[train honking]
[vehicles honking]
[Gaffur] 'Zafar, come on. We have to lift it.'
'Come fast. Hold it from that side.'
- That's my bike, brother. - Excuse me.
Go, talk to the officer.
Which officer?
- He's inside the car. - Listen, that's my bike.
-[Gaffur] 'Come on, talk to the officer.' -[Bike Guy] 'I'll just scoot.'
[Gaffur] 'Please talk to the officer. I don't have the authority.'
'Go talk to him. Climb up.'
- Gaffur. - [Gaffur] Yes, Bhai?
Yes, Bhai?
- Let him go. Let's take this. - Okay.
This one? But why, Bhai? It's in the parking zone.
This is a German beauty.
To see it standing in this sunlight is no less than a crime.
Got it. Hey, Zafar. Come on...
[Title Montage]
[Gaitonde] 'Take a look at this.'
Why would I? Isn't this yours?
What do you mean by "yours"?
The government didn't give me anything.
[Gaitonde] 'I didn't even vote.'
- You didn't? Now suffer. - Yes.
- Did you vote? - Of course.
Then why are you suffering? Now, do something about this.
Or else forget my Rs.200 and your Rs.50. Okay?
My Rs.50? Does that mean you know?
Of course, I know. I didn't become a traffic policeman just like that.
I have struggled a lot.
Look, do something. Or else I'll send you back to your village.
But I was born here in Mumbai. My Mumbai. Jai Maharashtra!
- Jai Maharashtra! - That's right.
But your family doesn't belong here.
Fix this right now. That's all I care about.
What do you want me to do?
- I'll remove this. - Okay.
Pull that! Pull that!
See.
Get some fresh air.
- I'll go take a leak. - Okay.
- Finish it by then. Yes! - Take your own time.
Lord, keep an eye on him.
[phone ringing]
[Client] 'These flower pots here. Will you provide them or should we get it?'
- Flowerpot? - Yes. - Yes.
Sir...
According to me, it should be there.
Also, it depends on you what size of flowerpot you want.
We specialize in designing every floor with a personal touch.
[phone ringing]
I'll be right back.
- Hello? - Nikhil, please send me Saurabh's number.
You're asking this for the sixth time. Why don't you just save it?
He's a misfortune.
I'm afraid that saving his number will bring bad luck for our business.
[Aman] 'Send it to me now.'
Wait a second.
Did you get it?
- [phone vibrates] - Wait a second.
What do you mean by "Kandua" (Ergot)?
Gaffur.
Look at this, man. What a car!
This is not just a car, it's a wonder.
- Wow, Bhai. - I mean, it has ABS.
- It's just... Just an amazing car! - Awesome.
You can go from zero to 100 in just five and a half seconds.
What are you saying!
Even if you jump from the sea link with this car, you won't die.
But I'll surely die at the hands of Gaitonde sa'ab.
Look, if the owner doesn't pay the fine...
Gaitonde sa'ab will take it from my pocket.
It's a loss for us.
Gaffur, tell me something. Is money everything to you?
Passion also matters.
Just look at this car. Stop being so negative.
- [phone ringing] - You always have a point.
- But Gaitonde sa'ab... - Wait a minute.
- Aman Bhaiya, how are you? - Saurabh, you're a towing contractor, right?
-[Saurabh] 'Yes.' - Why?
I am doing this...
because it gives me plenty of time to think as to what I want to do in future.
What's the point of you being a contractor when my car is getting towed?
What do you mean your car got towed? How did this happen?
Find it out in five minutes. Note the number down.
I have your car number, Bhaiya.
I have yours, Nikhil Bhaiya's and Papa's car number too.
Saurabh, it's a new car. Will you write down the number?
What! You bought a new car and didn't even tell me?
[Aman] 'Yes. The next time I buy any new vehicle...'
I will crack the coconut on your head. Okay? Now write down the number.
- Yes... Write down the number. - [Gaffur] 'Yeah.'
Just a minute, Bhaiya. Tell me.
- [Aman] 'MH'. - MH.
- [Aman] '02'. - 02.
- [Aman] 'CW'. - CW.
-[Aman] '5544. Hmm.' - 5544.
- Okay. - Bhai.
It's the same car, Bhai. 5544. It's right here.
- It's a Mercedes. - [Aman] 'Yeah, so?'
That means you bought a Mercedes.
You bought a new Mercedes and didn't even tell me!
Seriously, Bhaiya!
But congratulations. It' a superb car, Bhaiya.
One second.
How do you know it's a Mercedes?
[Saurabh stammering]
You know what, Gaitonde sir might've towed your car by mistake.
Then tell your Gaitonde to release my car right away.
- Right away. - Yes. I will tell him.
Bhaiya, you don't have to worry. But Bhaiya, it's a superb car.
And one more thing, dad said, for Ela's wedding... uh... hello?
[disconnect tone]
-[Harish] 'Is it done?' -[Vibha] 'Yeah. Just a second.'
- Yeah. Look. - Oh, wow!
Wow. Couldn't recognize yourself, huh? You look handsome.
Were you able to settle your office matter?
No.
Such things take time.
I have asked them to call for a departmental enquiry.
The guilty should come forward and resign. I'll sign it off.
God knows where are you stuck? - What do you mean?
Family court. I'm the commissioner.
Get done with it. Opt for voluntary retirement.
That's a great idea.
You have retired.
- I will also take retirement. - Mm-hmm.
- Then let's do a thing. - Hmm.
- Let's buy a chessboard. - Is it? Why?
We'll sit and kill time.
I don't know how to play chess. I will lose.
I will teach you.
- The fuse blew. - [Vibha] 'What happened?'
Nothing happened.
Oh!
Fused?
Yes. The wire was tangled.
I untangled it.
The old coal iron box was far better.
There were no chances of short circuits whatsoever.
[Vibha] 'Harish, please stop talking like an old man.'
You're not old for sure.
Those four kids are just mine.
Not yours of course.
[Vibha] 'Heart should always be young, my dear.'
Oh, wow. A beautiful blouse for the lady with a young heart.
Give that to me. You do this every day.
I go to the office. It's routine. Not a fashion parade.
"In this beautiful life, I have committed a crime called love."
- "I'm an honest criminal..." - "I'm loving this punishment."
I remember this.
- Coffee shop. Mayfair. - Hazratganj.
Hmm. Hazratganj.
When will you be over with Lucknow?
Now it's too late. I'm never getting over it.
It is a habit. Habits are weird, right?
With the city, our habits change too.
Change your habit and start drinking green tea.
Don't you get paan flavour in this?
Shut up and drink it.
- This is for your digestion. - For digestion?
It's good for metabolism.
Drink it.
Harish. I wanted to tell you something.
We have to tell the children about Ela's wedding, right?
Uhh... I'm making the guest list.
I will tell them once I'm done.
What were we at Aman's wedding?
Nothing more than the guests.
So, let him be like that. Just a guest...
in this marriage.
They took all their decisions by themselves.
Then why should I tell them about my decisions?
Calm down. There's no harm in forgiving them.
We have to tell them anyway, then why delay?
Call Nikhil too.
- Fine. I'll do it. Today. - Hmm.
I have invited Sukesh and Esha.
- Perfect. - Right?
You're unbelievable.
You invited your son-in-law and daughter first, who live in Bangalore.
And the children who are in the same city have no idea about it?
We have to start shopping for Ela's wedding.
Hmm.
I was just thinking about that. I'll do something at the office.
There's a handloom guy. He's been contacting me for a while.
I'm thinking of calling him.
I'll find out the price of wedding dresses.
You do me a favour until then.
Call Aman.
Will you?
He forgot to give me the file.
Son! Keshav, honk, please.
[car honks]
Yes, Papa.
You forgot to give me the file of your business plan.
- Here you go. - Hmm.
- I will read this before the meeting. - Yes. Please.
Ah... Papa, in my opinion, this business plan...
will support our existing business model.
Ah... I have made this with all the details.
ROI, sustenance model, risk management, everything is here.
Please take a look.
Great. I will read it. Yeah?
- Thank you, Papa. Bye. - Bye, son.
- [engine revving] - [doorbell rings]
What were you doing? I've been waiting for so long.
You look so tired.
Hmm.
Feeling okay, now?
Just a second.
[door closing]
What's up?
Something.
What?
Come with me.
- Wait. - Come on.
I'm coming. Coming.
[door opening]
[door thuds]
Surprise!
- What is all this? - Sit here. Come on. Quick.
Aman, these are super deals.
Do you know how bad the market is right now?
I have done a lot of research. Property rates are very low now.
And you know what?
Just me and you. Full privacy.
I mean, we never got our own time.
After the wedding, we were at your parent's house and now...
right in front of my parents' house.
What were you doing at Dadar today?
Aman, tell me. This or this?
- I'm asking you something. - Aman...
I'm talking to you about Upper Juhu and you're stuck at Dadar.
I will definitely ask you, Gunjan.
Ela is getting married.
So...
We had to go to the best wholesale market in town for her, right?
She's your sister, after all.
Everything has to be best for her.
Ela is getting married? When did this happen?
I'm getting married.
[Ela] 'Are you married?'
Oh, my dear sister Ela.
You're getting married.
What will I do after you get married?
You will cry.
I'll be gone. You'll miss me.
I have thought of such a gift for you that...
swear to God. When you miss me...
you will not cry, you'll be happy.
What is it?
I'm going to gift you a pack of hundred.
- [Ela coughs] - Just for you.
You and your husband...
- go on honeymoon... - [Ela coughs]
- and have great fun. - Eww.
Stop it.
- What stop it? - Stop it.
If he doesn't know how to use, you teach him.
Please, Saurabh, please.
You're speaking nonsense.
Who gives such gifts to sisters?
Fine, it's a little bit off.
But do you know how much ten packets of hundred will cost me?
What do you think, I mean...
Wait a minute, you bloody...
- What? - What were you thinking... I mean...
- Eww! What were you... - What?
I was talking about this.
I mean, what's wrong with this generation, man!
- Which generation are you from? - Shut up, that's not the point.
F♪♪♪♪g kinky. Eww.
Shameless, manner less.
Crazy girl.
Listen, at your wedding...
I'm going to drop a packet into the fire.
Everyone will be stoned.
Imagine, even the priest will be high.
So, is the wedding over Or is it yet to happen?
Aman, mummy had called me.
- It doesn't matter. -[Harish] 'I think Gunjan had a word with your mother.'
Dad, tell how costly a gift will suffice.
I think... I can't make it to the wedding. But Gunjan will be there.
She has started the preparations already.
Fine. How is daughter-in-law?
Okay... I know...
I'm sorry.
I am repeatedly making mistakes.
First the car and now this.
Will you have some green tea? It will reduce your stress.
Hmm.
[Esha] There's something special about this city.
[Dr. Malik] 'Are you in touch with everyone? Aman, Nikhil?'
Yeah. I am...
No.
We hardly talk to each other.
But now it's Ela's wedding. It's been so long since we met.
But now, we're going to meet everyone.
[Dr. Malik] 'But you don't sound so excited.'
Do I ever?
But, to be honest, I am a little excited.
The EMI of the car is very high.
[TV commercial playing]
Let my start up begin.
We'll buy a house in Upper Juhu. You'll see.
Penthouse with sea view.
I have given a proposal to your dad.
Tomorrow there's a presentation, so...
Let's see.
All the best.
I'm sure it'll be great.
- I will change and come, okay? - Hmm.
- Hello, Dad. - Yes, darling. Tell me.
Did you see Aman's business proposal report?
Yes. I'm doing that.
Good. Dad, please stop scratching.
[Didwaniya] 'Okay, fine.'
I have got some catalogues for the wedding dress.
It's a new shop. The designs are good. We'll get a good price.
I think Ela will like the designs. Take her there.
Also buy me a sari if possible.
Don't get the Lucknowi one, please.
[crows]
I have always doubted the sun.
People often say it doesn't matter where you wander...
you will return home at the end of the day.
[Saurabh] 'Neither is the sea its home...'
'... nor is he forgetful.'
'Do you know what I feel?'
You see, in the sea...
there's a long, deep tunnel.
A tunnel.
- You're so stoned. - Believe me, there's a tunnel.
Try to understand.
[Saurabh] 'So what he does is...'
'...the higher you see him above the sea, the deeper he's within the sea.'
Every evening he hides at the other end of the tunnel.
And then he takes a dip into the water.
'Everybody thinks he's home.'
But he has no home.
'He struggles all night.'
'Every night he tries to get to the other end of the tunnel.'
And the next morning, he rises from a different place.
[doorbell rings]
Oh, God!
I'm so tired.
Why isn't it working?
The remote isn't working.
Make some jackfruit for dinner.
But I was going to make some eggplant tonight.
The hot oil drops burnt my skin.
Fine. I will eat what you prepare.
This sun is shady.
This smell of cardamom in your mouth...
I get really high.
There's going to be a wedding.
You're getting married?
Ela is getting married. It's also my dad's... you know...
- I don't know. - Your dad is getting married again?
He gets two wives and you have none.
It's his anniversary, dumbo.
- Oh. - Yes.
You must still be ashamed.
Oh, really?
- [Gaitonde chanting] - [Sulekha gasps]
- Oh, man! - Let me go. Dad's here.
Hail Lord Shiva. Hail Lord Shiva.
Hail Lord Shiva. Hey! Who's there?
Ah... Sir, it's me, Saurabh.
Jai Maharashtra!
You very well know...
that there's no entry for you here.
- No, sir. The door was open... - Look.
I'll send you straight back to your village.
Where did you crash your car this time?
Car? No, sir. I didn't crash it. I swear.
Look at that...
That... It's a mosquito bite, sir.
- Mosquito, huh? - [Saurabh] 'Yes.'
Beware of a Marathi mosquito.
- Okay. Sir, good one. - Keep a safe distance.
- Dad, shirt. - Huh?
- Hey. - Yes. - How're you?
- I'm fine. How are you? - I'm fine.
What is this mark on your neck?
I was just telling sir about this.
It is a mosquito bite.
The Marathi mosquito.
There's a threat of dengue these days. Take care.
- Okay. - You...
Take this. Apply it.
- Okay. - And Apply on your lips too.
Looks red.
It must be the chapped lips.
Loser.
- Are you mad? - [phone ringing]
It's Nikhil Bhaiya. Yes, Nikhil Bhaiya.
Sir, I'm outside.
It's dad's anniversary.
Yes. I wished him this morning.
I have made a booking for a party at the courtyard club.
-[Nikhil] 'Have you been there?' - Courtyard club?
Yes. I have some contacts there.
- So, I got a booking. - That's great.
Okay. Get ready quickly...
'...and reach there.'
You mean right now?
No, sir. Please come for dinner at night, okay?
Of course, now.
Listen. I'm stuck in a meeting.
So, dad might reach there early.
Before he starts bargaining, please handle the situation. Alright?
Yeah. That's a huge problem. It's an emergency.
No. I'll do something.
- What happened? - I'll be there...
Have the skies fallen or the earth has shaken?
Sir, it's a personal emergency. I'll just come back in a flash.
- Give me the key. - Sir...
- Meet me in the field. - How will I go, sir?
You just said you'll be back in a flash. Do that.
I'll fine him one day.
Gentlemen...
That's it from my end.
Sir, I have done the preparation.
- Okay. - With some extra hours...
we'll finish the plate work.
Commit the hour, commit the man, Mishra ji.
You know, it's a big day for me.
Wish me luck, Mishra ji.
It's my presentation today.
Of course, sir.
And I know this for a fact that your Papa likes you.
- Is it? - Yes, sir. I know it.
Isn't this Nagphani tree?
It's not a tree. It's a sapling, Mishra ji.
And I call it the green snake.
Snake?
And you know what this plant is called?
- Moth Orchid. - Mout! You mean death?
No, Mishra ji. Moth.
Why have you kept it here?
Once it stops blooming flowers...
then it is very hard for it to bloom again.
We have to take good care.
- Ma'am, I'll drop you. - No. It's okay.
Don't park the car here. It'll be towed.
- There will be parking after the signal. - Okay, ma'am.
[engine revving]
[Aman] 'So as you can see, consumer behaviour is changing rapidly...'
even in the small service sectors...
And even the printing sectors nowadays...
- Customised. - Get some pistachio.
[Board member1] 'Tell me what else do you need. Don't you hesitate? Fried cashew?'
Sure. You're planning to ruin my diet, huh?
[Board member2] 'Oh, Mr. Khurana.'
-[Board member2] 'You're right.' - Son...
-[Board member3] 'Why did you stop? Go ahead.' -[Board member4] 'Carry on.'
-[Board member1] 'Come on.' - So...
As I was saying...
even if we achieve this in small ticket sizes...
then with this home delivery model, we'll be able to reach...
not just all of Mumbai but all over India...
-[Didwaniya] 'Jignesh bhai.' -[Jignesh] 'Yes?'
Are you comfortable? Yeah? Son, go on. Speak up.
We can have our services all over India.
Gentlemen, that's it from my end.
I hope this end leads to new beginnings.
Wow, son! Great. Awesome.
- Right, Mr. Khurana? - [Khurana] Absolutely.
Hard work always pays. Okay, son.
You keep going. Never stop.
This was amazing, son. Great.
It means, this is way ahead of our times.
[Mr. Khurana] 'But there's one thing.'
To set this online business up...
- it'll at least take two to five years. - Of course.
We'll all be ready by then.
You're right.
Our business has brought us where we are right now...
using all the same old business methods.
Also, we have made good profits too.
But son, we always need new blood.
Good ideas. Best ideas.
- Keep going on, son. - Thanks. Papa.
I will make this project my life motive.
And keep going on.
Thank you.
[Didwaniya] 'Big hand...'
[applause]
This place is really good, dad. He's given us some decent discount.
We could've gone to the Lions club.
Neither Nikhil ji would have to ask them for favour...
nor we would have to ask Nikhil ji.
Nikhil Bhaiya...
Bloody...
Hey, man. What? That's my car.
What are you doing?
Hey, can't you hear? It's my car.
[Michael] 'So? This is my territory.'
Hey, Michael. Territories are for dogs.
I'm a dog.
[Michael barks]
I know how to train a dog like you.
- You'll beat me? - [Saurabh] 'Yes, I will.'
[door thuds]
[engine revving]
[Ela] 'When was this picture taken?'
- Before the marriage. - Wait. Is this Marine Drive?
- Wow! - We had gone there with friends for the first time.
- Mumbai was very clean then, huh? - Yes.
- It was. - By the way, Ta...
Tauji(Uncle) looks hot.
Long hair and all, huh?
They used to call him Harish Beatle.
Ta, you know the Beatles?
- Not bad. - [phone notification]
[phone ringing]
Hello.
Yeah, tell me. Which blouse?
[Ela] 'The pink one.'
- Who is it? - Gunjan Bhabhi(Sister-in-law).
Let me talk to her.
- Sexy. right? - Hello, Gunjan.
[Triveni] 'How are you?'
Listen, it's your duty to bring Aman on time.
Okay, fine.
Talk to Ela.
[door thuds]
- Yes, Bhabhi. - Ela.
You should have told me that you are passing the phone to mummy.
Bhabhi, I'll call you back.
But... E...
Tauji, how does Taiji look?
This was the only thing remaining!
- What happened? - Your son has turned into a goon.
- What did Saurabh do? - What did he do?
He was behaving like a ruffian on the street.
He was abusing recklessly. Is this the way to behave?
Just like a ragged Hooligan!
- Ela, call him. - [Harish] 'How will that help?'
What will he answer?
There's something in this city.
Like poison.
Hey, Aman.
Congratulations.
Dad had called me.
He said your presentation was really good.
Is it?
You're such a rock star.
Rock star!
Okay, tell me.
This or this?
Should we cancel the party plan?
Oh, yeah. Wear any of these.
Everything looks good on you.
Your dad helped in getting the car released from Michael for free.
Then that Marathi man turned into a ball of fire.
"Hey, Saurabh. Listen to me."
"Don't repeat this. You... Me... This... That..."
Your dad turned into a teacher all of a sudden.
Tie this. Come here.
- He messed up my... - Messed what?
He just messed up my mind a little.
So... Now?
[" Song" playing]
Aman, I was saying that...
M♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪s.
What songs are they producing these days?
What were you saying?
I was just saying that...
when you surprise me like this...
just like you did today.
Yeah, sometimes...
it gets a little intense.
No. I don't feel bad about that.
I was just...
[Gunjan sighs]
This is back again?
Yeah. I don't know how.
Dad...
this is my... I mean our business plan.
The mosquitos in Bombay I tell you.
No sooner do the monsoons arrive they start sucking our blood.
Blood is cheaper than water here.
Ah... Dad, I quit my job last week.
[Aman] 'And...'
I have a great plan to put your retirement fund to good use, dad.
- This is the era of start-ups. - Are you crazy?
What business start-up?
What are you saying?
- Dad... - And why would I give you...
the earnings of my lifetime?
The one who wants the profit should arrange for his own investment.
[Harish] 'Did you ever talk to me about this before?'
You're my courage.
- You are my fear. - To hell with your fear.
- Dad, just look at this once... - [Harish] 'Listen...'
- Please, dad. - [Harish] "Did you quit the job?"
You retire from the job. You don't quit the job.
Take this.
- Dad... - [Harish] 'That's it.'
Shit!
What are you doing?
I don't want it.
Hello, sir. How are you?
[Man1] 'Yes... All well.'
Hello.
Bhabhi, how are you?
I'm fine, Saurabh. Take this.
Thank you.
Happy anniversary, Mummy.
- Thank you. - [Man2] 'Hello.'
-[Saurabh] 'Hello, Uncle. How are you?' - Happy anniversary, Mom.
[Nikhil] 'Come in, please.'
- Come on. - What?
Come with me.
[Harish] 'Our family has always been...'
'...into services.'
'Oh, they're here.'
Come. Come, Aman.
Rohit ji, this is Aman. My elder son.
He's an MBA. He's handling his own business.
He's a completely self-made man.
Come on. Sit.
Aman, I was just telling him about your... What is it called?
- Start-up, dad. - Yeah. Start-up.
It's the young generation's lingo. So I'm not much familiar with it.
I'm Gunjan. Aman's wife.
Yeah. That's my daughter-in-law.
And yeah. You might've met my wife.
[Harish] 'No need to say that.'
- Look at dad smiling. - Yes.
He can't believe his anniversary is being celebrated here.
Even I cannot believe this.
[DJ] 'Ladies and gentleman.'
'Time to shake your leg. Everybody, hit the dance floor.'
Excuse me.
- Nice arrangement, right? - Yeah.
I don't want to take credit. He could have asked Aman also?
- Yeah. - Yeah?
But I'm the most resourceful person.
- It started, Bhaiya. - What?
- Dance. - [DJ] 'Everybody, hit the dance floor.'
["Bollywood dance medley" playing]
Bhaiya, look at dad.
He has eaten three slices of cake. He thinks you brought it.
Anyway. So I at least get some credit...
Wait a minute. Who brought it?
I don't know. I didn't bring them.
They look drunk. Are they your friends?
My friends and drunkards?
There's nothing bad in being drunk.
- Saurabh. - Dad.
Did you have the cake?
- Yes. - Nikhil rented an expensive place.
- But the cake is amazing. - [Saurabh] 'Yes...'
And why are you standing here?
No, dad. I was just watching.
What are you looking at? Are you Sanjay from Mahabharata?
Ask these people if they had the cake?
- We had enough. - I'll bring it.
- Hey... - I'll bring small pieces.
- Little pieces. I'll get it. - Hey, Nikhil!
- I'll get it. - Hey, Nikhil!
Hey, this is great.
Please have some.
Excuse me. I'll be back.
Please.
Have a little. It's amazing.
Oops.
Gunjan.
Do you have cigarettes?
No.
You used to smoke in college, right?
Wait a second.
You were always the shy types.
Didn't you ever feel like talking to me?
You bloody junior!
Let's go.
Come on.
Dance for me on the bonnet right now.
Come on... Come on...
Didn't you...
Didn't you ever hit on your hot seniors?
Don't tell me that you've never peeked into the girls' dorm.
From the first floor window?
You guys knew about this?
I know everything.
Tell me something. Be honest.
You've never felt that...
That...
that spark?
What do we call it?
Koshish?
It's Kashish.
What were you going to do?
Nothing.
Kashish(Attraction). That's the right word.
Kashish.
Here.
Koshish is...
I will take you.
Good. I'm seriously good.
Aman.
Hi.
- What? - Who brought drinks to the family function?
His friends.
God bless their souls, huh?
Thanks.
[phone ringing]
- Who's calling? - What is it?
- Go, check on her. - [phone ringing continues]
- Hello. - [Sukesh] 'What's up, bro?'
- Good, man. How is it going? - [Sukesh] 'Everything great.'
'How's it going with you?'
All good. Listen...
Did you get a chance to go through my proposal?
Mm-hmm. Twice.
And I must say it's a good one.
[Sukesh] 'Looks like you've found an investor.'
Thanks, man. Uh...
I'm quite impressed.
Thanks so much, man. I really appreciate this.
Okay. I'll see you when you're in Mumbai.
-[Sukesh] 'I'll see you too.' - Okay. Bye.
Did you feed her the cake or not?
But, Mummy...
I must tell you that you look so young.
No one can say you have children of this age.
I got married...
at a young age.
Where is Aman?
Yes. Aman!
I don't know where did your father scoot.
- Mom. - [Triveni] 'Hmm.'
I had mixed something in the cake.
Rum.
You know it.
Your dad gets drunk on rum.
Mom, it's the anniversary party.
- It's fine. - Okay.
Is it only for him?
Not for me?
Okay. I'll get some shots for you.
Shut up.
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