At last, he ate the 'kheer' I made
and he really enjoyed it.
I have no idea what went wrong. He did not speak to me all day.
Anu... - Yes.
I need to tell you something. - Go on.
When I was on my way back from tuition last night,
Mr Jhende came to see me.
Mr Jhende? - Yes.
Why?
'Who is he?'
'Is he planning to marry Anu Sharma?'
'No.'
Hold on... But how does Mr Jhende know anything about Vipin?
Vipin had gone to your office.
And he may have told Arya sir that the two of you were engaged.
'Anu. You forgot this box here.'
Oh...
So, Vipin met Arya sir and caused all this trouble.
That is what I am trying to figure out. What did I do?
I have no connection to anyone.
Has Vipin lost his mind, Simran?
Because of him, Arya sir was furious with me.
He did not say a word to me all day.
I am really sorry, Anu.
I had no idea Vipin would do something like this.
Otherwise, I would have told you everything straight away.
You've got to go to the office. Please don't be upset.
Come on!
'I have no clue what he must be thinking of me now.'
'I really ought to speak to him.'
May I come in, sir? - Yes.
Good morning, sir. Do you need any help?
No, no. I'll manage.
You may work on something else.
Sir, I only had one task... To manage your schedule.
And now, you have handed that to Mayur.
Sir, I found out.
You were upset with me because of Vipin, weren't you?
I understand now. He came to the office yesterday
and told you that
we're getting married.
That is why you were so upset with me yesterday.
But, sir, he made it all up.
I am not marrying anyone, least of all him.
If you had asked me earlier, I would have explained
everything right away.
I was anxious the whole day. I kept following you around.
But you did not even speak to me once.
You were so upset with me.
I am sorry.
I was rather harsh with you yesterday.
It's okay, sir. It's fine. But...
Why were you so upset when you heard I was marrying Vipin?
Tell me, sir.
May I come in, sir?
Yes.
Good morning, sir. - Good morning.
Sir, just a reminder,
the foreign delegates are arriving today.
They should be here in about half an hour.
Good.
Tell the team to have everything ready in the conference room
within 20 minutes.
Sir, may I take the pharmaceutical file? - Sure.
Sir, what would you like me to do today?
You? You'll handle my phone today.
You'll take all the calls.
And one more thing. Don't allow anyone to see me
while I'm in the meeting.
Sure, sir. Thank you.
Have you got the file? - Yes, sir.
Thank you so much, sir.
Augustin Sakolo. It's a Russian name.
I'm not even sure how to say it.
I'll ask and let you know.
Listen.
Call me the moment they cross the Haryana border.
Ms Meera. What's the Russian delegate's name?
Why are you asking me? Ask her.
Anyway, all the decisions regarding who gets to meet sir,
and who is not allowed to see him...
She's the one who knows everything.
Anu.
What did she do now?
That's the problem. She does nothing
apart from following sir around all day.
She keeps asking silly questions like a child.
'What should I do? What shouldn't I do?'
Ms Meera, tell me what happened.
Sir has hired her as my assistant.
But it feels like I'm working for her.
And she's become sir's personal secretary.
Yes...
Even I'm baffled by this.
Before things get out of hand, we should act.
Sir supports her. We can't do much.
But there is someone
who can.
He is on the same level as Arya sir.
Think, Meera. Use your brain a little.
Who in this office
is on the same level as Arya sir?
Good morning, sir. - Good morning, sir.
Good morning, sir.
Are you talking about Harshvardhan sir?
Correct answer...
He may be sir's younger brother,
but he's the only one who has any real say.
Aryavardhan sir doesn't just listen to him. He actually agrees with him.
He got back from London today.
He's got a meeting at the office.
He'll be here any moment now.
Listen...
Hi... - Hi!
Hello, sir.
Please sit.
We've been trying to fix a meeting with you for the past 6 months.
But we couldn't get through.
That's why we took an appointment and came.
May I come in, sir?
Sir? - Tea.
Hey!
I dip my teabag only three times.
How dare you dip it four times?
Sorry. - Get out! You're fired.
You're fired. Now, get out!
You've given me a good idea, Jhende.
If we make Anu fall from grace in front of Harsh sir,
he'll sack her.
And Arya sir won't be able to stop it.
Anu Sharma. Start packing.
Sir... Take a look at this.
These are Delhi's monuments. - Yes, sir.
But do you know who built them?
Edwin Lutyens, the English architect.
He designed all these buildings till the 1940s.
He had a severe form of cancer.
One that allopathy couldn't cure.
No doctor was willing to treat him.
Then my great-grandfather... Dr Dibakar Chaudhary,
An Ayurvedic healer... He treated Edwin.
Edwin was so pleased that he gifted him this monument.
This is the old Parliament House.
Yes, sir. One of the most famous monuments in Delhi.
The new Parliament was built because of it.
The lease on the old one had ended.
Actually, sir... I'm in urgent need of money.
So I've decided... I'm going to sell the old Parliament building.
Delhi has no shortage of wealthy buyers.
But I know for a fact...
Only you will see its true worth.
That's why I've brought the papers straight to you.
Anyway, sir... This office
is far too plain for someone like you.
You can buy the old Parliament and turn it into your new office.
So, what's the price of this old Parliament House?
Only 500 million. - What?
Sir, if you feel it's too much...
No. No.
That's far too less for a property like the old Parliament House.
100 million... as an advance.
The remaining 400 million will follow soon.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you so much, sir.
Wait.
Deals like this should come to me first in future too.
Definitely, sir.
I should tell Aryavardhan about this.
Hello, Harsh sir. - Where's Aryavardhan?
I need to discuss something important.
I'm sorry, sir. But he's not available at the moment.
Have you forgotten who you're talking to?
And who are you to stop me from seeing Arya?
Sir, who am I to stop you?
In fact, there's no one in this office
who could stop you from seeing him.
Except for one girl. - Which girl?
There's this new snooty girl called Anu Sharma.
Arya sir has hired her as his secretary.
She doesn't let anyone meet sir.
There's a difference between 'anyone' and me...
I'd like to see her try and stop me from meeting Arya.
He's in a meeting at the moment. I'll let him know.
Yes. Thank you. One moment, sir.
One... Thank you.
Where are you going?
I'm going to meet Arya sir.
I'm so sorry, sir. But sir is in a very important meeting.
So you can't meet him right now.
Really? So, you're his personal secretary.
Yes, sir. - Do you know who I am?
You won't even know because you're fired.
But sir... - Out!
What happened, sir? Is everything all right?
Not yet. But it will be, once she's gone.
Meera, this girl didn't even know who I was.
She was stopping me from meeting Arya.
Anu, this is Harshvardhan sir.
He's the owner.
And Aryavardhan sir's younger brother.
Brother?
Sir... - Meera...
By the time I return, I don't want to see this girl.
As you say, sir.
Sir... Sir...
Arya!
Harsh? Come in.
Arya! I've got some big news. - What's the news?
I've landed an absolutely brilliant deal today.
Did you hear what sir just said?
Out!
Please excuse us for some time.
Hold on. Wait. Wait.
Arya, they should know I've pulled off such a brilliant deal.
Arya, guess what? I've bought you an office bigger than this one.
You'll be shocked to hear which place it is.
Can you guess which property it is?
The old Parliament House.
Arya... Here are the papers.
I've checked everything. You can go through it.
The meeting's over.
Everyone, back to your desks, please.
Harsh, just a minute.
I'll be right back.
How much have we lost?
Sir, I've got the figures.
He's signed a deal worth 500 million.
And...
He has issued a cheque for 100 million.
Right.
Stop the cheque from clearing and report it to the police.
I want those conmen behind bars. - Okay, sir, I will do that.
One green tea, please.
What's wrong, Arya? I've brought you such a huge deal
and you're not even pleased. - No, that's not it.
The deal's good. But...
Harsh, there's a snag. - What sort of snag?
Harsh, the old Parliament House is government property.
That was back then. Not anymore.
The lease has expired.
It will expire only when a new lease is issued.
Government property can't be leased out.
But Arya... That architect... He was an English architect...
Edwin? His grandfather treated... - Harsh...
I think you've been taken for a ride
because buildings like the old Parliament House,
can't be sold. Nor can they be transferred.
Ma'am, why are you in tears?
What happened? Did someone scold you?
Was it Harsh sir who told you off? - And he's fired me too.
What else does he even know?
He fires people over the tiniest things.
Did you speak to Arya sir about this?
No. - Why not?
You really should've spoken to Arya sir.
Come with me. Let's talk to Arya sir.
Come on. - Alright.
Why does this always happen to me? I won't let them get away with it.
Arya, make sure they get punished.
Right... Hold on...
Yes, sir. - Jhende, you stopped the cheque from clearing. Right?
Yes, sir. I called the bank. - Good.
Harsh, Jhende will sort it all out.
But from now on, don't make any deals without asking me first.
May I come in, sir?
Yes, come in.
Here. Have some tea. Calm your nerves.
FM.
Why are you with Anu?
Ma'am, Harshvardhan sir sacked her.
So, I asked her to speak with Arya sir.
If you help save her job, Harsh sir might fire you too.
Out! - Yes, ma'am.
You've set a record, Anu.
This has never happened in this office before.
No one has been fired within three days of joining.
You came up with that silly two-rupee idea
and somehow got into this office.
But you couldn't hold on to it.
Because luck may give you a chance,
but you need to have what it takes
to make the most of it.
And in your case, that's completely missing.
A big zero.
Why are you still here? Out!
Ma'am... Ma'am, let me speak to Arya sir once.
Just one chance... - But Harsh sir won't give you a chance.
He doesn't forgive mistakes. He directly punishes.
FM!
Yes, ma'am?
Get Anu ma'am's things from her desk.
Be quick. - Yes, ma'am.
Useless!
One bit of advice before you go...
To succeed in anything, you need
both professionalism and precision. They're equally important.
Without them, you won't last anywhere.
It's just a bad day...
First that fraud, and then that girl.
Which girl?
The one who stopped me from seeing you.
How dare she? She asked me who I was.
Of course, she should know
you're Harshvardhan. - Exactly.
So, I threw her out of the office.
You threw her out! But who was she?
What was her name? It starts with A...
Anu.