
They were wrong because you didn't know me.
But you know Anuj.
Ritu, are you really just 17?
I needed some advice from you.
Sure, what is it?
Well, there is something I need to tell Anuj.
But I don't know how to tell him.
Are you planning to break up with him?
He might break up with me after what I tell him.
No, he won't.
Your company has made him mature.
Whatever it is that you share with him, he too will say,
"Don't worry, we'll handle it."
Go and tell him whatever you want to.
But how?
Hit refresh.
It is out?
Not yet.
Vineet, go answer the door.
Papa...
Papa, you go no, please.
Please?
Hit refresh again.
I've done it 10 times already.
We'll know when there's an update, mummy.
Hello, uncle.
Hello, dear.
I'm Ritu, Anuj's friend.
Is Anuj home?
Anuj, your friend's here.
Ritu.
Huh?
You're done for if he even gets a whiff of it.
Hello, Ritu. What are you doing here, dear?
-Hi, aunty. -You know her?
Yes, she goes to the same coaching centre as Anuj.
He treats her like a sister.
What brings you here?
We are giving speed tests.
These are important questions.
I thought it would help Anuj.
He's not attending the coaching classes.
His mother has taken up the responsibility to coach him, dear.
-I see. -Okay, give them to him and leave.
I mean your family must be worried.
And we need to check Anuj's EEC result.
There is still some time for that.
Until then, I'll ask Ritu to clear all the doubts I have.
These are the questions they usually ask in the exams.
She's the first ranker of her school, papa.
I see.
Then ask her your doubts.
-Can we go upstairs? -Why?
You can sit here.
-But the TV's noise... -We'll turn it off.
Why will we turn it off? Let them go upstairs.
But...
You are quite daring.
Ritu...
What's wrong?
Should I get you some water?
You're scaring me. What's wrong?
Well...
there is something I need to tell you.
I...
got into IDI Ahmedabad.
I'm really sorry.
I thought I won't get into it,
and that's why I didn't tell you.
But I got in.
I tried telling you, but...
What are you doing, Anuj?
Anuj...
Celebration.
At our spot.
You got into such a big college.
Won't you celebrate this moment?
You know what this means, right?
What?
What about us?
Long-distance relationship never works.
Don't worry, Ritu.
I won't get a good rank anyway.
I'll try for a college in Ahmedabad instead.
No.
That is your dream college.
That's my papa's dream college.
My dream college is where you are.
I thought you'd break up with me.
Don't worry.
We'll handle it.
I'm Ritu Chauhan.
Anuj.
I love you, Ritu.
And I love you three.
'Anuj! Anuj!'
Anuj, you cracked it!
Your rank is 1303!
You'll get admission in a college in Bhopal itself.
You'll get into the best engineering college in Bhopal.
I knew you'd crack it.
I'll go, get some sweets to celebrate.
Okay.
Anuj.