Great.
Brother, give me three big cigarettes.
Uh... no, give me three small cigarettes.
Sir, you can take it for free.
Just write your phone number.
- Cancel that, bro. Yes. Give me. - There you go, sir.
Do one thing. Give them as well. I'll jot down their phone numbers.
Listen. I will write 20 phone numbers for you. Give me the whole box.
That way I won't have to purchase it time and again.
What is it?
What are you staring at?
Do you want to kiss me?
Yes, I will. Don't back out.
I shall gargle and spit it out in your mouth.
I'll put my tongue in and give you a French kiss.
Do you understand? Get off. Come. Come here, scoundrel.
Come, come. Come here. Come, I'll kiss you.
Damn you! Scoundrel!
Rascal! You're also like son papdi (seasonal sweet).
We only see you annually.
You've bought a lovely bike, but you're still the same lousy guy.
I learned how to be lousy from you.
Come.
- So, bro! -Chatty. - How you doing?
- What's going on? - The same old scene.
I miss home so much.
But Amanda has put the screws in me.
- Amanda? - She is my American client.
Forty-year-old divorced sex maniac aunty.
Now she's telling me, "Rohit, come to Massachusetts."
- Choose what? - Massa... America.
She says, "I'll pay you triple the salary
but come and stay here and work here with us."
That is fantastic, bro.
No, no. I begged her pardon.
I said I am going home to see my brothers.
Lies. You don't answer our calls ever since you started working
with Morgan Freeman.
- Jpeg Morgan. - Sorry, bro. You continue.
Be quiet.
Bro, I was in Thailand when he called.
I was getting a massage.
- Full? - Body to body?
Happy ending?
Oh! Wow!
You are living the perfect life.
Great!
Honestly speaking, after the massage I missed you guys so much...
Why don't the four of us go to Thailand?
That place is made for us. It is heaven, bro.
And the best thing about it... it is cheap.
- It is cheap? - Only 1.5 lakh rupees per person.
All out fun!
Sure. We'll go.
- We'll go someday. - Yes.
We had planned it. We didn't get the visa.
The visa is free, bro.
We didn't get it when it wasn't free.
- Yes. - And we don't like freebies anyway.
We don't like it, bro. Never.
Okay. So, tell me, how is life? What's new?
It's fine. Nothing much is going on.
I take an acting workshop.
That's great, bro. Give me a high-five.
He is doing the right thing. He is following his passion.
Nobody can teach comedy better than you.
What was his school play about the bull?
The public went crazy.
- You killed it. - No, no, no, no.
- I'm not taking the acting... - He is taking the acting workshop.
Why are you being so humble in his presence?
- Have you heard about Mohan Motwane? - Yes.
He is doing a film with him.
- He is an actor, bro. - He's an actor.
Yes. Yes.
You were keeping it from me?
My bro has become a hero.
Send me the link right now. I shall upload it on story.
- I shall flaunt it. My bro is a hero. - He won't be able to send it.
He will be busy. I'll send it to you.
Yes, that about sums up what I am doing.
It's no use doing so much work though.
All the money goes in taxes.
Yes. Forty percent goes in taxes.
Huh? Forty percent?!
- Yes, you paid it this time. - You paid forty percent.
Remember, we went the other day. You paid it.
Yes. Oh yes! We went together and paid it.
- He forgot. - Memory loss.
But he doesn't pay as much.
Ishita pays half.
He is in a live-in relationship.
Inter-caste live-in.
Ishita is still with you?
- What do you mean? - No, no.
I thought after college people break up.
You are a stud, bro. It's a long affair.
How did you manage, bro? Give me some advice.
I would like to be in a live-in relationship.
I would like some morning sex too.
That's not how it works.
Find yourself a girl first.
Then I will offer you advice.
You have hit my weak spot.
I don't have that kind of personality.
True. True. True. You don't.
Let's say I build on it, go to gym and so on, still...
Where's the time?
Sure. The company pays 2 lakh rupees but they bleed you dry.
Exactly.
That's why he is betting in the stock market.
- Trading. - He is trading.
He works 3-4 hours at the most, not all day.
On a good day he earns 1.5 lakhs easily.
- Really? - Effortlessly.
I always wanted to be my own boss.
Besides, we see no reason to work our asses off all month
just for 2-2.5 lakh rupees.
- We couldn't... - Never.
- Never in my life. - We can't do it, buddy.
That's great!
I thought I was living it up, but you guys are living it up.
Give me some tips, buddy.
I guess I'm left behind.
Amanda? From office?
Yes. Diwali is not celebrated in America.
Well, I have to take the call but I'll see you guys. Okay.
Make some time for me.
- You must help me. - Yes, of course.
We are here for you, bro.
Sir, here's a free sample of cigarettes.
- I just want your number. - No, I smoke my own brand. Please.
- Thank you. Thank you. - Okay.
Bye-bye.
Bye, bro. See you.
For sure.
Be mindful of the potholes. Bye.
Yes.
I am merciless, a sinner and cruel!
But today, I am Kansa.
Your king.
I shall do as I deem fit.
Because if you...
That's right. You.
If you had been in my place,
you would have done the same thing.
Because everyone has done the same for centuries.
Everyone has done the same.
Excuse me, sir. May I come in?
Come in, Mr. Kamlesh. Come in.
- Sit. Sit. - Hello, sir.
- Yes? - Sir...
Actually, I wanted to thank you, sir,
for teaching me so much in such a short time.
I teach everyone, but not everybody learns.
- You have talent. - Thank you, sir.
I wanted to discuss the same topic with you, sir.
I answered all the questions in class
and you also praised my act.
I haven't missed any classes either.
Never mind missing classes, I have never been late.
And yet, sir, you didn't assign a role to me in the play.
Tell me something, Kamlesh.
Why do you want to be an actor?
I want to be an actor because of the things Mr. Irfan
and Mr. Nawaz have said...
Never mind that.
Tell me the truth, Kamlesh.
I love Salman Khan, sir.
I want to be a big time actor like him.
Or even Sanjay Dutt, sir.
Even winning Bigg Boss would be good.
Look, Kamlesh, actors are either good or bad.
It's the stars who are big or small.
- You want to be a star, right? - Yes, sir.
Don't you practice your autograph in the back of your notebook?
I'm sure you give award acceptance speeches in the bathroom
- with a mug in your hand. - Yes, sir.
So, prepare for the silver screen.
I have a friend. Gary John.
He is starting a workshop in Mumbai.
Go there.
He makes stars, not actors.
But yes, his fees is on the higher side
but I'm sure you'll learn a lot from there.
Okay, sir.
Thank you, sir. Thank you so much.
- All the best, gentleman. - Thank you, sir.
- Yes. - Thank you.
Some of you must be here out of desperation.
You might be graduates but you aren't landing jobs.
But what if you had landed a job?
What would you have achieved?
My own son has studied in IIT.
He's working at a multinational company.
He got bored. He got bored.
One fine day he comes to me and says, "Dad,
I want to do comedy."
He says, "I feel good
when I make people laugh."
We are also trying to do something good.
You shouldn't think of this as just delivering food.
No.
In fact, when a person is bored of relations,
job or solitude or if he feels distressed,
he desires to eat something good.
And you will be the ones to deliver that food.
Not only will you earn money with each delivery,
you will earn blessings too.
I placed the order an hour ago.
- This is not right. - Sorry, sir.
Sir, if you could give me a good rati...
That's when you will realize that,
you deliver happiness, not just food.
Applause!
- Good or very, very good? - Very, very good!
And this time you will applaud for yourself,
not for me.
Applause!
- Hello. - Where are you, son?
Some people from your office have come.
What people, mom?
- Rocky bhai has sent us, ma'am. - Rocky? What kind of a name is that?
Rakesh, ma'am. Rakesh.
Rocky's full name is Rakesh.
He manages the construction work.
Mom, tell them I'll come and see them at the office. Okay?
Yes. He says he will come to see you.
Take the keys, Vipin,
- and close the shop. - Rohan is still working, sir.
That's funny. So late?
You only told him to become competent.
The boy is doing two shifts.
You see, son? God has packed a lot of punch in my words.
Enough to breathe life into a corpse.
- Right? - Yes, sir.
- Leave after closing. - Okay, sir.
Rohan.
- Rohan. - Yes.
- What time is it? - It is eleven.
Oh man.
What are you doing, bro?
You want to become as rich as Bill Gates today?
I have to deliver it to the client tomorrow.
I had planned on watching a movie with Ishita at eleven.
Let it be now. Stop.
Go and do it at home. Come on.
- I can't do it at home. - Why?
If Ishita finds out I don't just sell laptops,
I repair them too...
The client said he would pay me 2000 rupees extra
if I deliver it tomorrow.
I have to repay a loan. Try to understand.
Do one thing. Don't answer calls from your creditor.
I took the loan from Ishita.
Damn! Are you okay?
Bro.
The load has increased on the motherboard.
It will burn.
Be careful.
Move from here.
Dad.
- Dad! - I can hear you.
I am not deaf.
I need 40000 rupees, dad, for an acting course.
I have forty shoes.
Do you want me to hit you with them all at once
or do you want breaks in between?
Dad, in the next life, you be my son and I will be your father.
Then I shall show you what love is.
I will never stop you from fulfilling your dreams.
In the following birth,
you be my father and I will be your son again.
Then you can treat me the way I treated you.
And if you can't do that, at least give me 40000 rupees
for the acting course.
You make me work my ass off at the shop all day
and you don't even pay me.
That's enough acting.
You want me show you some acting?
The number of crosses on this calendar shows the number of days
you've worked at the shop.
Only 25 days in four months.
And if you have any doubts, check it out.
That can't be true.
A person gets paid to work for thirty days.
Do your best for the remaining five days and then you will be paid.
Listen. Work properly.
It is time to get serious.
This is the plan, sir. Take a look.
- This one, right? - Yes, sir.
- Okay. - Okay.
Tell Sharma I'll talk to him.
- Right? - Okay, sir.
- I'll take your leave, sir. - Okay.
- Thank you, sir. - Right? -Okay. Thank you, sir.
How are you?
Have you heard the story of the hen that laid golden eggs?
- Yes. - How does the story go?
A hen lays a golden egg every day.
Her master is too impatient to wait for a golden egg every day.
He plans on killing it to get all the eggs at once.
- Then? - Then the hen dies
and the master realizes his folly.
End of the story.
It's only the hen whose story ends.
The story of the master's stupidity will be told for centuries.
But he was reborn 31 years ago.
Do you know the name of the stupid chap?
Bunty.
And the name of the hen?
Chaitanya.
Come sit.
Sit. Sit.
Hereafter you will play for me.
My money and your brains.
You get a 5 percent cut with every win
and zero percent penalty on losing.
- Sir. - Huh?
You trust him so much?
Nothing lends as much pressure as trust.
Right, Chaitanya?
Start from tomorrow.
I can't, sir. What if my dad finds out?
Your father is in debt, isn't he?
I heard about it. How much is it?
About 10 lakhs, sir.
How many EMIs have been paid off?
Two.
The rate of interest must have increased.
I'm sure your dad will be pleased if you pay off a 15-20 year old loan
within a month or two.
If someone loses their life because of the Government,
what does the Government give to their family?
Compensation.
Why? Because they know that consolation doesn't do any good.
Money is very powerful.
Everything can be bought with it.
A person's life and a person's word.
Sorry, Shushu.
I was busy yesterday.
I have also settled our split smart.
Shushu?
Oh! I was thinking...
forget about the laptop.
Let's go to the theatre for a movie.
Did you seriously think this is going to happen?
Shushu, I am an optimistic person.
Just a second. You cheated.
You came to play with these clothes first.
I thought you would go to the washroom.
Go and see. You will find another note over there.
- Shut up. - I am not kidding. Genuinely.
Take a look. Please.
Go on.
You'd be better off doing work.
But I was saving my energy to work on you.
You know... make up sex is the ultimate sorry.
Very optimistic!
- We'll go for the movie after I shower. - Hey, hey!
Shower? All by yourself?
I wish someone had come last night.
I wouldn't have had to watch the movie all by myself.
Now you save your energy.
Yes, yes, brother.
I told you it will be done.
No, no. He has just got home. He's tired.
I'll talk to him and call you back. Okay?
I gave him two EMIs together last month.
He even ate sweets.
It isn't even the third and he's already started harping about the EMI.
Did you get your salary?
Uh... the bank's server was down yesterday, dad.
So, I didn't receive it.
The server is up today.
- Let me check. - What should I tell him?
I should tell him two days from now. Right?
Yes.
- Greetings, brother. - Greetings. Greetings.
- Is sister-in-law at home? - Yes, she is.
- Sunita! - What?
Oh! Bebo.
Wow, sister-in-law!
The maxi looks good on you.
- Is it cotton? - No...
Oh! Polyester. I see.
Actually, we are getting our house repainted.
So I wanted to keep some stuff in your fridge.
- Shall I? - Yes, of course.
Go, my boy. Take this.
- This is for you. - Hey.
We had got the house painted two years ago
but my husband said
if the home is clean, it attracts money.
You aren't getting your house painted even this year?
It's not required right now.
We'll think about it next year.
Actually, I have removed some junk. Can you store it on your terrace?
You will be selling your junk after Diwali anyway.
You will profit from it.
Sure. You can keep it.
- Are you sure? - Yes, I'm sure.
I guess you didn't inform Chatty the last time,
so he threw the things back on our roof.
Don't worry. I'll tell him.
It doesn't look good in a freshly painted house.
Yes.
- Well, I'll leave now, sister-in-law. - Okay.
We bought a new AC, so we have to get it installed.
- The carpenter must be waiting. - Okay.
- Fine. Bye, brother. Let's go, son. - Bye.
Bebo aunty!
Please send me the number
of the men working at your house.
- Now. - Okay.
- Okay? - I'll send it. Let's go, son.
The movie was good.
It was enjoyable, but it was the same as Pathan.
But he lit a cigar in this movie.
- Hold on. - Courier.
Give me. Give me. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
- There. Thank you. You too. - Thank you, madam.
What was the need for all of this?
We were managing.
I was tired of working all by myself.
- So, I ordered it. - You shouldn't do it alone.
You should have told me. We would have divided it.
We did divide it.
You chose cleaning, laundry and dishes on your own.
But you forgot after doing it for 2-3 days.
Look, I am unable to do it on my own.
You come home late from office every night.
I feel guilty saying anything to you.
So, I just made life easy for us.
And I ordered the washing machine and microwave.
No, that's okay.
You're right but what I'm trying to say is,
I cannot afford 8000 rupees at the moment.
You work 14 hours at the office, Ronny.
Like, what do you do?
I actually want to know.
I mean, what are you doing at the office,
if you cannot afford 8000 rupees
despite working 14 hours.
I repair laptops.
I chose the option that made sense to me.
Do you think I enjoy repairing laptops?
No.
I felt I could support your lifestyle if I earned some more money.
I am unable to do that, Shushu.
No, Ronny.
Do you know what your problem is?
You find the easiest way out for everything.
I know you are working.
I know you are working 14 hour shifts
but if you'd taken some kind of course instead of repairing laptops,
if you'd learned a skill,
it would have strengthened your resume, Ronny.
You would have landed a better job.
I've been telling you this for so long.
And I don't like saying it over and over again.
I'm not your mother.
I don't have the energy for this.
That's great!
You've started lecturing me exactly as my brother did.
- I left home to escape this and... - What do you mean?
What do you mean that I am lecturing you?
- You are lecturing me! - I am saying it for your good, Ronny,
and on top of it you...
To hell with it! Do what you want.
- I am doing what I want! - Go ahead and do it!
How am I wrong?
How do I become the villain every single time?
Fuck.
Damn it.
Sorry.
I thought I'd move out of the house and manage everything.
I would control everything.
But...
It turns out...
I failed.
I mean, there's a lot I have to learn.
I will help you with everything.
It takes a lot of effort to do what you do
and I promise I'll help you.
Cleaning, dishes, laundry...
You're right about the job too.
Will you help me find a job? Please.
I will.
I will help you in any way you wish. Just make your resume.
I will do all the rest, Ronny.
Let it go now. Let's end it. I don't want to fight.
I don't want to fight either.
One. Two. Three.
- I love you. I miss you. - I love you. I miss you.
How's it going?
How are you, Sir?
- How are you? - Very good.
So, bad boys!
- How are you? - Hey.
What do you think? Rajasthan or Lucknow?
Rajasthan, sir.
- Now you're talking! - And sir.
- How are you? - Life of the party!
- That you are. - Come?
First and foremost, you must understand the market.
- Okay, sir. - Betting takes place at four levels.
The first is area level.
Second is regional level,
third is state and fourth is global.
Every bookie tries to keep the winning side to himself
and if he is going to lose,
he passes it on to the next level.
We are at the third level.
This is what you have to do as well.
Do you only want to watch today or do you want to begin?
Let's begin, sir.
Yeah! We won!
Two to one.
It's okay.
Yeah.
This is on the wicket!
My dear boy!
1300... Here you go, uncle.
Your bill is 1350.
1375.
You used to smuggle a calculator for your math exams.
And now, when it is time to use it, you don't bother.
Install a fan in this shop. It is hot.
If it is hot, go out and sprinkle water on the vegetables.
Go. It will cool you down too.
Why are you sitting?
Those packets of flour are lying down.
Pick them and place them on top.
Shall I go and pick up the packets in the shop across from us as well?
I will earn a little money for the lab our.
- Do your own work diligently. - I have been working since morning.
Brother, I need one kilogram flour, half kilo split black lentil
and 250 grams chironji.
Go. Go. Give it to them.
Dad, buy me those biscuits.
No, we don't want it.
He keeps making demands every time we bring him out.
He's just a child.
- Brother, give us that packet of biscuits. - Don't bother.
If we keep fulfilling his demands, he will get spoiled.
- Let it be, bro. - All he wants is a packet of biscuits.
Give us the packet of biscuits.
- Shall I bring it? - Bring it, brother.
We will buy it for him if he scores good marks in the next exam.
Don't make him stubborn.
Okay? Let it be, brother.
He scored good marks last time.
Bring the packet of biscuits, brother.
- Let it be, brother. - It's just a small packet of biscuits.
Make a final decision as to what you want
because I cannot continue this trek.
Bring the packet of biscuits, brother. I will be paying for it.
- There. That's 1200 rupees. - Okay?
Biscuit.
Sonu.
I miss mom sometimes.
If she were alive,
she would have fought with dad into giving me 40000 rupees.
With a smile.
Look at Rajinder.
He is making his own son slog.
On a salary.
I don't even know if he will give me the whole salary
or if he will deduct 40 percent tax.
Now I know why the whole office is crazy for this cottage cheese dish.
Thank you. Thank you.
I am not paying you compliments
but how are you so good at everything?
You cook well.
You have a nice house. You dance well.
Please don't put me on a pedestal.
But it's true.
Okay. Like if I have to explain it,
I worked hard on it. Simple as that.
My life was very boring since I was a kid.
At the age of 23, I decided I would work on one skill until I master it.
Never mind that. Quickly bring a plate.
The dip is amazing!
You have to try it. Come on.
I shall have the dip another day
because Ronny is going to prepare dinner at home today.
- Oh! - Hmm. In that case, you should leave now.
Guys work really hard in the gym and the kitchen.
Value them.
Yeah. Ronny is very hard working.
But I feel his potential is underutilized.
So, just in case a vacancy comes up in our team.
Yeah, yeah. Of course.
We'll have an opening in our company in a few days.
I'll try and see what I can do.
- Yeah? - Yes. Definitely.
- Thank you so much! - Come on. Anytime.
I'll go now. Bye.
- See you. - But, thank you so much. Seriously.
Okay.
Thanks.
Sorry, Shushu.
I started...
Look. All the stuff is prepared.
I got a headache. I popped a pill,
laid down and fell asleep...
The phone's alarm didn't ring.
Sorry, Shushu.
You must be hungry.
Give me a few minutes.
I'll clean everything and then we'll go out.
Please.
Welcome, my lion! Welcome.
Have something to eat.
No, I'm fine, sir.
Sir, last night's...
Yes, yes.
Shall I transfer it or give you cash?
- Tell me. - Actually,
I wanted to discuss that with you, sir.
If I take home so much cash at a time, it will pose a problem
and even if it is transferred to my bank...
Please come up with a solution, sir.
In that case, leave the money with me
and I'll gradually make it white.
- Will that do? - It will do.
In any case, nothing lends as much pressure as trust.
Fucker!
- You are using my line on me? - No, sir.
Have something to eat. Have some juice.
Tell me something, did Bunty and the guys say anything to you?
No, sir.
You will come to me if you have any problem.
Understood? You have a direct line to me.
I value you very much.
You have talent. Get it?
Thank you, sir.
Even I had talent.
My father was not rich. Let me make that clear.
I used to live nearby in Ghazipur.
I toiled hard to get here.
You will also make it.
Yes, sir.
Diwali is coming up. Change your appearance.
I'd like to change the appearance of my house first.
Followed by the family and then it will be my turn.
Eat something.
- Hello. - There's an audition for you.
Will you give it?
Sure, I will. Send me the details.
Okay. Go through the script.
Don't panic. You will be selected.
Okay, bye.
Harder, Golu!
Greetings, uncle.
Greetings, Kammo.
What brings you here today?
Come. I'll teach you some moves.
No, no, uncle. I came to deliver ghee.
I'll be back some other time. Okay?
Wait. Are you giving this to me for free?
Take the money for it.
You can pay for it later.
Hey, you've come after such a long time.
You must have something to eat. Sit.
Hey! Bring some snacks and milk for the boy.
I'm in a hurry, uncle.
Sit down.
I said you will eat before you leave.
Sit down.
Why are you wearing torn jeans?
It's the latest style, uncle.
You call this style?!
Brother, here.
Grab him from below! From below!
How will you lift him?
Hold on. I'll show you.
Look. Come here.
Grab on like this. Do this.
Do this and then you go around. Grab like this.
That is 'Baldev toss'!
Wow, uncle!
You have a toss in your name?
This toss is not in your uncle's name.
Your uncle was the recipient of this toss.
Your father was the one who came up with this toss.
And I was the first one who he tossed.
Then he started calling it 'Baldev toss' to make fun of me.
- No way. - It's true.
Rajinder was the star of the ring.
He was called the Dara of Delhi.
If he hadn't quit wrestling,
he'd have played for the nation someday.
So, why did he quit?
You were born by then, my boy.
After sister-in-law departed,
Rajinder brushed aside both,
Wrestling and the medal.
Raising a child singlehandedly is just as tough as wrestling.
What happened?
Salary.
There's one more, bro.
Uncle gave you a joining bonus.
Dad.
Please forgive me, dad.
I was very wrong. Please forgive me.
Enough. Hush now.
Go and fulfil your dreams.
Sorry.
Hush. Hush.
Action, bro!
"You are content when your family is with you."
"Parivartan Chakki Atta"
- How was it? - Great.
"The magician,"
"Breaks the pen, bends illusions, writes secrets untold."
"Black car, tinted windows, meetings all night long."
"Whoever came never left, and the tunes erupted."
"Yadi-yadi, train of thoughts-speak your truth."
"The one struggling hard finds no strength in their effort."
"The ways of the world are many, but none seem to stick."
"What's seen is only what the observer points out,"
"And the conversations that need understanding,"
"Are the ones the magician sings every day, my dear."
"Knowledge lags behind, gears are shifted here by all today."
"What wasn't gained was never believed in till now."
"What we haven't found, we've misunderstood as mere itchiness."
"Share the books, it's a simple matter, my friend."
If you aren't coming to Abhishek's party,
come over for lamp decoration.
- Come. It'll be fun. - I am working, Saumya.
Working? Even the CEO has no work to do today.
I'll join you later.
Listen, is everything okay?
It's the same old story.
Everything I ran away from to get into a live-in relationship
are the same things I am dealing with right now.
You know about my sister, don't you?
The one who was in McKenzie.
Yes, the one who had a love marriage.
Yes.
She was in consultancy
and then she had to deal with the housework.
She has maids and all but...
The house still turns into a mess.
- Bills, clothes, the washer man's timing. - Yeah.
But isn't her husband quite sorted?
Marriage is not an announcement of two people are fucking.
It's basically a transfer of ownership.
From the mother to the wife.
I have tolerated him enough. Now, it's your turn.
Think about it.
When the elders go out,
the responsibility of your brothers is on you.
Why? Because from our childhood we are trained to be mothers.
First to the brothers, then to our boyfriends and finally our parents.
I mean how many people do we become mothers to?
Just chill. You aren't married as yet.
Yes.
And I think Rohan will change eventually.
Forget it. I am overthinking.
It is a relationship. One has to compromise a little.
Who says so?
Think about it.
Someone who is passable today
will mend his ways to be good and the one who is good today
will mend his ways to be very good.
Just imagine.
Listen.
I've prepared your favourite kidney beans and rice.
That's why I have been calling you persistently.
Please at least taste it when you return.
Bye.
Love you.
Miss you.
- Greetings, uncle. - Oh, Sandy.
- How are you? - I'm good. I'm good.
How about you?
I need to talk to you, uncle.
Your money, right? I'll give it to you, son.
No, no, uncle.
It's not that. It's something else.
What is it?
I made a mistake, uncle.
Isn't it lovely?
Yes, it is lovely. But isn't it very expensive?
It is expensive.
One doesn't look at the price during Diwali.
That is the price. Is it or isn't it nice?
- It's nice. - That's it.
- Look at how nice the sari is. - See the sari.
Dad.
This is for you.
What are you doing?
Tell your mom where you got all this money from.
Tell her!
Mom, the Diwali...
Nonsense. He won it by betting.
I am doing everything in my power to repay the loan so that I don't default.
However I will surely be called the father of a gambler!
- I have sired such a worthless son... - Why are you calling me worthless?!
What am I doing?
I am repaying the debt of lakhs of rupees you borrowed.
What have we ever got from you besides loans?
Mom can't switch on the fan in the house
least the electricity bill will be too high.
Sometimes the mixer is out of order and other times, the washing machine.
You won't let an MSc in Mathematics work
because you don't want people to accuse you of sponging off your wife.
Fine, I am worthless and all its synonyms.
I don't deserve anything but surely Chetna is deserving.
When she got the admission and wanted to go to America,
why didn't you pay her fees?
Everyone in this house feels suffocated. Even you, dad.
At least we go out of the house, but you can't even do that
because you keep harping about respect, reputation...
Which is nothing but a hoax.
You wasted your whole life trying to earn respect,
but you failed to do so.
Today we have everything in this house because I am earning money.
This is something that you should have provided to us,
but you failed and you are unable to swallow that.
Silence!
You aren't old enough to talk to your father in that tone of voice!
Get out of my way.
Stop.
Look, dad...
Slowly.
- What happened? - I forbade uncle to unload the goods.
He sprained his back.
Dad, I've told you so many times not to lift heavy stuff.
- You're hurting now, aren't you? - It's not so bad.
It's just a slight ache.
Easy. Easy. Easy.
How must we care for him, sir?
He needs to do physiotherapy sessions for a month.
If he still doesn't get relief, we will get an MRI.
Then we'll have to consult a good neurologist and get him operated.
Take care, sir
and don't lift anything heavy. Okay?
- Goodbye. - Goodbye.
At least take his advice.
- Take care, son. - Yes, doctor.
Did you hear that?
Do not lift heavy items.
You don't listen.
It would be different if you didn't have anyone else in the shop.
You should tell me.
- What's the matter with you? - Nothing.
You got into the workshop, didn't you?
Do you need more money?
Take it out of my wallet.
No, they are giving me money.
The workshop is paying you?
Not the workshop. The ad people.
I got an ad in Mumbai.
That's great!
Well, when will you return?
You gave me 40000 rupees for the workshop
and I will receive 30000-40000 for the ad.
I'm thinking of staying there for a bit.
I'll do some acting,
a couple of more auditions
and build a network of people.
You were right.
It is high time I became serious.
Okay.
Since you've made up your mind to go,
you might as well go.
Do your work.
- Sonu and I will manage here. - That's right, brother.
We will handle everything.
I shall stay if you have a problem. It's not a big deal.
No, no, no, no, son. I have no problem.
You go ahead and put your mind in your thing.
Good boy! Become a big star.
Go.
- Well, I will go and pack my bag then. - Yes, go.
Sorry, Ronny.
My uncle is visiting from the US, so dad asked me to come home.
Yes, of course.
I understand.
I bought this kurta for you.
It is pastel in colour. It will look good.
Wear it.
And if you are unable to cook,
let me know. I'll order it for you.
Sure, I'll tell you.
Light the lamps on Diwali.
- Okay. - Yeah.
I'll be back in 2-3 days.
- Bye. - Bye.
I'm glad the train is on time today.
I'll get home in time for the prayers.