(man) There's a wedding in the village after a long time.
Love or arranged?
Don't count the guests. You're committing a sin.
(Himalaya) I feel like getting married again.
(Shreya) Dev is a very good guy. You know what his weakness is?
I've organised many weddings before.
-(knocking on door) -The nath is missing.
My dad will raise hell.
You should've shot me dead instead!
This witch stole it.
Dev gifted it to me.
If you have problems with our traditions,
then you should've stayed at your hotel.
(Dev) You guys taught us that
marriage means celebration with our loved ones.
(kisses)
(birds chirping)
May the best man win!
Or woman?
Anyway, I'm leading by 3-2, so you know who has a better chance.
Hello, kids!
-Hi, Grandpa! -Looking fit, Grandpa.
I hope you're ready for the finale.
Yes.
Since the last six months, you've managed this hotel very well.
Very impressive.
But now it's time for the last level.
You'll do fifty percent of the work.
-And the rest, little girl will-- -Kalki.
Whatever! There are two challenges in this level.
Diversification and cost-cutting.
If he finds a long-term solution for it...
-Or if she... -Whatever.
This time, I'll give him two medals.
Or I'll give her.
Grandpa, that's so unfair.
-Why two medals? -Why not two medals?
I'm so excited for this finale.
Great plan. I hope my favourite child wins.
(both together) Thanks, Dad.
You're welcome.
Adios, Grandpa!
Thanks, Grandpa.
Good luck to you both.
(Himalaya groans)
Hi, Papa.
Papa, I was wondering if...
What about me?
Neither me nor your mom could answer that.
First, you enjoyed your father's money.
Now, you can enjoy your children's money.
(upbeat music)
(birds chirping)
-Call. -Heads.
(coin clinks)
(coin plops)
-Dev, you had one job. -(Dev tsks)
-Bisht. -Madam, I don't know how to swim.
This is 1.5 feet.
Okay, let's do something else. Follow me.
-Where to? -Let's go.
Come on.
We'll turn at the count of three and say our choices.
-Hmm. -Turn.
-(Dev clears throat) -One, two, three.
(both) Cost-cutting.
Our children never have to face such problems.
They fight amongst themselves and decide.
Yes, otherwise we ourselves
beat the kids and decide for them.
-Of course. -Okay, this is not working, Kalki.
We need a new method. And this time, like adults.
-You pick. -Gladly.
-Cost-cutting. -(both laugh)
Spending is my passion anyway.
I'll expand this hotel so much that
Grandpa will give me three medals instead of two.
What will you do with the medals?
You'll go to New York.
And your rural girlfriend will be left behind in the village.
Hima still doesn't know, right?
Please focus on your task.
I'm getting funding anyway.
That means she doesn't know. Sush, let's go.
(jazzy instrumental music)
Give me an idea, Sushma.
There's no power in this village.
We've to keep the generator running all day.
-Sister! -And...
Like in the movie Swades,
let's produce electricity using a bicycle.
I hate it.
That is so unrealistic. We still need an idea, Sushma.
-(Dev) Dad. -(Himalaya) Hmm?
I'm considering buying all the land in front of the hotel
and opening a water park here.
It'll also help to divert the flood waters.
-Where will we get the money from? -From the profits we're making.
This hotel's profit?
What an idea, Sushma! Solar panels?
The sunlight that the villagers waste in drying spices
can be used to generate electricity.
-You're a genius! -But, madam...
if we divert all the sunlight to the panel,
then how will we dry spices?
Spoke too soon.
Sir, our company will do all the work.
We just need an investment.
And I'm asking for one million dollars.
Sir, I know, but within a year,
we'll double your investment, that is, two million...
(birds chirping)
...rupees, sir. Hello?
Madam, the Chief was saying that
solar won't work in the rain.
How do I care, Sushma? I'll leave for LA by then.
-You too? -I know that you'll miss me a lot.
If all of us work, then who will rest?
-Yeah, film shoot? -(man) Yes, yes.
-Why not? -Can you handle the production?
-Yes, sir. -It's a Malayalam movie.
-South Indian director? -Yeah.
-Even better. -Okay, great.
-Hey, just one more thing. -Yes.
There will be a bomb blast for an action sequence. Okay?
-No, sir. -Think about it.
No, sir, that won't be possible.
We can increase the budget
-if that helps you make a decision. -(Kalki, Sushma giggling)
-Okay, how much? -₹25 lakhs works?
Done.
(golf ball thuds)
(Kripaal clapping)
That was a sixer.
You've been with me for six months now.
Get over this middle-class game at least now.
I'm already over it.
Now my entire attention is on Dev and Kalki's game.
Cheers.
Our staff has started betting now.
Just a casual question,
if you had to bet on one, who will it be?
(birds chirping)
Sorry, what am I getting into?
Why do you care who wins or loses?
Your real children are those two.
-Who? -Johnnie and Walker.
Huh?
Kripaal, listening to your nonsense
is giving rise to a fatherly feeling within me.
I think that I should help the children in the last round.
From today, no more alcohol or golf.
What do you mean?
Hmm.
Okay, fine.
Kripaal, my friend...
I'll stand with them at all times.
Whatever they need,
I'll help them.
-Really, Dagdiya. -What?
You're very fortunate.
Both of your children can't do one job right.
(chuckling)
-(both laughing) -(Kripaal) Isn't it?
(Dev) Oh, yes. Please come, sir.
Sir, this entire farm belongs to the Chief.
You can shoot as much as you want here.
How do you like my farm, Director?
Beautiful!
Perfect view.
What a location!
Hero, heroine... Wow!
Boom...
Sam.
Look at this dry grass, remove it from there.
And this is the path for the hero and heroine.
They'll hug sensually in the middle here.
That area is looking very empty.
The make-out scene that we'd planned for there, move it.
-Move everything. -I'll show you another farm.
I'm used to eating bread made from the wheat on this farm.
(insects buzzing)
Dev!
-Dev! -Sir?
No last-minute change, please.
No last-minute changes, sir, at all.
-Please manage. -Yes, please come.
Come here for a minute, sir.
I've worked hard to grow the crops.
It's the boys of the village who have worked hard, sir.
Yes, that's right.
But if there's too much romance in the farm,
-then the bread we eat later-- -What are you saying, sir?
This is film-making. Nothing done in it is for real.
Everything happens from a distance. Everything is pious.
Yes, but the films these days--
No, sir. He's no ordinary director.
A National award, two Filmfare awards,
three Oscars... He has attended these parties.
He's the next "Naatu Naatu."
-(Chief) "Naatu Naatu"? -You're worrying needlessly.
Of course, it's just a small, lovely, romantic song.
And tell him what he mentioned about the name.
Your name will be listed as a producer on the big screen.
-Really? -You'll be famous across villages.
-Wow! -The producer told me
that the Chief's name will be mentioned before the directors.
-I said, "That's great." -(all laugh)
Hima dear...
-Write a letter. -Okay.
If things work out, then in Panchmoli,
I'll open the Gullu Cinema Hall.
-Gullu? -Yes.
-Gullu? Very good name. -Isn't it?
What a unique name! I love it.
-Everything's good then, sir? -Yes.
-Shall I tell them? -Yes, go ahead.
Sir! Sir, it's all good.
The location is yours.
-(chuckles) -Love you, Dev.
(bike engine revving)
(Kalki) Trust me, sir. I'm an earth lover.
-Even my grandpa's name is Prithvi. -Yes.
Look, sir, if solar panels are installed in the village,
then it'll bring in eco-friendly technology.
It will reduce pollution.
(stammering) And...
I understood.
-Okay. -So you wish that
the electricity board should set aside all their work
and fit panels in your hotel?
No, sir, you're misunderstanding.
It doesn't just benefit us, but you too.
Look, we'll install a few solar panels in your home too.
And who will bear the cost for it?
-We will. -That's all.
So, you're trying to bribe me?
Look up. There are cameras.
-Everything is being recorded. -(stammering) Okay...
-So... -I'm sorry, sir...
That wasn't what I meant. We will leave now.
-Yes, sir... -Stop.
Come over to the back. There are no cameras there.
(Sushma) The amount of money he's going to ask for...
Make sure you negotiate with him.
(man) Next.
Are you ready? Audition roll!
Sir, first tell me, what's my role?
-I don't do love scenes. -You're playing a corpse.
-Not a love scene. -A corpse?
Sir, I only do love scenes.
(scatting "Tujhe Dekha To")
Who is sending these clowns?
(Dev sighs)
Okay, Dev, look...
I was talking about going to Mussoorie for two days,
but you're asking me to move to New York for good.
What will I do in New York?
No, we're not moving for good.
I mean, we'll visit once in 3-4 years.
Sorted. And you know what,
the opportunities to grow a business are more in the cities.
No, I've lived in the city.
And I have proven your theory wrong too.
Okay, but...
See, Hima, you're so smart. You'll kill in New York.
And you know, you'll get high-end resources for your business abroad.
Resources are available here too, Dev.
And to run any business, you need a team.
And teamwork is in-built in these villagers.
In these villagers? Hima...
You need to upgrade, please.
Look, Dev, you've already given me a big shock.
I'll need time to process it.
Please leave me alone for today.
And let me think in peace.
(chair creaks)
(man) Next.
Don't overact. It's okay.
-We'll show how you die in the film. -(camera clicks)
Sir, please keep the camera down.
Sir, please keep it down. What's this?
(screams)
You touched a stinging nettle.
You won't be able to touch anything else for an hour.
Even if you want to pee badly.
(everyone laughing)
What's going on here?
Why are you troubling him?
(everyone continues laughing)
Soldiers!
Attention!
We must learn
to differentiate between friends and enemies.
Six months ago,
Dev sir was my enemy!
But today...
today, he's my friend.
That's why a friend's friend
is a friend too. Understood, friends?
(all together) No.
Thank you, sir. You managed everything.
Were you in the army before?
The Indian Army, Kumaon Regiment.
I have served in it.
Okay?
Sir, can you come for the shoot tomorrow?
I have a very good role for you, sir. Please.
Okay!
Okay, let's continue.
(Bisht) Please come. Get out fast.
Come. Wow!
Mr. Himalaya, you did a great job.
Instead of drinking, you came to help your kids today.
Parents do so much for their children.
I've also done a lot.
He's not talking about producing children.
He means after their birth.
Even my father has done a lot.
He spent all his money on alcohol and the children's education.
The alcohol left him in the morning and the kids left him for the city.
Wow!
Whoever makes such useless comments again
will get a kick and walk back home.
Heard that? Come on.
What was their name?
Sir, it's just 15-20 panels.
Kalki, my child!
Dad?
-What are you doing here? -I've come to help you.
Help me?
One minute.
-Sir... -Look there.
Sir...
-(camera clicks) -What's the need for this?
Take a close-up.
Close-up?
What are you doing, Dad? And why are you clicking pictures, Badoni?
"Dad, you never help me."
-Now I have proof. -Delete the photo.
Kalki, I was trying to help your village.
And you're exposing me?
-No, sir... -Jai Hind!
-(Kalki) No, sir... -(Sushma) No...
-Raghu sir! -Well...
Dad, why did you come here?
Did I ask for your help?
You ruin everything, like always.
Just please leave.
Raghu sir! Please listen to me.
Sir!
Ma'am, you'll come running from here.
No need to run in slow motion. We're already shooting it that way.
And, sir, you'll come running from here.
No need to run in slow motion. We're already shooting it that way.
And you'll have to reach the middle and hug.
You've to show intense love, got it?
They understood nothing.
(hammer banging in distance)
Listen.
Er...
Regarding yesterday's... What we were talking about.
-I didn't know this beforehand. -Lie!
You knew beforehand that you aren't going to live here.
(Dev sighs)
You didn't tell me until you felt it was necessary.
Right?
Yeah, I mean, I agree.
But it wasn't how you're making it sound.
Honestly, I was just waiting for Grandpa's confirmation.
Honestly.
Okay, fine.
-Tell me something. -Hmm.
Why can't you live here?
Why should I move to New York?
Because I don't belong here, Hima.
Even though my name is Dev and we're in Devbhoomi. Respect.
But this is not me.
And me?
Do I belong in New York?
(emotional music)
Raghu...
Sir. I did everything you asked me to.
See this. I got the farmers' signatures too.
-We got their thumb impressions. -Sir, to convince them,
I had to read a complete A4-size document.
There's a transport problem, madam.
There was a landslide here two days back.
Sir, why don't you understand that
if the solar panels don't arrive today,
then my brother will get the entire hotel business?
I'll give you some advice.
If you can't run fast in a race,
then trip the guy who's running faster.
So, you're suggesting that I create hurdles for Dev?
Any fool can do that.
Then why don't you talk to your dad?
He's an expert at ruining a task.
Thank you, sir.
(cheerful instrumental music)
-Sir... -Hey, I'll tell you.
-(man) Hey, man, silence them. -What do I do? No one's listening.
-Chief... -(Dev) Please talk softly.
(indistinct crowd chattering)
Talk softly!
-There's a shoot going on. -Silence please!
-What are you doing? -(indistinct chattering)
-Silence! Silence! -(man) Silence!
(man) Silence, enough!
Kalki was right. You need my help.
-I do. -I'm here to help you.
Don't worry. Go and do your important tasks.
Badoni, Kripaal and I will manage things here.
-Sure? -Yes.
Thank you, Dad. You're a saviour.
Thank you so much. Thank you.
(Dev) Fuck! Where's Hima?
It started again!
Easy, dear.
What do you want, Grandma?
Son, I have a strong desire
-to watch a film shoot once. -(chuckles)
-Is it your last wish? -Yes, dear.
-Then watch it. -Son...
I have cataracts. My surgery is due.
I want to see it up close.
Okay, come through.
-Okay, dear. -Come.
Come through this way.
All set?
(indistinct mumbling)
Please sit, madam.
Okay? Got it?
(amusing instrumental music)
(assistant) Sir, the shot is ready.
Anybody else...
-Mr. Himalaya! -Maintain silence! Yes?
This is Negi's grandfather.
-Our Negi's? -Yes.
Negi has become an actor now. Shall I let him in?
-He wanted to see the shoot. -Everyone wants to come in.
Yes.
-You also come in. -Come...
Wait a minute...
Nobody else will come in! Silence!
-Hi. -...will he remember?
Hey, Jaya!
You can take this. Can you give me two minutes?
Sure.
Hi.
I have one last pitch.
Portland University has this amazing
off-season organic farming programme,
which is so amazing. I mean, you'll love it.
Let's try it out once.
Maybe I didn't explain it to you properly.
Mr. Panth's four children can afford school because of my business.
The chief can't write his own letters. I do it for him.
And the little girl wants to grow up to be like me.
I'm not saying that. Hima, I'm...
Listen, I'm proud of you. I really am.
All I'm saying is that everyone manages their own issues.
Everyone's life will move along on its own.
-Why are you-- -And the most important thing.
Uncle Kripaal.
Do you know how many sacrifices he has made for me all his life?
In order to take care of me, he could never move to the city.
Whatever little savings he had,
he spent it all on my education.
He didn't even get married for my sake.
I never liked cabbage.
He stopped growing it.
And you're telling me
that I should leave Uncle Kripaal alone in his old age?
-I'm not saying that, Hima. -Do you know Uncle Nautiyal?
Both his sons settled abroad.
He was on his deathbed.
They couldn't come back on time.
(sighs)
I really don't know about you.
The bond within the family is very evident.
You're so selfish
that you can never think about anyone else.
Even if you can't live with your family,
I want to live with mine.
(sniffs)
You've said a lot.
Now to even convince you,
I feel it's morally and ethically wrong.
But you know what? I, uh...
I know where you're coming from.
-Okay. -Yeah.
Okay, Dev, I've written down the accounts for the kaphal.
I'll give it to you in the hotel tomorrow.
-Yeah, cool. -Okay, at 8 a.m. then.
-That works. Yeah. -Yeah?
Yo, K-pal!
How's the shoot progressing?
Hmm?
(chuckles)
Look, dear.
In the city,
no one hides their affairs.
But in the village, no one can hide their affair.
Look, I knew that there was going to be a problem.
But I didn't expect it to drag on for so long.
And yes, Hima dear...
out of all the things that you said, one was absolutely correct.
Yes, I'm growing old.
But the second thing that you said, about Uncle Nautiyal, is wrong.
When was he alone?
He was never alone.
I was with him and so was the entire village.
All of us were with him till his last breath.
And...
you shouldn't stay back for me.
Go to New York.
-Have nice, fair babies there. -(both laugh)
Hima dear...
Look.
When you both go to New York,
you'll be happy together.
That will make me happy too.
Yes, I know that...
you...
Without me...
you'll find it difficult, but...
but life is all about difficulties.
We've to emerge out of it. You're a daughter of the mountains.
(chuckles)
My dear little girl...
You're a mountain girl.
His father's calling, otherwise, he'll drink it all.
(chuckling)
He also gets it.
We must make babies.
-Very fair ones. -(both laugh)
Okay, guys!
Good to go?
-And action! -(gunshot)
(laughing)
This won't even scare the pigeons.
(laughing)
The director is more cowardly than a pigeon. (laughs)
Who let this kid in?
I did.
I'm controlling the crowd here. I'm Dev's dad.
Don't worry. They wanted to see the shoot from up close.
That's why I let them come closer. They won't make any noise. Silence!
-(Himalaya) Quiet! -Where's Dev?
Call Dev. Dev! Dev!
Sir!
What the hell is happening? Is this a shoot or a circus?
Sir...
If you can't handle these donkeys,
then you won't get a single penny.
-No, sir, I'll manage. I promise... -One moment.
Donkeys? Who are you calling donkeys?
These are the elders of our village.
You haven't seen donkeys yet.
-Badoni. -You called me?
(Director) Okay.
Bunch of jokers!
-Move! -Sir...
Sir, please... sorry...
Looks like he has blood pressure issues.
Dad, is this a joke for you?
-I'm helping out, Dev. -No, please.
Don't you ever try to help me ever again. Please.
Please go wherever you want.
(emotional music)
Fine.
And you guys...
-Grandma, you're an elderly person. -Sorry, dear.
Are these the elders of your village?
-I made a mistake, dear. -What do you mean?
Chief, am I doing all this for myself?
Doesn't the village stand to gain from it?
And this kid... Hey, scoot!
Get lost!
Shameless!
(woman) What are you all staring at?
Please move aside. Why are you sitting?
Please go from here, sir.
The director is already very upset.
It's going to be evening soon.
Badoni, you were right.
A drunkard is good for nothing.
Why do you say that, sir?
You've been so helpful to me.
You don't know, Badoni.
You know...
My children never asked me for anything all their lives.
Because their grandpa gave them everything before they could ask.
For the first time...
For the first time, I felt that I might be able to help them out.
I could be of use to them.
But I ruined their job instead.
Don't tell anyone.
But I think that I'm cursed.
(Director) Okay, everyone ready? Music!
-(song playing in distance) -All set!
Going for take!
And... action!
("Bezubaan Kab Se" playing)
(explosions and gunfire)
(intense machine gun fire)
(loud explosion)
-Wow! -Yes!
(loud explosion)
They set fire to the harvest!
I told you I'll set it on fire!
(loud explosion)
Did you know about this beforehand?
What? This? No.
-Yes, as in... -Dev, don't lie.
-No... -You burnt the whole farm for money?
No, I didn't have the details. This is...
(loud explosions)
I told them!
They've destroyed my entire harvest.
I'm killing it! Wow!
They've set the crops on fire.
I'm a genius! Yes!
-Trust me-- -Trust you?
We're done! Do not follow me now.
-Excuse me, sir! -(engine whirring)
-Which way is Good Morning Woods? -You're on the wrong route.
-Turn around and go back. -Okay.
(man) Come on, turn around.
Sir, the name sounds familiar. Good Morning Woods Villa.
Idiot, it's the name of our hotel.
The hotel's towards the bridge. Why did you send him the wrong way?
Why do we need a trucker in our hotel?
It has Kalki madam's solar panels.
Hey... Brother... Stop him.
Sir, one explosive hasn't gone off yet.
Mister driver!
(loud explosion)
What was that?
Sir, you helped him unknowingly.
-Who? -Him.
You're not cursed, Mr. Himalaya.
You're very lucky. You should be happy about it.
You're absolutely right. Cheers!
(cheerful instrumental music)
What happened, boys? Why are you sitting so sadly?
Okay, round two is here.
-Cheers! -Cheers!
-(Dev laughing) -(glasses clink)
Dad, thanks for not letting me lose.
And hey, I'm sorry for what happened between you and Hima.
(grave instrumental music)
(Himalaya) Excuse me.
Who is Hima?
Father...
(laughing)
I mean, yeah... Dad, thanks for covering up for me.
-No mention. -Thanks for covering?
Dad, where's your Patek?
Let's just say we have a very rich chieftain
moving around in the village.
And the watch is so expensive that
it'll compensate for the entire harvest.
I can't believe that.
You know, I was thinking...
when you both were little kids,
I was also very young then.
I didn't know how to be a parent.
How to be a dad or a man?
That's why I ran away from all my responsibilities, on my cruise.
Leaving you both behind with your mom.
I just wanna say...
I'm sorry.
Come again?
(coughing) Sorry...
-(Dev) Come again. -(Kalki giggling)
-(Dev laughing) -Okay, sorry. I said, sorry.
Cheeky fellow!
Dad, don't think like that.
Dev and I really loved our childhood.
-Sorry? -We did.
Really?
And a little trauma is necessary, Dad.
I guess, yes.
It adds character to your personality.
And it did. It did. Lots of it.
-(laughing) -(Dev) It's amazing.
Yeah, but for whatever it is,
whatever happened earlier...
Dad, thanks. Kalki, thank you.
It's this moment. The three of us sitting together,
is my favourite memory.
Yeah, we're all drunk.
I can't believe we've come so close.
I wish this always remains like this and, guys,
I've missed you.
The panel has been installed, madam.
You don't have to smoke diesel anymore.
Thank you.
(laughs)
But who smokes diesel in the mountains?
(everyone laughing)
(Himalaya sighs)
Oh, hi, Grandpa!
Hi, Grandpa!
Hello!
How are you, my darlings?
I've received your performance reports.
And to be honest, I'm very proud of you.
(Dev and Kalki chuckle)
Dev and...
-Uh... -Kalki.
Six months ago,
I just had one wish.
My pampered, wayward, irresponsible children
should tread the right path.
But even more important
was that my family stays together.
I don't care who wins or loses
because the winner is me.
-But if I talk about results-- -Grandpa.
Sorry to interrupt you, but I think...
-Dev should win. -Ah!
No, Grandpa, it has to be her.
My victory lies in this.
Both of you have won.
Seeing both of your growth, I have realised
that your potential is infinite.
(Kalki chuckles) Grandpa, as long as I don't have to live in this village,
I could not care less.
Great.
Then quickly sign that document.
-Kripaal. -Hmm.
This...
(Kripaal clears throat)
Before signing, at least read
the document you're signing on.
Dad, we can look into the nitty-gritty later.
(Kripaal) One more... Here.
-Done. -Okay.
Kripaal, is everything okay?
Yes, sir. Everything's okay.
Congratulations, kids.
You'll make me proud.
(both together) Thank you.
Now, I'll tell you the details.
Since you both are my successors,
you jointly acquire my ₹300 crore hotel business.
And... (garbled speech)
Grandpa, what? Come again?
600 million... (garbled speech)
Grandpa, we cannot hear you.
Maybe the network is bad here.
Yes. Could you repeat it please?
600 crores... (garbled speech)
He's saying that there's a debt of ₹600 crore.
A debt of ₹600 crore!
(both together) What?
A debt of ₹600 crore, yes. But not for long.
Because there are two brilliant brains in my company.
(sighs) Oh, thank God.
-Who? -Both of you.
What the hell, Grandpa.
Run the business from there for some time
because apart from this hotel,
all the other properties have been seized by the bank.
What the hell, Grandpa! What are you saying?
-What... -Grandpa?
-Hello? -What the hell!
(Himalaya laughing loudly)
We are broke, kids.
Broke!
Bankrupt! Penniless!
Do you hear that, Dev?
-We're broke. We're trapped. -(laughing hysterically)
And you two thought that I'm the bad parent.
-What do you mean? -(Dev) It's okay.
There... there has to be a way out.
-You knew? -He's the conspirator.
-I remembered some work. -How could you, Krips?
(Himalaya) Drink alcohol.
(Dev gasps)
(Grandpa's VO) Nobody likes difficulties.
(pebble plops)
Not bad.
(Grandpa's VO) But it is what brings about change.
Hi, Jiya.
I'm good. How are you?
I know I'm taking longer to return. I'm really sorry.
But Mumma is a businesswoman now.
You should tell your friends that.
Okay, bye. And...
(exhales) Fine, speak to you soon.
Bye.
(Grandpa's VO) Difficulties build character.
And character leads to success.
It teaches life lessons too.
Mr. Dev, all these kaphals have gone bad.
I probably didn't care enough.
(Grandpa's VO) It gives you a chance to introspect.
It compels you to toughen up.
(phone ringing)
And sometimes, it even breaks your heart.
But the special thing about difficulties is that
you enjoy it
when these difficulties increase.
-Who is this? -Wow!
Dev!
Mom?
(car door closes)
No hi or hello?
Oh...
(air-kisses)
Mom, you?
What brings you here suddenly?
When did you return from South Africa?
Your grandpa told me that
both of you are in my ex-husband's team.
No, that's not true.
No, Mom, you were busy with Uncle Daniel, so--
Look, tell me the truth.
Is it Team Mom or Team Dad?
Team Mom, obviously.
Mom, you've just arrived. We can discuss these things later.
Dev, I have bought an awesome watch for you.
Unload the luggage from the car.
(indistinct conversation)
Madam is here?
Where is Mr. Himalaya? He's missing.
(chuckles) Mr. Himalaya!
(sweeping dramatic music)