We don't want any promotion.
We are happy with what we have.
Pushpa, we have to make Anu understand
that she cannot go to Jaipur like this.
Yes. But Aryavardhan
gave this responsibility to Anu with a lot of trust, as usual.
If Anu refuses, his trust will be shattered.
And this might affect Anu's job as well.
But, Pushpa, the world isn't safe.
Have you seen the news lately? I read the newspapers daily.
I get terrified whenever I read such things.
How can Anu live without us all alone? No.
Pushpa, I get scared just thinking about it.
I have a daughter. I am scared.
No. Just say no to her.That's it.
Mr Sharma.
Look, Mr Sharma. Your fears and thoughts...
Give them to the Goddess.
To date, She has solved all our problems.
She will solve this problem too.
Okay, fine. Let's do this. Why don't you make a list?
We are going to the Goddess's temple tomorrow, right? - Yes.
You can ask Her to give you all the things you want.
Okay?
Look, the Goddess has invited us.
She won't let us leave empty-handed.
We will climb 1460 steps and work hard to see her.
She will respect our hard work.
Pushpa. - Yes.
We cannot negotiate with the Goddess.
We have to spread our hands and stand before Her.
I will do the same.
I will ask the Goddess to do something
to save Anu's job and stop the transfer.
The Goddess won't let me down. I know.
There's someone who can help us with this. - Who?
Hello. - Hello, sir.
Who's this? - Sir, this is Simran.
Who? - I am Anu's friend, Simran.
You spoke to me on a rainy night about my brother Bipin.
Yes. Tell me.
I need your help.
Help?
Jhende.
You're here.
I came here to open your eyes. - What do you mean?
I mean, you think Anu is a simple and innocent girl,
but she is quite cunning.
She is playing mind games with you.
What are you saying, Jhende? Please explain.
She came here and pretended to be a devotee.
She wanted to leave everything in the Goddess' hands.
'We will meet if the Goddess wants.'
'Or we will go our separate ways.'
But she had a plan all along.
What do you mean? - I mean,
she didn't leave anything in the Lord's hands.
She has an ace up her sleeve.
She challenged you, saying that you won't meet for 24 hours.
She asked her friend Simran to get in touch with me
so that she could unite you two with my help.
What?
Yes. Simran wanted me to take you to a place.
She would bring Anu there.
She wanted you to think
that it was your destiny and the Lord's doing.
No, Jhende. Anu wouldn't think of doing this. - Really?
What did the investor say?
'Anu, you are full of ideas.'
I am sure she came up with this idea.
Girls like Anu look innocent,
but they are quite cunning.
They are slick and smart.
This is a lie. Anu would never do this.
If you think this is a lie, come with me.
We'll go to the place Simran mentioned.
You'll see the truth for yourself.
Fine. We'll go.
Today, we will see
whether my trust in Anu
or your illusion gets shattered.
Exhibition?
Yes, Anu. It is a great exhibition.
They have handmade clothes, antique pots
and various other things in great designs.
Come on. Let's go there. It will be fun.
Simran, I have to make preparations to go to the Jeevdani Temple.
You can make the preparations once you go there.
You can buy a couple of dresses from there.
I already have dresses.
I made those dresses using my mom's saris. They are quite new.
Anu, ever since you started working, we haven't gone anywhere.
Please come. It will be fun.
Hurry up. If we don't arrive on time, they will leave.
Who?
Who are you talking about, Bipin? Which people?
Nothing. - Anu, don't you know
he talks nonsense all the time? - Simran.
Tell me the truth.
I know you two are hiding something from me.
Tell me the truth. What's the matter?
Anu, actually...
'Sir, this is Simran.'
'Yes. Tell me. - I need your help.'
That's why I called Jhende
and told him to bring Arya there
so that I could take you to meet him.
I wanted you to meet Arya
within 24 hours. That's it.
What did you gain by doing this, Simran?
I left this matter to the Goddess and my destiny,
but you two took it into your own hands.
Thankfully, I found out the truth.
I won't let you do anything of the sort.
But, Anu,
if we don't do this, you will lose your love.
And Simran, if I do this, Arya will never respect me.
I would rather lose the one I love
than fall from grace in front of Arya. Understand?
I will never meet him under such circumstances.
Anu!
Couldn't you keep your mouth shut?
You ruined everything.
Sorry. - Sorry?
Jhende, I've been waiting here for an hour and a half.
It is going to rain. Where is Anu?
Her friend said she would bring Anu here.
Where is she?
Jhende, get this straight.
Anu's arrival will change the lives of three people.
You, Anu and I.
Anu's arrival would mean that she isn't the only one who is wrong.
Even I am wrong.
I am not a good judge of character.
But that won't happen.
We will soon find out whether it will happen or not.
I'll call her and find out.
'Jhende'
Look, Jhende is calling me.
Hello, sir.
Simran, we've been waiting here for you for a long time.
Aren't you bringing Anu here?
Sir, I am sorry. - What do you mean?
Sir, Bipin and I had planned
to make Anu and Arya meet within 24 hours.
That's why we wanted to invite them to the same place,
but before I could bring her along,
Anu found out about our plan.
She refused to come with us. She won't meet Arya like this.
Fine.
Anu isn't coming, right?
I knew it.
Even you should understand.
She won't play such cheap games with me.
She will endure a million problems, but she will never deceive me.
'4 hours are already over out of 24 hours.'
'With every passing moment,'
'it is getting difficult for Anu and me to meet each other.'
It takes four hours to reach Jeevdani from Delhi.
We will leave in the morning.
I have bought all the makeup items.
I just need a sari.
Go and bring a sari. - Okay, ma'am.
Listen, bring a Rajnandani sari.
Yes, ma'am.
Mom, why do you want a Rajnandani sari?
It is our family's tradition.
We offer a sari with the other make-up items to the Goddess.
What sari would be better than Rajnandani sari?
Oh, wow! Rajnandani sari would be the best for the Goddess.
That's why I asked Keval Ram to bring it from the shop.
Yes. Anu, here you go.
Keep this with the other make-up items. - Okay, mom.
'Out of 24 hours, six hours have passed by.'
'Goddess, even I want to see if I am destined to be with sir or not.'
Oh my! Pushpa, why are you adding curd to the flour?
So that the puris don't go bad.
It will take a long time for us to return home.
The puris shouldn't go bad, right?
Why do you need to do all this?
We could have eaten something outside. - Not at all.
Do you remember what happened when we went to Mathura?
We ate outside,
and Anu had an upset stomach. - Pushpa,
you are worried about Anu's health.
Who will take care of all this once she goes to Jaipur?
Why do you keep reminding me about it?
I forgot about it with great difficulty.
Please forgive me.
I am her father. I am worried.
I am a mother. Even I am worried.
Every mother is concerned about her daughter.
But my mother has to take away my worries.
I mean, the Goddess.
As far as the Jaipur issue is concerned.
I won't worry about it. You have to worry about it.
To date, I have never broken my fast on Navaratri.
Don't break my trust.
Why are you standing here? Go and pack your things.
Okay.
Mom and dad, what's this? You aren't ready.
We have to catch the bus.
Oh, yes. Pushpa, work faster.
Yes.
Anu, did you apply for leave today or not?
Dad, thank you so much for reminding me.
I forgot about it. I didn't even inform ma'am.
I'll do it right now.
Go ahead.
Mr Sharma. - Yes.
Pack the puja items.
Okay. - I'll remove the puris in the meantime.
I have kept three pairs of clothes for you.
Wear one outfit and pack the remaining two outfits.
Pushpa,
the pants can be managed.
I'll pack an extra shirt. Okay?
Fine.
Gopi. - Yes, ma'am.
Take the vermilion and 'chunri' as well.
Okay, ma'am. - Keep them.
Be happy.
Once Harsh gets ready and comes downstairs, we'll go to the temple.
Okay, mom.
'Harsh, why are you acting crazy?'
No. Leave. I don't...
Leave.
Harsh, I won't go until you take your medicines. Come on.
I don't want to take them. I told you to leave. Go!
I won't take my medicines.
The medicines don't work on me.
Harsh, I told you to take your medicine.
What happened, Mansi?
Arya, look at Harsh. His condition is bad,
yet he doesn't want to take his medicines.
There's no point in taking those medicines. They don't work.
But, Harsh, listen to me. - Mansi.
Harsh, I admit you don't have faith in these medicines,
but you trust your brother, don't you?
Take your medicine. Trust me. It will help.
Sit down. Have a seat.
Look, Harsh. Have it for my sake.
Do it for your brother.
Okay. For your sake, I can even consume poison, let alone medicines.
Good boy.
Get ready soon.
We have to go to the temple.
No! No, no. I won't go.
But, Harsh, mom wants us to go to the family deity's temple.
And by doing this, all your problems will be resolved.
Nothing will get solved. I'll always be like this.
If I go out, people will laugh at me. They will make fun of me.
I don't want people to see me. - Harsh, listen to me.
No! Stay away from me. - Harsh.
Stay away. - Harsh.
I am scared of her, mom.
You should go. - Harsh.
Harsh, listen to me. - No!
No. I won't go. - Harsh.
Out of 24 hours, 13 hours have already passed.
I think this is what the Goddess wants.
I think we won't meet today. Maybe...
Maybe we will never meet again.
I am so glad to see this desk empty today.
Thank God!
Anu will finally be out of my life for good today.
'Anu'
Speak of the devil.
Tell me. - Hello, ma'am. Good morning.
Tell me. - I am so sorry, ma'am.
I didn't inform you, but I won't be coming to the office today.
Why do you need to inform me? On a normal day,
I was expecting you not to come to the office.
I feel surprised when you come to the office.
You know what! You should do this.
Don't give me a leave application. Submit an arriving application.
So that I know that you'll be arriving at the office.
Ma'am, I know I've taken a lot of leave,
but my parents wanted to take me to Jeevdani Temple before I leave
for Jaipur.
I am taking them there. I am so sorry, ma'am.
I can understand that you need the Lord's blessing right now.
Arya usually covers up your mistakes in the office.
But you'll be in Jaipur, only the Lord can help you.
It's okay. Take a leave.
Thank you, ma'am. Thank you so much.
I should be thanking you, Anu, for leaving this office.
Hey, stop... - How can you... Let me...
Hey, what is this? - I will fetch...
Hey, this is not done at all.
Are you the only one who's busy? Do I have no work?
Where are you going so early in the morning, Pushpa?
Jeevdani Temple.
Why did you suddenly plan to go there?
The Goddess invited us out of the blue.
We got an invitation, so we are going.
By the way, how are you going? - By bus.
We took a private taxi the last time.
We spent Rs 8,000.
But you know, travelling by an AC car feels amazing.
I am sure the Goddess must have met you immediately.
What do you mean? - I mean, you don't need to act smart.
Whether you take a bus or a taxi, an AC or non-AC vehicle,
the Goddess blesses everyone. - Yes.
I've heard that if you make a wish in Jeevdani Temple,
the Goddess will fulfil it.
Pushpa, can you please make an offering of Rs 51 on my behalf?
Ask the Goddess to help my son clear his SCC exam with good marks.
Pushpa, please make an offering of Rs 51 on my behalf.
Tell the Goddess to bless my husband.
He suffers from a lot of pain. - I'll pray for him.
Pushpa, make an offering of Rs 201 on my behalf.
Please pray that my daughter-in-law gives me a grandson.
Why?
Wouldn't it be nice to have a granddaughter like Anu? - No.
I don't want your money. - Sorry.
Don't be upset with me. Please offer Rs 201.
Be it a grandson or granddaughter, I want her to have an easy delivery.
Okay.
'I will speak. What will you do? Tell me.'
'I'll show you today. - What will you do?'
'You... - Oh my!'
Even I know you want to make an offering to the Goddess.
But you aren't saying anything. You can't let your pride shatter.
It's okay. Simran is my daughter.
I'll make an offering for her and make a vow for her.
I'll pray that Simran finds an amazing partner.
There's no need.
This is Rs 501.
Make an offering on my behalf.
Pushpa, will you keep collecting money for the offering?
The temple will be shut by the time we arrive.
Let's go. - Yes.
All hail the powerful Goddess!
Hail the Goddess!
Dad.
Dad!
Yes, Anu. - What happened? Why do you look tense?
Is everything fine?
Yes. Everything is fine. - Are you sure?
I am sure.
Let's go.
Harsh is sitting in the garden.
I told Golu to keep an eye on him.
Mom, how long will we ask people to take care of Harsh?
I get angry whenever I see Harsh in this state.
I cannot do anything for him, though I am his brother.
Arya, as humans, we can only do what's in our hands.
The rest is in the Lord's hands.
Have faith in the Lord.
He will set things right.
Okay. Harsh won't be going with us.
You, Mansi and I will go to the temple.
Okay? - Yes, mom.
I'll tell Mansi to get ready.
Yes, Jhende. Tell me. - 'Where are you?'
I am at home now.
But I'll be going to the family deity's temple with mom in a while.
Did you have some work? - Yes. I wanted you to sign some papers.
It's okay. You can sign them later.
If you come here, you'll end up doing what I don't want you to do.
What? - You'll meet Anu.
Anyway, there are only a couple of hours left out of 24 hours.
The time went by with great difficulty.
I don't want to take any chances.
You should go to the temple.
'Out of 24 hours, 15 hours have passed by.'
'I think our fate has been sealed.'
'We will have to part ways.'
'But I don't know why I still have a ray of hope.'