Sir, in your absence, Batra's work has been completed.
And the construction of our new pharmaceutical unit has also begun.
And next week, I've scheduled a meeting with the CM.
All the other details are in these files.
Commendable, Meera.
As always, you've done an excellent job.
Thank you so much.
Sir, if you don't mind, may I ask you something? - Go ahead.
Sir, whenever you step out of the office for work,
why do you leave all the responsibility to me?
Because I know
you're the only one who can handle everything so well.
I trust you.
No, sir, you don't.
If you truly trusted me, you'd have told me the truth
about where you were going.
Meera...
So that means,
Meera knows I was at Anu's house.
Oh! You're here!
We've arrived. Welcome us.
Who are you?
Don't you know me?
I'm Pushpa. You must have heard of me.
Pushpa? No.
I called you this morning.
I've been getting so many calls since morning.
How can I remember every person's name?
Try to recall.
We spoke on the phone this morning.
You said you'd offer a welcome drink and a sweet treat for free
and a 10 per cent discount.
Then, I told you
I'd be bringing a guest so important,
who can buy your hotel without any hesitation.
Do you remember now?
Ah, so it's you. - Yes, it's me.
But you said four people would come.
There are only three of you. Where's the fourth guest?
Influential people rarely arrive on time.
And if they did, wouldn't it lessen their importance?
Until then, make the preparations.
And have the food tasted... He'll arrive by then.
Alright, ma'am. Come with me.
'Arya, I am eagerly waiting for you.'
'Please come soon…'
'I have to give you this letter.'
I'm sorry, ma'am.
Why are you apologising? - After talking to you, I realised
that Aryavardhan shouldn't have gone to Anu's home.
It caused problems both at the office and in his life.
It's okay, Jhende.
By the way, there's an important meeting at the office this evening.
We'll be reviewing the company's quarterly performance.
I hope sir will attend.
He will.
I guarantee that, ma'am.
Sir will definitely attend today's meeting.
After all, the strength of a diesel engine and Jhende's promise
never fail.
I won't let him leave.
And if he insists?
Well then...
I have a plan for that too.
May I come in, sir?
Come in.
What's the matter, Jhende?
Answer me. - Tell me.
Why did you go to Anu's house?
You're in a foul mood again.
Just answer the question.
I've already told you, I went to stop Anu's wedding.
That family wasn't right for Anu.
And it was right for you to step in.
Couldn't this have been done differently?
Was it right on your part to lie to Meera?
She knows the truth now.
I gathered that from her words.
But you still don't seem to realise Meera is right.
How many times must I tell you that you're not an ordinary man?
You're Aryavardhan.
A machine works only if you put the right oil in the right engine.
Put diesel in a petrol engine, and it jams.
What are you trying to say?
This is where you belong.
In this grand office.
In a big house, driving a big car, in big meetings,
with important people.
Not in Chandni Chowk.
If you try to mix the two worlds, the whole system could jam.
The entire Vardhan empire could collapse.
What if someone had found out about where you were?
It would've irreparably tarnished your image.
How can you make such a huge decision without thinking?
I don't know.
You don't know it, or are you trying to hide the truth?
The real reason is always something else, Aryavardhan.
Come, sit. - Yes...
Come, Anu. Sit. Sit here...
Hold on! Hold on!
We won't sit here.
What's the problem here? - Let's sit over there.
Come... - Okay, come on...
Let's go. - Come, Anu. Come on...
Hold on... Wait, wait...
What happened now?
What... - Mom?
What are you doing?
I'm checking if everything's alright.
There's garbage under the table.
We just cleaned it. - Of course, you haven't cleaned.
Is this how you clean it?
Fetch a broom. Come on!
I'll show you how it's done. Fetch a broom.
Hey... Hey... Sir, you may leave.
Pushpa, what on earth are you doing?
I'm doing what Bhende does.
Before sir comes, his bodyguard checks if everything is okay.
He checks if everything's in order.
I'm doing the same. Okay?
Just sit quietly. Let me handle it. Just sit quietly.
Trying to explain something to your mother is like
throwing pearls before swine.
Why hasn't sir arrived yet?
'Sir, please come here soon.'
The Aryavardhan, who never breaks protocol...
Why did he break all of it for Anu?
I told you, I don't know.
Pick up this pen.
Why? - Because I asked you to.
Pick it up.
What childishness is this? I won't.
Why not? - Don't forget.
Let me remind you of the very thing you're asking me to remember.
Perhaps you've forgotten who you're standing before.
I am no ordinary man. I am Aryavardhan.
I do as I please.
No one can command me.
Thank you.
Thank you very much, sir.
You just said what I was trying to explain.
Aryavardhan doesn't take orders from anyone.
He does as he pleases.
That means, you went to Anu's house of your own accord.
And yet, you make excuses in front of me.
Jhende, I... - Enough... This ends here.
And yes,
there's a meeting today with our staff
and directors about the business graph.
'Sir, don't forget.'
'You're coming to have dinner with us this evening.'
'I'll message the place and time.'
And Arya, this meeting... I mean...
Sir,
you can't cancel this meeting.
'Hello, sir.'
'As I mentioned,'
'I have made a reservation at a restaurant for lunch.'
'It is not a five-star restaurant.'
'But it is about three-stars.'
'The name of the restaurant is Galaxy Dine.'
'We snagged a ten per cent discount!'
'Also, a free sweet treat and a welcome drink are included.'
'Just be on time.'
We can also make arrangements for free drinks and a sweet dish.
Please be there for the meeting, sir.
You have no choice.
Excuse me.
This welcome drink's for us, right? - Yes, ma'am.
Then, why are you taking it back? Leave it here.
And pass me that pipe too. Pipe...
Yes.
Sir...
Sir, these people have ordered welcome drinks twice.
Their fourth member hasn't arrived yet.
She says an influential man is coming.
Let's wait some more time.
Okay, sir.
'I can't make Anu and her family wait so much.'
'I have promised her.'
Sir, the directors have shared some pointers.
What's your take on them?
Are you okay, sir?
Yeah!
Can you please explain it to me once again?
Mr Verma, please continue.
Hello.
Pass my message to the Peer Baba of Ajmer Sharif.
Tell him that I want the answers to my questions as soon as possible.
Okay?
Why hasn't sir arrived yet?
Anu...
Anu! - Yes, Dad.
Darling, can you call him and ask him where he is?
Yes...
He is not answering. - Then text him.
Tell him we're waiting at the hotel.
And that we've been here for ages. Write it.
Yes, that's fine. - I'll message him.
Sorry, guys. I have some urgent work.
We'll continue the meeting later.
Sir. Sir, the meeting... Sir...
Drive to Daryaganj. Quickly. - Yes, sir.
What happened?
Jhende, move. I'm running late.
Move...
Driver, hand me the umbrella.
Jhende, what's this? I'm running late.
Then run over me.
I won't let you go today.
Jhende, Anu's family has called me to the restaurant.
They must be waiting.
I don't care. I won't let you go anywhere.
But why? - I got a message from the Peer Baba of Ajmer Sharif.
He said it is not safe for you to go out today.
Alright, I'm willing to take that risk.
But I'm not...
Your safety is my responsibility, not yours.
When you were in Chandni Chowk,
you have no idea what I had to deal with.
Perhaps you've forgotten, sir.
I've saved your life countless times, risking my own.
So you're not the only one with a claim on your life.
I have a claim too.
And I won't let you throw it away so easily.
Jhende, they must be waiting.
Such trivialities shouldn't matter to the business tycoon Aryavardhan!
I'm here for all this. I'll sort it out.
The third round of welcome drinks is nearly over.
Yet, sir hasn't arrived.
They've been waiting for an hour and a half
and they haven't even ordered anything.
They think this hotel is a garden.
I'll deal with them now.
Excuse me.
When will you place the order?
Look, once our esteemed guest arrives, we'll order.
Look, I don't know whether your guest is esteemed or ordinary.
You can't just occupy a table and not order anything.
It makes the restaurant incur a loss.
What? What loss?
If we had let another guest occupy the table
where you are sitting,
they would've ordered items worth Rs 3000.
And I'm not even counting the cost of electricity
used by the AC in front of you.
That costs money too.
Don't try to act all haughty.
You should have told me when I called this morning.
Sorry, I messed up. I'm telling you now.
You can't sit here without placing an order.
When did I refuse?
I said I'd order once sir arrives.
Yes. - Sit down.
Enough. That's enough!
Now, even if your boss arrives, we won't let you all sit here.
First, you didn't place an order.
And on top of that, you had three free welcome drinks.
Listen, you... - What are you saying?
I'll smack you with the money for this welcome drink. - Please do.
I'll actually do it... - Yes, yes. Go on...
Fine. Give me...
Give me my bag. Give me my bag. - Please let it be.
Hand it over.
I'll pay him right away to shut him up.
And they're claiming that the welcome drink is free!
I won't give it to you. Get lost...
Come on, all of you, out. Out!
Come on! - Excuse me.
You can't speak to my mother like that.
Mind your manners.
Mom, let's go. - No. Wait.
Today, I'll tell him I didn't just have three welcome drinks.
I also had water from Chandni Chowk.
What do you think of yourself? - Everyone is looking here.
Please, mom! - Security!
Throw them out!
Hey, watch it. Don't you dare touch Mr Sharma!
You have no idea who's about to arrive here.
You'll be shocked to see him. Got it?
Mom... Mom, I don't think sir is coming.
What are you saying?
Yes, mom. It's true. Let's go from here. Come on.
Come on, let's go.
Dad, let's go.
Why did you have to do all this, Jhende?
I've already told you the reason.
Your security and reputation matter more to me than your orders.
And the most important thing for me is to keep my promises.
I promised Anu and her family I would go
to the restaurant to meet them.
They're waiting for me there and I… - And you.
Do you know who's waiting for you?
Your doom!
Your behaviour
could ruin everything.
This Vardhan empire
could collapse in an instant.
What have I done?
What haven't you done?
You cross a new line every day.
First, you cancelled the meeting with the CM.
Then you changed the employee policy overnight.
You broke countless security protocols.
Today, you really crossed the line.
You were going to walk out of such an important meeting.
I am tired of handling all this, Arya.
I can't bear seeing you like this and yet, I can't leave you.
What do I do?
I am your friend.
But now, you must decide
what matters the most to you.
That girl...
Or our friendship?
I won't even bat an eyelid before making a choice.