This is not an emergency situation.
What should we do?
So let's make it an emergency.
What do you mean make it?
Fake blood reports?
Fake ultrasound, or inducing shock symptoms or
-fludrocortisone. -Fludrocortisone?
Sanjh, we have to save his life not give him a heart attack.
How does it matter?
Everything is illegal, you fool.
I'm not going to be a part of this.
You know,
everyone has a weak point.
It took a lot of time for me to understand this.
Assume, for me, it's my mom.
For Sanjh, it was her family.
Which she never got herself but she saw it in that ordinary family.
Ipecac.
-Come fast. Come, be quick. -Where are you taking me?
-Come, sir. Come. -Where are you taking me?
-Why did you bring me to the washroom? -Mr Shami.
There's my patient behind door number 1, Mr Ahuja.
Mr Shami, there's my patient behind door number 2, Mr Ahuja.
Mr Shami, see Mr Ahuja is so bothered.
-Yes. -One minute.
Why am I getting involved in these games?
It's an emergency, sir. We need to admit the Ahujas.
Emergency? Vomiting?
Mr Shami.
According to the ministry of health and family affairs,
for clinical management of dengue fever, if any patient
has severe symptoms then it's an emergency
and we must give them hospital treatment.
The Ahujas have a high BP and fever, now there are clear signs of
reverse peristalsis.
-What do you want to say? -Vomiting, sir.
-Vomiting. -Mr Shami.
Hmm.
Okay, okay. Admit them.
Why did you call me here for this?
-Yes. -Sanjh got happy like a 6-year-old
who has stolen mangoes from the neighbour's backyard.
I saw the kid within the insolent Sanjh that day.
Were you pretending to vomit or giving birth inside?
Hey...
What are you calculating, Mr Aryabhata?
-I'm calculating my expenses. -Are you checking your stipend?
Even this time, I'll use my stipend for the EMI loan.
The hospital is giving you a good stipend.
You can get a 15 pro with a 1 TB storage.
It's not a stipend. Someone has sent 2 lakhs.
-Some Mula.. -Mulayam.
-Who is Mulayam? -My father, let it go.
Your father sent you 2 lakhs and...
Even I want to be so rich
that I am not bothered about the source of money.
Do one thing. I'll manage with 13 pro.
You can keep my pocket money.
Your brother is here for you.
I've told you so many times, don't do such favours.
-I'll manage it. -Don't mind it.
You will also become so rich
that you won't be bothered by such credit notifications.
Just like your Panchsheel princess.
So, how many pegs did you have before riding the bike?
What is this matter?
Akshat...
Where is he going?
-So, tell me. -Sir, scratch my back.
Rishi, that's the only action you will get.
-Please, the insurance money will come. -I said it's not possible.
What happened? Is everything okay?
I need some more time.
-Please. -I don't have time for these things.
-What happened? -Don't know.
-Hello. -What happened?
The doctors are saying I need to admit my parents for a week.
And my company shut down three months ago.
Mom and dad will get stressed, so I didn't tell them anything.
I have spent all my savings on the hospital bills so far.
They gave me a deadline until the evening to deposit the money.
If I don't arrange the money, they won't give the treatment.
You don't worry. We'll do something.
Don't cry.
Please, don't tell them anything.
I was very emotional with this case.
Maybe because I wasn't thinking like a doctor
but like a son of a nurse.
Should we talk to Dr Sandeep?
What do I do if she's a nurse? Should I get her a job?
We can't help. Get back to work.
There's a pro bono quota for needy patients in our hospital.
But those funds are exhausted.
There's Dutta Charitable Trust seven kilometres away.
Transfer them tonight.
Don't worry about their blood.
Their blood bank is their son.
Will you give me the form after the patient dies?
Take it out quickly. Two minutes, sir.
Be quick. The patient is waiting.
One minute, sir.
We're here. Careful.
You'll be alright. Come on.
Be quick. Don't give him a jerk.
-Come on. Just a little while, man. -It's an emergency.
Be careful he's already injured.
Clear out the way.
Just a minute.
Come on, hurry up.
-What's your name? -Ram.
-Age? Age? -Age?
21 years.
Dr. Chetna, age 21, no history.
Put the pulse and oxy.
Pulse, yes.
Give me your hand. Doctor is here.
Everything will be fine. Don't worry.
Yes, think about good things.
Homemade food. It will be fine.
-Elevate his leg. -Elevate...
Just a bit more.
Rishi, distract him. There's no staff. I'll go get morphine.
-You... -Keep talking to him.
Brother, what's going on?
Tell me, how did you get injured?
I was flying kite and I fell from the roof.
Kite? What type of kite? What size and shape?
It was too wide.
What is that?
Doctor is coming quickly. Don't worry.
Oh, God.
What the hell are you doing? Move.
Rishi, we are doctors.
And this is extremely serious and you've turned this profession to a joke.
Now go and get Dr Lamba. Go.
When one of the body parts hurts,
to relieve the pain, other part of the body must be induced with pain.
It releases fresh endorphins.
You must know, Dr Chetna.
I had heard from childhood that we must give our best in everything.
Today, I was realising that your best is not always enough.
Please get in the line. Please.
-Sorry. Move. Mr Shami. -Get in a line.
I'm a doctor. Mr Shami, come aside.
Yes. You handle it.
-Yes? -Mr Shami, you take my stipend back
but don't stop the Ahujas' treatment, please.
Your stipend would barely provide for one day's extension.
Two days.
I just kept looking at Sanjh.
Four days.
Okay then.
Just hope he gets better in four days.
Hey, Golu, is the discharge done?
Please, get in a line. Please.
Listen to me. Get in a line.
I had goosebumps.
We were really helping someone.
And Sanjh, I don't know why but I felt she did it for me.
One minute. Was I getting inspired by Ruchi and Pulkit?
-Let's go to bed. -Yes, we've reached. Just co-operate.
I can't see anything.
How can you? I've blindfolded you.
-Obviously. -Three, two, one!
Ta-da!
Puls.
You remembered? 11th grade, Bio lab.
One second.
Aww.
-It smells good. -One second, madam.
-Oh. -Please.
Thank you.
A candlelight in the day?
-Because you show me stars at daytime. -Oh.
Naughty.
Ah.
I'll put it for you, madam. Have this.
You handle yours.
Ready?
Happy anniversary, my sweetie.
Happy anniversary, Pulshit.
In our style.
How are you feeling now?
Thank you.
Thank you for what?
My son is very hard-working.
But I know...
He doesn't have a job.
Please don't tell him.
I'm very well aware of the risks for a diabetic
if the blood platelets get low during dengue.
You guys have done everything.
That's not the case.
And it wasn't your duty.
Thank you all.
And one more thing,
you both look cute together.
I couldn't believe what I heard.
Happiness, anxiety, all feelings were rushing.
Maybe that's why I escaped. I'll go check on that patient.
I'll be back. Take care.
Just one minute. Umm...
Hey, another one of my star interns. Come here.
Hurry up. Quick on your feet. It's an emergency case. Come.
I want to introduce you to someone special.
Madam, he is the one.
Come, please. Go.
Greetings, please help me.
Actually, my insurance is stuck and my husband has a Lasik surgery.
And the nurse was saying that
you cleared a patient's payment.
Why wouldn't he? In fact, he will mortgage his house for you.
BG, take her to the admin office, please.
Thank you.
Say welcome, she is thanking you.
Go, go, please.
You guys come here to treat the patients.
Not to give them a treat.
If you want to do charity, go to an orphanage on Sundays.
Who is stopping you? I'll do the booking for you.
Right now you have the paediatric duty.
Do it properly.
That day, I learnt the first lesson of doctory.
There's a difference between being a doctor and a messiah.
And I don't know what happened,
I went home and studied for 8 hours.
In a hope that I will stop thinking about Sanjh.
I had become an ordinary person from being a messiah again.
I wish I could've told that Akshat
that the one who listens to their hearts are not ordinary.
You will be okay.
You are very secretive, Doctor Lady.
Hate in public and mate in the car.
Checkmate.
Don't ask me what happened.
This was shocking for me too.
Vian Sachdeva. 99% chances are there that he won't survive.
But there must be a way.
We must tell a mother to stop hoping that her child will survive.
If this had happened with me, would you have given up?
Every minute, three infants die in India.
No matter how much we sympathise, this is the truth.
Sometimes, one must think emotionally too.
Look, if you can't do it, I'll do it.
I can't believe you are being competitive at this?