Sir, don't worry. I'll get the reports ready today.
Okay. - Yes, sir.
Sir, excuse me. Just a second.
Hello, ma'am. - Anu, where are you?
Ma'am, I am at the market with the investors.
How is the work going? - It's going well.
Aren't you ashamed of lying?
Ma'am, what happened? What are you saying?
I don't understand.
Don't pretend to be naive in front of me.
I have learned about your antics.
Bring the investors to the office right now.
Okay, ma'am. But the survey... - To hell with your survey.
I want you in the office right now.
Okay, ma'am.
Raghupati, whatever happened today wasn't your fault.
Your low mentality is to blame for it.
Because of this, people like you
don't take a second to give a girl a character certificate.
But if you dare to give my daughter a character certificate,
you will need a health certificate.
Are you threatening me?
Have you forgotten who I am?
We haven't forgotten.
But I think you've forgotten who we are.
As far as people like you are concerned...
You are disgusting in the eyes of the people of Chandni Chowk.
Disgusting.
You are acting too smart.
Mark my words. I'll shut your mouths one day.
This is Raghupati's promise.
Change your name.
This name doesn't suit you.
You can call yourself Ravana.
You... - I've had enough of your nonsense. Get out. Leave.
Pushpa, thankfully, you took this photo yesterday,
or it would have been difficult to shut this man up.
But for how long can we keep doing this?
What do you mean?
I mean, we will meet people like Raghupati at every turn.
They will point fingers at young girls and their parents.
On top of that, Anu's wedding was called off.
People will talk.
We have to think about Anu's future at the earliest.
Yes, Pushpa. I agree with you.
We have to get Anu married as soon as possible.
Sir, I got a call from Ravi.
He complained about Anu.
But why?
Sir, Anu misbehaved with them.
Impossible.
Anu would... - She could never do this, right?
I knew it, sir. I knew you would say this.
You always favour her.
She takes advantage of your partiality.
She comes late to the office. She takes a lot of leaves.
She gossips with her colleagues.
These small antics are fine,
but misbehaving with the investors
is not acceptable, sir.
Sir, you know the investors of Rajnandani saris
are unhappy with us
because of the decline in the sales graph.
And now, Anu behaved rudely with them.
I mean, she is adding fuel to the fire.
Sir, if the investors don't invest in the company,
the Rajnandani brand will close down.
Meera is right.
We can't make our investors upset right now.
You know we incurred a huge loss last year.
What Anu did was wrong.
That's why you have to take strict action against her.
If this is what you want,
I will take action right now.
FM, get a printout.
May I come in, sir? - Come in.
Sir, what's this?
Anu's termination letter.
May I come in, sir?
Come in.
Ma'am, you asked me to come to the office urgently.
Did something happen?
You will find out.
Go to the conference room first. We will meet you there.
Meera, you think I favour Anu, right?
So, I won't make any decisions today.
If you won't decide, who will?
You.
If you think Anu is guilty,
you will give Anu
this termination letter yourself.
Have you ever seen money being printed?
No, sir. We've only seen money being spent.
Today, we are going to sit at home and print a lot of money.
Take a look.
I think sir is going to make a huge blunder again.
I feel the same. - What?
What are you whispering?
No, sir. I was saying that we will be showered with money.
That's why I bought a machine that prints notes.
Oh my! Why do you look flustered?
Applaud my achievement.
Come on, applaud for sir. - Yes.
What's going on here?
Nothing has happened. It is going to happen. Money will rain down.
Sir bought a machine that can print notes.
What? - What?
I only spent 50 million rupees on it.
Darling, people work hard and open various companies.
They work hard day and night. They take risks.
Why? For money, right?
I decided to bypass all this.
If I buy a machine that can print notes,
I won't need to do all this.
Smart, right? - You wasted 50 billion rupees.
No, darling. This time, I checked everything.
I checked it properly. Let me give you a demo.
Take a look. I put the paper inside
and got Rs 500.
Wait. Just a minute.
I checked it. The notes were coming out.
I saw it with my own eyes.
There must be an error.
I'll get it repaired.
Sir, only the paper went inside.
Nothing came out, sir.
Ravi, I am sorry about whatever happened.
Ma'am, why are you apologising?
Please tell me what happened.
What happened?
Madam, I was humiliated.
Didn't you teach professionalism to your employees?
I've been working with your company for a long time.
To date, no one has spoken to me
the way this new employee did.
She yelled at me in the market.
Ma'am, listen to me once. - What's left to talk about?
You have embarrassed our company
by speaking to our investors like this.
Ma'am, I did nothing of the sort.
You mean Ravi is lying.
This is the difference between immature and seasoned workers.
Just because one of your ideas was successful,
you think you are superior. - No, ma'am.
You think you have the right to yell at people.
Ma'am, if you... - Don't even try to misbehave with me, Anu.
If I know how to give chances,
I know how to teach rude people a lesson.
But ma'am, if you... - I don't want to hear nonsense.
Just tell me whether you raised your voice at the investor.
'Sir, didn't you come here to conduct a survey on saris?'
'So please do that.'
'Stop conducting surveys about girls and their character.'
'I won't let you say anything bad about girls in my presence.'
I asked you a question, Anu.
Answer me.
Yes, ma'am. But... - Enough.
By misbehaving with our investors,
you not only broke the rules of our company,
but also put the reputation of Vardhan Group on the line.
I won't tolerate this.
You will be punished for this.
Anu, you won't be a part of this company going forward.
Sir, please. Please have some water. Please, sir.
Are you okay, sir? - I am okay. Thank you. I'm fine.
Anu, you won't be a part... - Look, Meera.
You listened to what Ravi said,
but before you make a decision, I want to say something to you.
What's left to talk about?
The words that you didn't say.
But you... - Just a minute, Ravi.
Please tell me what you want to say.
Meera, I want to tell you something.
If someone points fingers at
Arya's character in front of you for no reason,
or says unsavoury things about him,
will you endure it? Will you tolerate it?
Absolutely not.
Arya is my boss.
If anyone dares to say something like that, I'll shut him up.
That's what this girl did.
But more than Arya, she was worried about someone else.
Because someone's character was questioned,
she got angry.
To protect someone else,
she yelled at Ravi and fought with him.
Who?
You.
What do you mean?
In front of everyone,
Ravi said things about you and Arya.
He said a lot of things about your relationship with him.
'Meera used to be Aryavardhan's personal secretary.'
'And... - And what?'
'Everyone says that Meera and Arya are having an affair.'
I don't know if Anu's actions
were right or wrong from a professional point of view.
But on the basis of feminism, what she did was right.
I don't know if she broke any company rules
when she yelled at him,
but as a human being,
she did her job perfectly.
I don't know if her words
put Vardhan Group of Companies' reputation on the line,
but she fiercely protected your reputation.
It is said that a woman is another woman's greatest enemy,
but today I saw that a woman can be another woman's greatest friend.
There's one thing in common among women.
If someone badmouths a woman,
it is considered an insult to all women.
If you humiliate one woman, you are humiliating all women.
I am a man, so it might take some time for me to understand.
Anu, my dear. Thank you very much.
I will surely try to understand.
Meera, I said what I wanted.
You need to decide
whether Anu's actions were right or wrong.
Why isn't it coming out?
I said... - Enough, Harsh!
That's enough.
Stop acting crazy.
And all of you, get back to work.
Go!
What's the matter, Mansi? Why are you yelling?
What else should I do, mother?
Your foolish son made another mistake.
He bought a printer for Rs 50 million.
He said we need to put paper inside in order to get money.
The money came out. It came out, right?
How did I end up marrying a fool?
Mansi! Don't forget that Harsh is your husband.
Yes. He is my husband, mother.
He is my husband. That's why I always get humiliated.
I get humiliated in front of Arya because of him.
I have to beg for money.
I get nothing except disappointment.
I am truly unfortunate. That's why I married a fool.
Foolish man.
Mansi, I love you.
Please don't get angry.
I will repair this machine.
No, no, no. All my ideas cannot be stupid, right?
How can someone be so foolish?
I am not a fool. Mansi.
One... I'll get it repaired right now.
Wait a minute. I will be right back.
Mansi, I'll repair it right now.
Trust me. Once it gets repaired, it will start printing out money.
Harsh!
No, no, no. Let me... - Leave it, Harsh.
I will repair it. - Leave it, Harsh.
Mansi, I'll repair it. - Leave it.
Leave it. Get up, Harsh.
You are an idiot.
What happened today was the last time.
If you dare to do anything of the sort again,
I won't spare you. Understand?
No...
Fool.
Mansi... Mansi, please. I am sorry.
Please. - Leave me, Harsh.
Mansi, wait.
Ravi, I didn't expect this from you.
You are Rajnandani Saris's investor.
You've been investing in our company for a long time,
but I think you've forgotten your manners.
Sorry, Meera, but...
I should be saying sorry to you. Why are you apologising?
I am sorry, but henceforth our company won't work with you.
You can leave. - But ma'am...
Don't force me to call security.
I said, Leave!
Sir, thank you.
Thank you so much. Had you not stood by me today...
How could I not stand by you?
Even the Lord stands with those who stand by the truth
and righteousness.
I am just a human being.
Always walk on the path of truth, Anu. God bless you.
Arya, we should take our leave now.
Thank you so much. - Thank you, sir.
See you.
Thank you, Anu.
You are welcome, ma'am. This was my duty.
You should go. Get back to work.
Okay.
'I knew that Anu would never do anything wrong.'