Wait, Bipin!
What are you doing?
Take your dad's permission.
You're right, sir.
I'll get the permission right away.
Thank you, sir!
I'll be back, sir.
Try it.
May I help you?
"It begins and ends with you."
My dear...
My daughter looks so beautiful.
Make him sit, feed him,
and entertain him.
We must get this consignment.
You know
that I don't do anything without benefit.
Okay?
Hey!
What are you doing here? - I came to ask
if I can help Anu wear the 'mangalsutra'.
Fool!
She's going to be your wife.
Will you ask my permission for everything?
Yes. Otherwise, you'll scold me later.
Oh, God! Forget it. Let's go inside.
I've given her a 'mangalsutra' worth Rs 300,000.
Now, I'll get a thick chain for you. Come.
This looks very good.
So...
So, did you select it?
Yes. Should we finalise this 'mangalsutra'?
Yes, sir. Now that you've selected it,
how can I say no? - Very good!
Okay, Raghupati, you see, the wedding chain has been selected.
We should get a chain for Bipin as well.
Yes, of course. Right away.
Come on. Let's get a chain. - Yes.
You can check here. - Okay.
The 'mangalsutra'...
Where did the 'mangalsutra' go? It was right here.
What happened? - What happened?
It was right there. Where did it go?
Anu, do you have any sense?
You should've given such a precious thing
to him directly after trying it.
But you don't have any sense.
Why would you do that?
Because you've never seen such a precious thing in your life.
Anu, where did you keep it? Tell me.
I swear to the goddess, I kept the 'mangalsutra' right here.
I don't know where it went all of a sudden.
I turned only for a second.
Why are you all staring at me? Look for it. Don't just stand there.
Idiot, look for it.
My BP has increased.
Calm down. Calm down. - Find it quickly.
Or else I'll have a heart attack. - We'll look for it.
Sit down. Sit down.
Oh! It's here. Look.
It's this one, right?
Here.
It's this one, right?
Goddess, thank you so much!
Here you go. Check it.
Oh, God! Who is he?
Arya, let's go. We should go.
Tea.
Arya, tea.
Oh, wow! This is what you call a great man.
Be it a child, an old man, a young man,
a poor man, a rich man, an officer, or a beggar,
everyone knows him. Look.
Come on, sir. Let's go.
Come, sir. Let's go. - Come, sir.
Jhende, I have an urgent task for you.
See how well the kids have drawn the 'rangoli'.
Yes. They have done a great job.
The flag for only Rs 10. Buy it!
Bholi, look over there.
Hey, careful. Careful.
Be careful. - Happy Independence Day!
Happy Independence Day!
That's Aryavardhan.
Anu is employed at his office.
She doesn't just work.
She roams around with him all day.
The mother damaged my scooter.
The daughter will ruin the reputation of this colony.
Pushpa... - Yes.
At the wedding feast, we will serve 'paneer ki sabzi',
'pulav', and sweets made with 'mava'.
What will one kind of sweet do?
We should serve 'rasgullas' as well. Otherwise, what will people say?
They will say what they always say.
After filling their tummies, they will burp and say
that the 'sabzi' didn't have enough salt and the sweets weren't good.
We will spend on the wedding according to our status,
not to please people. Okay?
Okay, fine. Then, we can buy gifts for Rajni and Simran, right?
Come on!
But we bought clothes for them yesterday. Why should we buy gifts?
Don't get involved in all that. I will handle it.
How can you say that?
What do you mean? - Dad!
Calm down.
If you keep fighting, the wedding preparations will never be done.
It's your mom. - It's your dad.
Sir, you came at the right moment.
I was preparing the list of food items.
Please sit, sir.
Have some water. - No.
There was a lot of traffic. I came here sitting.
I am okay. - Okay.
Tell me. What is on the list?
Sir, for the wedding feast, we decided to serve
'paneer ke sabzi'
'pulav', and sweets made with 'mava'.
Anu, shall I help you?
No, sir. It's okay. I will do it.
Anu! - Anu!
Anu, are you okay?
Yes, dad. - But what were you doing up there?
Well, mom... Hang on!
Mom, I took out your old saris.
I have to get a new dress tailored. - Oh, yes.
A new dress from old saris!
Yes, sir. The world has just learnt the art of recycling.
But we, middle-class people, did it centuries ago.
In our house, everything is recycled.
When mom's saris get old,
we use them to stitch new dresses.
When those dresses get old, we use them to stitch quilts.
When the quilts become old, we turn them into handkerchiefs.
Sir, just like Anu, I have also recycled and made something.
Would you like to have some? - What is it?
What do you call it in English?
Yes. A 'sweet dhush'.
A 'sweet dish'. - Yes. Exactly!
That, too, made by you!
What could be sweeter than that? Tell me.
Besides, I come here to have the tasty food you cook.
Really? I'll get it right away.
I think Rajni's future daughter-in-law
will run away before her wedding.
Ma'am, the daughter-in-law will run away.
But Aryavardhan won't be able to run.
Guys, I think something else is going on.
I think Aryavardhan wants to team up with Gopal
and take over our neighbourhood.
He is right.
Yes, haven't you seen it in the films?
Such a man enters the colony
only when he wants to take over the land.
You are right.
Otherwise, such a wealthy man
wouldn't visit penniless Gopal's house to have 'laddus'.
Even I feel the same. Why does he come every day?
He comes every other day.
Do you call this recycling?
Even the fresh food is nothing compared to this.
How did you make this?
It's nothing.
I tore up the leftover 'rotis',
added ghee and jaggery to it and made 'laddus'.
You had 'motichur laddus', right? - Yes.
So, this is the 'torn roti laddu'.
And this is my mom's speciality.
Mom, I'll go and give your saris to the tailor.
Hold on! Are you going alone? - Yes. Why?
Dear, it's 15th August today. What if you get stuck in a rally?
Hmm. - It's okay. I'll go with her.
Yes, this will be fine.
Let me finish this first. - Sure.
Should I get more 'laddus'?
Take it and go while eating it.
Thank you!
Let's go.
Look, the lovebirds have gone for an outing again.
Are you done? Laugh for now.
Because you won't get this chance again tomorrow. - Why?
Because tomorrow, this man will buy our area
and throw us out of here.
Then, we will have to cry.
Well, he is right, guys.
Hmm. We should talk to Gopal.
Yes, we should talk to him.
'Good morning, ma'am! - Good morning!'
'Arya has sent a car for you, ma'am.'
'A few days ago, he gave Anu a blank cheque.'
'Now, he sent a car to take her to the office.'
'Rajni, I think there is something fishy.'
'Be careful, Rajni.'
'I fear that someone will eat the cream'
'while you wait for the milk to boil.'
Sir...
Do you like to watch films?
Yes, I watch them when I have time.
Okay. What kind of films?
The films with social messages.
What about you? - Romantic films.
I mean, I love love stories, sir.
There is no logic in them.
But emotions touch the heart, sir, not logic.
Sir, in these films,
emotions are filled to the brim.
There is a hero and a heroine
who love each other a lot.
But every time, a problem arises between them.
Sometimes, there is a villain.
Sometimes, there is society.
Sometimes, the circumstances don't let them unite, and sometimes,
their social status.
And eventually, no matter how hard anyone tries,
they end up together, sir.
Sir, you know, this is what I love the most about these love stories.
Even if the two lovers don't get a happy ending in real life,
they get it in the films, sir.
The villain loses.
Love wins, and eventually, the lovers unite.
"It begins and ends with you."
Pushpa. - Oh! Rajni! Come in!
Come, I will feed you 'laddus'. - Hey!
I am not here to eat 'laddus'.
I am here to open your eyes.
What do you mean? - Where is Anu?
Anu has gone with Arya to give the clothes to the tailor.
Pushpa, aren't you ashamed to say this?
Do you know what people are gossiping about in the colony?
What are they saying? - A rich man like Aryavardhan
comes to your house every day.
Your daughter roams around the city.
Don't you find anything strange?
What is strange about it?
'What is strange?'
Pushpa, if it had been someone else's daughter,
you would have been the first to know.
But it is your daughter who is doing it.
A girl whose marriage has been fixed
roams around the city with a stranger.
Don't you find anything wrong with it?
Aryavardhan is not a stranger.
He is Anu's boss. - Yes.
That's what I'm saying. He is her boss.
Which boss visits their employee's house? Tell me.
He comes to help with Anu's wedding.
He has put aside his big company, business, and everything for it!
There are many people at his office who work for him.
To how many employees did he deliver groceries?
He came only to Anu's house.
And you don't find anything wrong with it.
Look, I don't understand anything.
That is the problem, Pushpa.
You people don't understand anything,
whereas everyone understands everything.
Even at the jewellery shop,
who was putting the 'mangalsutra' around Anu's neck? Aryavardhan.
Rajni, you are talking nonsense.
The 'mangalsutra' was stuck in Anu's hair.
Aryavardhan was helping Anu with that. Okay?
Look, Rajni.
Don't point your finger at Aryavardhan.
Because Aryavardhan is the one
because of whom Anu has agreed to the marriage.
Pushpa, I remember everything.
Pushpa, I haven't forgotten anything.
But I can't ignore what happened at the jewellery shop yesterday.
What happened at the jewellery shop?
What happened? Why aren't you saying anything?
Gopal, not only at the jewellery shop,
but also a lot is happening in the colony.
Not a lot, but I will say this much.
If a millionaire man like Aryavardhan
goes to a tailor shop with a common man's daughter,
people will gossip.
What was Rajni talking about?
Ignore her. She has a habit of blowing things out of proportion.
Now she is going to be our relative by marriage.
So she was trying to be intimidating.
But I... - Gopal, come out.
I must say, Anu...
Your mother's cooking skills are
better than those of Michelin-starred chefs.
I mean, the 'rotis' that we throw away thinking they are bad,
she made such tasty 'laddus' out of them.
That's true, sir.
The middle-class mothers are experts in waste management.
They can make better things out of any old thing.
As in? - As in...
Sir, clothes are not the only things that are recycled in our house.
Rather, everything is recycled.
My mom used to cover my notebooks with old calendars.
She would make curtains out of old stoles.
She'd turn dad's old shirts into mopping clothes and doormats.
Moreover, she'd turn shoe boxes into bangle boxes.
I used to think the idea of a waste management system came from Europe.
Absolutely wrong.
It came from middle-class mothers.
Your mom's skills have given me an amazing business idea.
What kind of an idea?
I am thinking of starting a factory
where new things will be made using old things.
I mean, 'Best out of waste'.
The employees of this factory will start training at your house.
At my house! - Yes, I'll explain it.
Your mother's skills are better than those of any MBA graduate.
Who can be a better trainer than her? Right?
Sir, let's go.
Sir, isn't this the same place where that beggar lives,
whom you gave tea and a 'samosa' yesterday?
Hmm.
All of his stuff is here,
but I don't see him around.