How much, mister?
Wow, ma'am! Even the meter is on your side today!
Rs 48.
Here, mister. My share of Rs 24.
I don't have change.
Excuse me, sir!
He doesn't have change. Please give me Rs 24.
I don't have it. - Even you don't have change!
No... I don't have money.
What? - What?
Looking at his face, it feels like he has come in a helicopter.
No, I do have a helicopter.
But I don't have money now.
Tell me something. Why did you agree to TTMM when you got in?
TTMM?
Yes! It means sharing the fare.
I'll pay my share and you'll pay yours.
You nodded back then and now, you're backing out.
I'm sorry. I misunderstood.
Actually, I don't have my wallet.
It's okay. You can pay online.
I don't have my phone, either. - What?
Looking at you, it feels like you own phone companies.
But he doesn't even have a phone.
I do own companies, but I'm not carrying my phone.
You see, I don't mind ferrying passengers for free.
But I'm not in the mood today.
Do this. Give me your phone number.
Phone number... Why?
I'll transfer the money online.
One shouldn't share one's number with strangers. Don't you know that?
It's okay. I'll pay.
Mister, I'm paying his share, too.
Excuse me!
Return Rs 2. - Who asks for Rs 2?
I do. Please give it.
Even a beggar doesn't accept Rs 2.
If you give it to him, he'll throw it back at you.
Really? Place it at God's feet. He accepts it.
Give it quickly.
Here. You fight for Rs 2 like one fights for 10 million.
Yes, mister. I know this isn't about 10 million.
But if you remove Rs 2 from 10 million,
it doesn't remain 10 million.
Don't take this lightly.
Rs 2 also has value, dear sir.
Why are you following me?
Me... Me? I...
I understand, but I don't want your money. Please leave.
ID, please.
ID...
ID, please.
I don't have it. - Then get it.
Stop. Where do you want to go?
Inside.
What's the reason?
Well, there's a function today...
'Mr Aryavardhan'
The function is only for students, not parents.
No, I'm not a parent. - Then?
I'm the chief guest.
Are you the chief guest?
Then I am Amitabh Bachchan!
I'm really the chief guest.
So, sir, please show me the invitation card. Do you have it?
I don't have it, but trust me. I am Aryavardhan.
You must have a photo ID,
like driving license, PAN Card, Aadhar Card.
No, I don't have that, either.
Excuse me! Stop pretending and show me your ID!
Otherwise, get out of here.
It's not your fault.
Being the chief guest isn't enough. You should look like one, too.
So, I'll come back as someone you're used to seeing
as the chief guest.
Let's see what Aunt Pushpa has sent today.
Look.
This chit... - Chit?
Oh Goddess!
Anu left her paper here! - What's written in it?
Aryavardhan! - Aryavardhan?
Wait, I'll be back. - Mr Sharma!
Yes? - You opened the lunchbox. Eat before you go.
I'll be back. - Mr Sharma!
I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry.
Mister, will you take me to KC College? - Yes.
Let's go. - Please sir.
'Keep this money. Take a rickshaw.'
Mister, please stop! Stop!
What happened, sir?
I left my wallet at home.
Then why did you hire the auto rickshaw?
Sorry, mister!
You ruined my day!
Tell them to go inside.
Come on. Get inside, quickly.
Hello, sir. Greetings.
I hope the security is tight. - Yes, sir.
We have made the arrangements as per your instructions.
One more thing.
Once his car enters the gate, close all the gates.
Yes.
Everything is safe here. Come in.
'Stop being over smart and show me your ID card.'
'Otherwise, get the bus and leave.'
Oh, God! What have I done?
Jhende, give me my license.
Here's my identity card.
Please forgive me, sir. - What are you doing?
I made a huge mistake.
What happened, Rajinder? - Sir, he came here a while ago.
But I couldn't recognise him.
So, I didn't allow him to go inside.
What?
You stupid fool! You couldn't recognise the chief guest!
I am going to fire you! - If he loses his job,
your college's security will be in danger.
What's his job? To check the IDs of the people coming to the college.
And restrict access to those without college IDs.
Right?
If I had staff who wouldn't move
from their position in any situation,
not because of anyone's words or under any pressure,
I would promote them.
Not fire them.
You don't have to be sorry.
You did your job perfectly.
You should be proud of yourself, not embarrassed.
This is for you.
Thank you so much, sir.
Can I take a selfie with you?
What? I am not a hero, sir.
I am an ordinary watchman.
Why would you... - People like you are our society's heroes.
Come on.
Nice!
Can I go inside now?
Yes, sir. Please come.
Now, I'd like to call upon
Ms Anu Sharma on stage to deliver the welcome speech.
I am telling you. She won't be able to say anything.
She can't even introduce herself. How will she give a welcome speech?
Silence!
Hail the Goddess!
Hail Her divine court! - Hail it!
Silence, please!
Hello... - Hi!
How do you do? I am fine. Thank you.
All of you, go to the back.
Keep the front rows empty. Come on.
Yes. It's all clear. Send him inside.
Hello. - Hello, Mr Sharma.
Pushpa, why did you call me using Rajni's phone?
Because I want everyone to find out how much I love you.
Come on! Tell me what it is.
I ran out of balance on my phone. Get it recharged, Mr Sharma.
Look where you're going. - Sorry.
Who are you talking to?
No one. I bumped into someone on the road.
Where are you? Didn't you go to the shop?
I did.
But Anu left her speech in my lunch bag.
So, I am going to her college to give it to her.
Okay. Listen to me.
I'll talk to you later.
Hello! Hello, Mr Sharma!
Are you done?
Yes. I told him to get my phone recharged for 50 rupees.
He got it done for 200 rupees.
He loves me a lot. - Of course.
Okay.
I am fed up with this father-daughter duo.
Greetings. Hello.
Warm greetings, everyone.
I welcome you all to our college's annual function.
Our guest of honour today
is not just one of the world's... Not just...
Not just one of India's but one of the world's
biggest business tri...
He is one of the world's biggest business tycoons!
He is the owner of Vardhan Group of Companies.
Mr...
Arya...
Mr Aryavardhan!
'He owns 17 textile mills, 13 construction companies...'
'Not 17 but 13.'
'I have been memorising it since the morning. I know better.'
'Please don't confuse me.'
'Don't take these 2 rupees for granted.'
'It has a lot of value.'
Hey! Why did you stop? Go on!
This is not her cup of tea!
She can't say anything!
Poor girl tripped and fell!
Someone, help her before she cries.
Silence!
Just a minute.
Your name is Anu, right?
Just wait here.
Today, your happiness reminded me of my college days.
I would also hoot when anyone went to the stage.
'Hey, slow motion!'
'Speak fast!' I used to say a lot of things.
It was fun.
But then I realised
that making fun of someone was the easiest thing in the world.
And do you know what's the most difficult thing?
To stand in front of the world and do something.
Today, all of you called her a loser.
You didn't have to work hard to do that.
But she had to work really hard to ignore your comments
and make it to the stage.
If you don't believe me, try it.
Come on. Come to the stage.
Why don't you come here? Come on.
It's difficult, right? I know.
In fact, you just have to climb 25 steps to get to this stage.
But it took me 25 years to climb these steps.
Wipe your tears.
I am sorry, sir. - For what?
You should be proud of yourself.
You tried to do something that no one was ready to do.
You know, people make fun of you when you try to do something new.
When Aristotle claimed the Earth was round,
people made fun of him.
When Benjamin Franklin said lightning was not a miracle
but natural electricity,
people made fun of him.
When Louis Pasteur said people didn't fall sick by chance
but due to microorganisms in the air,
people made fun of him.
But none of those who made fun of them ever became famous.
And all three of them are known around the world.
Why do people doubt the person who tries something new?
Why are they so sure that he will fail?
If you learn to doubt others,
you'll become a part of the crowd.
If you learn to trust others,
you become successful. You achieve great things.
But, sir, we can't trust anyone blindly, right?
Right.
But we can refuse to acknowledge someone's hard work, right?
We can refuse to acknowledge their kindness, right?
And we can also refuse to acknowledge their efforts.
We can do all this blindly, right?
Why is it so difficult to trust someone?
Almost all of you must have said 'I love you' to someone.
Right? But no one says 'I trust you'.
Trust matters more than love.
A relationship without trust never sustains.
Every relationship is based on trust.
But it cannot be seen.
If someone tries to do something, trust him.
You start to feel suffocated
when you don't get two things in your life.
Oxygen and trust.
And I trust Anu.
Sir, it is easy to say all this.
But trusting someone is equally difficult.
Sir, if you trust Anu so much, do one thing.
Give her a blank cheque.
Yes, sir! Give it to her!
Why don't you give it to her? - Yes, sir!
Sir, give her a cheque!
Sir, give it to her!
Jhende.
Get my chequebook.
I trust you.
This cheque is proof
of my trust in you.
You should also have trust in yourself.
Don't lose your confidence.
Because a broken trust can break a person completely.
All the best.
Thank you.
Sir, just a second.
Sir! - Sir!
Move! Excuse me! Please move aside!
Sir, sir, sir!
Sir, one selfie! - Sir, sir!
Sir, stop!
Thank you.
Sir! Please, please!
Sir! Sir!
Sir!
Let her come!
Sir!
Don't worry. I will return 24 rupees.
Sir, your cheque.
Anu!
Dad!
Let him come!
Anu, you left Aryavardhan in my lunch bag.
I thought I should give it to you before your speech.
That's why I rushed here from my shop.
Here you go. Take it.
Have it. Please.
Thank you.
Anu, give a good speech.
He should know that you spent all night memorising the speech.
I'll leave now.
I didn't inform my boss.
Bye. - Wait.
My driver will drop you off. Get in.
Come on.
I will manage. - Please get in the car.
Drop him wherever he wants to go.
Stop, stop, stop!
Who are you? - You know me.
The one who was left in your lunch bag.
Aryavardhan.
Let's go.
Sir!
He left this cheque with me. What should I do now, Goddess?
Good afternoon, sir. - Good afternoon, sir.
Good afternoon, sir.
Good afternoon.
'Even beggars don't ask for 2 rupees nowadays.'
'Then offer the same to God. He never refuses.'
'It is not a huge amount.'
'But if you deduct 2 rupees from 1 billion rupees,'
'it will make a huge difference.'
'Don't take these 2 rupees for granted.'
'It has a lot of value.'
Glory to the divine Goddess!
Hail the Goddess!
- Hail the Goddess!
Priestess, what brings you here at this hour?
Good fortune arrives in its own time.
And the same is the case with trouble.
I am here to talk to you about your daughter.
Hail the Goddess! - Hail the Goddess!
You haven't birthed an ordinary girl.
She is very fortunate.
She will rule over a palace one day.
She is very lucky.
She will rule!
But she might face problems on 'Ashtami'.
A nightmare will scare her. She will be frightened.
But you don't need to be scared.
Apply this to her head. Everything will be fine.
Hail the Goddess!