No one knows the history of Delhi better than Mr. Gupta.
You're right. - Yes, and why not? In class
you were the one that would butter him up the most.
Call him. - Phone..
Give it to me.
Hello. - Sir..
Hello, sir, it's me, Nanhe. Jaldiram is with me, sir.
Hello, sir..
Do you remember? - You! You idiots!
Of course I remember you.
I have high blood pressure because of you.
I became diabetic because of you.
Moreover, I lost my hair because of you.
So you still remember us? I have..
Tears of happiness, sir. - Useless fellows.
You're men, and you cry? I'll punish you.
Sir..
Sir, listen to me.
Sir, we're in trouble. I mean, we have
a question for you. - Yes, tell me.
You know I charge by the hour.
Where are you, my idiots? - We're very close
to you, sir. - You're very close?
Dear, if you're close, why can't I see you?
What is it? Why did you call me?
Take this. Have coffee.
What's the happy occasion? - It's because you're not happy.
I know you're tense, and you drink coffee when you're tense.
That's why I brought you coffee. - How did you know?
Because I.. - Because you?
Because I.. - I?
I believe that
you must know every good and bad habit of your enemy.
And you're my biggest enemy.
Thank you for the coffee.
Well, you're confused.. - Hey!
Why are you sitting on the edge again?
You're here. You'll save me.
By the way, the old man confused you totally.
I know, right? - Chandra Prabha.
'Daughter-in-law? - Whose daughter-in-law?'
'Chandra Prabha.' - That's what I've been thinking about.
Why did he call me Chandra Prabha?
Sophia, he wasn't talking about CP.
He was talking about some Chandra Prabha.
But he was looking at CP, Bijli. - Come on, Sophia.
If someone calls you a damsel of UP, will you become a damsel?
No, but I saw a strange truth in his eyes, Bijli.
What do you mean? - I mean, I shouldn't say it
but could CP really have become someone's daughter-in-law
by the name of Chandra Prabha? - Hold on, Sophia.
What are you saying? Why are you saying such things about CP?
She's our CP.
She may be mischievous, but she's a nice girl.
And she does everything openly, not stealthily.
I have faith in her. And I know you trust her too.
That's rubbish. - Bijli..
Look, Bijli, our families may be each other's enemies.
But today, you had the chance to defame CP.
Instead, you shut me up so that I don't think wrongly about CP.
Oh, Sophia!
Our girl is more important than our enmity.
You've said such nice things. - I know, Sophia.
Thank you, Sophia. - Tell me, what do you want as a gift?
Give me the mansion, Sophia.
CP, think about it. Chandra Prabha.
It's a much better name than Connaught Place.
And your initials won't change either.
What a nuisance! If I have to change my name from CP
I'd choose a cooler name than Chandra Prabha.
It sounds like a name from a love story from 1942.
Why?
What's the problem with love stories?
There's no problem with love stories.
The problem is with 1942.
So, you mean, you like love stories.
So, can we start our love story..
I mean, start your own cute love story.
I? No, I'm not in the mood right now
because I'm thinking about the old man.
Oh, my God! This painting is back?
But how did it come back? - We burnt it yesterday.
It's back in one piece. It's not even burnt.
But what do we do now?
No matter what we do, it comes back.
I can't think of anything. My blood pressure is rising.
You suggest something.
My brain stopped working five minutes ago, Nanhe.
Yes. - Come on. Why don't you just leave this mansion?
You're being stubborn and staying here.
Fleeing from the mansion won't help.
Wherever we go, this painting will come back.
Correct, Jija is right.
You're agreeing with him again?
What a nuisance, Dad! Don't you get it?
No matter what we do, this painting won't leave us alone.
Seriously? Is this the time to joke? - No.
This is the time to cheer you up.
I can't believe you're not scared.
Tell the truth. Are you not scared?
Honestly, yes, I am scared.
And I'm bound to be.
All of us burnt that painting together.
And that painting came back. - I know.
It feels like
the demonic power won't leave our house so easily.
I'm losing my mind thinking about all this.
And I'm so scared, I feel like if I'm alone at home
anything could happen. I mean..
I'm just really scared.
No, don't be scared. We won't let anything happen to you.
Look, the next time you go out at night
hold a burning candle.
And let your hair loose. So, even if the demonic power
sees you at night, it'll think you're from their community.
What a nuisance! You only talk nonsense.
There's a lot more I can talk about.
But it's my decency that I don't do anything.
Please, you're not decent at all.
And if people hear that, they'll die laughing.
So, don't you think I'm decent? - Not at all.
Okay, turn around and look at that car.
Do you remember? Was that not my decency?
'The way she's blushing shows'
'that the arrow has hit the target.'
Will you eat something? You have to pay for it.
Money is never an issue. Will you cook?
No, why would I cook? - Okay, then, it's safe. Just order.
Bunty.
Excuse me.
Can you tell me where the two idiots live?
Excuse me? - Please forgive me.
I don't remember their names.
What.. Yes!
Jaldiram, and Nanhe.
Their house.
What are you laughing at? - What else should I do, Nanhe?
Your teacher is coming an hour later.
And he's your teacher, not the groom's father
coming to see your daughter.
If you see him, you'll start respecting your mother-in-law.
Really? - Yes. He's a snob. He's not a human being.
He's a fox! A termite!
A white bat that sucks blood. I'm telling you.
What else would come to your mind on seeing me?
Well, I can't tell you what else would come to my mind.
I felt like putting my fingers in his nose and pulling his..
Sir! You're an hour early, sir.
Dear, I always reach those places an hour early
where people talk about me.
That way, I can know how much people respect
and honour me.
I do respect you, sir. I swear to God.
I can tear my heart open to show you.
I have a lot of respect for you. Please have a seat.
For my sake, please have a seat. Sit, sir.
Okay, fine.
I can see how much you respect me.
I know everything. You were idiots
you still are and will always be.
What are you pointing out to? - My wife..
Hello. - Third or fourth?
No, first. Why, sir?
No, seeing his behaviour in school
I never thought he'd marry.
And even if he did, no girl would be able to live with him
for more than two years.
Why the heck are you giggling? You idiot!
You think it's funny? Okay, tell me.
Where was the battle of Panipat fought?
Answer me! - Sir, this wasn't in the course.
So what if it wasn't in the course?
You see, you never wanted to progress.
Sir, do you know anything about Madhavganj?
I mean, where is it? - I've heard the name, but..
I don't recollect.
Madhavganj..
It's due to the old age. I can't remember.
Anyway, forget it. Why do you care about Madhavganj?
I'll tell you.
So this is the matter.
I'd like to look at that painting.
This painting? - Yes.
This is your daughter's painting.
Our CP is also extremely mischievous, sir.
But the truth is, the demonic power is connected
to this painting. That's the problem.
I don't understand why the demonic power
has attached itself to my daughter's painting.
This is amazing.
We're living in the 21st century.
We've gone to Mars.
And you're still stuck in superstitions
like ghosts and spirits.
Yes. - We had to do it, sir.
Well, do you remember?
There were rumours that the boys' bathroom
in our school was haunted.
It was, sir. - Sir, we found Nanhe lying unconscious
outside that bathroom thrice.
Right! Why don't you tell him about yourself?
Sir, no matter how desperately he'd have to go
he'd never step inside the bathroom. Never.
He'd relieve himself in the bushes outside your room.
Ask him.
Anyway, forget it.
But you don't know the actual story behind it.
You see, that bathroom
was where our watchman would sleep.
And he spread these rumours that it was haunted
so that no one would disturb his sleep.
No, what are you trying to say?
That someone has spread rumours about our old, mysterious room?
So that someone could sleep there? Is our room a motel?
Sir, forget all that, I'm telling you
she has a hidden secret.
You believe in superstitions like ghosts and spirits
but I don't believe them.
Now you tell me, how can I help you with this..
What happened, sir? - No.. Nothing.
For a minute, I felt like.. - Yes.
...your daughter was in that picture.
Sir, this is the actual matter. - Yes.
This is the actual matter. You see, what happens is
certain things are so deeply rooted in our subconscious mind
that we start seeing them in reality.
This is what it is.
Now I don't know how to help you with this.
Thank you so much, sir.
We've got all the information from you.
Now we'll think about how to solve this Madhavganj issue.
Right? Thank you.
Thanks for nothing, sir. Come. Let me escort you to the door.
No. Not to the door.
Where else? - I'll tell you.
Sir..
Sir, this is the room where the demonic power lives.
Yes, sir.
Why have you brought us here? What do you want to see?
I just want to show you
how someone is trying to fool you.
Who's trying to fool us? - I'm sure someone is.
Look, you see, a person's biggest enemy
is the fear within him.
Hey, you, hiding under the leaves!
He'll get us killed. - Who are you
hiding in the room?
Hey, shameless person! Come out!
Sir! - Why are you hiding inside?
You're an embarrassment to your parents.
They must be dead due to regret after giving birth to you.
Why are you inviting.. - Why are you hiding inside like a coward?
I'm leaving. - Stay here. - Come out!
Confront me. Let me see.
I'll show you where you stand. - Stop him. - How? Sir..
You're trying to scare them just to usurp this mansion?
You want them to leave the mansion out of your fear?
Shame on you! It's a shame!
I'd spit on you!
This is wrong, sir.
Who is it! Who's this?
Where did sir go!