Sanjh.
She had become one such book of my life
which had a new twist on every page.
Imagine, a few weeks ago, from whom I was escaping
so that I don't get distracted from my goal,
she had become the goal today.
And a goal which was showing the way herself.
But I'm a middle-class man. I was used to struggling.
So how could I trust easy paths?
And how could I garner the courage to walk on it?
Thank you.
And tell me more about Dr Sandeep's miracles?
Come on. I made a mistake.
Will you kill me now?
I'm apologising to you.
I was beating around the bushes. Forgive me.
When Dr Sandeep caught me
in the prescription scam,
he put forth a condition in front of me.
That I should introduce him to your family.
Because he wants a job in your family's private centre.
What?
Oh.
Umm... I am so sorry. I thought you...
I mean, I and Dr Sandeep...
No, no. That's not the case.
And why are you apologising? It's not your fault, it's mine. I will apologise.
I should've told you the truth before. I'm a moron.
What were you saying...
Umm... About asking out?
No?
No, I mean...
I mean, only if you want to.
No, I mean...
I want you to ask me out only if you want to.
If you don't want to, then don't. Just...
Umm... So, I'll do one thing.
I'll talk to my dad
and I will talk
to him about Dr Sandeep and
I'll text him the details.
Thank you, Sanjh.
Okay. Cool.
-Great. -Yeah. No problem.
-Okay. -Okay.
So...
Wake up. You both lie like furniture all day.
Get up. I need to talk to you about something important.
Ask him to switch on the fan.
Sanjh wants me to ask her out.
What?
Yes.
You've done it!
-She is flirting with you. -Shut up.
I'm scared.
I don't know how to ask out. I have never done it.
Can't Sanjh ask me out?
You moron.
We've taught you being a man by showing you
the sigma male reels and abusive languages,
-and you're scared asking her out? -Shut up. Listen to me.
With full confidence, chest out and ask her,
"Will you go out on a date with me?"
-What will you say? -Umm..
-Will you go out on a date with me? -Will you go out
-on a date with me? -Will you go out on a date with me?
-Will you go out on a date with me?
Yay. Why wouldn't she?
Thank you so much for meeting me.
And I have to tell you that
you guys are my personal heroes.
And working here would indeed be a dream come true for me.
That's so sweet of you.
Thank you for coming.
Sorry Dr Anil is not here. He has a very busy schedule.
I understand. You don't have to apologise.
You know, Dr Shishir and I were in the same batch.
And he always had high standards.
-He told me. -You've assisted him.
That's enough for me.
And more so, Sanjh has very good things to say about you,
which is quite rare.
Very sweet of her. I will personally thank her.
But I've to tell you that Sanjh is indeed one of the best interns at Gayatri Devi.
She is.
Between you and me, we both know
it's no big deal to be the best in Gayatri Devi.
Don't get me wrong. We're only looking out for Sanjh.
Academically she has been a very bright child.
But being a doctor is unique.
Wouldn't you agree?
-Yeah. -By the way,
Sanjh likes
to help the poor.
Which is fantastic.
Do charity.
But she can't treat TB forever.
There's more to this business.
Don't you agree?
What's your take on this, Dr Sandeep?
I think nowadays, young doctors
are more focused on emotions
and morals. They are being a little too serious about them.
But the fact of the matter is once you spend enough time in the system,
you do realise that
hospitals will be able to afford charity cases
when premium patients keep paying in the executive suites.
-You're right. -It...
It is a delicate balance, like, how you put it.
Like how, if the food doesn't go through the oesophagus
metabolism can't happen. It's not possible.
And speaking of Sanjh, you've done good
by putting her in Gayatri Devi hospital because
that hospital is such that
best of the best doctors, they crash and burn.
So, the more time she spends there, she would
I think she will be motivated to get out of that place.
It's a win-win for you guys.
Very impressive.
Thank you.
But this isn't...
Just because insurance doesn't cover this, you'll charge like anything?
-Sir, please calm down. -What calm down?
These medicines, pre-hospitalization tests,
15,000 for a urine test?
And 8,500 for this test?
Sir, you sit, I'll check. I'll look into it.
You sit. These are standard charges.
You come sit, please.
Excuse me. Hi.
I'm also a doctor but not in this hospital.
Would you mind if I have a look at your file, please?
To understand...
I just want to help you, yeah.
One second. Excuse me.
May I have a word, please? One minute.
Yes. Yes, please. How can I help you, sir?
-One minute. -Yes.
These charges...
Aren't they a bit too inflated?
Don't get me wrong, even I'm a doctor but at Gayatri Devi Hospital.
I mean, I understand this happens but...
Boss, he can get a new sports bike for this.
-What is this? -One minute, sir.
Are you Dr Sandeep Verma from Gayatri Devi?
Yeah.
Sir, Dr Arora just asked me to make your offer letter a minute ago.
Congratulations, you are going to be one of us.
Look, sir,
when people have insurance,
they think they can afford this hospital.
Now City Hospital
has a reputation, a level.
Right?
World class state-of-the-art facilities, reputed doctors,
they come with a price, sir.
Right?
These Meera Bagh and Tilak Nagar guys came to the hospital
where Virat Kohli had come
for the treatment.
-Correct me if I'm wrong. -Let me.
You know right, Virat Kohli is also from Meera Bagh.
-Yes. -Anyway.
Don't print the offer letter which you were told to make.
Because even I have a couple of principles, right?
And if anyone asks, tell them
maybe Dr Sandeep Verma can't be afforded by this hospital.
Right?
Ridiculous.
I'm sorry, I tried. I can't help you. All the best.
You know you eat ice cream like kids.
Don't speak about the kids.
I'm tired of doing rounds in maternity, gynaec and paediatric.
Forget about that. Get ready by 8.
Hmm. What's at 8?
My parents' 25th anniversary. They are desperate to meet you.
Shit.
That is why I wonder why aren't you going to the salon.
Puls, there's a problem.
Dr Khanna liked my work so much that he recommended me to Dr Mehta.
And I need to observe one neuroendoscopy.
But I need to go to the hospital for that.
I'm so sorry, Puls.
But for the first time in my life, I feel like I'm good at something.
I want to do this.
Please.
You fool. You are the best.
Don't worry, I'll handle my parents.
Okay.
Thank you so much, Puls.
Why are you thanking me? Drop me home.
-Finish it quickly. -Let me eat.
So, how's it going with Rishi?
Hearing his name makes me angry.
Which is the problem.
I think Rishi and I have the best sex. When I'm angry at him,
and suddenly when he does something nice,
somehow the sex is bad.
How did he make you mad this time?
I trusted him and told him about Sandeep.
That donkey told Sandeep.
And you know what was his explanation?
"I was just sympathizing."
He actually went and gave him a hug.
Sandeep was visibly so angry.
I couldn't even look him into his eyes.
I just feel hurt
that Rishi broke my trust.
I thought you had this no strings attached system
because you didn't want to get hurt.
But maybe this isn't working.
Last time, Sandeep was hurt
because he developed feelings for you.
And this time, you are hurt.
Maybe you like Rishi.
-Beyond just sex. -No way, doc.
He is an idiot.
And he is just not my type.
He wants to be a doctor because he wants to know
if breaking bones is easier or repairing them.
So Rishi,
no.
Never.
Sanjh Arora. Sanjh.
Hi.
I wanted to talk to you.
-Tell me. -I was saying,
I'm a donkey.
Not even a donkey. I'm a bull.
-Ask me why? -Why?
Because I was scared before
that a girl like you will reject me.
And I was scared that if I take my competition out on a date,
how will I succeed in life?
And I lived in the fear of asking out. I've never done it before.
I realised one thing today,
it's not necessary that the thing I'm scared of is bad for me.
Either I'll bend or break.
But I will find out only when I take that leap.
Dr Sanjh Arora.
Will you take the leap?
Will you go out on a date with me?
What was going on?
I garnered so much courage and confessed my feelings, and...
I couldn't understand anything at that time.
But today, I will say one thing.
Hope and reality,
I mean, the difference between expectations and reality,
is called life.
And the hunger to eliminate this difference
makes you take the leap.
Yes, you will break a couple of bones,
but every leap will teach you something new.
Keep taking the leap.
You will be okay.
You come every two days, do all the tests,
and you take medicines despite the reports are negative.
What is this black business?
-Doctor. -The symptoms you missed last time,
you are missing the same symptoms with the new patient.
Is anyone filing a legal case?