Gopal Sharma and his family have been invited as special guests.
Special guests, meaning VIPs, right?
Right. - Yeah.
"Push... Push... Pushpa!"
What... - Listen.
Where are you off to? - To show the commoners how special we are.
Oh, come on, hurry up! - Yeah, done.
What...
Didn't you say that you have enough water at home? Why are you back?
I've come to tell you something. - What?
That Gopal, Anu, and I are going to a grand party.
A party? - Yeah.
Aryavardhan's party.
He has invited us.
He has even sent us that...
That innovation... What's it called?
Invitation? - Yeah, invitation.
And not just any ordinary one...
A VIP invitation.
What were you saying?
One shouldn't try to dream of a life beyond one's status. Right?
It's people who dare to dream beyond their status
who actually achieve something big in life.
And ordinary people keep standing in queues all their lives
waiting for their turn.
While special ones take a shortcut and become even more special.
Like us.
You know what? A gift basket
came along with the invitation.
Inside it, there's a bottle of juice, biscuits,
and all sorts of other things.
All that is fine.
Should I give you a tip?
You're going to a grand party. Don't look all frumpy like right now.
From your hairpin to sandals, everything must be perfect.
Otherwise, they might just turn you away at the door.
How can they turn me away?
I'll be so well-dressed that I'll leave everyone dazzled.
Okay, I'm going now. I need to make a lot of preparations for the party.
All of you should continue to wait for your turn.
Hello, sir. - Hi.
I'm absolutely certain, it's going to be a big hit.
Only with your support. - Of course.
All the important guests have arrived. Who is sir waiting for?
That VVIP special guest,
the one you went to invite personally.
Anu? - Right.
Gopal. - Yeah?
What is it, Pushpa?
Here you go. Look. I'm ready.
Are you done getting dressed?
I didn't put my hand out for a clap. Hand me a safety pin.
Okay. Hey, Anu! - What?
Where's the safety pin? - Here it is.
Okay.
Here you go. - Oh gosh.
Unfasten it for me, or I'll end up pricking you with it.
As if your words weren't prickly enough!
What did you say? - Nothing.
Come on, we're getting late.
Anu, you look beautiful.
Aryavardhan sir won't take his eyes off you tonight. - Quiet!
You say the silliest things.
There'll be so many people. He probably won't even notice me.
Well, you'll only know once you get to the party.
Anyway, I'm off now. I want all the details when you're back.
Alright, bye.
Anu.
Mom.
How do I look?
Anu, I thought my wife would appear from behind the curtain.
I didn't expect a jewellery shop to emerge from behind the curtain.
Where did you get this jewellery from? - From Rajni.
Goodness! Pushpa. - Yeah?
Can you manage all that? What if something falls off?
Don't worry, Gopal. All of this is artificial jewellery.
Let's go then. - Okay.
Mom, I'll hail a rickshaw. You bring Dad along.
Alright.
Let's go. - Gopal, listen.
There's a lot of food at such parties.
Eat to your heart's content.
But skip the drinks.
Pushpa, this old timer from Chandni Chowk
is happy gorging on 'chhole bhature'.
That fancy alcohol doesn't suit me. I'll avoid it.
Alright, then.
Let me hold this. - Here.
Shut your mouth, Pushpa.
Or a fly will enter your mouth.
Mr Sharam, a beautiful place like this also exists in the world.
I am seeing this for the first time in my life.
There is a famous saying about Kashmir.
I think it suits this place perfectly.
If there's a heaven in this world,
it is right here. - It is right here.
Hello, madam. You can go to heaven later.
Pay the fare first.
Oh, yes. How much is it? - Rs 140.
Just a minute. - Wait a minute.
Should I transfer all my wealth to you as well?
Do you think we are new to Delhi?
We hail from Chandni Chowk.
Look, you had better tell me the right fare.
Ma'am, the meter doesn't work according to my mood.
See for yourself. - What about the motor inside the meter?
Do you think I don't know anything?
This meter is defective.
It is manufactured in our locality. Understand?
I won't pay you a rupee more than Rs 100.
I won't take a rupee less than Rs 140.
I'll thank you and walk away.
How can you walk away?
Pay me the fare first. - Okay. Rs 100.
You can keep Rs 101 as a good omen.
I won't give you a rupee more.
How so? The fare is Rs 140, so you have to pay me Rs 140.
Do you think I am new to this place?
I live in Chandni Chowk.
Who are they? - I know the rates.
I don't know who they are. - I know the exact fare
based on the distance we've travelled.
Don't teach me.
I won't give you a rupee more than 100. - Pushpa.
What are you doing? - Take it if you want, or leave.
Don't let them in.
Okay? - Okay, sir.
Ma'am, I didn't give you the wrong fare. - Yes. I am coming.
I am asking you to pay the fare. - You are asking for the wrong fare.
What are you doing? Everyone is looking. - Mr Sharma,
listen to me. I know the fare amount isn't right.
Did you see that? - What?
Look at the aeroplane. - Where?
Look over there. - Where is it? I can't see it, Anu.
Leave. - I can't see it.
Take a look. It's over there. - Mom, over there.
Wait. Return the remaining Rs 40 to me before you go.
Pushpa. - You acted stubbornly.
You can scold me later.
Okay? You can scold me to your heart's content at home.
You did what you wanted today.
Make sure you behave 'dysentery'.
It's not 'dysentery'. It's 'decently', Pushpa.
That's enough. Don't start saying odd things once we're in there.
Alright, ma'am. Shall we go in now?
Do I look good?
Perfect. Let's go. - Come on.
Come on.
Yes. Come on.
Where are you all going?
Into the party. We've got an invitation.
Where's the invitation card? - Wait a moment.
I think I left it at home.
Everyone in our family is quite forgetful.
But I'm sure you recognise this juice bottle that came
along with the invitation. Right? - Right.
So that proves we received it, doesn't it?
Look, we can't let you in without an invitation.
How can you say that? We're special guests.
We've seen plenty like you claiming to be special guests,
dressed in fancy clothes just to get free food.
Get out of here.
Hey, mind your manners,
or I'll smash this bottle on your head. - Pushpa.
Mom, stop it! What are you doing?
Hey, what's going on here?
Ma'am, they're trying to gatecrash.
When I stopped them, they started misbehaving.
Why are you letting them talk? Throw them out.
Come on, leave.
But we did receive an invitation. - Just leave now.
Come on. Leave this place.
How dare you? - Mom!
Ma'am, please leave. - I won't.
I've told everyone we were invited to this party.
I will go in. - Mom!
I'm going. - Mom, please calm down.
There's no point in staying where we aren't respected.
Let's go. - No, I'm going inside.
Pushpa, for my sake, let's go back.
There it is... The ultimate weapon. Now, I can't even say no!
Let's go.
Wait a moment.
What's going on here?
Sir, these people were trying to get in without an invitation.
They're not ordinary people, they are my special guests.
And even if they weren't,
no one at Vardhan Group is allowed to treat anyone like this.
Do you get it?
Sorry, sir. - Don't apologise to me, apologise to them.
I apologise to you as well.
Please come in.
Please.
Did you see that? Sir's VVIP guests.
Oh, looks like things are heating up.
I'll go and get some water.
Please come in. Come.
Goodness, the rent for this place must be at least Rs 15,000.
And look at the floor, it's so colourful.
And all these lights are on!
Please sit here.
Sir, you invited ordinary people like us to such a big party.
Thank you.
Your wealth is great, but your kindness is greater.
Sir, we can't afford to give expensive gifts,
but I brought a sari for you from my shop.
What will I do with a sari?
Oh my... No sir, it's not for you.
It's for ma'am... I mean, your wife.
Please accept it, sir.
You know, it's a Rajnandini brand sari.
And the saris of this brand are top-notch!
The quality is really excellent.
And in our shop, they're in the highest demand. - Right.
It'll really suit your wife... I mean, Mrs Vardhan.
Mr Sharma, you're gifting us something that came from us.
The brand Rajnandini Saris is owned by Mr Arya Vardhan.
You own a sari factory too!
Sorry, sir, I didn't know.
Why are you apologising?
Thanks to you, I've realised that the quality
of the saris produced by our company is good.
They seem to be in high demand. Thank you.
Meera, take this.
And thank you for the sari as well.
All of you, please be seated.
Make yourselves comfortable.
I'm sorry. - I mean, if you need anything, don't hesitate to ask.
Oh, not a chance.
Those who hesitate end up regretting.
Alright then, I'll be right back.
Anu, come on, sit.
Anu.
Look at that massive TV, it's just like a cinema screen.
Keep it down. - Alright.
Oh, a golden bird...
And such a big egg.
Let's find out if the juice drunk by the rich
is as flavourful as the one we drink.
What are you doing? - This smells awful.
That's not juice, it's alcohol.
What? Oh, goodness!
That's what I was trying to say.
Excuse me, please take this back.
Thank you.
I'm checking if these flowers are different from ours.
Oh!
Gopal.
- What?
Aren't you ashamed? - What?
Your beautiful wife's right there. Yet, you're staring at other women!
You're a man, after all.
Come home, I'll set you straight.
Hang on, Pushpa. I'm not staring at them.
I know those people.
I'm thinking where I've seen them before.
Look at him, he knows them too!
'Can you keep it on your head?'
Yes, I just remembered! They came to my shop.
Anu. That day, you had come to the shop to give me my lunch.
They were right there.
Do you remember? Yes.
I'll be back. - Dad, no.
Gopal.
Greetings!
Excuse me? - Didn't you recognise me?
I'm Gopal Sharma.
You visited my shop in Chandni Chowk. Remember?
I tried on a double-shaded sari and showed it to all three of you.
Of course! - That's right.
Ew! You went to the Chandni Chowk market to shop.
My car broke down. I wanted to pass the time.
Mom, I'll be right back.
Where are you going? - I'll be back in a moment.
By the way, what are you doing here?
No one here is going to buy a sari from you.
I didn't come here to sell saris.
I'm here as a special guest.
You? - Yes.
Guest?
Aryavardhan loves doing charity.
What do you mean? - I mean
you've won the lottery.
Go on. Enjoy the party.
Sure. You should also enjoy. - Of course.
Oh, God!
Thank you, Anu, for coming to the party.
Sir, why are you thanking me? I should be thanking you.
Because of you, we got to attend this grand party.
We middle-class people think twice before spending a single penny.
So for us, being here is nothing less than a dream.
Thank you so much.
Anu, the other day you said something about two rupees.
What?
That day when you told the autorickshaw driver,
when he refused to give you change…
What was that line? Yes! I remember.
'Two rupees is a big thing, sir.'
Right.
This dialogue isn't mine, it's my Dad's.
My dad always speaks like that.
And doesn't just say it, he lives by it every moment.
We middle-class people value every penny, sir.
Anu, I'll be right back.
Sir, wait. Can I ask you something?
You threw a big party, but your family is missing.
Where are they?
I'll be right back.
I can't see anyone from Aryavardhan sir's family.
Meera ma'am.
Hasn't anyone from Aryavardhan sir's family come to the party?
There must be someone in his family... Siblings, wife, children.
I don't see anyone.
Mind your own business. - Hang on.
I know he's a businessman. I'm asking about his family.
Don't you understand English?
What's wrong with you? Why are you asking her that?
Come on. - I'm asking about his family,
and she's talking business.
She doesn't understand English.
Welcome, everyone, from all of us at Vardhan Group of Industries.
I know you have all been waiting for this moment.
Please welcome Mr Aryavardhan for today's big announcement.
Please give him a big round of applause, everyone.
First of all, I sincerely thank you all for coming here.
Thank you so much.
It is the result of your cooperation and hard work
that today, our company holds the top position in the market.
To maintain this position and get closer to people's hearts,
today, we are launching a new product.
'New Recharge Plan for Rs 10.'
Wait!
There is a surprise.
You must've all heard that behind every successful man is a woman.
So behind this successful campaign idea, there is also a woman.
Actually, not a woman, but a girl.
And I would like to invite her on stage.
Anu!
Please come on stage, Anu.
Come on.
Please give her a big round of applause.
Here you go, Anu. Do the honours.
Come on, do it.
Come on.
Come on, do it.
'New Recharge Plan: Rs 10 - Rs 2 = Rs 8.'
What's going on?
How can Mr Aryavardhan change the rate without telling us?
One minute sir.
Anu, you can take your seat. Go.
Sir.
There is a confusion.
Our prepaid plan is ten rupees, not eight.
As I said, we want to get closer to the people.
But do you all know what is close to people's hearts?
Budget worries, savings and future concerns.
Ration, pension, EMI worries.
SIM recharge worries.
For all of you here, two rupees might not be much,
but for an ordinary person, two rupees is a big deal.
Every morning they argue over two rupees...
With the milkman,
the vegetable vendor or the autorickshaw driver.
These common people are the reason for the success of our brand.
Their happiness should be our identity and our priority.
To ease the burden on the public, I have decided
that our prepaid plan price
will not be ten rupees but eight rupees.
Because even two rupees is a big deal, sir.
Oh, that's what I say.
That's all for tonight. Now, enjoy the party. Cheers!
What have you done?
We had agreed to keep the minimum recharge plan at Rs 10.
How could you change the rate without telling us?
I can. It's my company.
We also have investments in this company, Mr Vardhan.
You can't suddenly reduce the price like this.
It could cause a huge loss to the company.
Trust me, there won't be a loss.
I have full confidence in my decision.
We trust you,
but not this decision of yours.
If there is a loss, you will be responsible.
Only you will bear it.
Sir, don't be upset. I will talk to Arya sir.
Let's go. - Sir.
Sir, what have you done? - Exactly what I thought was right.
What if we incur losses? - Have we incurred them till now?
Really? - Yes.
I got this idea from you.
But, sir, I saw some people inside looking upset with you.
This decision might harm you.
Yes, that might happen.
But this was a wrong decision, wasn't it?
Why did you base this decision on what I said?
I've never taken my own thoughts seriously, but you did.
I was arguing with the auto driver over two rupees,
and you put millions at stake!
Sir, I'm so sorry. - Relax.
Relax.
Sir, the company will incur losses because of this. Right? - Yes.
But there could also be gains.
Anu, every coin has two sides,
one good and one bad.
In life, whatever you do,
you can either win or lose.
After all, you can't do anything with certainty, can you?
So, we have to weigh our decision only on one thing.
What is it? - Confidence.
You should follow your heart and do what it says.
And my heart says that this venture will bring us profits, not losses.
Sir, if that happens, I'll be the happiest person on earth.
How can he take such arbitrary decisions?
Two rupees, my foot!
The 'foot' you're referring to has been
put on a pedestal by Aryavardhan sir.
What do you mean?
I mean, Meera ma'am, you better find a way to keep yourself calm.
We need to brace ourselves to hear more such ideas.