You turned out to be too cunning.
You fix umbrellas in such a way
that they need repairs again next year.
Whether it rains or not,
you surely get richer each monsoon!
The rain showers from the sky, and money showers on you.
No, ma'am. It's not like that, ma'am.
If this umbrella breaks again, I will slap you across your face.
It won't break this time, ma'am. I will fix it properly.
Are you sure? - Yes.
Oh, Pushpa!
You've been using the same umbrella for the last ten years.
Buy a new one like me.
Wow! That's so beautiful.
How much does it cost? - Only Rs 500!
500!
So expensive!
Close your mouth. What do you mean by it's expensive?
If you had agreed to get Anu and Vipin married,
you would've been able to flaunt an umbrella worth Rs 5000!
But what can be done? Gopal said no.
Rajni, listen.
So what if Gopal isn't ready for the marriage right now?
I will convince him somehow.
But until then, please ask Raghupati not to be upset with us.
I will talk to him, Pushpa. I am your friend.
Who else will talk to him? - Yes.
But boys like Vipin don't remain bachelors for long.
"Pushpa!"
'Anu, that is your desk.'
'This is where you'll sit and work.'
'Anu, how is the office? - I have no words to describe it, dad!'
'It's so big, beautiful and lovely! It looks like a five-star hotel.'
'In fact, it's even better than a five-star hotel!'
'Come on. Make a rocket with paper and hit the target.'
'Well done, Anu. Well done.'
Please give this to sir.
Vipin's proposal seems good.
However, I don't understand how to convince Gopal.
I need to give Rajni a fitting reply for her taunts.
Vipin comes later. First, the umbrella!
My umbrella will also look expensive now.
"Pushpa!"
I will twirl my umbrella in front of Rajni.
She was flaunting hers.
An umbrella worth Rs 500!
Oh, no!
One shouldn't forget one's place while trying to imitate others.
Hey, Pushpa! Such hacks are of no use.
An expensive thing always looks classy.
'She was asking me who I was!'
'That's why I fired her. - But who was she?'
'Anu!'
May I come in, sir?
Yes.
Sir, Anu ma'am asked me to hand over this phone to you before leaving.
Thanks.
Sir, I've informed the police. They're looking for the fraudsters.
I've also called the bank to stop the cheque.
Thank you, Jhende. Let me know if I need to speak to the commissioner.
I'll call him. - Yes, sir.
But, sir, for how long will this go on?
What? - It's not the first time
that Harshvardhan sir struck a loss-making deal.
He bought a fake company two months ago.
Last year, we lost Rs 2.5 billion in real estate because of him.
Now, this parliament house!
He has always hurt the business.
And yet, you always listen to him.
We've discussed this before, Jhende.
You know that
I can't say anything to Harsh.
I know that, sir. I also know why.
But my hands are tied because of you. I can't do anything.
As far as work is concerned,
Meera ma'am and I will handle it. We'll ensure we don't endure loss.
But what Harshvardhan sir has done
has hurt you more this time.
What do you mean? - Don't you know it?
He fired Anu.
I know you won't say anything this time, either.
Right?
Three, four, five!
Here you go! These are 12 brocade saris.
Check how many georgettes there are! Keep these with those.
Here you go.
One, two...
What happened, Mr Sharma?
Keval,
we are surrounded by saris all day.
But only rarely do we stop and notice a sari.
That's true.
Isn't this a lovely sari? - Yes.
It will suit Anu. Right?
I am thinking of buying it for Anu.
But you can't afford it.
It's beyond your league.
Do you know how much it costs?
Just because it doesn't have a price tag,
do you think it's worth Rs 2000?
It is worth Rs 20,000.
That's even more than your monthly salary.
You cannot buy it in a lifetime.
Understood? - We can buy it.
Pushpa!
Here you go.
Okay. Hand me Rs 20,000.
You can take the sari.
You have put up a giant placard outside.
You've mentioned the same thing here as well.
It's written here that expensive saris
can be bought by paying instalments.
Yes, I put up that board. But... - No ifs and buts!
I am buying this sari.
Here's the first instalment,
Rs 2000. You will get the remaining nine instalments on time.
Until then, try to keep your mind open
and your mouth shut.
What? - You want to tell me
that he's the owner. - Yes.
We must not speak to him in that manner. Right?
Then, he should also remember
that I used to own this shop.
That's okay. This sari is expensive.
But you liked it for Anu. Right?
But this... - No ifs and buts!
By Goddess' grace, Anu has such a good job.
We've paid all your debts.
It's the least we can do for her.
I can imagine
how lovely Anu will look in this red sari.
Keval!
Pack this up.
'Sari Kendra, Chandni Chowk, Delhi.'
Pushpa has always been stingy.
She never invites us for a cup of tea.
I don't know what changed today. She has invited all of us.
I've invited you to show you something.
What? - First, keep your cups here.
If you spill this tea on what I'm about to show you,
it will lead to a massive loss.
Come on. Keep it here.
What does she want to show us? - I don't know that.
Oh, wow! I've never seen such a beautiful sari.
Forget you! Nobody must've seen it in the entire Chawri Bazar.
Do you know how much it costs?
How much? - It's worth Rs 20,000.
Rs 20,000! Such an expensive sari! - Yes!
We could've bought groceries for four families with that amount.
I used to think like you all before.
But since Anu got the job,
my attitude has changed.
I can't live a life full of restrictions.
I liked this sari. So, I bought it.
That, too, on instalments.
The golden embroidery is so beautiful.
I asked you to look at the sari,
not touch it.
Be glad I am letting you see it for free.
I would've sold tickets if I could.
Oh, Pushpa!
You've gathered people for a sari worth merely Rs 20,000.
Anu would've worn saris worth millions
if she were married to Vipin.
Not such a cheap sari.
Rajni, you're misunderstanding.
This sari is not for Anu's wedding.
She is going to wear it for the prayer ceremony
I've organised for the Goddess.
'The tanker is here!' - Oh! Let's go quickly.
The water is here. - It will be crowded now.
I'll be there soon. - Come on.
Listen, Pushpa. - Yes.
Did you talk to Gopal about the alliance?
'If I tell her'
'that he has rejected this proposal again,'
'Raghupati will get Vipin married to someone else.'
Tell me! What? - Well...
Yes. I spoke to Gopal.
But you see, this is a big decision.
So, he wants to get to know the boy first.
We'll see after that. - Sure! We've never refused.
Take your time.
You can agree if you like the boy. Right?
Once I'm done with the prayer ceremony for the Goddess,
I'll talk to Gopal again. - Yes.
Okay. Talk to him.
Yes. - I'll be back.
'Appointment letter?'
'Yes. I am offering you a job in my company.'
'Meera, I don't want to see this girl when I'm back.'
'Why are you standing here? Out!'
'Ma'am, please let me talk to Aryavardhan sir. One chance...'
'But Harsh sir won't give you a chance.'
'He doesn't forgive mistakes. He punishes directly.'
'How will I tell mom and dad that I've lost my job?'
Where are you going, Pushpa?
I'm going to get the fall stitched to the sari.
I need to buy matching jewellery for it.
Wait a minute. Let's go inside.
But... - Come inside.
But why?
What? - You've already spent Anu's joining bonus.
If you don't stop your frivolous expenses,
we will be in debt again.
Why are you getting worried? Anu has got a job.
When she gets her salary next month,
we will be out of debt.
You won't mend your ways.
Gopal, please don't worry. I'll be back soon.
Oh! Anu is here.
Anu, come here.
Listen to me. Come here.
Look at this. How is this sari?
It's beautiful, mom.
Whose is it?
I'm planning to organise a prayer ceremony for the Goddess at home.
You will wear it during that.
It looks a little expensive. - A little?
It is worth Rs 20,000.
She bought it on instalments from my shop.
The monthly instalment is Rs 2000.
We'll pay it.
You've got a job now. Right?
'How should I tell mom that the job on which she has based her dreams'
'no longer exists.'
Anu. - Yes, dad?
What's in this bag?
It has some things from my office, dad.
You could've left it there. Why did you bring it home?
Actually, our office is currently undergoing renovation.
So, I had to bring it home.
Renovation?
This means your office will be bigger than before.
You will also get a big cabin. Right, Anu?
Pushpa, the size of the cabin is immaterial.
A person's job should be impeccable. Understood?
Gopal, I don't know where you live.
But this makes a huge difference in the Delhi I live in.
A big cabin makes a difference.
Expensive saris make a difference.
A hefty salary also makes a difference.
I'm leaving.
Big office, expensive sari and a hefty salary!
How should I tell mom
that I have no office?
Forget about expensive ones. I can't afford cheap saris, Simran.
How should I tell mom
that the salary on which she has based her dreams
is never going to arrive?
But Anu, who is he to fire you?
Simran, he is Harshvardhan sir, Aryavardhan sir's brother.
I had never seen him before. That's why I couldn't recognise him.
That's why this happened.
You should've spoken to Arya sir.
How can I face him, Simran?
I've already made several mistakes.
How many mistakes will he ignore?
But Anu, you weren't at fault this time.
You simply followed Arya sir's orders.
I don't think I will get my job back.
Anu, don't worry. You will get a better job than this one.
But Simran, Arya sir won't be there.
Anu, what are you saying?
I hope you're not in love with Arya sir.
Anu, say something!
Are you crazy?
It's not like that. You're blabbering. - I see.
So, how does Arya sir's presence or absence make a difference to you?
I don't know that, Simran.
All I know is that
Arya sir should be with me wherever I work. That's it.
'I have been fired.'
'But I must pretend to go to the office for my parents' happiness.'
'Forgive me, Goddess.'
Hey, Anu! Wait for a minute. I'll pack your tiffin.
No, mom. I don't want a tiffin today.
Why? Will you starve all day?
I'll eat something in the office.
Anu, your office is being renovated. Right?
Gopal, her office is being renovated,
not the canteen. She'll eat there.
Listen, Anu. Wait a minute. Listen.
Take this money with you.
Hire a taxi.
You're late today.
Anu. - Yes?
What happened, dear?
Is everything okay? - Yes, dad.
Work with all your heart.
Let me know if there's a problem. Okay?
Definitely!
I'll get going. - Bye!
Bye, mom!
Bye, dad. I'll get going. - Bye, sweetheart.
What are you looking at?
Pushpa, I don't understand one thing.
What? - You've never bid me goodbye
with such love.
You! Move now.
I want to pack the tiffin.
Okay. I'm getting late.
Be careful. - Here you go.
Bye! - Bye.
The new plant will be set up on a piece of land panning 4 acres.
We'll get the best technology in the world for this plant.
I need the presentation to be the best.
Meera, you will personally monitor it.
Yes, sir. - Get back to work. Come on, guys!
'Sir, I made this 'kheer' especially for you.'
'Please taste it and let me know if you like it.'
Sir, let's go. Everyone is waiting.
'Anu dear, I've never had the chance of working at such a big office.'
'But I know one thing.'
'Be it a small sari shop or a giant company.'
'Hard work, honesty, and loyalty'
'are valued everywhere.'
'Do you know me? You will never know it'
'because you are fired.'
'You should've spoken to Arya sir.'
I must talk to Aryavardhan sir.
'Arya sir disconnected my call. What should I do?'
'How should I tell my parents that I've lost my job?'
'They will be devastated.'
'Is everything over now?'