Come on, you fancy dress.
-I'm coming. Don't push me. -I'll show you what's pushing.
What you've done with our boss,
-watch it. -I apologised to him multiple times.
I am more screwed than him. Why are you arresting me?
Everything will be okay.
You will be okay.
Sometimes, I think life
is like an operation theatre.
No matter how many procedures you follow
once the red light is on,
then there's no guarantee.
I also followed all the procedures.
I listened to my mom, my friends,
Sanjh as well.
Anyway, let it go.
Whatever it is, I don't deserve to be in jail.
What do you think?
Let's begin from where all the ruckus began.
My medical internship.
The lead characters were
some special morons.
This lying wrestler is the pride of the Jaats, Rishi Jhankal.
The man had land, property, Fortuner, everything.
But still he got in the race to prove to his family that he is smart.
These are the guys who have found their personal corner in the hospital, PuChi.
Which means Pulkit and Ruchi.
After the 12th class, they started dating.
Since then they were in love.
And this man who swore not to blink even after 72-hour shift, that's me.
Being the topper of the class, repaying the loan of 20 lakhs
and proving that a nurse's son
from a small-town from Lucknow can become a top-class surgeon.
That was my aim.
Give it to me. Your shift is over. Go to sleep.
And she is the one who had the potential to distract me from my goal.
That's why I wanted to be far from her.
My first crush.
The daughter of famous doctors Swati and Anil Arora, Sanjh Arora.
You are already very sleepy.
-Go get some sleep. I'll take over. -Hey.
I told you I'll manage.
I hold a record of working for 72 hours.
So? You want an award?
No. Only nepo kids get one.
-I want a reward from Ananda. -Huh.
You won't get it by playing a victim card.
Life was a race for us.
So we had to run.
Let's begin from the beginning.
Son, I have learnt one thing from 25 years of my nursing experience,
that there's a human in every patient.
And that's why every doctor must have a human inside.
That's the difference between a doctor and an ordinary human.
That we can't take our emotions in the premises of the hospital.
Absolutely.
And make sure that you are in the good books of Dr. Ananda.
If that happens, it will reduce
your 2-3 years of struggle.
Not that you have to struggle a lot.
But don't forget to get Ananda's letter of recommendation, yeah?
Can I go now?
No letter of recommendation is higher than a patient's blessings.
Yes, Mom, I remember everything. You don't worry.
I'll become a neurosurgeon and repay the loan.
And I will consider all women as goddesses and sisters.
Okay, Mom, bye.
-Brother, this is your dream palace. -It is amazing, brother.
-Shall we? -Let's enter in a Bollywood style.
Oh, man.
-It is going to be fun here. -Yes, it is.
Welcome to the first day of your internship.
If you thought the four years of MBBS were difficult,
then let me make it very clear to you
that in comparison to your internship,
that was your honeymoon period.
Like every year, the best performing intern
of the first year's first trimester
gets my letter of recommendation.
And anyone of you doesn't know the value
of this letter in the medical fraternity, you don't deserve to be in this room.
And this year,
along with the letter of recommendation,
there will be a scholarship of 20 lakhs.
Nobody else knew the value of those 20 lakhs more than me.
Now, carefully,
look at the person sitting next to you.
That's your competition.
Mom's words echoed in my ears.
"Dear, Akshat, don't get distracted."
With this note, I wish you all the best.
Oh, it's so hot.
Here's your heroine.
I always had a tickle in my stomach seeing Sanjh come close to me.
But I didn't accept it.
Shut up, man.
She was my crush for a week in first year.
She is a crush not a Crocin to expire in 2 years.
Where is Dr. Sandeep?
Hello, Sanjh.
What's up, Virgin?
You heard it right. She called me Virgin.
Why? I'll tell you that some other day.
You pretend to be a topper
so work on your English.
It's not Virgin. I'm going to be a surgeon. And better than you.
That's your problem. You get competitive.
-The guys who live in the mansion.. -Yes, yes, I'm privileged.
My parents are doctors.
What do I know about struggle, right?
But I think you know
if anyone can compete against you in this batch for the LoR, it's this nepo kid.
Keep dreaming.
So this was our general ward.
And guys, these are our dearest patients of the hospital.
-And he is the one. -Hey, hi.
With a long face, Dr. Sandeep.
Sir, is it okay if I record?
If I ever see you making a video here again,
the next video in this phone would be your colonoscopy.
Because the phone will go into your anal canal, got it?
He means he will shove it up your ass.
Even I'm a doctor.
I'll say it once. Listen to me carefully.
Reporting time is 8 AM.
It means I want all of you here at 7 AM sharp, every day.
And don't keep any father-figure expectations from me.
But if you make a mistake, I'll be your father.
Dad...
Sorry, Dr. Sandeep, which department is it?
You all have been assigned to the department of medicine.
And yes, I need one POC among all of you.
Decide amongst each other who will be the point of contact.
When should we tell you, sir?
You. You will be my POC.
-Uncle? -Jhankal, sir.
-Rishi Jhankal. -Yeah, whatever.
So tomorrow 7 AM sharp, all of you.
And wear your scrubs. You are all doctors. Behave like one.
And the real race begins now.
Hey, man.
It is supposed to be put on the floor, not on the face.
Sorry, sorry.
Oh.
The day will begin with noting the vitals in the ward.
-Vitals mean.. -Body temperature, blood pressure. - Pulse, heart rate.
Wonderful. Finishing my sentences.
We must be soulmates, isn't it?
I want to see what happens to your enthusiasm
when you do your first prostate exam.
But you are right. Note the vitals and document them carefully.
I'm going to the bathroom. Why are you guys following me?
Make groups of two and start your rounds.
You two, you two, and
you two beards. Be together.
Wow, Virgin.
You will assist me in your first duty.
So lucky.
The ones who can score a goal are the ones who are assisted.
-You are a goalie. -Excuse me.
-Did you just fat shame me? -No, goalie.
Meaning a goal keeper.
Game on.
Now, she said game on, so I had to show off.
Anyway, I didn't have time to waste
by falling in love and breaking my heart.
Sorry. Sorry.
It's good for you.
Go straight to the hostel and sleep.
I have to travel all the way to Panchsheel.
Going to the most fancy place in Delhi, that too in a luxurious car.
It is tough.
You must be fun at parties.
I don't know. Nobody ever invited me.
I'll take the stairs.
Good night, Virgin.
Good night, Nepo.
Your heart is pounding, Pu.
It is pounding even faster.
Since you've come into my life,
it has been pounding, Pu.
Everyone thinks it's due to love.
But a heart rate with more than 100 beats per minute,
can be a sign of tachycardia.
For more such tips, keep watching our channel.
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Yes, get this done.
And Ananda will hit your bell icon. Come on.
-Gabbar is calling. -Let's go.
I will do it.
He is a male patient, Sanjh. I must do it.
I said, I will do it.
And a patient's gender doesn't matter for a doctor.
But it matters for the patient.
It might not make a difference to you, but it might be odd for the patient.
Hey, hold on.
Side please. Hey.
Mr. Choudhary.
Dr. Sandeep had sent me to change your catheter.
-Who are you? -I'm Dr. Akshat. I'm an intern.
I won't let an intern treat me. Call the doctor.
Sir, but...
The doctor has sent me.
Handle him, nurse.
Not a nurse, sir, I'm a doctor. Dr. Sanjh.
If you are a doctor, I'm the Prime Minister.
I told you, until Dr. Sandeep doesn't come
-I won't budge. -Dr. Sandeep is in a surgery.
So he sent me to change the bag.
Does your Dr. Sandeep not know who I am?
Call him.
Sir, I can't disturb him during the surgery.
And this bag is full.
If I don't change it, you'll get an infection.
Can't you understand? What are you doing, girl?
Sanjh, wait. What are you doing?
I'm doing what you should've done five minutes ago.
We can't give into our patient's tantrums, Akshat.
-Give me. -Hey, girl, it's illegal.
You can't do anything without my permission.
Not a girl, sir. A doctor.
You are not a doctor. Doctor.
-Sir, sir.. -Doctor.
-Sanjh, wait. -Doctor..
-You two... -I'm handling it. Let it go.
-Sanjh, I'll handle it. -I will get you fired.
-Sanjh, let me handle it. -Keep it aside.
The first patient of my life.
The PA of the most influential minister of Delhi.
What did I do?
My dreams, scholarship, my career,
everything got drenched.
That too in yellow colour.
And what happened next... Hmm.
You guys spilled urine on the MLA's PA.
-You motherf... -Hey, hey.
Watch your mouth.
I am also a Jaat. I'll get you abducted.
Who will you abduct? Choudhary?
We'll get the urine cleaned, sir.
Sir, sorry, sir, I made a mistake.
Please, forgive me, sir.
But sir, your urine is yellow. Increase your water intake.
You shut up.
Or else I'll make you pee here.
What is this pee?
-What's going on? -Ma'am.
Sanjh and Akshat
-spilled the urine. -What?
Ma'am, none of this would've happened if this man would've let us do our work.
Madam, I do nothing.
This lady pulled my urine bag, and urine all over my body. Look.
-Ma'am, we can explain ourselves. -Yes, ma'am.
You might need to, but in front of Dr Ananda.
Let me check with Dr Sandeep first.
Disgusting.
Sir.
Sir, Dramamine? Do you feel dizzy?
Don't interfere.
I will make sure to sue you guys.
Three years ago, there was an intern.
Eklavya Sharma.
Very promising kid.
But one day, he spilled glucose on a patient by mistake.
He was really sorry and he meant it too.
But sadly,
that day was Eklavya Sharma's last day in this hospital.
Now the funny thing is, that poor guy spilled glucose.
But you guys spilled
uric acid, creatinine,
fluoride, sodium, potassium and
whatever was mixed in it.
You guys are amazing.
He is speaking of urine.
Dr Ananda will go out on her routine rounds at 5 PM.
So, either convince Choudhary not to file a case against you
or get ready to be the next Eklavya Sharma.
You want the sandwich?
Go, run.
Jhankal, wait.
-Yes, sir. -Pick up that file.
It belongs to Manoj Verma. Kidney stones. Read it.
Not stones, sir, these are bricks.
That is why we need to send him into surgery.
There's a consent form. Get the family's signature.
-And listen. -Yes?
I've sent the patient for the MRI.
OT is booked too.
So, go promptly
and take the first relative's sign.
I need to speak to you, Dr Sandeep.
Please come in.
I don't think you should make the interns change the catheter.
So should I make them butter my sandwich?
They are not even a week-old, Sandeep.
I'm sorry but your job is to teach them
and to be present. Not to dump work on them.
My job is to finish my MD
become a pulmonologist and get the fuck out of here.
And your job is to report to me.
So I would suggest tha you do your job carefully
and I am doing mine. Thank you.
Seeing this, it seems like it was my fault.
-Brother, can you delete this? -No.
You messed things up, you sort it out now.
Excuse me?
You started it.
-If I.. -Yes, I know you will doom me.
Brother, I look hot.
I was handling Choudhary, why did you show your attitude?
I have an attitude. What will you do?
Let's play this blame game first.
Okay? Now it's my turn. Tell me.
Sanjh, if you don't have a solution, don't give him BT.
Do one thing, Ruchi, check his social media profile.
Maybe we could find something.
And I'll talk to the nurse and try to find something.
And Rishi...
Sandeep has left a stick in my colon. You handle it.
-Brother, can you delete it if we pay you? -No.
Do one thing, ask the surgery team to be on stand by.
-Tell them Dr Shishir is half an hour late. Yes? -Dr. Sandeep.
I can't find his family. Let me take his sign.
Are you an...
Why do you think I told you not to take this boy's consent?
Because he is a minor, you idiot, by 14 days.
You are lucky that Dr Shishir is half an hour late.
So search the entire city.
But get this boy's family and I need their consent. Go.
Okay, Sir.
My fate was messing with me.
The one who I was assuming to be harmful
I was sitting next to her.
They look like a couple of swans.
They look cute.
Go ahead.
His name should've been Mr Lover not Choudhary.
Bloody Barjatya's fan.
Whose?
Barjatya... I mean a very happy family.
Wonder what that feels like.
You're saying like you don't have one.
Spend a day with them.
You will find out.
Has anyone seen the kidney stone guy's family?
Yes. This was Rishi's job in my life.
To spoil the moment. Keep checking.
Did you see the kidney stone guy's family?
-No. -Ah!
-Did you see the kidney stone guy's family? -No.
Oh, man. Where are they?
Kidney stone guy's...
Sorry Aunty.
Has anyone seen the kidney stone guy's family?
My career was at stake but Choudhary was very stubborn.
But Sanjh had come out with me to a tea stall for the first time.
Like she walked into my life.
I know I was still checking Choudhary's file and blabbering.
What are you reading? It is not going to appear in your exams.
What do I do?
Let's get Choudhary thrashed by thugs.
That will be good.
Now you are sounding just like him.
So let's bribe him.
Really? And where will you get the money from?
Bank of Arora. Ask your family.
Yeah, right.
I will wash his dirty laundry
but I won't ask help from my parents.
Umm, brother,
please don't poke your ear.
You serve food.
It's unhygienic.
Sorry, sister.
Dramamine? You feel dizzy?
Dimenhydrinate.
Sanjh, dimenhydrinate.
Dimenhydrinate. Means Dramamine.
I chased the idea, Sanjh chased me.
And Rishi? He had a different run.
You entered like a hero.
What?
I'm fine. I'm fine, everyone.
-What's this? -The consent form of the kidney stone patient.
Signed by his father.
Him?
I was screaming all around,
where is the family of the kidney stone patient? You couldn't speak up then?
Speak up. You mute.
Ma'am, where did you find him?
With little knowledge of admin process, where I found his number
and a great invention called
mobile phone.
It's Bittu's mother.
Yes. The kidney stone doctor...
You both are back?
I told you, I will sue you.
Forget about the case. We've come to help you.
-Sir.. -I don't need your help.
This, what you are doing right now,
-you know this can kill you? -Sanjh.
You feel dizzy by doing this repeatedly.
I will talk to him. Since when are you consuming Dramamine?
Many years.
There's a disease called benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.
You feel dizzy because of poking your ear repeatedly.
And for that dizziness, you are having drama mine.
Which has a side-effect of passing urine
that's why this catheter is here.
And ask us, how do we know this?
-How? -Because we are doctors.
All your problems will be solved, just stop poking your ear.
Okay?
What do you think? Will Choudhary file a case?
I don't know. His face was blank.
He was bound to.
She was showing off, "We're doctors."
Because we are doctors.
Man, the suspense is building up.
Let's see.
Man... I respect you.
I don't know what you guys did.
But Choudhary isn't suing us.
Now let's go. I'll teach you how to place
the foley catheter without tearing it.
-And is this the place to sit? You idiot. -Sorry, sir.
-Guys. -We're saved.
-Come on, brother. -We're saved.
This was the first time I was happy during the internship.
Just because the internship was saved
or because maybe a stubborn, insolent, nepo kid was becoming my friend.
And maybe I realised, all that I think is out of my league,
it's not important that it's harmful.
Show some guts. You will be okay.
Done.
-Send it to me. -I'll post it.
Congrats, dear, it's barely been a week
and you've started doing what you do the best.
Ruining it.
And this time you've really raised the bar.
When will you stop being such a disappointment, Sanjh?
See you at home.
What happened to Sanjh suddenly?
I wish I had asked her then.
Because whatever this was,
it was soon going to flip my life.
Is it so bad that we want to take care of you?
You only care about your reputation.
-Did anyone say anything? -I told you, not now.
42 dengue patients got admitted within 24 hours.
An alert has been issued.
We can't admit them.
We don't have the capacity and they don't have the money.
Even you can't speak respectfully, Sanjh. You can't even take a joke.
It's not my problem that you don't know the difference
between a joke and blabbering.