Doctor sir.
Can I at least have one laddu in a day?
If you want to dance in your son's wedding,
control your sweet tooth now.
You can have whatever you want once you get better.
Alright, I'll be back.
Take care.
Some people give false hopes so easily.
They don't even think it can break someone's heart.
Meaning?
I mean, Akshat, you shouldn't have lied to the kid.
He is excited now.
Some people pass a judgment about the people from their 6-room palace.
7 rooms. But how is that relevant?
You will blabber to win the argument?
I will win the argument, fulfil the kid's wish and burst crackers with him.
Are you out of your fucking mind?
You will send a cancer patient in the smoke?
You were already insensitive and irresponsible.
But I had faith that you'll be a good doctor.
But guess I was wrong.
Sanjh.
Sanjh. Sanjh, I'm talking to you.
Don't you trust me?
Say something. I'm asking you.
Hands up. The Haryana police
have surrounded you from one side.
Are you crazy?
-Happy Diwali. -Hands up.
Inspector, she is there. You are under arrest.
-For being the cutest couple ever. -Aww.
Guys, one second. Sanjh.
Look, this is so cute.
That boy will get the feeling of bursting crackers without any smoke.
It's not dangerous at all.
You're awesome, Akshat.
Wow, I contacted four dealers and I got this.
But no, you are praising him.
-Cutie. -Maybe I'm not that insensitive,
irresponsible and useless doctor.
Right, Ruchi?
Ruchi, there's a lot of difference
in being an irresponsible doctor and insensitive person.
But at least some people are sensitive about something.
Careful. Slowly.
-Are you done? -You handle your own. -Brother, Sister.
-Bring it here. -What happened? -Thank you, guys.
Let's crack crackers.
I don't have much time, so I need to make it worth it.
-Is everything ready? -Yes.
-Come that way. -Go on, Shivansh. Press it.
Alright.
Woah.
Happy Diwali.
Happy Diwali, Shivansh.
What happened between you two now?
Man, I went to sort it out.
But it got worse.
-Happy Diwali! -Let's go!
-We both are from different worlds. -Oh.
Oh, this is breaking news.
This has never happened before.
-Stop blabbering. Come to the point. -I'm not blabbering.
I don't know what happened.
She has anxiety.
Anxiety?
So what happened?
Actually,
she thought I can't understand her anxiety.
I was only telling her to be practical in life.
And things escalated.
And then we fought.
Will you listen to me?
Join your hands and apologise.
-Are you a moron? -Why?
Why should I apologise when it's not my fault?
She was giving me an earful and so was I. It's not my fault alone.
May I say something?
You know what's a guy's advantage? To apologise five times.
Go and apologise.
And if you can't digest it? Look at this kid.
Akshat Yadav.
You don't have time. Make it worth it.
-That was fun. -I am coming with the file.
Yes, absolutely.
-It was awesome. -We could do something at least.
Is Diwali done?
No, sir, I mean...
My PG exams have been preponed and I haven't slept for the last 52 hours
so do not test my patience.
Dr Ananda will get the report of what you've done
but in an ideal world, I should suspend all of you forever.
But I thought, who will work in this hospital then?
So, the next entire week, all of you are on double shifts.
16 hours straight.
And yeah, happy Diwali.
There's no time for goodness anymore.
Why is Gabbar so insolent?
Man,
I agree we did a good deed,
but we broke the rule.
Hello, Sandeep's lawyer.
He doesn't have a life of his own so he will ruin our life?
-You rest now. -Yes.
What's going on?
Really?
If you are so bothered,
you must think twice before being stupid.
That's not the case.
When Sandeep was doing his internship,
during that time, as a punishment,
he had to do stool tests for the entire hospital.
Dr Sandeep used to do stool tests?
No. Sandeep never made a mistake.
That's why other interns were jealous of him.
But you guys, who are fighting for the scholarship,
it all began because of Sandeep.
Ananda never saw a brilliant student like him before.
To encourage people like Sandeep, she started a scholarship.
Sandeep worked nonstop.
Sometimes work, sometimes study, sometimes exams,
and his friends
some went to the AIIMS,
some went to America, and some went to Canada.
And he remained here.
The most brilliant student.
Even today, he is fighting his fate.
-Hello, guys. -So guys, as promised ask me anything.
-He means ask us anything. -Yes, ask us anything.
-So guys, the first question is... -Hmm.
Should we get married at the age of 25?
It's a very subjective question.
Let's skip this one.
So next,
boyfriend's parents insist...
It's a very cliched question.
Let's skip this one too.
If you ignore all the questions, what will we incorporate in the video?
Give me the phone.
As doctors, do you recommend working with your partner?
-Not at all. -100%.
Hmm.
Not at all?
Am I so bad?
I don't know if you're bad or me.
But we are very bad together.
If we can't work together, it doesn't mean others can't.
And if we put some more efforts, everything is possible.
Pulkit.
Forgive me. I made a mistake that I missed your parents' anniversary.
That's what you want to hear?
I didn't want to hear any of this.
What happened? Why are you misunderstanding me nowadays?
Since when have things changed for us?
Our relationship is older than Mohenjo-Daro.
Things change with time.
But labels will change along the course.
I know you freaked out by the engagement thing.
But if we both put some efforts
we could be happy like before and become hashtag couple goals.
-Huh? -That's the problem, Pulkit.
We need to put efforts now.
It is not happening naturally.
I'm getting late.
We'll finish the video later. Give me my phone.
Metrogen.
Cadcort.
Did I ask for your help?
Even Shivansh didn't ask for help.
Time is limited, Sanjh. We must make it worth it.
I want to apologise to you for saying some things without thinking.
I'll be careful in future.
Hmm.
And if
I've hurt you in any way, I'm sorry. That wasn't my intention.
Give me, I'll help you.
One second.
Lupical 500.
How can you read such bad handwriting?
I never thought Rishi would enlighten me.
-Rishi? -Hmm.
I was talking to him.
He told me.
You talked to Rishi about us?
-Akshat. -Hmm?
And what exactly did you tell him?
-Nothing special, just... -Did you tell him about my meds?
Look, while talking...
We're men, men share everything with each other.
-So I... -I had clearly told you, Akshat,
that I don't share this with anyone.
I shared my deepest secret with you and you...
It's not a big deal, Sanjh.
I was asking for help from Rishi.
He didn't judge you. Why are you getting so angry?
Akshat, I was 15.
I was having my exams.
I had revised 4 times.
I just went to the loo and suddenly my hands and feet went cold.
I felt like I am drowning.
There's a sea and I'm drowning
the more I try to come out of it,
I kept sinking.
I couldn't breathe.
But I couldn't seek help from anyone, Akshat.
I thought...
I was so embarrassed.
I took six months to tell my parents, Akshat.
Do you realise how many times I would've contemplated before telling you?
And you...
Casually gossiped with Rishi.
Sanjh, I agree, you are going through something.
I also agree I didn't think it through before telling Rishi.
But it wasn't gossip.
If you want to blame me for everything
I don't know how to handle you.
Yes, you won't ever understand because you know what, you think
you need to handle me.
That's the problem.
You don't think anything but I and me.
It's not your fault.
If I was a nepo kid like you, I would've said the same things.
And you know what, Sanjh,
my struggle is very different than yours.
I don't want to waste my time in this daily fights and dramas.
-Understood? -Oh, fuck you.
And your victim card.
Yes, to hell with you.
I don't care.
When I told you, this is your last chance to prove yourself for the LoR,
I didn't mean you to suck up.
Sanjh, when will you realise?
Our careers can't be compared.
I've taken a loan of 25 lakhs.
Everyone has made a mistake.
But in our profession, there's no forgiveness for any mistake.