Look, Sanjay. This is a very big decision.
It's not like choosing whether you want 'vada pav' or 'chaat' to eat.
One doesn't get a seat on the bus in Mumbai, you've got a seat in ICE.
Very few people get an opportunity to work with Mihir.
-Let him do that if he wants to. -But having a degree is important.
You can continue to work on your start-up, on the side.
What if Mark Zuckerberg didn't drop out to focus on Facebook.
We know about just one Mark Zuckerberg,
but what about those 1500 kids who quit college to begin a start-up
-and fail in both. -Why are you not understanding? -Stop.
-I know what I'm going to do. -What?
San...
-You haven't understood him. He's different. -Yes, but...
-I have understood one thing. -What?
You're in love with him.
-Never mind. -Oh, hello.
Are you mad?
We're just friends.
-'Jai Ambe, ' my child. -'Jai Ambe. ' Mom.
You've not yet got the blender fixed, right?
It still has a life of six months left in it.
You tell me.
I...
I'm quitting ICE, Mom.
I'm going to devote all my time for the start-up.
Hello.
-Hello, Mom. Did you hear me? -Yes.
Yes, I heard you.
You're dropping out of ICE.
So...
Don't you have a problem with that?
Oh, I see...
Are you asking me? I thought you had decided and were telling me.
Look, it was your decision to join ICE.
You always scored 50%.
Even then you reached ICE.
Why?
Because you had the drive.
I don't think you would have cleared the test if we had forced you.
Now that you've decided to quit, there must be a strong reason
behind it.
And if I
fail with the start-up too?
If...
What if I embarrass you all?
You're talking about your Dad, aren't you?
He only wants you to be settled in your life, son.
But you must do what makes you happy.
I'm here to support you with everything else.
Okay, listen.
Don't tell Dad about the start-up right now.
-Okay. -I will tell him once it starts.
-Okay. -I'll talk to you later. Bye.
Yes. How may I help you?
-Give me the spoon. -Here you go.
All the best on behalf of your mother.
Eating yoghurt and sugar has not helped anyone till now.
Imagine that it's a sweet dish and have it.
Who is there?
-Vanshika, she's a friend. -Open your mouth.
-I've fed him some, Aunt. -That's great.
Quickly send me his photo too.
-I've not seen his face for so many days now. -Mom,
-listen. -Of course, Aunt.
-Smile. -No... Why do you want to click?
Did you click his photo?
Uh... Yes, Aunt.
-I'm sending it to you. -That's good.
If I want something the next time,
-I'm going to call you. -Okay, Mom. I'll talk to you later.
Okay.
Uh...
-All the best. -Thank you.
Hello, sir.
Hi. Sit.
I present to you, 'Raatrani. '
A delivery service that will bring
your favourite things to you even at midnight.
Interesting.
But how are you different from the others out there?
Sure, sir. I think my grades are what makes me different from others.
If you see, I have an overall CGP of 9.61, throughout the semester.
It indicates that I'm passionate, hardworking and disciplined.
Manoj, tell us two things that made you choose our company over others?
Firstly, it saves you time. And secondly,
it keeps the customer in the comfort zone of their home or office.
No other company offers such a service.
Where do you see this company in the next five years?
In five years I see myself becoming an instrumental part of Macrasoft.
Someone who has contributed to the growth and success of this company.
It was a good presentation.
I will discuss this with my team and let you know. Give me some time.
How much time, sir?
A couple of hours.
Okay.
So, Start-up Sharma. Did you get your funding?
Did you get the funding?
It's been so long. Why hasn't he called?
Calm down. I'm sure you'll get the funding.
Guys.
See this. 'Greetings to all of you. '
'We bring to you the biggest news of the day'
'from Mahaveer Nagar in Kota, Rajasthan. '
'Where we found a boy with an IQ that matches Einstein and Newton. '
'He not only brought a good name to his parents, but also'
'to the entire city of Kota. He is none other than'
'Manoj Sharma. You heard it. '
'Manoj Sharma has received the biggest offer from Macrasoft, yet. '
'Let's find out what Manoj Sharma and his father'
'feel about the highest pay package being offered to Manoj Sharma. '
'Friends, we are in ICE, Delhi.
'We are with us genius Manoj Sharma's father. '
-'The same Manoj Sharma... ' -Your brother.
Yes, that's your brother.
He has broken Ajay Rathore's record too.
Congratulations, Sanjay.
-Sanjay. -Huh?
Mihir Jain.
-Hello, sir. -Hi, Sanjay.
I really appreciated how detailed your presentation was,
and I understand it must have taken a lot of hard work.
-Yes, sir. Thank you. -But, unfortunately
-your idea is not so great that I can't live without it. -Sir?
We can have a business where there is a common problem.
A problem that is being faced by millions of people.
Your 'Raatrani' is only for the night owls, who are a few thousand.
-That's why I'm not ready to invest. -Hold on, sir.
You had liked the idea, isn't it?
Why are you suddenly saying that it's not a problem solver?
I mean... What happened? What changed?
You can't do this. You're being unprofessional. What the hell?
You can't change your mind like this. You have to be professional.
Do you want me to be professional?
Okay.
I saw potential in you at the beginning.
No, I don't see it. Simple.
Hello?
Fuck
'What is the secret of Manoj's success?'
'I've always followed three principles in my life. '
'If you work hard, then you'll get into a good college. '
'If you study in a good college, you'll get a good job. '
'If you get a good job, then you can lead a good life. '
'Manoj has brought a good name to our family and the city of Kota. '
Hey, idiot. Convey my congrats to your brother.
You won't be able to do it.
'Ramkishen reporting from Kota, Rajasthan. Thank you. '
-Sanjay. -Vanshika.
-But San... -Let him be alone for a while.
'Hey, idiot. '
'Manoj has brought a good name to our family and the city of Kota. '
'You won't be able to do it. '
'If you work hard, then you'll get into a good college. '
-'You study in a good college and get a good job. -I saw potential. '
'Now I don't see it. Simple. '
-'Jai Ambe, ' Mom. -'Jai Ambe. ' Did you see the news?
Manoj and your Dad were on TV. My phone has been ringing non-stop.
All the relatives are thinking of us now.
That's why I couldn't call you. Tell me, how was your interview?
Yes, it was good, Mom.
-They've asked for some time. -What does that mean?
Did they like your idea?
-How will they not like it, Aunt? -Here's your friend. Talk to him.
-Let me turn on the speaker. -Sanjay, my brother.
It's just a matter of a few more days.
After that, you will also be on TV. And when they show you on TV,
don't forget to mention this friend of yours.
However big you become in your life,
I think I deserve a little credit.
-Isn't it? -Of course, why not?
-Your dad is calling, let me take him on the call. -No, Mom. Not now.
I'll tell him about your interview.
Hello. Hold on, Sanjay is on the line.
Did you see the news, Sanjay?
Did you congratulate Manoj. Here talk to him.
Hello.
Congrats, Manoj.
Thank you.
Just a minute. I'm giving the phone to Dad.
Sanjay, Manoj proved himself. Now, it's your turn.
I'm getting late for class. I'll call you later.
Hello. Sa...
Sanjay.
Look, Sanjay. It's not too late.
Return the form and start studying seriously.
You tried your best, right? Full marks for that.
But it's time to get real now.
Once you have your degree, then your life will be set.
You must do what you feel is right.
Let's go back to engineering.
What?
Good.
Good decision.
I knew it. Good decision. I'll bring the notes right now.
Tell me, Sanjay.
You wanted to quit engineering at first.
And now you want to join back.
Where is all this confusion coming from?
From my brother.
He's always been an overachiever.
And my Dad always quoted his example and told me
that I have to do something big like him.
That I have to learn something from him.
I wanted to quit because of this stress, ma'am.
Now...
I'm very confused now. I haven't slept in the last week.
I don't know what to do, ma'am.
-Please help me. -Don't worry. Relax. We'll sort this out.
I have a request, ma'am.
Can I be excused from attending classes
and submitting my assignments for a few days, please?
Sure, you can.
But, you'll have to come and see me every other day.
Is that fine with you?
Good.
Sanjay.
You're here.
Yes...
The counsellor told me
to read something interesting, to keep my mind off stress.
Let me know if you need any help.
Okay.
Sanjay.
Hey... I caught you.
You're also addicted to blue films, right?
Good. Very good. It will help you relieve stress.
And if you need a website recommendations, ask me.
These are the notes. The assignment is due in two weeks. Check it. Uh...
Wash your hands, first.
Sanjay.
Keep at it.
[singing]
Hey...
What is Sanjay doing alone in the garden?
Can't you see?
The counsellor must have told him to go for walks.
He'll feel better if he gets some fresh air.
What about talking to friends? Won't he feel better talking to us?
Let's go.
Uh... Mohit. -Huh?
What do you think about Sanjay?
Sanjay? He's your type.
What do you mean?
He's an oddball. Goofy and weird.
Shut up. Finish your list first.
Oh, my God. Shit.
-Sir. -Hmm. -BillNext has been hacked.
'Breaking news. BillNext's website has been hacked. '
'The hacker has left his name without any fear. '
'Mihir Jain, head of BillNext was given the title of'
'start-up king, last year. Sanjay Sharma presents the hack. '
'As per our sources, Sanjay Sharma is a first-year student at ICE. '
'But he's caught in a hacking crime. '
'What could be the intention of this crime? Who is Sanjay Sharma?'
'What will be Mihir's next step?'
'Sanjay Sharma presents the hack. '
-Sanjay Sharma. -Yes. -Take him along.
-Manoj. -Manoj, they've taken Sanjay to the police station. Come.
You go.
-I'm not coming. -Hacking is a crime.
Fair and simple.
And sir, look at his courage.
He hacked from the ICE server.
Sanjay is a fraud and a selfish person.
We should have understood him. He just made a fool of us.
Do you know, I've never written down notes inside the classroom.
Just for his sake, I wrote down notes in the class.
And in my best handwriting, so that it would help him.
What did he do?
He just wasted my time. He's wasting your time too.
We should have seen it coming.
-Strong action must be taken, sir. -I agree.
Hey...
If he would have told us his plan, would we have let him hack?
No, right? He's different.
I'm Sanjay's mother speaking.
What?
Police Station?
-Go. -Sir. Please, no.
-Yes, Mom. -Hello, Manoj.
The police have taken Sanjay.
I don't know. They were saying something about hacking.
Hacking?
-Please leave from Mumbai. He needs you. -Uh...
I've just joined the new job, right? And I have exams from next week.
How can I just leave everything and go to Mumbai?
-Please ask Dad to go. -What are you saying?
It'll be a catastrophic is your father found out.
No, Mom. Please understand. I can't get involved in this.
People will point fingers at me.
If my company finds out, then my job will finish even before it begins.
-I hope you understand. -Okay.
Uh... Okay. You're right. Get back to your work.
I'll think of something. And listen.
Make sure your father does not find out anything about this.
I'll disconnect the call.
-Sir... -So, you're trying to be over-smart. Are you?
Huh?
What did you think?
Do you think that you can mess around the computers,
and nothing will happen?
-You're a student, right? -Yes. -Don't you know
that hacking is a crime?
Sir, crime...
It would be a crime if I had stolen data or money from BillNext's site.
And if I had committed this crime, why would I write my name?
I wouldn't write it.
[indistinct chatter]
Sir, please...
Why did you do this, then?
I wanted to show him my potential.
Did you hack my website,
-just to prove your point. -Not just to prove a point,
but I have detected a security lapse on your website
and saved you from incurring a loss of millions.
Can I please talk to him in private?
Sure.
Sir, please listen to me.
You have two options. You can leave me in jail and punish me.
Or you can work with me and earn millions.
-Sir... -Sir...
Please wait.
There was a misunderstanding from the police's side.
Sanjay was helping us check the security lapses on our websites.
I can say that some of the brightest minds in our country
come from ICE, like Sanjay.
If you ever fuck with me again...
Thank you.
[indistinct chatter]
Tell me the truth.
You did all this to earn a name for yourself, right?
Or to show him your potential?
You're something else, Sanjay.
You ended up getting funded by the guy who refused to fund you.
You're amazing. 'Sanjay Sharma presents the hack. '
-That was crazy. -What's your plan now?
Mihir Jain has given me 15 days.
I'll take an idea which he won't be able to resist.
Hey, wait. Stop.
Park the car on the side.
-You cannot go inside. -Why? -Dean's orders.
-Sanjay. -Huh? -These are your bags, right?
This is good in a way. I don't have to waste time packing.
Have some shame.
Dad. You?
How did you even think about quitting ICE?
No, Dad. I...
Your principals are absolutely right.
And...
It's important to get a job and study at ICE.
But, Dad. The world is changing. It's moving ahead.
People are doing something different.
Dad, one idea can change the world.
I also want to do something like that.
I want to open a start-up.
So, you are saying
that every year, the 1.5 million students
who prepare for ICE entrance exams are fools. Is that right?
Since you're clever, let's get the government to close the colleges.
Everyone must have their start-up. Only then the country will prosper.
No, I mean...
Have you heard of Friendbook?
Friendbook? I mean,
who had thought that a guy like me who goes to college,
will create Friendbook.
Dad, I too want to do something like this. Please.
Okay, tell me your idea.
Idea.
That... I have to think.
I haven't thought about it. It's not like I haven't thought of anything.
-Dad, I already have... -Come. Pick your bags.
We will go to the Dean's office and apologise to them.
-They'll forgive you since you're Manoj Sharma's brother. -Dad!
I'm not Manoj's brother.
I am Sanjay Sharma.