Oh, God!
My head is aching. What should I do?
Oh my! Darn it.
Why don't you drink some more and dance?
Based on the state you were in yesterday,
not just your head, it felt like you would break your limbs too.
Okay, fine.
It is okay, dad.
Drink some lime juice. You will feel better.
Give it to me, dear. - Sure.
Make him drink it so that he will be energised.
He will get on the stage and dance again.
Anu, what I did yesterday wasn't right.
It's okay, dad. It wasn't your fault.
You didn't know the soft drink had alcohol in it,
or else you wouldn't have had it.
As if he would have refused had he known about it.
Those beauties offered him the drink.
He dragged our reputation through the mud
in front of Aryavardhan.
'Falooda'!
'Kulfi'. I had removed the 'kulfi' from the fridge.'
Please drink it.
'Two rupees means a lot, sir.'
'Aryavardhan spoke like a common man.'
Let me see.
He reduced the ten-rupee recharge amount to eight rupees.
'I got this idea from you. - I don't want you to incur a loss.'
'Yes. But I could make a profit too.'
He not only has a high status, but he is also a kind-hearted man.
Yes. But there's no one greater than you
because whether anyone remembers Aryavardhan or not,
they will surely remember you.
Thanks to what you did yesterday.
He won't invite us to any parties, even by mistake now.
But, Pushpa... - Dad. It's okay.
May I come in, sir?
Yes.
Sir.
Whatever happened last night... I didn't do it intentionally.
But I will accept whatever decision you make.
Please listen to me once, sir.
Sir...
I know you are hurt because of what happened, sir,
but he drank a lot at the party. And then,
he started dancing, sir.
Tell me. What could I have done, sir?
You should have handled things.
Meera, when someone falls, you should help them, not laugh at them.
I didn't expect this from you.
Had you thought about the company, you wouldn't have let this happen,
but you stood there and enjoyed yourself.
I am sorry, sir. This will never happen again, sir.
Sir, I have worked hard for this company.
Please give me a chance.
Meera.
Yes, sir. - What's today's schedule?
Sir, you have five meetings. All are lined up.
Cancel all the meetings.
Sir, the investors will be coming. Your presence is necessary.
Didn't I tell you to cancel all the meetings?
Okay, sir.
What happened, Anu? Do you want money for fare?
No, dad. I don't have to go to college today.
I have to go somewhere else.
Where? - Party.
Whose?
Whose? My party.
Aryavardhan invited us to a party yesterday, right?
I was thinking of taking him out for a treat.
What?
You want to treat Aryavardhan! - Yes.
He is an influential man, and we are poor people.
How can you throw a party for an influential man?
Dad! - I will have to sell one of my kidneys.
But, dad, this isn't a large-scale party. It is our kind of party.
What do you mean by that?
I mean the way Simran and I throw parties for each other. - Yes.
We don't even spend that much money. It is simple and affordable.
Yes.
But, dad,
I don't have enough money. Take a look.
Don't be tense, Anu.
The money will be arranged.
How? - What do you mean? We will find the money at home.
Middle-class families tend to hide money all around the house.
Should I give you a demo? - Okay.
Anu,
the Lord gave us 10 rupees.
Only 10?
This means there's treasure hidden in every corner.
Yes.
Operation Search begins. - Yes, sir.
You can go this way. I'll go that way. - Okay.
Done. Go on.
Dad!
Yeah! - Yeah!
Anu! - I have 110 rupees.
I have 130 rupees.
Okay. Did you check the kitchen? - No.
Pushpa hides her treasure there.
Look.
Come on.
Anu!
Yes.
200 rupees.
I have counted the money. I have 480 rupees in total.
Isn't it less? - It is a lot, dad.
This will be more than enough. Thank you.
Yes. - Good.
But... - But what?
Dad. - Yes.
Please don't tell mom about it.
Or else, she will give me the third degree.
She might not let me go.
Anu, this is a secret between a father and daughter.
No one will find out. - That's fine, dad,
but we took mom's money.
Don't you think we should tell mom about it?
You want to tell your mom.
You are right.
Pushpa!
Dad! - Pushpa!
Dad, what are you doing? - Pushpa!
Shush.
Anu! I was kidding.
Scared?
Oh my!
She didn't come back, right? - Take a look.
Bholi, here you go. Have some 'kulfi'.
'Kulfi'?
Hey, have 'kulfi'.
You too have it.
Hey, Kamla! Even you have some 'kulfi'!
What's this, Mohan? You gave me rotten tomatoes.
Oh my! Rajni, take this.
What's this?
'Matka kulfi'. I brought it especially for you from the party.
You mean you really attended the party yesterday.
I knew it! You thought I was lying about it.
That's why I brought this pot as proof.
The party was amazing, Rajni.
Since I returned from the party,
I've been feeling suffocated in this tenement.
Take a look. The houses are all black. The lanes are thin.
Yes, yes.
Stop it now.
You are acting as though Aryavardhan will marry your daughter.
Rajni!
What are you saying? Don't you know they have a huge age gap?
That's what I am saying. The party is over.
Come back to reality and think about the future.
What do you mean? - Don't you want to think about Anu's marriage?
Look, I spoke to you about my brother, Raghupati. - Yes.
Didn't I tell you about his son Bipin?
I spoke to him about Anu.
Really? - Yes.
They are coming home tonight.
If you want, we can let the children meet.
What do you think?
Today evening. But...
'Raghupati'
Look, my brother is calling me. Wait a minute.
Hello. Yes, Raghupati. You will live long.
I was just talking about you.
You are coming home in the evening, right?
Yes. I'll be there.
Raghupati, didn't I talk to you about Anu? She is Simran's friend.
You can meet her when you come home in the evening, Raghupati.
Listen, Rajni. I hope you know that I am looking for a decent girl.
I don't want a girl with loose morals.
Whoever marries into our family has to be decent.
Her values, her views and principles have to be good.
Don't worry about that, Raghupati. In our tenement,
other than Simran, only Anu is a decent girl.
Okay, fine.
Tell the girl's family to keep her horoscope ready.
We will talk about marriage after checking the horoscope.
Okay, Raghupati. Okay.
What? - My brother said he wouldn't treat your daughter
as a daughter-in-law.
He is going to repay your loans as well.
Do you have Anu's horoscope? - I don't.
Why are you standing here? Go and get her horoscope.
Yes.
Do you know this is an amazing proposal?
If your daughter marries into this family, she will rule like a queen.
Understand? Go and make her horoscope.
'Rajni suggested a good alliance.'
'But how will I convince Anu and her dad to agree to it?'
Enjoy yourself. Okay? - Dad!
Yes. - The bag and money.
Yes. Take it.
Did you find it? - Yes.
Anu.
Yes, dad. - Listen, Anu.
He hails from a wealthy family.
Think before you speak in front of him.
Make sure you don't offend him. Okay?
Aryavardhan accepted your invitation. It is a big deal.
Right? - Yes.
Take care.
Come on.
You don't have to go to college today, right?
Where are you going?
I...
Actually... - Anu!
Tell her you've lost your notes. You are going to a friend's house
to get the notes.
Yes, mom. I was going to a friend's house to get my notes.
Since when do you care about her studies?
Don't suspect everything. Let her go.
When did I stop her? Let her go.
Come home soon.
There's some work in the evening. Don't be late.
Yes. She will be back. Go on.
Yes, mom. I won't be late. Bye.
Bye. Thank you.
What do you mean by you don't know?
Sorry, ma'am. But sir asked me to keep the car ready.
He didn't tell me where he was going or who he was going with.
Sir made me cancel all the meetings.
He went somewhere without telling us.
The security has no information.
Jhende, you. At least you should know something.
How will Jhende know anything when I don't know either?
What do you mean?
I mean, I really don't know where I am going.
You should know something. Who are you going to meet?
Can I know that?
Of course.
With her.
Hi, Anu! - Hi, sir. Shall we go?
Let's go. Shankar, get the car.
No. Not the car. - Then?
It's my party, right? Then, my rules will be followed.
No car.
How will we go? - The way most of the Delhites travel.
By autorickshaw.
Okay. Let's go.
Are you mad or what?
Do you even know what you are saying?
No. Sir can't travel in an autorickshaw.
There's a security protocol. It is risky for him.
But I met sir in an autorickshaw the first time.
'Not just in India, but he is one of India's biggest tycoons...'
Shall we go, sir?
Sir, it is risky for you to travel in an autorickshaw.
It's not safe for you.
Yes, sir. - Jhende.
Shankar.
Shall we go?
Jhende, how could you let sir go like this?
Don't worry, Meera. I will follow them.
I'll keep an eye from a distance.
Oh, wow! That's amazing.
Foreign uncle and Indian sister. You both are together.
Actually... - It happens.
You know, people who have the same destination
end up walking on the same path.
Mister, actually... - It's okay. Get in.
Where are we going? - You'll find out once we reach.
No. I mean, what's the agenda?
Agenda?
Tell me something. Are you going to a party or the office?
I mean, what are we going to do?
You mean, your entire day is planned in advance.
Normally, yes. Meera schedules my entire day for me.
She schedules everything.
I mean, if you know
and you've already decided what needs to be done,
wouldn't you get bored?
I mean, you will be excited only if you don't know
what's going to happen next, right?
That's why we will try something new today.
Today, you should do everything from the heart.
Don't follow any schedules. Okay?
Okay.
Hurry up. We can't lose sir.
What happened?
Your boxes are following us.
They aren't invited to the party.
They are gatecrashing.
I can't escape from them.
If you don't escape from them, your working hours will be on.
Your happy hours won't begin. - Absolutely.
This is our party. No one can disturb us.
Fine. Keep an eye on the meter. I'll handle the rest.
Mister, drive faster. Hurry up.
Slowly.
Faster. Keep going faster.
Take a right ahead. - Okay.
After that, take a left. - Okay.
What happened? Why did you?
'Sir, big vehicles aren't allowed in Chandni Chowk.'
Fine. You can...
Yes, Meera.
Jhende, you are following sir, right?
Yes. But he... - But what?
My car was following the autorickshaw,
but suddenly... - You lost sight of him.
Yes. But... - Find him. I don't want any excuses.
No excuse. No explanation. Got it?
Mister, you can stop here.
What are you doing? The one who gives the party has to spend.
The guest can't spend. Wait.
Mister, the fare is 68 rupees.
Here.
Mister,
two rupees.
Not bad, uncle! Ma'am spoiled you as well.
She didn't spoil me. She reformed me.
She taught me that two rupees is a big sum, mister.
Give it to me. - When I saw ma'am,
I kept two rupees aside.
Here you go. Two rupees.
Thank you.
Hey!
Where did the people sitting in your autorickshaw go?
There was no one in my autorickshaw, sir. I didn't have any passengers.
Are you looking for someone? - Yes.
Don't look for them, sir.
This is Chandni Chowk.
You will lose your way while looking for them.
Where are you going? - Paharganj.
Okay. - Get in. Hurry up.
Where did sir go?
If we had to walk ahead, why did you leave the autorickshaw?
I wanted to trick your bodyguard. - Trick?
Yes. Don't you know how to trick someone?
Let me explain. In college, there are times when we want
to exclude some people from our parties,
we talk about random things and confuse that person
to get rid of them.
That's how we trick people. We just tricked your bodyguards.
It is a funny word. - Right?
'Meera'
Oh! You tricked Jhende,
but you won't be able to trick Meera.
She is calling me.
Just a minute, sir. This party has some rules.
You can't use your phone here.
If I don't answer the phone, there will be pending work.
I don't know all that, sir. Switch off your phone for now.
You can turn it on after the party. Okay?
But. - Fine. You can do your work. We can cancel the party. Okay?
I am going home. Bye.
What? Anu!
Listen!
Anu! Wait, Anu. Wait.
The phone has been switched off.
Tell me. When will our party begin?
What do you mean? The party has already begun. - Where?
Right now.
Our party is a bit different.
Today, we won't have a party within four walls.
We will party under the sky.
I know you wouldn't have attended such a party before, right?
It's okay. Try something new today.
Do you know what we will start with? We will pray to the Goddess.
After that, everything will go well. Trust me.
Shall we go? Let's go.