My trial begins in a few hours, I'll go home and sleep well.
Anyway, where was I?
Yes. Dr Sandeep.
So, everyone was astounded by what Dr Sandeep did.
But I was confused more.
Why would anyone resign at the top of their career?
I couldn't understand it back then.
I had to learn a lot.
Yours and your brother's life? What do you mean?
I accidentally overdosed on certain sedatives.
And I forgot that I had
some alcohol an hour ago.
I'm sure rest is very clear, so this is my resignation.
Dr Sandeep, you are clearly stressed.
-But you don't have to do... -I don't have to.
I need to.
I am tired. I'm really tired, doctor.
Following these world-made goals, I'm really tired now.
First boards.
Then MBBS.
Then NEET and now PG.
Once we accomplish one of the goals, the world changes the entire race.
And I chased these goals very well
with full determination. I was on point.
But chasing these world-made goals, I forgot to live my life.
Everything is very exciting at the beginning, right?
New cases, new responsibilities. It feels like we'll conquer the world.
But forget about the world, if you get an 8-hour sleep...
Eight is too much, right?
I feel like I'm a rat in a race which will never end.
It doesn't have a finishing line, and I don't know where I'm going and why?
All I know is just keep going but
isn't that like a machine?
Which is on autopilot without stopping, without breaking,
and it will crash. It has to, right?
That's not the way to live, is it?
You know, my family, my relatives,
everyone is happy seeing the initials Dr. before my name.
But I am greedy for the new alphabets. I'm greedy, I guess.
I don't want to stop.
First MBBS, then MD, then FCCP then HOD,
I mean, the list will go on, it will never end.
And I genuinely don't remember when was the last time I was happy.
The friends whom I wanted to meet once,
today I'm tired comparing our success.
I don't find my friends, family, lovers
in my call logs but you guys, don't mind
I'm tired of seeing the numbers of the hospital staff.
Once the dreams which gave me a hope to stay awake, stop me from sleeping,
today, I'm tired chasing them.
I'm tired, and I guess I'm done.
I have a friend.
She has a tattoo of semicolon on her wrist.
You know what it means?
That this is not an end. It is just a breather, a pause.
A time to sit back, relax and re-evaluate
what to do.
So, I guess, this is my semicolon moment and I have to just calm down, breathe and
evaluate who I am and what I want.
Who am I?
So, I guess this is my the-story-is-yet-to-unfold moment.
And I will see you when I see you.
And...
Please, accept my resignation.
You do you, Dr Sandeep.
But if you want to come back,
we will be happy to have you here.
Here and here. Sign it.
Mr Shami, if you wanted my autograph, you could've asked directly.
I could've taken a selfie with you for 100 bucks.
Your selfie will be posted on the missing poster.
If the patient sues you.
So that the hospital doesn't have to take responsibility
of your heroics,
that is why, give your autographs.
Hmm. Correct.
And call the other three.
-It's not working. -Chotu.
Get a new pen.
You guys sit here. I'll be back.
-Would a selfie work? -I need to do everything here.
Did you eat?
-Huh? -Did you eat?
-What are you doing? Are you crazy? -Let me see..
We are already riding in a well of death.
-Let me check. -It's an LoR.
Dr. Ananda proudly presents
-Gayatri Devi memorial to Sanjh Arora. -He is here.
He is here.
-What is it? -Sanjh Arora.
Hmm. This is working.
Yes. Sign it. The pen is here.
I didn't know what to do at that moment.
How could I lose?
My loan, mom's hard work, everything was mocking me.
I knew that winning and losing is part of the race,
-but I wasn't ready for this loss. -Not here. Here.
Sign it.
Call the other three as well.
Good morning, Dr Sandeep. Good afternoon.
Thank you.
Sir, no need to thank me.
I've been dealing with the cops for a long time.
And you know, he was going to file a drunk-and-drive case.
I influenced him
and the way I...
-Huh? -I'm so sorry. I was so hard on you.
I don't know, my ego was hurt seeing you and Chetna together.
I thought
how could Chetna leave a hot and handsome doctor like me for a...
An intern?
Sir, your apology also seems like an insult.
-It seems like it's your first time. -The thing is,
Chetna is right.
It is a competition in men's life regarding who has an extra-large and...
Extra small.
-Oh, hello. -Point being...
A toxic person has a smaller one.
Got it?
Mr Sandeep, you will become a doctor of the lungs
but you are an expert when it comes to heart as well.
Genius. Genius. You are the best, sir.
It was awesome. Let's go.
-Yes. It wasn't impossible to understand Rishi. -What the...
Ananda has made sure to send me to a place
where my driver will refuse to follow me.
Oh.
Sanjh madam will have to suffer.
No problem. Tell Dr Ananda,
-she will transfer you promptly. -Akshat, come.
What are you saying?
-What happened? -What happened?
You and Dr Ananda are very close.
That's why she got the scholarship.
That's why I wonder how she got the scholarship. Back off.
-Akshat, calm down. -The doctor who
saved a patient's life yesterday,
how can he lose? How?
And the doctor who gives seizure to a normal patient,
-how did she win? -Akshat, calm down.
Back off. Tell me, how did she win?
Wow.
-Enough, Akshat. -Can't you see what she is doing?
-I can see. Come. -I won't.
Akshat, come.
I wish I didn't meet Sanjh that day.
I wish there was no scholarship in my life.
I wish I wasn't so disappointed with myself
and vented out on Sanjh.
I wish.
Chetna madam.
Chetna madam, have a look at this important file.
Isn't it sexy?
Isn't this a casual way of bidding goodbye?
It's not a goodbye. It's the guarantee.
So, this is Rishi's tiny bit of manliness.
I gave it in your tiny hands.
The day I hurt you,
this photo...
Yeah, what were you saying?
Yeah... Umm, very much.
-You are crazy. -For you.
Think about it. You are taking a big risk.
I'm a Jaat, I don't take risks,
I lift them.
It gives me great pride to announce
that the intern who has out shown
and truly deserves my letter of recommendation
and Gayatri Devi memorial scholarship is...
Akshat Yadav.
-Akshat. Akshat. -You won.
-Akshat Yadav. -You won.
Dr Akshat, please come on stage.
-You won. -Akshat.
Woah.
-Congratulations. -Thank you, ma'am.
Woah.
Go, Akshat.
-Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. -Yes?
I thank you for the LoR, ma'am.
But Sanjh Arora?
Amazing.
She also took your name first.
Actually, the competition was between you two.
Frankly speaking, I was going to give this to her first.
Thank you so much, ma'am.
Ma'am, but I don't need this scholarship.
Nor the LoR.
Not because I'm privileged.
Ma'am, I owe it to someone else.
Akshat equally deserves this win.
And our country desperately needs good doctors like him.
And money should never get into the way of that.
In fact, on the day of the workshop,
because the hospital stipend got delayed, Akshat...
Because the only difference between you and her was attendance.
The Dr Rawal's workshop.
Yes, ma'am, actually, on the day of the workshop...
I know that. Sanjh has told me.
Due to the stipend delay, you had to face a lot of issues.
Even if Sanjh hadn't backed out,
I was going to equally divide this scholarship between you two.
You equally deserve it.
Well done, Akshat.
What had Sanjh done? What did I do?
I let my emotions take over me and I made such a big mistake
I couldn't even realise it.
You knew Rishi and Chetna were together?
-Shut up. -He told me.
He is lying and you're falling for it.
I swear on you.
You know,
I will fake swear on myself but not you.
-Ruchi, I think... -That we should take a break?
How do you always know what's going on in my mind?
Because even I was thinking about the same.
I think before we set our personalities,
we got busy setting the couple goals.
We're doctors.
We get life reality checks sooner.
Neither us nor our relationship
is ready for that.
I'll miss you, Pulshit.
I'll miss you, too, Tuchi.
Hey.
Even Ross and Rachel took a break.
Sanjh. Sanjh.
Sanjh, please wait. Sanjh. Sanjh.
Please.
-Please, forgive me, Sanjh. -Enough.
Enough.
Now you listen.
You have always looked at me from one perspective.
Right? Rich doctors' rich daughter
who isn't a hardworking student, or a good doctor,
or worthy of becoming your friend.
I tried so hard to prove myself to you, Akshat.
I don't know why your approval was so important for me.
But not anymore. So, you relax. It's okay.
I gave up the LoR and scholarship.
You gave up because you don't need it.
I need it.
What she said after this,
it changed my perception about life forever.
Not everything is about you, Akshat.
And I never wanted the LoR or the scholarship.
I only wanted to know if I can become a good doctor.
Or is the label that you've given me of Nepo Baby, is it really true?
You know, we are lot more than just our labels.
So, neither am I a Nepo Baby nor are you a charity case.
You got the LoR and scholarship today because
you deserved it, and when we help you, Akshat,
it's because we genuinely love you.
That's why we were there for you.
We genuinely care for you.
Not considering you a charity case.
But it was a mistake.
So sorry. Won't happen again.
Congratulations, Akshat.
And goodbye.
I had won the scholarship, had become the best intern,
the loan was going to get repaid.
I had achieved everything that I wanted at the start of the internship.
But I still found myself lost.
Akshat.
Cheers to Ananda's selection.
One must drink after cheers or it's a sin.
-Sanjh hates me. -What's new?
Oh, God.
It means...
Our brother fell in love.
True love.
I have knowingly or unknowingly upset Sanjh.
Because I could never convince myself that a girl like her can love me.
I was ready to look bad in front of her but not helpless.
You know,
since my childhood, I and my mother have been living off rich people's favours.
I tried to extend my hand in front of Sanjh but
I was scared, brother.
That instead of holding my hand she would do me a favour.
The day I found out that I lost the scholarship,
I started detesting myself, hated myself
that I separated myself from Sanjh.
So that she doesn't think
he is big shot but an ordinary guy from Meera Bagh.
I was scared that she would think of me in this way.
Because Sanjh
doesn't deserve an ordinary guy like me.
She deserves a much better guy than me.
No problem.
I won't lose her.
I will win her over.
No matter how unique this ordinary guy needs to be.
I can't lose her. I can't lose her.
She needs to give me a chance.
I deserve one more chance.
I deserve one chance.
That night, I realised...
Doctor sir, good news.
Is it time to go to court?
The court opens so early? No problem.
I'll go first and get in queue. Open up quickly.
Hear the news, doctor sir.
My boss has said there's a problem.
So your hearing is cancelled.
And Diwali holidays are upon us from tomorrow.
So you now celebrate Diwali with us.
Happy Diwali.
Officer, officer, listen to me, please.
Now I had no idea what will happen with me.
I wish something like that night would happen.
Yes, the night when I was shattered.
Because I was not going to give up.
Then what? The story is yet to be unfolded, friend.