Anu.
Yeah.
Sorry, sir. I entered your office without your permission. Actually,
FM told me
that you didn't go home last night.
Why? - Yes. Actually...
I had work here.
This means you didn't eat anything last night.
But why, sir?
Really?
I can't care about you,
but you can care about me.
You haven't eaten either.
How could I eat?
How is this fair, sir?
Why do you care if I eat or not?
You shouldn't care whether I eat or not.
Anu, you work at my office.
It is my responsibility to take care of you.
No, sir. It is not your responsibility.
I am no one's responsibility.
Whether I eat or not, make good decisions or bad ones,
whether I move ahead in life or stay in the same place...
These are my decisions, and I am responsible for them.
No one else can make these decisions.
I've said it before, and I am saying it again.
You can't force me to do anything.
You became so upset that you snatched all my rights.
I can understand your feelings.
No, sir. You don't understand. You will never understand.
What can't I understand?
That you love me.
Whatever you said to me while crying when I left the restaurant,
I heard it.
'Sir, wait. I haven't finished speaking.'
'You can't leave, sir.'
'Sir, I love you. Please, sir. I only love you.'
Anu, please don't cry. I care about your feelings,
but this isn't right.
Do you know we have a huge age gap?
Even love has limits.
Do you know what that limit is? The line between right and wrong.
This isn't right.
Look, you can fall in love without thinking,
but you cannot make life-altering decisions
without thinking them through.
The heart wanders many times,
but the mind makes it walk on the right path.
And makes it understand.
What do you want me to understand, sir?
Anu, your life has just begun,
and I've already lived half my life.
Now, there's more space for memories in my life.
Your life should be filled with dreams.
You have your entire life ahead of you.
I've left my life far behind.
We don't have a meeting point, Anu.
You can't have a future with me.
You deserve someone a lot better than me.
Anu, I know this must be difficult for you,
but you should marry the man
your mom chose for you.
I can understand the confusion in your heart and your pain.
But please...
Please listen to me.
No. I want the full order.
The stock is over. Try to understand.
Okay. I'll send the payment. You can send the order.
'Get out of here.'
'This fake wedding chain?'
'It's okay if I don't wear a chain,'
'but you two should get food, Mr Sharma.'
Just a minute. I'll call you later.
How dare you set foot here.
How?
Come on, get out. - Sir.
Listen to me. I am truly ashamed about what happened yesterday.
I made a huge mistake.
I am ready to apologise to you however you want,
but please don't fire me from this job.
Please.
You came back to your senses within a day.
But, Gopal, your apology won't make a difference.
Okay? Keval, throw him out.
Sir!
Sir, please forgive me. I made a huge mistake, sir.
This shop means the world to me, sir.
Sir, you can hit me if you want.
If you want, I'll slap myself.
Gopal, you are crazy.
What have you done?
How could you speak to your boss like that? You are a servant.
I understood everything, sir. Please forgive me.
Please give me my job back.
Just a minute.
How is it your job?
I gave it to you as charity, but I took it back.
You don't own anything.
First, you lost this shop. And now, you've lost this job.
Come on. - No, sir.
I won't leave your legs.
Oh my! - Return my job to me, sir.
Leave my pants. You are ruining my pants.
Sir, listen to me. - Keval!
Will you throw him out, or should I fire you as well?
No, sir. Listen to me.
Come on. Take him away. - Mr Sharma.
I want to talk to you. - Don't come back here.
Sir, listen to me.
Wear your slippers. - Keval.
I want to talk to sir.
Keval, I want to speak to sir for two minutes.
Sir!
Sir, I am ready to sign on a stamp paper.
I will never raise my voice to you.
Sir, you can humiliate me if you want.
I'll stay quiet. Please return my job, sir.
Please listen to me. - Mr Sharma.
It's no use. Forget about an apology.
Even if you give up your life, sir won't pity you.
Please, Mr Sharma. Leave.
I want to talk.
Or I will also lose my job, Mr Sharma. Please.
Please leave, Mr Sharma.
Yes. Four plates 'dahi bhalle', and 'samosa chaat'.
Everything will be done.
Just give the order.
Yes. It will be done.
Oh my! Please come in, Gopal.
What brings you here?
Can I get a job at your restaurant?
Weren't you...
Though I have enough workers here,
don't worry. I need someone to deliver the things.
Don't you have a two-wheeler? - I don't.
Gopal, tell me. What do I say now?
I don't have any other vacancies.
Okay.
Sir, can I get a job at your shop?
No. We don't have any work for you.
Oh my!
Gopal's phone is switched off.
I'll call Keval.
Hello. - Yes, hello. Keval, this is Pushpa speaking.
Gopal's phone is not reachable. Could you pass him the phone?
Mr Sharma is not at the shop.
What do you mean by that?
I think you don't know, but sir fired him from the job.
What?
'Get out of here!'
'No. - Let me see.'
'How did you get hurt?'
'Didn't I tell you I fell down? That's when I got hurt.'
Anu, did you prepare the excel sheet that Meera had asked for?
The meeting is in two hours.
Yes, Neetu. It will be ready in half an hour.
Okay.
'Mom'
Mom?
Hello, mom. - Anu!
Anu, your dad...
Your dad...
Anu! - What happened, mom?
You... Why are you crying?
Anu, your dad's phone was not reachable,
so I called Keval.
Keval told me that your dad was fired from the job.
What?
Anu, I know you...
You are in the office. You are working right now.
I shouldn't have called you,
but I don't know what to do.
What should I do?
What are you saying, mom?
Anu, your dad's phone is switched off.
He went somewhere. I am scared, Anu.
First, stop crying. Don't worry.
We will find dad together. He will be found soon.
I... I'm on my way.
Come here. I'll meet you outside. Okay?
Anu.
Anu!
Anu, listen.
Uncle!
Please keep an eye on the house. I'll be right back.
In the last week, the sales of our SIM increased by 18 percent.
The investors want to increase their investment in our company.
Yes, sir. Our two-rupee plan has taken the market by storm.
'I admit that it isn't a billion rupees,'
'but if you remove two rupees, it won't be a billion.'
'Don't underestimate the value of two rupees.'
'Two rupees can mean a lot, sir.'
Take a look, sir. There's an article in the newspaper.
All the companies should use this as their business model.
'Two rupees can mean a lot, sir.'
It is right, Anu.
Sir, I am Meera, not Anu.
Sorry.
Sir, if you want to talk to Anu, I can call her.
Jhende, how will you call her if she is not in the office?
What do you mean? - Sir, she is not in the office. She went out.
She went out. But why?
Sir, had she informed me, I would have known about it.
There's a difference between a lucky guess and professionalism.
I admit that Anu's lucky guess helped our company earn profit,
but we incur losses daily because of her unprofessionalism.
She comes to the office whenever she feels like it.
She leaves the office
whenever she feels like it.
In fact, her mom comes here to pick her up.
It feels as though this is her college, not an office.
She can bunk whichever lectures she wants.
I understand your concern, Meera. I'll talk to her.
Sir, do you think she'll understand if you talk to her?
Sir, may I say something? I hope you don't mind.
When people get more than they deserve,
they stop appreciating it.
Anu doesn't deserve this job.
Sir, she is not worthy of working at Vardhan Group of Companies.
Mind your language, Meera!
Who will determine her worth? You?
Who will decide whether she deserves this job or not? You?
Meera, the people who determine other people's worth
tend to lose their own.
Mark my words.
I admit Anu is new. She doesn't have experience.
She lacks professionalism,
but is making personal comments about someone professionalism?
As far as today's case is concerned, she must have gone out for a reason.
You made a final report about her work ethic
without knowing the reason.
Is this professionalism?
She bunked the office today.
I admit she acted like a college student.
But complaining about someone to their seniors...
Isn't this what students do?
Is this professionalism?
You both can leave.
Anu!
We can't find your dad anywhere, dear.
I don't know where he went. - Mom, don't worry.
Where will dad go? He must be around. Let's look for him.
Let's look over there. Come on. - Okay.
Gopal! - Come on.
Gopal!
Why isn't Anu answering the phone?
I don't know where she went.
Mister, have you seen Gopal?
Mr Sharma? - Yes.
No.
He doesn't know either. I don't know where he went.
Come on. - Let's go.
Anu, answer the phone.
Mom, let's ask this man.
Bholu, have you seen Gopal?
He went that way just now. He went towards that shop.
There...
'Sir, wait. I haven't finished speaking.'
'You can't leave, sir.'
'Sir, I love you. Please, sir. I only love you.'
'No, sir. I am no one's responsibility.'
'Whether I eat or not, make good decisions or bad ones,'
'whether I move ahead in life or stay in the same place...'
'These are my decisions, and I am responsible for them.'
'Anu, where are you?'
Dad! - Anu...
It is evening now, but we still haven't found your dad.
I don't know where he went or what he must be going through.
Mom! - Yes.
Dad!
Gopal! - Come on!
Gopal!
Gopal.
What have you done to yourself? What happened?
We've been looking for you since morning.
But you were sitting here the whole time!
Let's go home.
What will I do by going there?
You want me to be a burden on you two, right?
What are you saying?
Look, don't you dare say anything bad about my husband.
I won't spare you.
There's nothing good left to say.
It's only bad.
The man who cannot fulfil his wife and daughter's basic needs...
Can you say anything good about him? He is a bad man.
Dad!
Pushpa, my boss fired me from the job.
He humiliated me and threw me out of the shop,
but I couldn't do anything.
Pushpa, this...
These glasses didn't break because someone bumped into me.
My boss pushed me. I fell down
and broke these glasses.
I got those injuries at the time.
People should push me around.
Dad, please.
People should beat me up. - Dad...
The man who cannot take care of his family
or do things for his family...
The man who doesn't earn money for his family...
The man who can't bring food to the table...
The man who cannot save his wife's wedding chain...
What use does he have? He deserves to be beaten up.
Dad, no. Please.
Please. - Don't say that, please.
Pushpa, I didn't lose hope
when I lost my job.
I thought I would look for another job.
I would do any job. I'll take up whatever job I get.
Waiter, peon, watchman...
I would do any job.
Work is work. It doesn't matter what kind of work it is.
Only people can be lowly.
A person who cannot do things for his family is a lowly person.
Pushpa, I didn't get a job today. Pushpa...
Pushpa, when my shop was snatched from me,
I didn't admit defeat.
Today, when I lost my job,
I didn't admit defeat.
But today, after hearing rejections all day,
I admitted defeat, Pushpa.
Pushpa, you know, when an animal loses its usefulness...
Do you know what they do to that animal?
They kill it.
You should kill me, Pushpa. I am of no use to you.
Kill me. - No.
No. - I am of no use. Kill me.
Dad. - Kill me.
What are you saying?
No, no.
Why should I ask you to do this?
I can do this for you.
I'll die.