- Is it not working? - No.
Oh, no. It's broken. This has come off.
- What is this? - Breakfast.
Breakfast?
What kind of breakfast is this?
Oh, no. This is porridge!
All I can see is only milk.
You know I don't eat porridge, right?
Give me last night's curry. I'll eat that.
It's over.
Anyway, both of you are more tempted to eat outside food, right?
Then go and have both your meals outside.
Because today, there's only porridge for lunch and dinner.
Any special reason for celebrating Porridge Day today?
The reason is a paucity.
For two days, I've been urging you to buy vegetables.
Each one of you is passing the buck and dilly-dallying.
And what did you get eventually? Coriander and chillies!
At least I got something.
Whenever I call these two, they say they're busy. What do I do?
What else do you expect me to say if I'm busy?
I don't know why he is so busy though.
Dad, why can't I be busy?
- Then all three of you can stay busy. - Oh God!
I had thought of going with Bittu's Mom to buy the vegetables.
But then I said no.
I must demonstrate my moral protest.
And this is my protest.
Mom, you could have put a little more sugar in your protest.
Of course. Go and take it yourself.
Because I am busy.
Go and get the whole jar. I need some as well.
Okay.
All you both do is just make him get sugar and salt.
He has grown up like a bull.
Why not tell him to buy the vegetables?
Annu is right.
Make Aman do the household chores.
'Lucky calling.'
Yes, Lucky.
I'm calling from the jail, Annu.
From the jail?
- No. We call Shashi Ranjan's cabin jail. - Jail?
Yes, tell me.
Are you high on Hashish or what?
Why are you in jail?
Now, listen carefully to whatever I'm about to say.
Yes. Go on.
Do you know Sunaina who lives in our neighbourhood?
The under-age Sunaina?
Yes. The one who calls me 'brother'.
- I see. -Last night, in her father's godown of electronic goods,
- someone sneaked in. - What are you saying?
Yes. They vandalised the whole place.
- Sunaina Cooling? - Yes. Sunaina Cooling.
All the deliveries for today have been stalled.
What are you saying?
Are you telling the truth?
- Yes. - Who did it?
Oh, come on! Who did it, how and when? How would I know that?
I've been explaining myself to him too.
To whom?
- To the inspector. - I see.
Someone cut the power in the neighbourhood last night.
- Oh, my! -And damaged all the goods in the godown in the dark.
What are you saying? All the goods?
Yes. All of it. God knows who was the mastermind.
He smashed everything.
- Didn't spare anything? - Not a single thing.
And due to the heavy loss uncle had to face,
he caught me as well as three more people.
Why did they catch you?
They saw me in the godown CCTV camera.
- Doing what? - What do you mean?
You know, don't you? I go for a stroll after dinner every night.
It's great that you go for a stroll. You're a fitness freak.
Hello. Are you getting my point or not?
I got it. But did you understand what I have understood?
- Alright. - Yes.
I'll go to Madiyava and then come to you to get you released.
Don't sign on any papers till I come, Lucky. Okay?
Okay. But come soon. There's no fan here. It's too hot. Come fast.
I'll be there soon.
Oh, man!
Listen, there's always some space in your bag.
- Get some vegetables on your way back home from school. -I'm going.
- Where? - I have some office work.
Don't forget about what I said.
Yes, alright. Go.
What did he say about me?
Leave that. Pay attention to what we're saying.
From today, it's your responsibility to buy vegetables at home.
Your Dad will accompany you today.
But from the next time, you'll go alone.
Come on, Dad. Do I even know how to buy vegetables?
I'll teach you. Keep the bag ready.
The bag has been ready for two days. Nobody is filling it up.
Show me.
This blue bag looks very familiar.
I got it stitched from your eighth-grade uniform.
Right. No wonder it still stinks to this day.
Dad, all this is so time-consuming.
I have to meet Surya Narayan and discuss some study-related matters.
So, what's the big problem in that, son?
Look. Today is Vasant Panchami.
Goddess Saraswati is worshipped today.
Call him to the vegetable market.
I'll teach both of you together.
Alright? Come on. Let's go.
Move it. Or else this is all we will have to eat.
Come on.
'A dearth of vegetables in a middle-class family's kitchen'
'is a sign of grief.'
'It implies that nobody in the family is thinking'
'about what's to be made for dinner.'
'Does it not happen in your house?'
'If not, then you're lucky.'
'For there's someone in your house'
'who constantly shoulders this responsibility.'
'We call her a 'mother'.'
'But the Mishra family follows democracy.'
'Here, buying vegetables and groceries is not just any one person's job.'
'The youngest member of the family is expected'
'to give up his childish ways'
'and become matured.'
'Becoming mature means'
'treating the needs of the house as one's own needs.'
'Episode 5, Father, Son and a Love Letter'
Okay. So?
How come?
What?
Look. What can I do if your godown got vandalised?
It's the clinic's inauguration today and there's no sign of water.
We were totally dependent on you.
So what if the culprit has been caught?
I have paid you. It's your job to fix it. I don't care.
How come all your machines are damaged?
We need water here and everyone is facing trouble because of it.
I don't know. Install the machine or give me my money back.
This is not a joke.
Thank you so much, sir.
But you have to come. And please bring ma'am along too.
Okay. I'll see you then.
Where is the water cooler?
Ma'am, actually, he ditched us at the last moment.
Mr. Chandan, so many people are going to come. We'll need water.
Ma'am, I have an idea. Let's get those packaged drinking water bottles.
And let's get a fridge too.
We can keep both water and cold drinks.
Patients will buy it while waiting.
Mr. Chandan, I am against the use of plastic.
There will be water for everyone. But from a common source.
Tell him to send over some other model and we'll get it exchanged later.
Ma'am, I spoke to the owner of the company.
He says, no deliveries are possible today.
How can he say that? He has committed to us.
Give me his number. I'll talk to him. Give me.
Happy Vasant Panchami, ma'am.
Sir.
You had invited me to the inauguration in the evening, right?
But my Dad is getting operated on for gallstones this evening.
Since I was passing by, I thought of stopping and wishing you on the way.
- Thank you. - Some sweets for you.
- Please have it. - No, thanks.
Sir. It's tobacco-free.
Sir, some tea or coffee?
Can I get a glass of cold water, please?
One hundred. Ten. Twenty. Thirty.
Fifty. Seventy. Rambabu, note it down.
One hundred and twenty-five.
Thirty. Write Four for Tiger.
4 for 103.
How much?
Sixty. Sixty. Sixty-five.
Sixty-Five. Write Bagheera.
Thirty. Thirty-five. Forty. How many? 500 people, right?
Write two for papa at fifty.
140 for two.
Hey, you. Why are you standing with closed arms? Open your arms.
Our farmer brethren will face losses. Open your arms.
Let it be, brother.
- Thirty. Thirty. Thirty. - Aman, come here.
- Yes, Dad. I'm coming. - Yes.
Come here.
- Come fast. Look here. - Yes.
- The cauliflower may look fresh but it may have worms inside. -Okay.
Be careful while buying.
- Here you go. Give me one kg. - Yes.
Good God! Why are your potatoes so stale?
It's not stale, sir. It has just grown eyes.
You can nip it off while peeling. The potatoes are great.
Your potatoes are full of eyes.
Once we start nipping it off, hardly any potato will remain. Right, Aman?
What? It's all good, Dad.
- Is it? - Yes.
Then you pick it.
Come on, Dad. You're impossible.
Son, these are very small. Pick bigger ones.
Sure. I'll pick bigger ones.
Hey, they are so big!
Are you picking potatoes the size of your face?
Well, parents are responsible for their kid's face, Dad.
Keep it back.
It's rotten.
I can't find the perfect one then.
You do it.
Come on. It's so simple. Hold this.
This one.
Look at this. This one's good.
This one's good too.
Here you go.
Dad, these are the ones I had picked too.
But you rejected them.
No, son. You didn't pick these.
Don't argue with me now.
No, sir. Your son had picked the same ones. I saw.
Did I ask you? Just zip it and sit tight.
You're selling such rotten potatoes.
It's better you stay quiet. My Dad never accepts his mistakes.
Give some spinach as well. It'll be good for his eyes.
Hey!
Think before speaking. What to say in front of whom.
I'm not buying this only for myself.
It's for you too.
Would you like to eat rotten vegetables?
I'll eat rotten vegetables, Dad.
Please hurry up.
But I won't eat it.
Well, you too will eat it.
After two pegs in the evening, you won't even know.
- What? What did you say? - Yes.
Annu and your Mom were right about you.
Your behaviour and your mannerisms are all going in the wrong direction.
Then you should have brought the one
whose behaviour is in the right direction.
Annu doesn't pay heed to you.
And you can't boss over Mom.
I haven't given you an earful till now.
Do you want me to do it right now?
Shall I?
In front of everyone?
Shall I open my mouth?
Insolent boy.
Yes, hello.
Okay.
Fine. I'll come.
Mr. Agyani has come.
Let's go home.
How much, mister?
250 rupees. You can pay me 240 rupees.
Here you go.
Give me the scooter keys.
Why?
Just give me the keys.
What why? Don't ask questions about everything.
Get everything quickly.
Mr. Agyani! Listen, Mr. Agyani!
Shanti.
I saw Mr. Agyani leaving.
He was getting late. So, he left.
Where were you during the day yesterday?
At school, Mom. Where else would I be?
Where were you after school?
After school, I was with Surya Narayan, studying. I had told you.
This is your chance. Tell the truth.
What's wrong?
Did Mr. Agyani say something?
He was at the coffee shop with that loafer, Surya Narayan.
Along with two more girls.
And he wasn't in his school uniform.
Who knows if he even went to school or not?
I had gone to school, Mom.
After school, I had been to the coffee shop too with my friends.
Is there any sin in this?
Who were those girls?
I'm asking you something, Aman.
Do you want me to give you the bio-data of all my friends?
If Mr. Agyani is really that knowledgeable,
then why didn't you ask him?
He came with his papaya-like face and a pot belly,
sparked a fire and went away.
Aman!
Don't you dare answer back, Aman.
Where did you get the money for the coffee shop?
You must have taken it from the piggy bank.
I didn't take it from the piggy bank.
Is there some treasure in the piggy bank that I'll run away with?
I had saved some money. It wasn't yours.
Are you going to stand there like a statue? Won't you say something to him?
- Where is your bag? - Why do you want my bag?
Where is your bag?
- Dad. Dad! - Stay right there.
You hide and take clothes in this, right?
What is this?
Is there money inside this?
It's not money. It's Surya Narayan's letter.
A letter. Is it? Surya Narayan's letter, right?
It's a love letter.
It has roses and hearts on it. Is it Surya Narayan's letter?
But the handwriting is yours.
Take a look, Shanti.
Is this how you earn money? By writing such letters?
Mom, I didn't take any money for this.
You did us a huge favour.
Disgusting. This is obscene.
Dad!
Do you want to become a novelist by reading such sleazy books?
- Did you see this, Shanti? - Dad!
'Father, Son and a Love Letter.'
'It's the title of the worst poem in the world.'
'An Indian father, an Indian son, and an Indian love letter.'
'This triangle is the Bermuda Triangle of our country.'
'Because for all the three to exist together in one place'
'and survive is impossible.'
'If the father and son are together, then the love letter must burn.'
'If the son chooses the love letter,'
'then he must forget his father.'
'And if the love letter falls into the father's hands,'
'then the annihilation of the letter-writer son is evident.'
Hey! Where are you hanging it?
- Is the water fine? - It's not cold at all.
You're using the wrong tap. Use this one. You'll get cold water.
What a miracle!
- Just when we needed help, you appeared right then. -Yes, sir.
And now, when all the work is done, your senior is here as well.
You Mangala Pharma guys have perfect timing, I must say.
Sir, it's nothing about timing.
I was able to help you when you needed it.
You said kind words to me. That's how people get connected.
I'll go and get connected to a few more people. Have cold water.
This is going to be the city's best clinic.
- Of course. -The best thing about it is the location.
- The location is great, sir. -Dr. Joshi will have to shut shop because of you.
- Excuse me. - Sure.
- Sir, the water cooler has been installed. -Yes.
I've told the vendors to clean up the place as well.
- Is there anything else I can do? - Thank you.
Sir, these are petty issues. Leave it to petty people like us.
It's good you came by in the morning.
- You really saved the day. - Oh, well.
Dr. Preeti.
Congratulations.
- Thank you. - Shashi.
I must say you have a very good team.
Fantastic.
Sir, when I had brought him to meet you in your cabin,
do you remember what I had said? He's our brightest chap.
Just wait until two promotions.
He'll start threatening us that he wants to switch.
Saw that, sir? He didn't even deny it.
Not at all. It's nothing like that, sir.
I've learned a lot working for this company.
Especially, from sir.
- It was sir who told me to set up everything here. -Okay.
- Thank you, Shashi. - No problem, sir.
No problem.
Sir, may I leave?
Now? But the function hasn't even started yet.
I'll stay back.
He is needed at the office.
Won't you spare him even today?
Sir, it's his yearly review.
His salary might increase.
Or it might even decrease.
Do you want to deduct money from such a hard-working man?
Sir, even I don't get paid more.
You know the state of the company, right?
Take this. I've been watching you only work since morning.
Thank you so much.
And give me your number.
Well, save it as 'Mishra Water Cooler'.
She'll remember.
No. Save it as 'Mangala Pharma Mishra'.
- It's way better. - You're right, sir.
- That's good too. - Yes.
Actually, 'Anand' is fine.
Anand.
Wait for two minutes. I'll come.
So, you were saying you were anxious?
Yes. I mean everything worked out fine eventually.
By the way, Dr. Preeti is good-looking. Isn't she?
She's good-natured.
You must have cursed me a lot last night, right?
This is what I like about you.
You don't lie to butter up someone.
You're very proud, aren't you?
It's nothing like that, sir.
What I said outside was a lie.
That I have learned a lot from you.
It wasn't you who told me to come here.
Hearing this makes my chest swell with pride.
Feels like my younger brother has grown up.
Look, Anand Mishra. Being proud is one thing.
But every person should be a little greedy.
Otherwise, how will things work?
Come on, man. Are you still angry?
I yelled at you yesterday. So, what's new in it?
Every boss does it.
But you responded to it
by giving results.
Not every employee does it.
Yesterday, however,
when I yelled at you, I thought you were going to thrash me.
Were you going to?
Can I answer this question tomorrow, sir?
I've already said one lie today.
A diamond.
Anand Mishra, you are a diamond.
Looks like only a bonus will make you happy now.
Sir, I'll go to the office.
You don't need to go to the office. I said it just like that.
Go and relax. You've done so much work.
Take this. It's a holiday package to Goa.
For two people.
Three nights and four days.
It's valid for six months. Go. Have fun.
Take it.
Come on. Just take it, man.
Sir, Lucky went out of the way to help me.
He's a good boy.
Please take him back.
It's not your fault.
You have always been an elder brother.
Look. It won't be possible in Lucky's case.
Don't get upset now.
I'll think about it.
Take this.
Come on, sir.
- Just take it, man. - No, sir.
- Look here. - But, sir.
Don't do this, Anand Mishra. Take it.
From the moment I saw you, I wanted to...
The handwriting is good though.
'Dear'. He is paying respect, Mom.
I wish to kindly tell you that I find you very adorable.
I wanted to write this letter with my blood. But I couldn't.
I thought you might get scared looking at my blood.
It's written so well.
There's nothing cheap in here.
It is so decently written.
Had the girl's parents found it, then you'd know if it's cheap or not.
Mom, I agree that he has become a little insolent.
But, Dad, how come you raised your hand at him?
I can understand Mom slapping him and you saving him.
Saving him all the time has led to these circumstances.
The bugger is getting doomed.
Mom, at this age, 99 out of 100 boys go in this direction.
Some go on coffee dates.
While some write love letters.
- Nobody gets doomed. - I know.
Why didn't you do any of this then?
I was, well...
I was an exception, you see, Dad.
Right. He could have also been an exception then.
Go, Annu. Bring him back from the terrace. He's been there since long.
- He's on the terrace? - Yes.
- Oh, God! - Annu's Mom!
Someone, attend to her.
What did you buy from the hawker?
- Show me. - What happened, Bittu's Mom?
Is the hawker gone?
He fell short of 500 rupees, right?
That's what Aman came to me for.
Where is Aman?
Aman is on the terrace. You come here.
Your 500 rupees...
Here you go. Your 500 rupees.
Take it.
Aman is not on the terrace.
He took the money, touched my feet,
and said, 'If I've ever done something to hurt you, then I'm sorry.'
He walked away into Mrs. Shukla's lane.
I see.
Did something happen?
No. Nothing.
You stay with them. I'll be back.
- Okay. Go. He mustn't have gone far. - I'll be back.
Kids these days, I tell you. Bittu went away to play with Aman.
It's been so long now. He has a test tomorrow.
Annu will wring their ears and bring both of them back.
Mr. Mishra, would you like to have some tea made by me?
Shanti?
I'll also have tea here. I'm out of ginger at my place.
Nowadays, Bittu's Dad doesn't have tea at home.
He comes late, you see. And then he gets busy with the newspaper.
- I don't like to drink tea alone. - God knows where this boy has gone.
I hope he doesn't do something wrong.
It's so easy for kids these days.
If you scold them a bit,
they just leave the house.
The kids are growing up.
We also need to understand.
I'll go and see what she is doing.
'Ambe Tours & Travels'
'New Royal Star Travels'
'Clean Initiative. Clean India'
'Drinking water' 'Clean drinking water'
Yes.
What do you want?
- Is it hot? - It's piping hot.
- Give me a water bottle. - Okay.
Here you go.
- Money. - Ticket!
Ticket! Ticket!
Ticket! Ticket! Ticket!
Ticket!
Ticket! Do you have a ticket?
Ticket?
Ticket.
Ticket. Ticket. Ticket. Ticket.
Chuttan.
Chuttan. Slap, beat, thrash.
Gone.
Ticket. Ticket. Ticket.
'The bus for Haridwar will leave in 15 minutes.'
- Were you going to smoke that cigarette? - No.
But a person who runs away from his house is helpless.
He can't say no to free things.
How did you find me here?
I even know the amount of blood flowing in every nerve of yours.
I'm your brother, after all.
Blood doesn't flow in the nerves. It flows in the veins.
I was a brother till the time I was the son of that family.
Now, I am a loafer son who humiliates his parents.
Where will you run away and go?
I'll go to Haridwar.
I'll stay in a dormitory there.
Up ahead is Rishikesh. A lot of foreigners come there.
I'll learn yoga myself first
and then teach them.
I'll learn Astrology.
I'll foretell people's future on the internet.
If I get more listeners,
then gradually, I'll start commenting on national affairs.
I'll be known as a Political Analyst.
Besides, the astrologer had said that I am full of artistic talent.
I'll do whatever I can. But I won't come back home.
Keep this.
Haridwar is a cold place.
Well,
I know you can do all this.
You're the youngest in the family.
Often, younger brothers grow up
and do something different.
You have a very good stamina as well.
You've been abusing since childhood.
Finally, your tolerance gave in today, my friend.
There was one more time in the past when I thought you'd run away.
You know when?
When?
When Bittu's Mom had come home complaining about you
that you bit on Bittu's back.
Then Mom thrashed you.
- Like whiplashes. - Try remembering yours.
When you spit the 'Tehri' you were eating
and Mom broke her bangles on your back.
That's true. Mom denies it.
But those marks are still on my back even today.
However, Dad never raised his hand at me until today.
That's what I was wondering about.
I thought I would bash you up and Dad would take your side.
He won't take my side now.
I'm just an indecent boy who writes cheap love letters.
Come on.
An indecent boy who writes cheap love letters.
- Oh, come on. - You've written it so well.
My, my! What a letter!
It's really good.
Tell me something.
Who is this 'Dear'?
- No one. - Tell me. Who is it?
- Stop it, Annu. - Come on. Tell me.
It's no one.
Won't you tell me? I'm your brother. Come on, tell me.
Fine. Don't tell me.
Just come back home. Say sorry and put an end to this.
How will I face them?
So much has happened today.
What's the big deal about it?
You got slapped by your father.
Your father must have been slapped by his father.
The whole world gets slapped.
Listen.
There are two types of kite fliers in the world.
I know. I know.
One who slackens and cuts and one who pulls and cuts.
But there's one thing common between all kite fliers.
They mess with one another's kites only when there's an ego issue.
There's no need to mess with every single kite.
Okay, fine. Do you want to have an ego? Then have it for the world.
If you want, have it for me.
But why the ego for Mom and Dad?
- Here, you're emotional. There, Mom is emotional. -And what about Dad?
Dad is disappointed.
He can't cry in front of Mom. A crying Santosh Mishra will look so weird.
Fine. I agree
that Dad lost his temper and slapped you.
You can go and say sorry.
The well won't come to the thirsty.
- Dad won't say sorry. - When did I say I want him to say sorry?
Alright. Take your time and think.
Want some water?
Fine. I'll leave it here.
But don't even think about this.
You have been sitting here for so long.
Come inside.
No, Shanti. The kids still haven't come back.
They will come.
Shanti.
Have I made a mistake?
Don't overthink.
We aren't the most wonderful parents in the world.
But we aren't bad either.
We're average.
And that's enough.
Look. The kids are here.
Bring them in.
Look. Mom is waiting for us.
He made me ride for two hours in this cold.
Where was he?
Hey, Aman. Mom is asking something. Tell her where you were.
I found him at the main bus station.
Can you believe it? He was about to go to Haridwar.
To learn yoga.
I told him that he could learn it right here.
You took only 500 rupees from Bittu's Mom?
You should have taken at least 1500 rupees.
Now, say what you wanted to.
Will you say it or shall I?
- Dad, I... - It's okay.
Fine. I heard you.
What okay? At least hear him out.
Yes. I'll hear him out. I'll hear him later.
But first, there's something important I need to say to them.
I had been thinking for many days.
But today, after a lot of thought, I've made a decision.
Dad, he wants to say something to you. Please let him...
Let me finish, son.
Both of you have grown up now.
This room isn't big enough for both of you, isn't it?
Both of you should have two separate rooms, you know.
Initially, I thought of giving the prayer room to Aman.
But then I thought even that is small.
And that is why I've reached a conclusion.
Let's vacate this house.
Let's buy a spacious apartment
with three big rooms and an attached balcony.
And if we find a good one
at the right price
and we like it,
then we will sell this and buy that.
What are you saying? How can we sell this house?
What's wrong with it, Shanti?
There's no need to get emotional about it.
Come on! One should always think about one's future.
Move ahead in life.
You were the ones who used to say
that I've inherited this house from my father.
I may not be able to get you separate houses
but I can surely get you separate rooms in a flat.
Dad!
What happened, son? Did I say something wrong?
Forgive me.
Dad, none of my friends speak to their fathers so disrespectfully.
You've never made me live fearfully
but right now, I'm scared looking at you.
No, son. It's nothing like that.
You are a very talented boy.
I have a lot of expectations from you.
I don't want anything lacking for you.
- That's why I... - Nothing! I don't want anything!
I don't want this room. I won't even latch the door. Please
stay the way you are. Just don't change.
Son, I won't change.
You mustn't change either.
The fear of a slap should not make you change your nature
or your attitude.
Alright? Come on.
Alright, everyone. Enough of this crying.
Mom, enough. Stop crying.
Do you want to cry some more?
I want to make an announcement.
Since I worked very hard today, my office has given me a gift.
We have three casseroles lying at home!
No, Mom! It's not a casserole. It's a ticket to Goa.
Four days and three nights in Goa.
- Aman and I are going. - That's great.
Annu, we will go to Goa someday or the other.
Let's send Mom and Dad.
What an idea, little brother. You've grown up.
It's a place for youngsters. What will we go and do there?
Who said it's a place only for youngsters?
- Oldies can also go there. - Shut up!
Call your father-in-law an oldie. Show me the envelope.
- Antelope. - Envelope.
- It's pronounced as 'ohn-velope'. - Yes, it's the same thing.
- Look at this. - What is it?
But if I go, who will take care of their meals?
Mom, we'll manage for a few days.
Just think. You won't have to cook for us for a few days.
Don't you say that they need to be responsible now?
Then let them manage. Is that a swimming pool?
Dad, you can't bathe in a swimming pool.
There's a beach and a hotel right in front of it.
Step out in your boxers and take a dip.
- Really? Okay. Do I bathe in the pool at night then? -Yes.
- I'll bathe in the sea during the day. - It'll be closed.
Let's think about all this later.
No one's deciding anything now. We'll see later.
Why later?
Because we don't know how much all this will cost.
- It's free. It's a gift. - Nothing is free.
- There are hidden costs. - Listen.
- Hey, Aman. - No, no. And look at this.
Listen, you both keep planning.
I need to go to an important place.
- You come with me. - Why me?
I'm taking you to a place where only grown-ups go.
- We'll go and come. - Where?
We'll be back, Dad. Come.
- Come on. Let's go. - There are always hidden costs.
It's free. He got a gift. Why are you worrying about that?
'Have you seen an acrobat performing a stunt on the tightrope at a fair?'
'The relationship between Indian fathers and sons is like a tightrope walk'
'maintaining a balance between respect and fear.'
'And when that rope snaps,'
'what remains in relationships is either only fear or only respect.'
'In maintaining this balance, a mother's role is necessary.'
'Along with a few friends,'
'some neighbours, and a little bit of societal support.'
'These people are the trauma among the middle class'
'as well as therapy.'
'Mishra family's rope has snapped today.'
'However, there is no fear in anyone here.'