Top businessman, foreign delegates,
and ministers find it intimidating to talk to you.
And you don't have the courage to speak to an ordinary girl. Wow!
Jhende, will you help me?
Sir, have I ever said no? Tell me what to do.
Talk to Anu and convince her for the wedding.
No.
- Wow!
You just said you've never refused me.
And now, you're refusing. - Sir, convincing that little girl
about marriage feels a bit strange.
No, I can't do it.
Wow!
Wow! The same Jhende
who scares ministers,
suspends criminals,
wins battles and fights,
feels awkward about talking to a girl.
What will I ask her?
Jhende, tell me honestly,
if you were in my place,
what would you say to her?
You're asking the wrong person. This isn't my area of expertise.
Give it a shot at least.
Pretend this is Anu.
What would you say?
This? - This is Anu.
And I have to convince her to get married? - Yes.
Listen, girl,
say yes to the wedding, or else you know what will happen.
Jhende! - She'll say yes in two minutes.
She'll say yes in two minutes.
You pull out your gun at the slightest excuse. Put it away.
Sir, I told you, you're asking the wrong person.
Fine! I got it.
I'll talk to her myself.
Jhende, do me a favour. - Yes, tell me, sir.
Just act like Anu for a bit.
No. Acting is not my cup of tea.
Jhende, that's an order. - No.
I'm giving you an order. - No.
You said you never refuse me. You must do it.
Absolutely not. - Jhende, you will do this.
No! - Jhende!
No! - Please, Jhende.
Please! - No!
For the sake of our friendship. Please. - No, I...
That's the thing.
Whenever your boss card fails,
you play the friendship card. Then I give in to
emotional blackmail again. No!
Please, just once! - No!
Okay, fine. I'll do it.
I'll do it. - Good boy.
Okay.
Ready?
May I come in, sir? - Yes.
Jhende,
walk in like a girl. Not like yourself.
May I come in, sir? - Come in.
Not like Meera, Jhende. Walk in like Anu.
No, I can't do all this.
Next, you'll ask me to wear makeup,
women's clothes and shave off my moustache.
Not a bad idea.
No! - Stay in character, Jhende.
No! - Please!
Once more, please.
Okay.
May I come in, sir? - Come in.
Good morning, Arya sir.
Good morning, Anu.
Have a seat. - No, sir.
It's okay.
Even two rupees matter, sir.
Look, sir. My sandal broke.
Sir, I made that 'kheer' for you.
How was it?
The 'kheer' was great, but the overacting's not.
Anu, can I ask you something? - Of course, sir.
Do you prefer a love marriage or arranged marriage?
Don't go around in circles. Come straight to the point.
Jhende, stay in character. - Yes!
Anu... - No!
I'm asking. Anu,
what kind of guy do you want?
Handsome,
rich, and the same age as me.
May I come in, sir? - Yes.
Yes.
Come in.
Sir, please check the file.
Wait, Meera.
You fat buffalo! If you sat on a bulldozer,
it would collapse.
And with that massive frame,
you sat on my delicate scooter.
What did you just say? How dare you call me fat? Don't you know
calling someone fat or short is rude?
And yes, I do spend my husband's money. So what?
You may spend your husband's money,
but the scooter you broke
was bought with my husband's money.
If you can't handle it,
why ride it?
And who named you Pushpa?
You're no rose.
You're more like a cauliflower.
Enough, all of you!
Your wife...
Pushpa broke your scooter mirror, right?
So, I fold my hands and apologise.
But apologising
won't fix my scooter, Gopal.
A mechanic can fix it, right?
How much did he quote?
He said it would cost 2,000 rupees for a new mirror.
What are you doing?
Pushpa, since it's our fault,
we'll have to pay up.
Here.
Let's go.
But listen to me, Gopal. - Let's go!
Meera, you're upset because I didn't
make it to dinner yesterday, right?
No, sir. I'm not upset. Just a little shocked.
You've never done this before.
You could've at least called to inform me.
I did, but your phone was switched off.
Still, I'm really sorry.
It's okay, sir.
Jhende, please come with me.
We need to discuss the Batra project.
Meera, wait.
You don't look good when you're upset.
You look better when you smile. Smile, please.
Jhende, arrange a dinner meeting for Meera
and me today.
So what if I couldn't make it yesterday.
We can have the dinner meeting today.
We've upheld this tradition for the past ten years.
We faced a minor glitch this time. But that doesn't mean, we stop it.
See you at dinner.
Jhende...
What was going on inside, Jhende?
Wedding preparations. - Are you getting married?
No, not me! - Arya sir is.
What? With whom?
Anu.
What are you saying?
Why are you laughing?
Meera ma'am, you looked so serious.
So, I just felt like lightening things up with a joke.
Your face's headlight completely dimmed.
Sir is helping arrange Anu's wedding.
He's trying to convince her.
He's helping her family.
Let me explain in detail.
Anu's mother requested sir to talk to Anu about marriage.
Neetu, for how long have you worked in this office?
Two years.
So, you must know everyone here well, right?
Yes, I suppose.
I wanted to ask something.
I heard that before joining, all employees need to submit
their personal details.
Yes, name, contact, address,
everything.
Don't you remember? Meera ma'am told you
when that marital status issue happened?
She made a huge fuss about it.
So, even the boss has to fill those details, right?
Yes. - It means that
Aryavardhan sir's address must also be here?
Obviously.
First, your mom invites sir over
with pickles and snacks.
Now, you're asking for his address!
What's going on in your head?
No ma'am, I was just... - Do you think I'm stupid?
I know what's going on. And let me tell you one thing.
Any random person can't just
go to Aryavardhan sir's house.
You need status and class.
And you've got neither.
Stop the fake tears in front of me.
Open your ears and listen.
If I ever see you snooping
or wasting time again,
I'll directly report you to Harsh sir.
And you know what'll happen then.
'Do you know who I am? You won't even find out. Because'
'you're fired!'
Am I clear?
I just sat on her scooter
and she blew a gasket!
It's okay, calm down, Pushpa. - How can I calm down?
She called me fat.
She said if I sat on a bulldozer, it would collapse.
Have I gotten so fat?
No. On the contrary, for the past few days, you seem a bit thin to me.
Exactly! All my life I dreamt of sitting on a scooter.
I just sat on the scooter for some time.
Was that such a big crime?
Pushpa, it's not your fault. It's mine.
I couldn't get you your own scooter.
If you had one, this wouldn't have happened.
Never. I truly believe that, Pushpa,
one day, you'll learn to ride it.
You're just saying that to make me feel better.
No, I have more faith in you
and our daughter rather than in myself.
Yes! Come on.
Now, smile.
Go away! - Pushpa!
I know how to make you smile.
"May we happily cross these roads in our journey."
"May life always go on like this."
You're too much!
Did I make you smile or not?
Where did you get the Rs 2000 from?
The boss gave me my salary today.
And you paid Rs 2000 out of it to them!
So what? - How will we manage our expenses now?
Everything will work out, Mrs Sharma.
Why worry
when the Goddess is with us?
Okay, I'll freshen up.
Okay, I'll start cooking.
Anu asked for 'aloo parathas' today.
Fine, go make them.
'Any random person can't just go to Aryavardhan sir's house.'
'If I catch you snooping'
'or wasting time again, I'll directly report you'
'to Harsh sir.'
Anu ma'am. - Yes.
Ma'am, Arya sir has called you to his cabin.
Okay.
'No matter what happens today, I will ask sir if he's married or not.
May I come in, sir?
Come in.
Yes, sir.
Sit.
It's okay, sir. I'm fine.
Anu,
how's work going?
Are you comfortable in the office?
Yes, sir, I'm completely comfortable and work's going great.
Anu, I wanted to discuss something important.
Go ahead, sir.
Do you want some water?
No, sir, thank you.
I'll have some.
No!
Anu, you've grown... I mean,
you're an adult now. Sorry.
I mean, you're at the age where you should get married.
I'm not saying that it's mandatory for someone your age
to get married.
These days, girls focus on their careers first.
These days, girls are reaching for the sky.
You must've heard of Sunita Williams.
Once the career is established, girls get married.
Many girls, especially in our country,
start thinking about marriage at this age.
That's a good thing.
Do you get what I'm trying to say?
Anu, I just mean to say, it's time
to think about your future.
'What if sir has feelings for me, too?'
'Oh no... Is he about to propose?'
Anu, what are your thoughts about marriage?
I'll do what my parents want.
They want me to get married into a good family.
What do you want? Love marriage or arranged marriage?
Love marriage, sir.
Love marriage. Very good.
But...
Arranged marriage is a good option, too.
Maybe, sir, but for me, it's important to be in love
with someone before I marry them.
Because the one who loves me
will understand me and he'll value my dreams.
He'll support me and stand by me always.
That's why.
Do you think that guy from your neighbourhood won't do all that?
The boy from my neighbourhood...
Sorry, sir, I didn't get you. Who are you talking about?
Sir... - I...
there's an emergency. - Oh, God!
"Pushpa!"
Pushpa, why are you in the way? Do you want to get killed?
I won't die, I'll crush your ego.
What did you say that day?
That I'm too fat to ride a scooter!
There are plenty of plus-sized people in the world
who are models. There are plenty of plus-sized people
who dance.
There are plenty of plus-sized people who fly planes.
So why can't I ride a scooter?
Bholu, to do anything in life,
it's not your weight that matters,
it's your courage.
Maybe you didn't understand what I was saying.
You'll realise it on the day,
when I learn to ride a scooter
and zoom past your house.
I was just...
Pushpa, this is what I admire about you.
Even when you fall, your head stays high.
No matter the situation,
your aura never fades.
That's what sets you apart.
After all, whose wife am I? - Mine!
Let's go, today's 'Ashtami'.
We have to make preparations for the puja. - Yes.
Let's go.
Goddess, write in this book only what I wish for.
I hope Aryavardhan sir is not married.
May I come in? - Yes, FM.
FM, sir isn't here.
Jhende sir came and said there was an emergency. He left in a rush.
Yes, I know. It's not the first time
I've seen him leave suddenly.
What? - I mean, whenever Mrs Vardhan falls ill, sir has to rush home.
Because sir loves Mrs Vardhan a lot.
'Just saying it once isn't enough.'
'What, sir? - Just that,'
'you look really beautiful in a sari.'
Pushpa, these flowers.
Okay. We're ready for 'Ashtami'.
I'm just waiting for Anu.
There, Anu's here, too.
Come in, dear.
Anu,
what happened?
Why do you look so dull?
Are you feeling alright?
Yes, mom. I'm okay. I'm just a little tired.
Anu, freshen up, you'll feel better.
Okay, dad.
Anu doesn't look okay to me.
What's wrong with her?
Pushpa, you know everything. Why ask?
Today is 'Ashtami'.
She's always in a bad mood on this day.
Nothing feels good to her.
Anu!
Come on, let's begin the 'aarti'.
Pushpa, give the offering.
Oh, no! I forgot to add raisins to the offering!
Anu, hold this. I'll get some from Rajni.
There's no need to go there.
I'll go to the market and get it.
We just need a little for the offering.
And that shopkeeper won't sell less than 250 grams.
You know how expensive raisins are.
I'll be right back. - Hey...
Hello? Yes, Mr Hansal. I'm coming.
Anu. - Yes.
I'm going out for some work. I'll be back soon.
'Whenever Mrs Vardhan falls ill, sir has to leave.'
Goddess,
my whole future depends on the answer
written in this slam book.
I wish…
I wish everything I heard was a lie.
I wish Aryavardhan sir isn't married.
I wish things would turn out exactly how I want.