Oh mister, how much for the bitter gourd?
20 rupees for a quarter kg.
20 rupees for a quarter kg? - Yes.
Oh dear! Vegetables cost so much these days
rather have fish and meat instead!
Aunt, you better buy vegetables. They're cheaper.
Meat and fish don't cost any less anyway!
Mrs Sawant... - Yes.
Make some fish curry. We haven't had it in a long time.
Is it?
How about you sending over some food for a change?
You just want others to feed you!
And listen If you love eating fish so much,
there are many Malwani restaurants in Pune you can go to!
Restaurants aren't affordable every time.
It's expensive.
You know, my husband complains about every vegetable I make.
He is very fussy about food.
The other day he found a hair in the green leafy vegetable
so he scolded me asking if I added all my hair in it!
Funny! - I agree.
Putting up with
with a husband's tantrums is cumbersome.
They'll stay home and rant
but won't get vegetables from the market!
Good for Jyoti though.
What's good in my case?
Well, you married for love.
It's said, such husbands remain in the wife's control. - Yes.
Nothing like that.
But it's true, my husband, Vijay, is sensible.
But there's a dearth of understanding in our lives.
Right, Mrs Kakde? - Absolutely.
Mister, give some extra coriander.
Come on, ma'am.
You said the same last time and took a whole bunch of coriander!
When? - Don't you remember?
You must've done that. - Forget it.
Let's go, we're getting late. - Yes.
Let's go. - Come, Jyoti.
Yes.
Sister, stop by.
Jyoti, it's been long time you didn't serve us fritters.
Yes, their daughter has run away.
See this. They are going now.
Jyoti! Good I met you.
Listen, you made pickles, right?
Please send some over.
Everyone in my family loves it.
They literally lick their fingers.
I'll send it, Mrs Patil. - Okay.
Let's go, we're late. - Keep some for me.
Keep quiet.
Don't give that freeloader any pickle.
You're blessed with culinary skills.
Do you know what that fool does?
She serves pickles to her guests saying she made it!
That's how she is.
I don't do that. I tell
Jyoti made this pickle. She's a great cook.
My granny taught me.
I follow her style.
Your pickles are yummy.
Let's go. When you make pickles this time,
give me some 'poppadum's' and 'fryums' too.
You make them really well.
Let's go, we're late. My husband must be waiting to have tea.
Dad's home. - I'll open the door.
No, I will. - Wait.
Hello, Sweeties. - Dad.
Dad, I beat her twice at the game.
No, he cheats.
Why do you do that, silly? - Dad, join us in the game.
Okay, I'll freshen up first. You play till then.
It's my turn, Pritam. - Yes.
No. - Mine...
Give.
Wow! What aroma!
There's something special for dinner!
Eat that first.
Yes.
Eat.
Hey, how's the vegetable?
I must say,
one morsel of the food you make and it tastes heavenly!
Dad, come here.
What did you tell him?
Nothing, mom. It's something personal.
So, I spoke in his ear. I can't say it in your presence.
Is it? Eat.
Great!
What are you looking at so intently?
This woman is just great!
Got it. Kalyani Deshmukh, right?
Hats off to Kalyani Deshmukh.
Like the phoenix bird, when everything was over,
after the demise of her husband, this lady
worked hard without giving up and that's commendable.
Without any support,
she started a small business and expanded it.
She's now a successful entrepreneur.
As a powerful businesswoman she has earned great fame.
Whenever I read about her or see her,
I feel inspired.
A middle-class Marathi home maker scaled great heights.
I feel proud of her.
The one you're proud of, that Kalyani Deshmukh.
What if you get a chance to meet her?
Think about it. - Are you serious?
Yes. - Don't bluff.
Honestly.
Why would an ordinary woman like me
get to meet a businesswoman like Kalyani?
Impossible. - It is possible.
How? - There's a Fashion show competition for women.
There's a notice on the society's notice board.
Kalyani Deshmukh will be the chief guest there.
Some women from our society have already enrolled.
You know the best part is that
our smart kids have enlisted your name!
I can't do that.
Your wish.
Kalyani Deshmukh is your idol.
You'll get a chance to meet her. You may not get such a chance again.
Make sure you finish the tiffin.
Yes. - Mom, my friends love your food.
They eat up everything from my tiffin.
I forgot the daily dose. - Dad, it's late. Let's go.
Okay. - You too.
Go now.
My tiffin?
Here.
Hubby button up your shirt. - Yes.
I forgot.
You never forget this!
That keeps me energized all day. - Go now.
'Sadhana No. 2, Co-operative Residential Development Ltd.'
Jyoti! - Brother, what a surprise! Come in.
Come.
Hi, Jyoti. - Please come in.
Jyoti, how are you? - Great.
There's still no lift in the building!
I'm tired.
Yes, me too.
You visit the beauty parlour twice a week.
That's also on the third floor, right?
Doesn't that tire you...
Salon.
That's what they are called.
I'll get you water and make something to eat.
Jyoti, sit here.
You've come after a long time. I'll be back.
Listen, Jyoti
Nothing has changed. - Yes.
Even after so many years of marriage,
there's no change in you either!
But you have changed a lot after marriage.
Take your head for example.
Excuse me, that's called before and after.
I know.
Same things for years on end.
Same things, god!
Same wife, god!
Enough. - Sorry.
Listen to me.
At least the photo frames should be changed.
Yes, photo framed should be changed.
I'll check inside.
Jyoti? - A storm is brewing...
She's coming inside.
Hey, you still use this old mixer?
Buy a new one.
You get it for cheap in a sale.
If the old mixer isn't complaining, why should I?
Small dreams!
You just don't want to progress.
We're content with what we have. That's what you say, right?
Forget about everything else,
at least ask your husband to find a good job.
People ask us what's Jyoti's husband into.
What do we tell people?
You should tell them he's independent
and looks after his wife and kids well.
They're leading happy lives!
You see, it's okay if life isn't luxurious
but it should be happy.
Oh yes.
Wait.
Yes. Laddu my favourite.
So Jyoti, you've decorated the house really well.
While our house
It's well set and we have servants too.
But she creates such a mess!
I'll tell you like a peacock's feathers
are always open our house is always in a mess!
You can't do without taunting your wife, is it?
This is sweet!
Oh yes, Jyoti! I forgot to mention.
My brother Ameya.
Remember him?
I'd recommended his marriage proposal for you.
He's going to California.
New job with an annual package of 10 million.
He always asks about you.
How is she doing?
My brother Ameya was ready yet you married that Vijay Pawar.
Truly
love is blind.
It's the same with us. Blind...
We'll discuss that later.
What brings you here today, brother?
I came to invite you.
It's our parents' wedding anniversary.
We've booked the Territory Hotel
and few selected relatives are invited.
You too must come.
Do come with your kids.
And look, wear a nice sari.
It'll create a good impression.
Don't dress too simple.
Listen, if my poverty embarrasses you,
I better not come.
No. Don't take her words to heart.
I don't either.
I mean I do...
I do, but our family doesn't.
Jyoti, you see, our family has a WhatsApp group.
I posted an invite there.
But you left the group, didn't you?
Yes, hence my mother-in-law,
I mean your dear mom told us to invite her daughter in person.
That's why we climbed up all the way here.
Only for you.
But while you invite, can't you mention my husband?
Well, you asked me to bring just the kids.
Brother, until our family accepts Vijay,
I'll neither be part of your WhatsApp group
nor family events.
Hey, I don't like that group either.
Constant posts for nothing.
People send flowers on it as if they own orchards.
Good morning, good afternoon, good night.
I don't like it at all.
And to add to that, Jyoti,
she posts her pics with muck on her face from the beauty parlour!
What can I say. - Hey, you're getting carried away.
Yes, it feels great to bat on an open pitch!
Wait till we get home.
I'm expressing here since I can't at home.
Jyoti do come with Vijay and the kids.
We'll wait for you, okay?
Anyway, Jyoti, we'll leave.
Wait, I'll be back.
What now? - Must be something.
Here. - What's that?
That's pickle and chutney for mom.
Shall we leave?
Let's go.
There are shops and other amenities.
This will be the parking lot.
There's a gym and swimming pool too.
It has everything, plus zero maintenance.
Things aren't like before.
There's a RERA law for the benefit of costumers.
If we don't keep our promise as builders,
we will have to pay a fine.
Wow! That's nice. - Yes.
All the flats have been designed as per 'vastu shastra'.
From the hall and kitchen to the bedroom.
This area has great demand.
Soon a metro will come up here.
Once that's done, the rates of the flats will double.
The rest of the details are mentioned in the brochure.
So, just get a cheque of the booking amount for the flat at the soonest.
Bye. - Come.
All of us ended up meeting here! - Yes.
True. - I did tell you
let's not meet at Jyoti's place.
There's not enough place to accommodate everyone.
Tambe, reduce some weight and you'll be accommodated properly.
Mrs Sawant, you always side with her.
I know.
I'll tell you, Jyoti, this house will look great if you renovate it.
Mrs Kale, your husband gets perks
so you decorated your flat lavishly.
Right? - Yes.
As for Jyoti's husband, his business didn't do well.
So, he's doing a menial job at a builder's.
Right?
Besides the rates of flats have also increased.
Agreed. - Indeed.
There's no surety with private jobs.
That's what my husband said.
By the way, my husband got promoted. - Is it?
He was saying
construction business has slowed down.
A smart man finds opportunities despite hurdles.
Vijay is smart.
He'll surely get promoted someday.
But I must say, Tambe,
after all these years, your husband finally got promoted!
Some achievement!
Jyoti, what are you waiting for?
On behalf of Tambe, get us some sweets
and congratulate her.
Have this.
Please have. - Yes.
Have this.
Jyoti, all said and done, you're a fabulous cook.
I have organized a prayer ceremony next month.
So you have to make the holy offering.
God also likes your cooking!
Jyoti, when you send chicken biryani to our place,
we literally lick it off our fingers!
And then she says she doesn't eat it!
Even so, at least Mrs Kale admitted
she eats non-veg on the sly! - Yes.
Oh my! I just forgot.
What preparations have you done for the fashion show competition?
Or you plan to go in this attire?
Oh yes. - What should we do?
'Umed Foundation presents Fashion Show Competition'
Hello. Hello.
Your thundering applause
will motivate our next contestant greatly.
Give it up for the next contestant
Mrs Prajakta Kale.
'Umed Foundation presents Fashion Show Competition'
"Hawa Hawai!"
What a great contest!
Let's wait for the results now.
To announce the results,
I call upon the stage
renowned businesswoman, Kalyani Deshmukh.
Hello!
And now I request Mrs Deshmukh to declare the results.
Sister. Here you go.
I'm aware that you must be eager
to know who won the contest.
The first prize goes to Anushka Solwad.
She has won a silver container and a golden nose pin.
Give it up for her.
Congratulations.
The runner up is
Prajakta Kale.
Look.
Jyoti!
Prajakta Kale, the runner up, gets a 'paithani'.
'Paithani'? - Yes.
'Paithani'! - Applause.
Did you like it?
Yes. Yes.
Why are you crying? - Yes.
Hawa Hawai!
Stand properly. 'Paithani'!
Don't cry.
I request Kalyani to say a few words about this contest.
Every woman
has to fulfil her duties as a home maker.
Managing the home, raising kids,
cooking,
catering to guests and relatives
and most importantly keeping the husband happy
keeps every housewife so engrossed
that she never gets time for herself.
Hence, making time from daily chores
for the sake of entertainment and pleasure,
women participating in such contests are worthy of praise.
I should look beautiful.
Every woman wants that.
And it's natural.
But good facial features
or a nice figure make for outer appearance.
But what about inner beauty?
What about the beauty of the heart?
Just like physical fitness is important
so is the beauty of the heart.
Only then you'll be youthful and beautiful forever
just like me!
Keep organizing such programmes for women.
My best wishes to you all.
Thank you.
Thank you, madam.
Thank you. - Most welcome.
I want a photo.
I also want to click a photo.
Come on. Take my picture as well.
Madam.
Me, too. - Madam.
Madam, please. - What are you doing?
I want one with her. - I want to be in it too!
Listen. - Madam.
Madam, you truly graced the occasion with your presence.
Welcome.
Please do come back again.
We will have another event.
Please do come next time as well. - Yes, I will.
Madam, your bouquet. - Oh yes.
You're doing a great job. - Your flowers.
Keep up the great work.
But please do come again. - Ma'am! Ma'am!
I made this specially for you. Please take it.
I made this specially for you.
Please take it. - What is it?
Sorry. - Did you throw it on her?
It's okay. - It fell on her sari.
Alright then. Let's go. - Thank you, madam.
See you. - Bye!
Bye. - Thank you, madam.
Mom, if you break all vessels, what will we eat in?
Don't bug me!
I shouldn't have participated.
What's up, kids?
Dad, give me your ear.
Mom is angry. - Okay.
What happened? You took off the dress?
I thought you'll wait to show me.
Yes, so you could laugh at me!
Why laugh?
I'd have loved to see my wife in a different attire.
It was a waste.
Mom didn't get a prize.
It's okay if you didn't win. Why get angry?
Hope you met your idol Kalyani.
What meeting?
I couldn't even click a selfie with her.
Jyoti, no point being sad.
Let's celebrate.
I'll take you out to dinner.
No way. I'll make something quickly.
Mom, let's go.
We haven't gone out in many days.
Dad, shall we go to the hotel? - Yes, get dressed.
Yeah.
You three go. I won't come.
You won't relent unless I carry you.
Beloved. Beloved.
Isn't the hotel nice? Order anything you like.
Vijay,
teach the kids to read the menu card properly.
Meaning? - The menu card shouldn't be read
from left to right but right to left like Urdu.
Prices first.
Leave that to me. Tell me what you'll have.
I won't be able to eat here. - Jyoti.
Everything's expensive.
Come on, mom!
Nisha, you won't understand just yet.
I don't want to waste money. - Jyoti
We came here to make me feel better, right?
Let's go then. - Jyoti
"Happiness is"
"hiding somewhere very far."
Vijay.
"No matter how much I search."
"I never found it."
"Happiness is"
"hiding somewhere very far."
Are you angry?
"Happiness is..."
What for?
Because I got you all out of that restaurant.
I'm not mad at you but my fate.
It just never favours me.
I started a business and toiled for nights on end.
You saw that.
I failed.
Then I went in for partnership but the partner duped me.
We ended up paying interest without any profit.
We had to sell off your ornaments too.
Vijay, you know, I'm not fond of ornaments.
Your sensible ways trouble me even more.
Selling off every piece of your wife's ornaments
makes a man die of shame!
I took up a job but now
the construction business has slowed down.
We barely manage in the salary I get.
In spite of working so hard,
if I can't even take you to a restaurant once
my life's worthless.
Even a 'vada pav' seller makes more money than me.
Vijay,
it's okay if life isn't luxurious
but it should be happy.
Sooner or later, times will change.
Later.
Everything will change later.
But today is still bad.
What about that?
Chill, Vijay.
Let's listen to songs and sleep.
"This life will cheat on me someday."
"Even the eyes have dried up now."
"This life will cheat on me someday."
"Even the eyes have dried up now."
"How much I shall struggle to patch up?"
"How much I shall struggle to patch up"
"when my life is all messed up?"
Enough of your drama.
What drama?
My wife works all day so I thought of helping her.
Kids, come. - Yes, mom.
Come, have your daily dose.
Mom, why do make us eat almonds daily?
That sharpens the mind. - Yes.
No wonder you tell dad Vijay, you don't understand anything.
He forgets to button up his shirt every day!
Today he forgot to wear a shirt altogether!
I'll wear it now. She's too much.
Vijay, we're late. - He's your dad.
Dad, we're late.
Let's go. - Get going.
Shall I go? - Go.
Looking at the colour, design and material
I think it costs around 2,000 rupees.
Put it down.
It's 'Paithani'!
It's not an ordinary sari like the ones your husband buys for you.
Chill.
But how much does it cost?
Hawa Hawai, how much do you think it costs?
Why ask her?
What does she know about expensive saris?
What do you mean?
Do you use 'paithani' as door mats?
Don't change the topic.
Why did she say that.
Mrs Kale, tell us the cost of this sari. - Yes.
Tell us. - I'll tell you.
My brother bought such a 'paithani'
for his wife during Diwali for 12,000.
12,000! - Bragging about your brother!
He doesn't even bother about you.
Neither does yours.
Forget it.
I'll get tea with ginger.
It's good for heart burn.
Listen to me. - What?
We're eating at her place. - Yes.
Let's just agree this rag is expensive.
Okay. Alright.
My husband bought me a similar sari for 5,000 bucks.
Did you keep it in the locker?
Even if she buys simple crockery,
she shows everyone but not the sari.
Bluffing about 5,000!
It must be worth 200 bucks!
Hawa Hawai, tell us.
How much do you think it costs?
Why gauge the 'paithani's' cost?
For one, it's a prize.
And it was given by Kalyani Deshmukh.
It's priceless!
She's always like that.
Nothing doing, we must know the price.
Yes. - But why?
Have tea. - Yes.
Have. - Please.
Have. You also have.
Please have. - Yes.
How's the tea for heart burn?
Nice.
Even so, we must know the cost of the sari.
Right. - Listen up do one thing,
enquire in a sari shop.
Thus, you'll know the truth.
Yes. - Look,
first finish the tea I made.
No, don't finish it. I'll get 'khari'.
Oh man! She's feeding us a lot.
It's bought from her husband's perks!
What? Leave?
You should be working 24 hours in these times.
And you want leave?
Great. - You know I don't take leaves.
I haven't taken a single off in two months.
You do work
but have you expanded the business?
How many clients did you get?
Look, I too have to report to someone.
My boss. I'm answerable to him.
But I'm trying.
What can I do if the market is down? - Exactly!
The market is down, there are no bookings or customers.
You must be doing the rounds in such times.
You mustn't rest even for a minute.
The flats that were sold in the last few months
were my clients.
I'm toiling day and night.
Look,
it's easy to sell flats encashing the builder's reputation.
Suresh, will you take away all credit for the work I did?
I don't care.
Flats must be sold, business should grow.
It's easy to say that from an air-conditioned office.
He's teaching me.
Nonsense.
'Paithani'.
No, madam, it's not from our shop.
I won it as a prize in a fashion show.
Only me.
I see. So all of you want 'Paithani' in the same pattern?
Sorry, madam, but we don't sell such stuff.
Heard that? I told you
it must be rare.
It won't be sold in ordinary shops.
No, I don't know about other shops
but we don't sell such cheap stuff.
Is that so?
We just sell original saris.
That means this is duplicate.
I told you something's fishy. There you go!
Much ado about nothing!
No, there's no problem as such.
But this 'paithani' would cost around 3,000 bucks.
Take a look at genuine 'paithani' we have.
Help yourself.
Show me. - How's it?
How much does this cost?
This is for 10,000 bucks.
But it's one in a million!
I'd have liked to buy it
but my husband doesn't get perks!
Yes. Extra income.
One more.
You'll like this.
And this? - Only, 40,000.
Hawa Hawai, did you like it? Buy it.
I will.
Sooner or later, I too will have an expensive sari like this.
Is it? - Make sure you buy while we're alive.
Or you'll buy it after 50 years!
Jyoti!
Mrs Sawant! Come in.
Sit.
Jyoti, I know you're in a rush.
You're going to your mother's, right?
Look
wear these ornaments.
Aunt, no.
Oh come on!
People don't value good hearts
they only care about ornaments.
But why should I pretend before my family?
Not for yourself but your husband.
He mustn't lose face in public, understood?
Wear these.
Aunt,
you do a lot for me!
But I can't take these. - Please keep it.
Take it.
They'll look great on you.
Hubby, how do I look?
Show me.
The sari's great.
Do you remember? You gifted this to me on our first anniversary.
It looks like new even after all these years!
Be it a sari or husband, women take great care of them!
But one thing is missing. - What?
This.
Oh my!
My husband loves me!
Territory Hotel?
That will cost 70 rupees. - I'll give you 50.
Come on, madam. Petrol rates have increased.
That's not my fault.
It'd we who elect them, right? Liars all of them.
I don't have to go far anyway. It's close by.
Why don't you go on foot then?
Talking back and taunting comes naturally to people from Pune!
Let's go. I'll give you 60.
Fine, get in. What a bother during work hours!
We have to make a stop.
I have to pick up my purse from the repair shop.
You're too much. - Why not? Two birds with one stone.
Do we go from here or that way?
Congratulations! - Thank you.
Welcome.
Thank you.
Hey, come.
Hello, how are you? - Hello. Fine.
Congratulations. - Thank you.
Mom. - Jyoti!
Why did you bother, child?
Please take it.
Your daughter got you a gift for the first time. Take it.
Show me.
Oh dear!
When did you buy these ornaments?
She borrowed them.
She doesn't like flaunting!
I'll be back.
How are you, child? - I'm fine, mom.
Sis, what's this?
So late? - I came long ago.
Where were you?
I was overseeing the...
'Did you like?'
What are you doing here at this hour?
Is there a set time for this as well?
I looked for you all over.
Am I to take your permission to pee? Come on!
What did you tell me? - What?
Don't wear too many ornaments.
Feels like a festival.
While your sister, that pauper,
is adorned in ornaments to put me to shame!
You were put to shame the very day
your air hostess sister eloped with an ordinary rickshaw driver!
Look, we're talking about your sister right now. - Yes.
I wanted to wear a few ornaments but you said they'll weigh me down!
What about the weight of humiliation?
But to get humiliated a person must first earn some respect!
You haven't! Why do you care?
I do.
Tell me, how did she get so many ornaments?
Her husband Vijay works in construction.
He must've struck gold!
Really? - Yes.
I feel the same way.
That Vijay is an opportunist.
Oh my! I forgot.
Hey! - No. I left my mobile inside.
Yuck!
Dad, time for the couplet ritual.
What say people? - Yes.
Alright!
Mom, dad, go for one couplet each. - You go first.
I'll go. - Yes.
Oh those looks!
'My wife Vasanti is one in a million...'
Too good.
'My wife Vasanti is one in a million'
"I'll tour the world with her by my side"
Wow.
- Mom, your turn.
Come on! - Mom, please.
Go for it. - Wait a second.
"I want no jewellery or diamonds and pearls..." - Okay.
"I want no jewellery or diamonds and pearls"
"Damodar Panta is my partner forever."
Wow. Way to go!
Time for a family photo.
Yes. - Wait.
Why? Did you forget some jewel?
Something more important than a jewel.
What? - My daughter.
Jyoti, come here.
The family photo can't be complete without you.
Come here.
Come quick. - Come, sis.
Smile everyone.
Jyoti!
Here's a parcel for your kids.
There's dessert and spiced rice.
Mom, the kids ate enough.
Why give a parcel? - It's okay.
I'm glad you came.
Our families came together after many years.
Jyoti, are you really happy?
You never ask for anything.
Neither do you accept anything we give.
Mom, I've told you many time, don't worry about me.
I'm happy.
I worry about you all the time, dear.
Mom, don't cry on a good day.
Mom.
I'll leave.
Mr Chauhan, here's a cheque.
If you need anything else, don't hesitate to tell me.
Kalyani, since you accepted to sponsor these poor children
they'll surely have a bright future.
Well, kids are the future of the nation.
Don't you worry at all.
I'll make sure they don't lack in anyway.
Fine, I'm taking these kids for an outing today.
Is that okay? - Of course.
Thank you so much.
"There's joy in living"
"Let's experience them a new. - A new!"
"There's joy in living"
"Let's experience them a new. - A new!"
"Let's move ahead with each other."
"New directions far and wide"
"beckon us"
"'to fly away"
"Such pleasant nature is captivating."
"This gentle breeze"
"blows rhythmically."
"This is a surge of happiness. Let's experience it deeply."
"New directions far and wide."
"Beckon us to fly away."
"Moments of great joys fill our hearts"
"Let's treasure deep friendships."
"Listen to the music of life with our hearts."
"New directions far and wide."
"Beckon us."
"To fly away."
Hello. - Hello.
I'm Jyoti Pawar. - Okay.
I make fenugreek laddu' at home. - Okay.
Will you keep these in your shop?
Fenugreek 'laddoo'? - Yes.
Who eats that?
No. People prefer semolina or gram flour 'laddoo'.
Nobody has ever asked for fenugreek 'laddoo' in my shop.
They will now onwards.
Is it? Great.
I like your confidence. - You'll the 'laddoo' too.
Taste it. - Yes. I should do that.
Hope I'm not the first one to taste that?
Don't experiment on me.
I'll eat.
Wow. Yummy.
I'll keep these 'laddoo'.
But I won't pay you for the one I ate. - Okay.
I'll pay you for the ones sold. - Okay.
Listen, consult some beauty parlour too.
Women want to look great these days.
Don't depend on selling 'laddoo' alone.
The best part of my 'laddoo' is taste.
I haven't just added fenugreek.
There's a lot more in it.
We'll see.
I'll keep these 'laddoo'.
I'll keep my commission and pay you.
Here's my card.
It has my number.
Write your number on this.
Give me a pen.
You want mine?
I'm lending things already!
Nice!
Here, write your number.
Okay.
Pen please. - Yes.
See you.
Husbands these days are keeping busy outside homes.
So women have to do such work.
Did everyone pay? - Yes.
I'm putting everyone's money here.
If I win this time, I'll buy a nice mobile.
I will buy gold. Investing in gold is always safe.
Comes handy in need.
I'll go to Kashmir.
It's evergreen like me!
Tambe, what will you do?
What will I do?
The moment we get money, my mom-in-law takes ill.
Last time we got a bonus
and she underwent cataract surgery.
Now if I win this money, she'll undergo knee surgery.
Hawa Hawai, what about you?
I haven't decided yet.
What will she? She'll fly high.
Right, Hawa Hawai?
Let her!
But our kitty is incomplete without her dishes.
That's true.
Neither of you can cook well.
Put your hands to use along with your tongues.
Look!
And the lawyer has spoken!
She's her attorney!
Listen chef, what have you made?
Open the container. - Yes, what did you bring today?
What's this? Fenugreek laddus?
Oh no! I don't like them.
Why? - Give me.
They taste bitter. - You're mad.
These are too good. How?
Mine turn out hard.
They do, right? Your son can play ball with it!
Come on!
All right, pick a chit. - Yes.
Yes. - Here we go.
Pick a chit. - Pick my name.
No, mine.
Wait, will you?
Which one I shall pick?
Yes, this one. - God, my expensive mobile.
My mother-in-law... - Died?
Hey! - She's alive.
Sorry. - Well...
Who is it? - What's the name?
Jyoti!
Here's the money.
Go, make tea. - Yes...
Or we'll keep talking and you won't make tea. - Right away.
Mrs Tambe! - What?
Hey! - It's okay.
You need it.
Return it when you win.
You always think about others.
And I keep taunting you.
I don't take it to heart.
Thank you.
Come over for tea tomorrow. We'll chat.
Dad, this house is so pretty!
Vijay. - Yes.
Should I roast or fry the 'papad'?
Boil it if you like.
You're in a good mood tonight.
Dad, those aren't eggs to be boiled!
I'm just teasing your mom.
Dance class ended early today? - Yes.
Dad, this house is so pretty! - Yes.
How come no call yet?
Hello. - Hello.
Do you have laddu? - 'Motichoor?'
No, not the 'boondi' ones.
What's that Marathi folks call...
'Rava, fenugreek...' - Yes, the fenugreek one!
'We're out of them.'
They sold out? - 'Yes.'
'Not even crumbs left.' - What!
'Completely.'
Not a single one is left?
'No. But you can try tomorrow.'
Tomorrow?
Okay, I'll come tomorrow.
Your name?
Name.
Sridevi! - 'Sri... What!'
Okay.
They sold out!
Hello. - Jyoti Pawar?
Yes. Jyoti.
The fenugreek laddu you gave got sold.
All? - Yes.
Get some more tomorrow.
5 kg tomorrow?
Yes.
Okay, I'll come. - Do come.
Yes, I will.
Vijay!
Vijay, come here.
What is it?
What's going on? - Mom's dancing. Let's dance!
Vijay, I got my first order for the laddu.
Wow!
Dad, dance.
I wish your dad were alive.
He'd be thrilled at my first order.
He was a foodie at heart.
Have some coffee.
I'll help.
How's the coffee?
It's just coffee.
It won't taste different because you made it.
You can praise your husband once in a while.
I sang your praises while in college.
Yet you'd take Rashmi for coffee and not me!
That was to make you jealous!
I can smell fresh clarified butter!
The aroma says it all. - Right.
Tell me how its tastes.
It's my first order. - Is it?
Wow!
Too good. Yummy.
To be honest, child,
I was reminded of my wife.
She too used to make yummy dishes.
Bless you, child.
Wow! Here you are. Good.
I'll return the bag.
Take this.
Good.
Listen, maintain the quality.
Usually when orders increase,
quality suffers.
No, don't worry.
I can give you steamed modak too. - Wow, will do.
Women are hardly interested in making those anyway.
During festivals I'll give 'chirota', 'shankarpala',
'chakli', 'chewda'... - Stop!
You're a culinary trade master!
I'll leave now. - Okay.
My bag. - Yes.
You'll get your bag and container too. Get it.
Here's your bag and container.
Okay.
Ma'am, take your money.
Oh yes. - This is like ace at work but lacks in accounts.
Here's your money. See you soon.
Shower us with your blessings always,
O Swami Samartha.
I got you flowers. - Wow!
You look happy today.
Dad, mom got money today.
Wow!
That calls for a treat, right? - No treat.
I'll save that money.
I'll buy an expensive 'paithani' and new fridge.
Mom, keep it in our piggy bank.
Yes, but we'll charge interest.
No relation in business.
Right. - Come on, kids.
Good, Marathi kids are learning business attitude.
'Bakarwadi', 'anaarsa', 'karanji'.'
Good he was wearing a helmet and the road was clear.
Or... Anyway, you can take him home.
He needs to rest for a whole month.
I've prescribed medicines. He needs physio too.
Take care.
Thank you, doctor.
God, you saved my husband.
Hello. - Hello, I'm Jyoti Pawar.
Jyoti who?
The fenugreek laddus...
The one who makes things in clarified butter.
Tell me. Where have you been?
There was some problem at home. - Problem!
This is always the case with freelancers!
Besides you're a woman.
You never know when domestic issues arise!
No, I'm free now.
If you want to place orders...
No, I place orders with someone else.
Why? - What why?
You didn't keep in touch. I called you many times.
You didn't even answer.
I'll complete the order on time.
I make everything is fresh clarified butter.
People don't care.
They just want cheap and tasty stuff.
Look, I won't give you any order. Please hang up, I'm busy.
Hello, listen...
Do this everyday.
500.
500 times?
Oh no, 10 times in the morning and evening.
500.
10 times in the morning and 500 times in the evening?
My fees are 500 rupees.
Do that.
Do as I said carefully.
I don't know.
Can you manage?
Paining?
Good, it must pain.
Fees. - Yes.
Okay.
Thank you.
Hey, the door's that way.
What is that?
I remind myself 500 times yet I forget 500 times.
Old habits die hard!
I was always like this. - The door.
Yes, see you.
500 tomorrow as well.
Bye.
What's he?
Tell him not to come anymore.
These are simple exercise. Why pay 500?
Vijay, don't you want to recover faster?
Why think about money?
This is a waste of money, Jyoti.
I've learnt the exercises,
I'll do them at home.
If need be, you guys can help.
Tell him that.
Your phone is ringing.
How many days will you stay home?
The doctor has asked me to stay home for a month.
You found a great doctor!
Look, I can't afford to grant such a long leave.
Join tomorrow. - Tomorrow?
I can't even get up yet.
Then stay home forever.
That's what the boss said.
Let him just rest.
Look Suresh... Suresh...
Nothing works out!
Plentiful problems one after the other.
I lost my job because of the job.
Big deal. You'll get another one.
I'm grateful you survived.
But your plans are ruined because of me.
You saved money with great efforts
to buy a 'paithani' and fridge.
You're spending it on me!
I don't have a job.
You must be struggling to meet the expenses.
Forget the 'paithani'.
I have many saris.
It's okay if life is not luxurious it should be happy...
Jyoti, good you met me.
I was coming over to you. - What happened?
Take this. - What's this?
Keep it.
When I was in need, you lent me money.
Now, I'm returning it.
Mrs Tambe, there was no hurry.
I never asked you for the money.
We must stand by each other in times of trouble.
Don't expect strangers to do that!
Don't bother.
I better get going. There's loads to do.
Aunt. - Yes.
You should've called me to help.
How much will you toil all alone?
Looking after the kids tending to Vijay and then help me too?
We're not strangers.
You're my support.
I speak my heart out to you.
Aunt, that shop seller won't give me any orders.
Oh dear! What are you saying?
Yes.
I can't even take up a job as I have to manage the home and help Vijay.
Jyoti, listen to me, you're a great cook.
You make tasty food.
Utilise your culinary talent.
I feel the same.
I have no choice but to go all out.
Yes, do that.
I'm sure you'll do great.
My husband gifted me a diamond ring yesterday.
What are you saying, Mrs Kale?
That's obvious.
When you earn from under the table, one is bound to progress.
Mind your own business. Give that.
You're done with the tea.
My husband was saying your husband
will get arrested if there's an enquiry!
My husband is smart.
We'll go abroad before he gets arrested.
My word!
Looks like you've decided which country you'll go to.
Call us too. - To taunt me?
Look at her.
Where is she going?
It must be hand to mouth since her husband is home these days.
See.
Sadhana No.2, Co-operative housing society.
Wait, stop here.
Stop.
The one who gave me coconut sweets the other day...
I met her at the programme. She's...
Hawa Hawai, right?
Yes.
That's her.
But what is she selling here?
What's the matter, madam?
Nothing.
Let's go.
Do you have anything for a fast?
Nothing for a fast.
Nobody makes things for fast.
Give 'idli sambar'. - I don't have that.
Then give 'dosa'.
I don't have that either. - Then what should we eat?
What do you have to eat?
'Upma', 'pohe'. - 'Upma', 'pohe'.
Who will eat that? Let's go.
Who eats 'upma' and 'pohe'?
'Your wife can't even cook that at home.'
That tastes yummy, dear.
You cook really well.
But my hands are empty.
Trust god.
He will bless you abundantly.
Mother!
Mom, look what I planted.
This will bring us wealth.
Hubby.
How's the response? - Good.
I need to make food for fasts too.
You must be bored sitting at home all day.
Listen to songs.
Wow.
I'll make tea.
Do you want to eat?
I'm hungry. - Do you have momos?
No, I have 'khichdi' and 'idli'.
'Khichdi'?
Who eats that these days? - Yes, let's go.
Let's go.
Stop here. Stop.
Vaibhav. - Yes, ma'am.
See what she's selling. - Okay.
And get some for us. Go. - Okay.
Listen, don't tell her I'm in the car.
Okay, madam. - Go.
What do you have?
'Poha', 'upma' and 'sheera'.
Give 'upma'. - How much?
2 plates.
Money.
Taste it first.
Okay.
Thank you.
Here. - Let's try.
Wow, 'upma'. - Have some.
No, thank you. - Okay.
My mouth is watering.
Wow.
Too good.
I'm telling you, Vaibhav,
this woman is a great cook.
Too good.
I can eat two more plates!
Very nice.
Wait.
Pay her. - Okay.
And don't take the change.
Okay, madam. - Go.
It was nice.
My madam loved it.
She's very picky about food
so, her appreciation means...
I do get appreciated but not enough customers.
You're the first.
Fine, take this.
Oh no!
Madam asked me not to take the change.
Please keep it. - No, I can't keep the money.
Tell your madam her appreciation will suffice.
Thank you.
Vaibhav,
I can still taste that 'upma'.
That's true. - Her food tastes yummy.
Indeed. Madam, she didn't even keep the change.
She said your appreciation will suffice.
Is it? - Yes.
She's a woman with self-respect.
That's true.
But, madam, she said she doesn't have many takers.
Really?
That's strange!
Such delicious items aren't getting sold?
No.
Do one thing.
Tell our factory workers and office staff before coming to work,
whoever can should eat at her stall.
That's a nice idea.
You see, this way we can lend her a helping hand.
Definitely.
Will do, I'll tell them today. - Yes.
One plate 'khichdi'.
One plate 'khichdi', 20 rupees.
Give me, I'll pay 200.
Saurabh!
My horoscope today said my sister will treat me with yummy food.
Then eat as much as you want. I have 'pohe' too.
'Khichdi' will do for now.
When I come home for 'rakhi', I'll eat to my heart's content.
How's Vijay?
Vijay is unwell.
What happened?
He met with an accident.
Come on, sis!
You should've at least told me about it.
I wouldn't tell anyone.
How is he now?
And medicines...
Eat her food and there's no need for medicines!
That's right.
The 'khichdi' is too good.
See you.
Put that back.
You want to pay me!
Do visit if you feel like eating anything.
For sure.
And you will let me know if you need anything.
I'll leave now. Take care.
What's for breakfast? - 'Pohe', khichdi'.
Sister, give me pohe.
'Pohe', khichdi'. - Khichdi.
How much? - 20.
Slowly.
That's a lot of oil, it's dripping! - Wait.
Now it's dripping from here. - Just sit calmly.
Yes. - My hands are hurting.
Easy. - I'm applying oil with great effort,
hope it works.
Why take a shot in the dark?
I'm telling you, your palms might grow hair for once
but not here!
Heed me. - Enough.
Even so I'll apply oil.
My friends from the kitty party
call me baldy's wife behind my back.
Really? - Yes.
Mom, dad... Baldy's wife!
Reputation matters. - Okay.
By selling 'pohe' and 'upma' on the streets one
can't earn prestige!
That's called street food.
But she's selling that on the streets!
Should she ruin our reputation like this?
I'm ashamed of stepping out and facing people these days.
Thankfully you're face is always covered in make-up.
Besides you don't step out of the house but for shopping.
Obviously because my husband makes money!
Go easy or your money-making husband will die!
And besmirched reputation?
What about that?
It's for Jyoti to decide what she wants to or doesn't want to do.
And no work is small.
But, mom, these days based on the work we do
people decide our worth.
Those very people don't help in times of need.
They just taunt.
You're perfectly right, dad.
Some women love to find faults in everything.
Right, Swati? - Keep quiet.
In my opinion, she could've at least set up a stall in a mall.
In a food court.
These are just fancy names.
Take an air hostess for example.
She's just a stewardess.
But she's called an air hostess, right?
Even your sister for that matter.
Her job is to serve people, right?
But we call her air-hostess, right?
Saurabh told me even people from good homes eat at Jyoti's stall.
They love it. - Softer.
Prakash, you and Saurabh should visit her.
She'll cook great stuff.
Yes. - You have no time.
Oh I have plenty time.
And I always make time to eat.
You have a meeting.
How come I don't know? - But I do.
Come inside, I want to talk to you. - Okay.
Come.
Mom, dad, I'll be back.
He's hen-pecked!
Idiot.
You're here, child.
You get us food every morning.
But we can give you nothing but blessings.
Grandma.
That's all I want.
Yes, child.
"Our friendship can't be..."
Jagya? - What?
Put the stand down. - Done.
I'll tell you something. - Is that proper?
It's my bicycle's stand after all!
Look, don't eat anything unhealthy.
We'll eat good stuff here. How are you, child?
Of course, good food is important. - Goes without saying.
What's in this? Wow! That's 'upma' for us.
That's 'khichdi' for us.
That's 'sheera' for us.
And she? - She's also for us.
I mean she'll serve us lovingly.
What will you have? - I want 'upma'.
We'll both have it. - I'll serve.
Stop, I'll serve. Stop. - Why would you?
How much will you toil?
You have a lot of work to do. - Unlike us, we're freeloaders.
Standard.
Does she sell that too? - Standard!
Maintain our standard.
Take. - Great.
Give spoons.
Cheers. - Cheers.
Wow!
- Wow!
This is unmatched!
Is this not 'upma'?
Is it 'sheera'?
You never understand things.
You just look like Bachchan.
Bachchan?
Does he look like Bachchan?
Sadashivpeth, what did you think?
Look at Bachchan's stature compared to yours.
Listen to me, when two men of standard are speaking
why are you butting in?
Rather eat that 'sheera'.
That's pure insult Pure insult?
Even the air isn't pure here.
You just get pure food and that too here. - Here.
Listen, pack some 'khichdi' and 'sheera' for me.
Pack it in one plate.
It'll end up in the tummy anyway.
No. Look!
She has 'thalipeeth' too.
Do one thing, pack '4 thalipeeth'.
8. - Yes, 8 'thalipeeth' and 'sheera'.
I'll take it for my wife.
She serves weird stuff and asks me to guess what it is.
Nobody in the world can know what it is. - Yes.
The 'chapati' she makes are like 'papad'.
I'm fed up of her food.
It's decided. - What?
I've decided.
We'll come here everyday and eat well.
Then get going.
Parcel. - Take.
Thank you. - Thank you.
Sadashivpeth, see you. - Leaving?
Bye, baby. Let's go.
Let's go.
Bro, you didn't pay.
Bless you. - Bless you.
God! Have your blessings on us.
Put that back.
Sis, it's for the ritual.
When you get a job, I'll accept it then.
Sis, let it be. No big deal.
Listen to me, take that back.
You just won't listen.
This is our piggy bank. - Wow!
Some boy has a bank.
Wow.
There's no money in this. What happened?
It had a lot of money. - Then?
They took it out.
Took it out? Okay.
We'll add some again.
We'll put money in the bank.
What is this, dad?
This is between grandpa and his grandson.
Don't interfere.
Dad, I understand your feelings.
But you really needn't do that.
You didn't inform me about Vijay's accident.
Well, you're right.
We behaved badly with you.
Dad, please don't mind.
When all doors will close on me
and I'll be left with no choice,
I'll come to you for help.
You're a self-respecting daughter of a stubborn father.
A daughter decided for herself going against her father's wishes.
That's no reason for him to be mad at her forever.
Children understand their mother's love
not the father's sentiments.
Dad.
We'll leave now.
Okay.
You loved this as a child.
Your sweets.
Dad, this is for mom.
Vijay, we're leaving.
Okay.
Bye.
- Bye, dear.
Bye, dear.
Give a kiss to your uncle.
Take care.
See you, Vijay. - Bye.
Come.
What will you have? - Pohe.
Good morning. - You're early today.
Yes. - What will you have?
'Aluwadi'? - 'Aluwadi'!
Will do. Pack two plates.
Sure.
Along with that...
coconut dessert free.
Don't do that.
Don't start the business with free stuff.
Not done.
You and your madam kick started my business.
Your madam is lucky for me.
Hence, this free dessert from me.
No, I'll pay for them or madam will get mad at me.
I too scold my kids when they make mistakes.
But now they understand things and don't make mistakes
and behave sensibly.
They take care of my husband too.
Is your husband home?
Yes, he's resting after meeting with an accident.
When did you start selling food?
Earlier as a hobby and to save money to buy a 'paithani',
I'd take orders at home to make laddu.
But after Vijay's accident,
I started selling things here to meet expenses.
Thus, I make money and also get the satisfaction of feeding people.
You're really great. - Oh, come on!
Here.
Take this. - See you.
Thank you. See you. - Okay.
I woke up this morning. - Okay.
And decided to eat breakfast.
And my wife made 'chapati'.
Terrible.
Oh great! - Here's our own stall.
What will you eat today? - I want 'upma'.
Only that? - It's nice.
It's crowded today. - Yes.
Good morning. - Good morning, guys.
Good morning. Recognise me?
No? Very good.
What's special? - Excuse me.
I called you so many times, but you didn't pay me yesterday.
Oh yes, you were calling us.
We were in a hurry. We were busy, right?
Yet we make time to come here and eat.
We don't go anywhere else. Only here.
Sister. Do you know how fortunate you are?
High class people like us come here to eat.
You know, I'm sure if I eat your food daily,
my skin will start glowing.
And Bachchan will grow taller. - Yes.
What will you have? - 'Upma'.
2 plates 'upma', quick.
First pay up.
We'll pay?
We never pay. Yes.
We leave with empty pockets in the morning
and go home with filled pockets.
Nice magic.
"Magic!"
Look, unless you pay what you owe me I won't give you anything to eat.
Listen, why get mad?
Instead give two plates hot 'upma'.
You see, during festivals we offer food to God.
You can offer food like that to us. Right, Jagya?
Correct, Digya.
Look, consider our standard and serve us.
I don't have time to argue with you.
I won't give you anything for free. Please leave.
Listen consider our standard before insulting us.
Please leave.
He's right. Heed him.
I don't want to argue. Please go.
You'll pay for this.
Let's go.
Are we supposed to pay for food?
Come.
Deepak, when will we complete the orders?
What about the delivery?
I checked yesterday, there's a huge backlog.
No, don't do this please.
Don't be relaxed.
Yes.
Because our reputation in the market is at stake.
Yes and update me about the status tomorrow.
Yeah, okay.
Yes, okay.
Madam. - Vaibhav, you're late!
Sorry, madam, I got parcel from Jyoti's stall.
What did you get today? - 'Aluwadi'.
I kept it in the cabin. - Great.
Come. - Let's eat.
Let's try.
Wow.
As usual, it's yummy.
I can't stop praising her. - Indeed.
What a brave woman she is!
Despite the circumstances,
she's moving ahead undaunted.
Right.
And managing her home bravely.
You're right, madam.
She gave coconut dessert for free.
She said you kick-started her business.
So sweet!
Coconut dessert!
My favourite.
Too good.
I am speechless!
Vaibhav,
my mom also used to make this dish.
Me and my siblings would help her scrape the coconut.
In fact, we'd fight as to who will scrape the coconut.
That was great fun!
Lovely.
This reminded me of mom's dish!
"I renounced the world."
Here.
You?
You also come here to eat?
After morning we take breakfast here and then go home.
After eating your poha we forgot to eat fried flatbreads.
The 'poha' is too good. - Thank you.
How much? - 20.
The 'khichdi' is nice too. - Yes.
"I've come to the door."
"Your body will deteriorate."
Baba.
Please don't pay.
'Madam! Your table.'
Jigya, take it. - What are you doing?
Why are you taking it away? - Can't you see we're on duty?
Move. - Hey.
Recognize me?
Digambar Ghorpade.
I don't forget grudges.
What are you looking at? Get going.
And I'm Jagannath Jagtap.
I harass people.
Get going. - I earn my living through this.
I don't make much.
I do this because I'm in need.
Without permit that too in this high standard area.
You see, as per the municipal laws, this is not allowed.
And rules are all abiding from you to billionaires.
Just wait. Hold this.
Your rules are only for the poor?
Do you ever question politicians?
Do you have any idea about the rate of inflation?
Gas cylinder has become expensive even vegetables and pulses.
Wow. - Wow.
How nice! Do one thing.
Upload that on social media.
Yes. - You'll get many likes and comments.
Aunty, don't get carried away. Get going.
Yes. - You wanted us to pay for food, right?
You're picking on a poor woman! - And we're taking her things!
What was that she said?
Have 'poha'. - 'Thalipeeth' and 'upma' too.
Got 'upma'? - Yes two containers full.
Let's go. - Hey! Don't take away my stall.
Stop! - Those wretches!
That should show her! - Come on.
Sister!
What happened?
I asked the municipal employees to pay for the food.
They took revenge.
Look, you needn't worry. Calm down.
Will you do one thing?
Write down your address and mobile number.
I'll look into it.
Yes.
Okay? I will definitely help you.
Don't worry.
Yes.
One, she needs permission for her stall.
Yeah.
And she operated all these days without permission
so she has to pay a fine, too.
I'll send over that money, her name and address over to you.
But make sure this gets done at the soonest.
Right.
Okay.
Thank you.
Vaibhav. - Yes, madam.
I want to show you something.
Look.
What do you think? - Fabulous!
I've been thinking about it since many days.
I've asked to increase the size a bit and use a bright colour.
Okay. - It should be attractive at the first glance.
Yes.
Vijay, all my efforts went down the drain.
Don't get disheartened.
We'll find a way out.
Mom, don't cry.
Calm down.
Mrs Jyoti Pawar!
You! - This is the house. Come on.
You're in my home!
Yes. - Who are they?
Hello. - Hello.
Aren't you satisfied yet?
Sister, we're not here to trouble you.
We came to return all your stuff.
Even if god comes down in person let alone we both,
nobody will harass you.
You can put up your stall. - Yes.
Then why did you take it away in the first place?
You see, we didn't know influential people are her acquaintances.
Tell me, sister, if my wife made great food,
would we behave like this and make such mistakes?
But now it's decided,
we'll come to your stall daily and for free...
We won't eat for free. We'll pay for it.
I can't tell you how the joy of paying for food.
Jagya.
Digya!
Take this. - It's okay, don't pay.
Money... We never pay for the food we eat.
We're shameless that way.
Standard. - You said it doesn't matter with her.
Shut up.
That's the permission for the stall.
Now, put up your stall, nobody will disturb you.
Thank you. I'll make tea for you.
Tea? At this hour?
We drink something else at this hour.
Something else. - Hand over the containers.
Yes, madam, here are your containers.
We licked them clean!
We're content. - Yes.
It's okay.
Where's the table?
Don't worry about it.
The table is safe. I live in a ghetto nearby.
You needn't carry the table hereafter.
I'll set the table for you.
We have one request though. Please don't refuse.
Whenever we have time, we'll come to help, okay?
Yes. - See you.
We'll leave. - Come.
Let's go on the bike. Sit tight.
Digya. What?
Our cycle... - We didn't get one.
We didn't? - No.
Well, that's okay.
"Let my sister know my affection."
"Affection..." - Let's go.
"Let my sister know my affection."
So sis, your stall is up and running!
All thanks to your efforts.
What's special today?
Today I've made a new dish.
Tell me how you like it.
Sure.
Don't. - No please take it.
Here.
Thank you.
I'll take this.
Wow!
Delicious.
Wow.
Loved it.
She's truly blessed.
I want to praise her today. - Sure.
You?
My madam.
Oh my! Kalyani Deshmukh.
Yes, that's me.
I always eat your dishes.
But I couldn't stop myself after trying this new dish.
I had to appreciate you in person.
I wanted to try something new hence this dish.
Is it? - Yes.
It's yummy.
This dish tastes different.
What's it called?
I haven't chosen a name yet.
Okay.
You dressed up...
as Hawa Hawai in the contest?
Yes.
Then you should call this dish Hawa Hawai.
It's different. - Yes.
It's different.
Right? - Yes.
Your Hawa Hawai dish will surely become famous.
People will love it.
Look at them eat.
Liked it?
Yes, it's nice. - Wow.
Let's take a selfie.
Vaibhav, the phone.
Yes, I'll post it on Insta and Facebook. - Yes.
Come here.
Yes.
Thank you so much. - You're welcome.
And all the best. - Thank you.
I'm sure you'll be successful.
See you. - Okay.
'Famous businesswoman Kalyani Deshmukh'
'ate at Jyoti Pawar's food stall'
'and relished a dish named Hawa Hawai commended Jyoti Pawar.'
'Foodies throng Jyoti Pawar's food stall to have Hawa Hawai.'
See this. - Oh my!
Hawa Hawai is famous!
Kalyani also went to eat that dish.
Look at the crowd at the stall.
My sis is a super woman.
Everyone's talking about her.
You haven't tried Hawa Hawai in Pune yet?
Why are you even alive? - What rubbish?
No That message is doing the rounds.
We must eat Hawa Hawai once. - Sure.
Or people will say her family hasn't tasted the dish yet!
People can praise just anything at all!
Why won't we praise?
My daughter achieved this all by herself,
without taking her family's help.
My sister was a Pawar after all.
The Jyoti Pawar. - Yes.
She's famous now.
My beloved daughter proved her mettle.
Let's eat now.
Yes, then we'll go eat Hawa Hawai. - Yes.
You can come along... Should I serve you? Easy.
What style!
Jyoti!
Hey, come here.
What a pretty sari!
You look nice. Where are you going?
I made some dessert.
I thought of distributing some of it to the poor.
Great job.
Do one thing. Don't go on foot.
Take Tanvi's scooter.
It's been lying here ever since she went to Bangalore.
I clean it every day. Take it.
Yes, but... - No ifs and buts.
Trust me.
You do a lot for us. Shouldn't we do our bit?
No refusing.
Take it. - Okay.
Now you're really Hawa Hawai.
Drive safely. - Yes.
"The earth bestows love upon you and the skies cover you."
"Your good deeds"
"will never go waste."
"You won't bow down."
"You're a fighter."
"You won't bow down. You're a fighter."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Your fame has spread all around. Your efforts paid off."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Just move ahead... - Just move ahead."
"Just move ahead, brave woman."
"You're a brave woman."
"You braved many a storms and unending hurdles."
"Even without any support from anyone."
"You walked the path to success"
"You won't bow down. You're a fighter."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Your fame has spread all around. O woman, you're too good."
"Just move ahead..."
"Just move ahead, brave woman."
"You're a brave woman. You're a brave woman."
"As a wife and mother your sacrifices have paid off."
"You keep alive humanity."
"You're the saviour of the needy."
"You won't bow down. You're a fighter."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Your fame has spread all around."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Just move ahead."
"Just move ahead, brave woman."
"You're a brave woman. You're a brave woman."
Everyone in our acquaintance was asking me
I know Jyoti Pawar
and yet I haven't tasted Hawa Hawai yet!
What a waste!
Yes, so we decided to try it out.
Right? - Yes.
One spoon is enough to try things out.
This is her 4th dish!
The rest of us also were being shy,
but we all tasted it anyway. - Right!
It feels great to see you all.
We too are happy to taste your dish.
Let's click a group picture. - Yes, sure.
Brother,
please click our picture.
Click a nice one.
Yes.
Hey!
What good is your photo to us?
Click our picture.
Yes. - Come here.
Hey return the phone.
What a crazy fellow!
Show me. - Show me.
Show me. - Nice one.
Isn't it nice? - Really.
It's good. - Jyoti.
I won't take money.
All of you appreciated me, and that's enough.
Oh no. We ate your food to this day.
You never charged us.
But today you must take this money.
Yes. - Take it.
Go on.
Too much!
You'll not believe, ma'am, he gave me an offer to act.
Oh really!
You should've said yes. - No, madam.
Vikram Saxena is interested in only one thing.
Business. That's it.
Fine. That reminds me,
Vikram, see this spot of our new factory.
There's this empty space next to it.
I have a plan in mind.
Old age home.
What?
Old age home? - Yes.
Madam, touching the open space is a dam.
A place with such a beautiful view
for an old age home?
It's a complete waste.
Do you call it a waste?
Of course, it's a waste.
That spot is worth gold.
And use it for old age home? - Why not?
We'll build a resort there.
With all amenities.
Club, dance floor, ground, park,
swimming pool, restaurant and lot of other things.
We'll earn from that. Think about it.
Vikram,
how much more will we earn?
By god's grace, we're lacking in nothing.
There's no end to earning potential.
Bear in mind,
old age homes are increasing these days.
Madam, as a social responsibility,
donating to homes is fine.
But starting an old age home out of humanity?
I don't agree with it.
You're in for a financial loss.
I do not agree.
Hey! Where are you going?
Are you angry? - No way!
I won't let you leave without refreshments.
Here, try this dish.
I'm sure you'll like it.
Let's see.
Madam, nice.
Liked it?
What's this?
I never had this before.
Yeah.
This is called Hawa Hawai.
One of my friends made it.
Hawa Hawai? - Yes.
Sounds interesting.
Great taste and name too.
This is amazing.
No thanks.
I eat her dishes every day.
Since morning I had four of those!
How much more can I eat?
Trust me, this is amazing. I love it.
I know.
Have tea. - No.
I want nothing after eating Hawa Hawai.
I want the the taste to linger.
Yes, absolutely.
I'll take your leave. - Okay.
I'll see you out.
And Vikram... - Yes, ma'am.
I have a complaint against you.
Now what?
You and Ruchi haven't dined with me in a long time.
Tell her I've invited you both.
Of course, ma'am, I'll tell her.
And listen,
whatever I said earlier Think about it calmly.
Then let me know your decision.
What you said earlier is true, madam.
You were right.
We should do something for the society.
But instead of calling it an old age home
we'll call it Our Home.
Every senior citizen coming there will feel at home.
They should feel like they're with family.
So, Vikram, your.. - I'm in.
Oh!
Thank you so much. - But I have a condition.
Now what?
Whenever we meet
treat me with Hawa Hawai.
With pleasure. - Thank you so much.
See you soon. - Yes.
And go safely.
Take care. - Bye.
Saw that, Vaibhav? - Yes.
It's said the way to a man's heart is through his stomach.
It's true. - Yes.
Vikram loved Hawa Hawai so much.
Anyway, tell Jyoti to meet me at home.
Okay, I'll tell her right away. - Yes.
Okay.
'ABP Majha, open your eyes wide and look.'
'Next is an update from Pune.'
'Work on Amanora Park to Viman Nagar,'
'metro route will be inaugurated on the 12th by the foster minister.'
'As per sources,'
'within Amanora Park road number 4 will be dug up.'
'Hence, the road will be shut for citizens.'
Oh god!
I won't be able to put up my stall there.
I've to look for a new stall.
God, you guide me now.
Jyoti!
Here you are.
I was waiting for you.
Come, sit.
Sit.
So,
how's everyone at home.
Fine.
Hope your kids are well. - Yes.
And your husband?
He had met with an accident, right?
How is he now? - He's fine.
Good to hear that.
Have this.
Eat. Don't be shy.
Please have it.
Tell me how it tastes.
I haven't made any of these dishes.
I'm sure you don't get time.
That's true.
But to be honest just having time on hands isn't enough.
One must be a skilled cook like you.
And also love for cooking.
Anyway,
how's Hawa Hawai faring?
Great response?
What do I tell you?
My problems just don't seem to end.
What happened?
Everything was fine then I heard the news
about the metro.
The spot where I put up my stall will be shut down.
I saw that on news.
Jyoti,
you remind me of my past.
I too have faced many such problems.
But I never gave up.
This too shall pass.
That firm belief kept me going.
I always watch videos of your success stories.
I always feel
I must do something like Kalyani Deshmukh.
Yes, but I feel you should do way better than Kalyani Deshmukh.
Women like you who manage their homes
and strive to achieve something inspires me.
Everything will be fine.
Don't worry.
Dhananjay!
This is a gift from me.
Please don't, madam.
What do you mean?
You don't realize,
your Hawa Hawai is the reason a man had a change of heart!
For a good cause Hawa Hawai proved of great help to me.
Oh come on!
How can I be of help to you? But if I was, I'm happy.
But I don't want a gift.
Look, nothing doing.
I am older than you.
Hence I have a right to give you a gift.
Please take it.
Thank you. - Welcome.
I'll leave now. - Okay.
You didn't have anything.
See you. - See you.
Tomorrow?
Where?
You'll know.
Looks like something expensive.
Show me.
What's the hurry?
What are you doing? - Stop it.
Oh gosh! - Wait, let me see.
What kind of packing is this? Just wait.
They're more curious than Jyoti. - She can't even open it.
Hey... - Come on.
Stop!
Oh god! Don't tear it.
Wait. - Wow!
Oh, wow!
It's so beautiful! - So pretty!
Jyoti, you'll look great in it.
What a beautiful 'paithani'! - Yes.
Yes. - Look at the work.
Lovely colour.
Jyoti, it's pretty!
Wow!
Let's see the other end. - Yeah.
Oh my! - Wow, look at that!
Kalyani Deshmukh gifted such a beautiful 'paithani'!
Come.
Shall we? Let's go.
Come.
Come, Jyoti.
Welcome.
Everyone's waiting for you.
What's this?
This is a surprise for you.
For me?
What surprise?
Hold on, I'll tell you.
Come here.
Look.
'Hawa Hawai'
This is for you.
Your own food truck.
Now you needn't put up a stall anymore.
You don't need a spot!
Your food truck will stay in this park forever.
I got a permit from the corporation.
So there's nothing to worry about.
Now, you can make fresh things on this food truck and sell.
Also, Jyoti,
this food truck is well equipped with all amenities.
All this for me.
Yes, for you.
I've been thinking since many days to do something for you.
Jyoti, for this dream
of yours you struggled a lot.
You put up with humiliation.
When I saw you soaked in the rain,
I decided I will do something for you.
Thus, I thought of this food truck.
I personally chose the design of this truck.
Look, the food truck is ready!
This is a gift from me.
I will take it on one condition.
I don't want a gift.
I'll repay you gradually from the profit I make.
Saw that?
She's a self-respecting woman!
Fine you want to repay me?
Do that.
But you needn't pay me.
Instead help a needy and brave woman like yourself.
Okay?
All the best.
Come, start your business all over again.
Bless you.
"The earth bestows love upon you and the skies cover you."
"Your good deeds will never go waste."
"You won't bow down."
"You're a fighter."
"You won't bow down. You're a fighter."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Your fame has spread all around. O woman, you're too good."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Just move ahead..."
"Just move ahead, brave woman."
"You're a brave woman. You're a brave woman."
"You braved many a storms and unending hurdles."
"Even without any support from anyone."
"You walked the path to success."
"You won't bow down. You're a fighter."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Your fame has spread all around."
"O woman, you're too good."
"Just move ahead..."
"You're a brave woman. You're a brave woman."