What happened, ma'am?
Well... Here... - What?
Nothing, I... I'll leave now. - Okay, ma'am.
Bye. - Bye.
Thank You, God!
Meera finally left.
Sir, Meera has left. You can come out now.
I'm so sorry, sir.
Actually, when I was on the terrace, I saw her coming this way.
That's why I asked you to hide in the bathroom.
Sorry, sir.
Anu.
But why did he have to hide from Meera?
Dad, you know how occupied sir is. He is always busy.
And that's why he doesn't even get a day off.
So, he lied to Meera to come here.
He told Meera that he's not in India.
He took a few days off saying that he is abroad.
Thanks, Anu. You saved me.
What is it, Dad?
Anu, I just realised that
because of us, sir is facing a lot of trouble.
Don't worry. It's nothing like that.
I am certain the girl whose voice I heard while speaking to sir
was Anu.
And when I asked Jhende,
he, too, looked startled when I mentioned Chandni Chowk.
But when I went to Anu's house, why didn't I find sir there?
Ma'am. - What?
What's wrong, ma'am? You look troubled.
Why do I get the feeling that you almost had your hands
on something crucial, but it slipped away at the last moment?
What is it? Tell me.
I've sent you an email. Please check.
What email? - Some changes have been made in the employee policies.
I need your swift approval and signatures for that.
When all the work is carried out without my say,
why seek my approval?
It is needed, ma'am. You know this well.
When Arya is not here,
the entire responsibility is on your shoulders.
Please be quick, ma'am. These are sir's orders.
And, yes... Please begin by signing Ms Anu Sharma's copy.
And hand me a hard copy of it as well.
Thank you for making the changes, Jhende.
I'll call you back.
"When I found you, I knew I was"
"embarking upon a journey of a lifetime."
"Our story will be remembered forever."
"The sky seems to bow in front"
"of you out of adoration."
"My journey begins and ends with you."
"It begins and ends with you."
Anu! Did you get Pintu ready?
Anu's got colour on her face. Wipe it off.
I'll look after her.
Ma'am, is Anu's copy of the revised employee policies ready?
Of course.
Thank you.
FM!
Yes, sir. - Deliver this to Anu's house.
Okay, sir. I'll deliver it to her place tomorrow morning
on my way to the office.
Not tomorrow, today, at once.
Go. - Yes, sir.
'Elephants, horses and palanquins...'
Ma'am. - FM, how come you're here?
Hello, ma'am. - Hello.
Ma'am, Mr Jhende has sent this for you. - For me?
I'll go now.
Sir, you are here! - Hi, FM!
But don't let Meera find out that I'm here. - Yes, sir.
Sir, what is this? - Anu,
there have been changes in the company's employee policies.
It's a copy of the revised draft.
Alright, sir. I'll keep it at home
and read it later. - No, Anu.
It must be read now.
In fact, not only you, your in-laws must read it too.
I don't understand, sir. What does that mean?
This has been given to all the employees.
You, too, must pass it to your future husband and in-laws.
Okay, sir.
What is this? - It has come from the office.
Sir said it is important that you read it.
'Congratulations.'
'I think my tender bid has been approved!'
No.
No!
This is unacceptable!
Arya!
This is wrong.
Raghupati, how can you talk to sir in this tone?
What else should I say?
After what he did, what else do you expect?
Look at this. He has set such foolish rules.
What rules? - Look here. It is in Hindi. Read it.
What is written in it?
Read this.
No relative of any company employee
will be allowed to enter into any contract with the company.
Do you see what that means?
It means I cannot strike
any deal with Arya's company.
But why are you so angry about it, Raghupati?
Professional and personal relations should be kept separate.
Otherwise, both get affected. - Is that so?
Very well.
We only want professional ties with your company.
We don't want any personal ties.
Even you should hear this.
I'm calling off the wedding.
Raghupati...
What are you saying?
What you just heard.
Bipin and Anu won't get married.
Rajni, come with me.
Bipin! Let's go. - Dad, no! Please...
No. Dad, please don't do this. - Come on! We're leaving.
Anu! Anu! Anu...
Hey! - No!
Raghupati, listen!
It seems Anu's wedding is off. What will they do now?
I had warned you. They're not compatible.
I'm feeling sorry for Gopal and Pushpa.
What Raghupati did was wrong.
'He shouldn't have done that. - This is so wrong.'
Once a girl's alliance is broken,
it becomes very hard to find another good match.
No... This can't be happening!
Mom! - Pushpa!
This cannot be...
Pushpa, get a grip on yourself.
Pushpa, what are you doing? Get a grip on yourself, Pushpa.
Pushpa, it's okay if they called off the wedding.
What are you saying?
The entire neighbourhood was aware that
Anu and Bipin were going to get married!
If this wedding gets called off,
my daughter's image will be tarnished in front of everyone.
No... Who will marry her?
Her life will be ruined!
I need to speak to Raghupati and reason with him.
Raghupati!
Raghupati! Please stop!
Raghupati!
Please wait here. I will handle this.
Raghupati, I'm requesting you.
I'm begging you, Raghupati. Don't call off the wedding.
Why shouldn't I call it off? Tell me.
They shouldn't have made such rules.
But what has that got to do with us?
What is my daughter's fault?
Look, my Anu is a very good girl.
She will take care of your family.
She will look after your son well.
She'll brighten up your home with her mere presence.
Please stop it, Pushpa. Stop singing Anu's praises.
What is so special about your daughter? Tell me.
It's not as if she's a beauty queen.
She was not even going to bring a hefty dowry to our home.
What is special about your daughter? Nothing at all.
Raghupati, what are you saying?
I'm telling the truth.
We were the ones
who were generous enough to settle for your daughter.
Otherwise, no one would even consider entering into an alliance
with paupers like you.
That's enough, Raghupati.
What is your problem?
You have created a problem.
Me? - Yes, you.
By altering the company's rules.
For so long I've been trying to bid for a contract with your company.
I thought once this alliance was fixed,
I would ask Anu to get that bid approved.
But you changed the rules.
You turned my trump card into a penalty card!
You made a rule.
The company shall not deal with kin of its own employees.
Now, I get it.
You wanted to get your son married to Anu
so that you could do business with my company.
You did it only to make a deal with my company.
Yes, indeed.
But you changed the rules.
We thought Anu would prove to be our winning ticket.
Instead, she proved to be a parking ticket!
I can understand. The change of policy caused you to suffer a loss.
It's not a small loss. I've lost millions!
Raghupati, tell me. What can I do to get you
to accept this alliance?
There is but one way.
You must change your company's rules.
Change the rules?
Look, Raghupati. I can't take that call alone.
I will have to take the approval of all the board members.
There are formalities to follow.
Look, that is your problem.
Right now, this is the only way to continue with the wedding.
Otherwise, we are calling it off.
Very well. Let me see what I can do.
I will change the rules back to what they were,
and get your bid approved.
After that, you won't have a problem with this alliance. Right?
None whatsoever! None at all.
Forgive me, sir.
I was so rude to you.
And yet, you agreed to change your company policy for my sake!
You are truly a great man!
But you're unworthy of even being called a human.
Hey! Pushpa... Why are you being so rude?
Be thankful that all I'm doing is being rude.
It's about to get worse.
Look, Pushpa. I've been respectful so far.
Don't do it!
Because now, you won't be getting any respect from me!
When sir changed the rules,
you called off the wedding!
But when he proposed to change them back,
you agreed to the alliance right away!
Even a chameleon does not change its colour so swiftly.
You're worse than a chameleon!
Did you just call me a chameleon?
Chameleon, cockroach, mosquito, vermin,
coronavirus... You're all of that!
And do you know what I am?
I am blind!
Mr Sharma told me several times
that this alliance was a bad idea.
But I was too blind to see it!
I failed to see that you agreed to this match for business
and not to build a relationship!
But my daughter isn't for sale.
You are taking this the wrong way. - No!
Today, for the first time, I see everything clearly.
What did you say?
That my daughter is unworthy of your son!
You think your son is very worthy. Right?
Bipin, the loser!
A scrawny little lad, like a juggler's monkey.
All he does is follow his dad around like a lapdog!
He dances like a puppet to his dad's tunes!
Neither does he have a voice, nor a spine!
And my daughter... My daughter can think for herself.
She has a voice and an identity of her own!
And that is what sets her apart.
We thought this alliance was a bond between two families
and not a contract!
And that is what makes us different from you!
Look... Listen to me.
You called us paupers.
Let me tell you. One of my daughter's ideas
helped his company earn billions,
and not just millions.
Ask him if you want!
Why does the groom's family believe
that they alone have the right to sever ties?
Even the bride's family can do so.
Who are you to call off this wedding?
I'm calling off this wedding right here, right now!