'Gopal, come out.'
Oh my!
All of you have gathered here. Did something happen?
A lot of things are happening, Mr Sharma,
but you won't be able to see them.
We won't tolerate these things, Mr Sharma.
One more thing. Only decent people live in this colony.
Am I right? - Yes. Absolutely.
Decent people live here. - Yes.
Do I invite people to gamble with me in the park?
What are you trying to say?
Your daughter is having an affair with Aryavardhan.
Everyone is aware of it.
What nonsense are you talking about? - It isn't nonsense. It's true.
The whole colony witnessed it.
That middle-aged man has been going out with Anu.
He even sends a car home for Anu.
He even crossed his limits.
He is staying in your house.
Look, Aryavardhan has been helping us with the wedding preparations.
He is helping out. - You are talking as though he is an old relative
from the village
who has come to the city to help with the wedding preparations.
He is Aryavardhan!
They hire companies at home just to plan a dinner.
That man is living in your house and helping you plan a wedding.
Don't you find it weird?
We understand everything.
We know what's going on.
What's going on? - Pushpa.
What's going on? Don't you know what's going on?
Aryavardhan is scheming against you.
Look, if you dare to say a word against Aryavardhan,
I'll push you down and sit on top of you. Understand?
Yes. First, you broke my scooter.
And now, you want to break our backs.
Yes, Pushpa. Don't try to change the topic.
The truth will come to light today. - What truth?
You must have made a deal with Aryavardhan.
What deal?
You want to sell our colony to Aryavardhan.
What are you saying?
Wow! Look, both husband and wife are pretending to be naive.
As if they don't know anything.
Look, Mr Sharma. We know everything.
In a couple of days, the goons will come here and throw us out.
But we won't let that happen. Understand?
What is this nonsense?
This isn't nonsense. We are making ourselves clear.
We won't let Aryavardhan usurp our land.
Yes. We won't let him usurp it. - Yes. We won't let him usurp it.
All of you are right.
I want to usurp your land.
I want to build a luxurious mall on this land.
Did you hear that? We were right.
He really wants to snatch our land.
Did you see his true colours?
I even made a deal with Mr Sharma.
Did you hear that? They even made a deal.
Didn't I tell you?
I am sure Mr Sharma is getting some benefits.
Sir, what are you saying?
Mr Sharma, since the truth has come to light,
let's discuss it openly.
Why are you getting scared?
This is the least you can do for the sake of some benefits.
What benefits?
I made a deal with Mr Sharma.
In exchange for this land,
I will give him a 3 BHK flat
with a terrace.
In fact, whoever helps me get this land
will get a 3 BHK flat.
3 BHK flat.
Plus a terrace.
This offer sounds good.
What? In that case,
why don't you come to my house and live with me?
Just a minute.
Sir, you are our God.
Yes, sir. Sir, if I help you,
will I get a 3 BHK flat?
Absolutely.
Chameleon!
You were on our side before. You changed your tune so fast.
What chameleon? I'll get a 3 BHK flat with a terrace.
I am ready to change my nationality as well.
Yuck! - Right?
Right? - Sir, I am also on your side.
Bholi! - I'll take you for a ride on my scooter.
Yes, sir. - Everyone is on your side.
We are on your side. - Yes. We will help you.
We are on your side. - What are you saying? Don't do this.
What are you saying? Don't say that. - We are on your side.
We are on your side. - What are you saying? Don't do this.
Aren't you greedy? How can you be so greedy?
'I understood. You lied to them to get the truth to light.'
We are on your side, sir. - We are with you.
We will help you. - This is wrong.
Sir, I am not on your side.
Sir, what are you saying? I don't understand.
Mr Sharma. - I am not on your side.
I don't want a 3 BHK.
Sir, our Chandni Chowk tenement is not just a tenement.
It is our heritage.
People from different communities live here together.
These lanes hold our memories.
You will see our history in every turn.
Every corner speaks of our heritage.
I won't let you change the colours, fragrance
and taste of this land, sir.
Sir, this place taught us to maintain relationships.
This place taught us to love
and fight with life
and it taught us to be happy with what we had.
Even if these people stand by you,
I will stand against you.
Mr Sharma. - No. I know
some of these people will get a 3 BHK flat,
but the others will lose their homes.
I won't let that happen, sir.
This isn't just a piece of land. This is our mother.
She gave birth to us
and brought us up.
Forgive me, sir.
I won't let this happen.
We became independent because of people like him.
We got this day and happiness.
What do you mean? - I mean,
you accused Mr Sharma
of doing something that you were ready to do.
You said Mr Sharma was greedy,
but your greed came to light.
I didn't make any deals with Mr Sharma.
I don't want to build a mall here.
I don't want your land, and I am not giving him a 3 BHK flat.
I just said those words casually.
I wanted to bring the truth to light.
I wanted to reveal his thoughts
and your true colours.
The problem is that all of us are the same.
We are ready to sacrifice
our country for the sake of our selfish goals.
For the sake of benefits,
we are ready to sacrifice our country's land, history,
memories and heritage as well.
Such people will never get freedom.
We got independence because of people like him.
They treat our country as their mom. They treat it as their identity.
They are ready to face any difficulties.
They will never turn their backs on their country.
They don't treat the country as a piece of land,
but as a treasure.
They don't treat these lanes as mere lanes
but as their mother's embrace.
Because of people like him, we can raise our heads high
and say that our country is the best in the world.
Happy Independence Day.
Happy Independence Day, Mr Sharma.
Happy Independence Day.
Sorry, sir.
We made a mistake, sir. - Sorry, Mr Sharma.
Please forgive us, Mr Sharma. - Please forgive us, Mr Sharma.
Please. Please forgive us, Mr Sharma.
It's fine. Not a problem.
Did you see that? Gopal is a great man.
If you dare to point fingers at him again,
I will chop off your fingers.
Forget it, Pushpa. It's okay.
Are you going to stand here and keep talking?
Let's go. It is time to hoist the flag.
Sir, you taught us the true meaning of independence today.
You deserve to hoist the flag today.
Yes, sir. - Not me.
Please come, sir. - Look, you have to come.
Please come, sir. - Please, sir.
Sir is amazing.
He solved the problem so easily.
Yes.
That's what surprises me.
Come on.
Sir, please hoist the flag. - No.
I don't deserve this honour. It belongs to someone else.
Businessmen like me aren't the pillars of this country.
It is the common man.
I want Gopal and his wife, Pushpa,
to hoist the flag this year.
No, sir. You should do it.
Mr Sharma, please come here. Please. Pushpa...
Sir, thank you. I can't thank you enough.
Today, once again, you proved that if you are righteous,
the people who point fingers at you will applaud you later.
You've gained more respect in my heart, sir.
Do you remember giving me a blank cheque?
If I had a blank cheque, I would have surely given it to you.
'Meera'
Sir disconnected my call.
Where is he?
I am going to find him.
Aunt, when will 'panjari' be made?
Yes, that's what we are preparing for.
Listen. This time, the temple should look beautiful on Janmashtami.
'Radha Krishna Temple, Chandni Chowk, Delhi'
Anu, write the names of the uncles from Gwalior and UP.
The uncles from Gwalior and UP.
Am I right, Pushpa? - Yes.
What are you doing? - What happened?
It's the Janmashtami's offering. You can't eat until I offer it.
Oh, yes.
That reminds me.
Your Uncle Krishna.
Are we going to invite him to Anu's wedding?
What? He is my uncle. How can we forget him?
Yes. Write his name as well. Okay, dear?
Uncle Krishna. - Yes.
What about your aunt's son?
The one at Sweetie's wedding...
He got drunk and tried to replace the groom on the horse.
I want to know if we are going to invite him.
If we don't invite him, aunt will lose her temper.
Write his name, Isha.
Name? - Sanjay.
Sanjay.
What's the headcount, dear? - Just a minute.
Dad, there are 400 names.
400?
This means if each family sends two people, there will be 800 guests.
How can we make arrangements for so many people, Pushpa?
Dad, don't invite so many people.
Didn't you say
that we would look at our budget and decide?
Don't worry, dear. Look, the Goddess has blessed us.
She will handle everything.
Trust me. We will be able to arrange the money.
But...
'Your account has been credited with Rs 35,000.'
Mom and dad!
What happened? Why do you look so happy?
Mom and dad, I received my first salary. Rs 35,000.
What? Rs 35,000.
Anu, this salary
is three times more than mine.
I am proud of you. - Thank you, dad.
Lord Krishna showed us His grace on Janmashtami, dear.
Place your salary in the temple. Come on.
How will I do that, mom? I got a message on the phone.
You can place your phone in the temple. Come on.
Lord, bless my daughter with success.
Pushpa. - Yes.
You should distribute sweets to everyone.
Right? - Yes.
I'll buy some sweets. - Okay.
Sir.
What's the matter? All of you look happy. - Yes, sir.
You are the reason behind our happiness.
Me? - Yes.
My first salary got credited today.
I never thought that I would earn Rs 35,000 one day.
Today, you fulfilled a dream that I never dared to have.
Thank you, sir. Thank you so much.
This is the result of your hard work and dedication.
Hello.
Meera.
You're here. - I thought since it was Janmashtami,
I should give you my wishes. - You did the right thing.
I am glad to see you.
Arya is not to be seen.
You know Arya so well.
My son is always busy with the office and meetings.
But do you think Arya
will be able to attend the Janmashtami 'arti'?
This has never happened before.
Even if my son is in some corner of the world,
he will surely return home on Janmashtami.
Trust me. He will return home by evening
to push the swing before Lord Krishna's birth.
But ma'am, Arya has been busy lately.
In fact, he hasn't been answering my calls.
I think you should call and remind him once.
Okay. Gulshan, give me my phone.
'Sir, you avoided my calls, right?'
'I want to see'
'if you will ignore your mom's calls as well.'
Yes, mom. - Yes, Arya.
I hope you remember
that today is Janmashtami. As usual,
I won't perform the puja without you.
Will you be returning home in the evening?
Mom, has it ever happened before?
How can I not return home on Janmashtami?
I'll surely come home, mom.
I knew it. You would surely come home.
I told Meera the same thing.
Mom, is Meera with you?
Yes. She just came home.
She was complaining that you haven't been answering her calls.
Just a minute. Talk to her. - Mom...
Here, Meera. Talk to Arya.
I'll be back. - Okay.
I have to oversee the preparations for Janmashtami.
Here are the sweets.
Anu's sweets. - Okay.
Anu. - Yes.
Here you go, dear. Offer it to the Lord.
Okay.
Just a minute.
Now, my dearest dad will have a sweet.
Arya deserves the first sweet.
Anu, your mom is right. Arya is on the terrace.
Go and give him this sweet.
Hi, Meera.
Did you see that, sir? I had to go to your house to talk to you.
I came out for something important.
It's okay, sir. But where are you?
I am not in India.
Sir, are you sure you'll be able to attend Janmashtami's puja
in the evening?
Sir.