Dad... Dad, I'm sorry.
Please... Please forgive me, dad.
Anu, it's not a small matter.
I don't want
to talk to you.
Dad... Dad, please.
Please... Please don't do this.
What is this childish behaviour?
Just forgive her.
I said
I didn't want to talk to her.
Alright, dad.
If you don't want to talk to me,
I'll ask Aryavardhan to transfer me.
Sorry!
Anu...
Never do this again.
Otherwise, I will die.
Never, dad. Never.
My dear.
Ms Meera.
Ms Meera, listen to me.
What is left to hear or speak, Jhende?
I can't believe
that Sir loves that girl.
I mean, Sir and that girl...
Sir is the country's multi-billionaire industrialist,
and that girl is the daughter of an ordinary salesman
who lives in Chandni Chowk.
Sir is rich
and well-mannered, whereas she is uneducated.
She has no degree, education,
class, or status. She is so cheap.
Ms Meera, it is said
that a person becomes blind in love. So he doesn't care
about class, status, wealth, or poverty.
He just becomes crazy.
I am the one who is going crazy, Jhende.
It's not possible for me to accept that Sir can love that girl.
Sir has feelings for that girl.
How can I tolerate this?
Let alone Delhi, I could've worked in any corner of the world,
in any office.
And I would've been in the top post.
But I have given my whole life to this office.
I sacrificed my whole life for Sir.
When is Sir's meeting?
What colour blazer will he wear?
Did he eat or not?
How many calories should he eat?
What is the time for his medicines?
I used to remember everything, Jhende.
Everything.
And while doing all this,
I forgot myself, Jhende.
When my
professional life became my personal life,
when this office became my second home,
I didn't realise.
I never thought about anything else, Jhende.
Because Sir was the most important person to me.
But for Sir, I was nothing more than an employee.
No, Ms Meera. That's not the case. - That's exactly the case, Jhende.
That's exactly the case.
Whenever Sir would give me any work,
I used to do it with all my heart.
Why?
Just to hear Sir say, 'Well done, Meera.'
And whenever he'd get happy
and give me a gift...
Even when he'd give me a pen,
I used to keep it close to me.
I used to consider it my good luck to have him in my life.
Whenever I am close to Sir,
I feel that my life is complete.
This office
and Sir mean the world to me.
And today, Anu has snatched my world from me.
She has snatched my world, Jhende.
Ms Meera, control yourself.
How do I control myself, Jhende?
Today, when I saw Sir coming out
of that cheap hotel with Anu,
what I felt can't be explained, Jhende.
I can't explain that.
Don't cry, Ms Meera.
I will fix everything.
'I will fix everything. Everything will be fine, Ms Meera.'
Stop giving me false hopes, Jhende.
How many times will you give me false hopes?
The truth is
that you couldn't do anything to Anu.
And you won't be able to do anything either.
Ms Meera...
Don't underestimate me.
Till now, I was driving the car in first gear.
But now, I feel that I will have to drive the car at full speed.
Today, I will definitely close Anu's chapter.
Today, either Anu or I will stay
in this office.
Jhende... Listen to me, Jhende.
I have never seen Jhende talking in that tone.
What is he going to do?
The goddess has stopped Anu from going far.
I will offer 'halwa puri' to the goddess.
You are right, Pushpa.
The goddess has to be offered the offering.
It's because she has returned home
safe and sound because of the goddess.
Otherwise, she didn't spare any effort to put her life
in danger.
Dad, you are still angry with me.
I said I was sorry. Here you go.
I am holding my ears and saying sorry again.
Sorry. - Anu...
You can't get rid of your responsibility just by saying sorry.
Anu, you should have told us by any means possible.
You should have called us. I would've come to pick you up.
Anu...
Anu, whose car was it that brought you here?
Anu, tell me.
Whose car was it?
It was Aryavardhan's car, dad.
It was Aryavardhan's car!
'When you don't have the courage to accept'
'that you were in the temple that day,'
'why did you come here to stop me?'
'I brought this for you. Take it.'
'Why did you bring this gift? - Because I knew'
'that you would come to stop me.'
'That's why I bought it beforehand.'
Jhende, it's you! Do you want something?
Yes. I want to save you from getting ruined.
Did you read today's newspaper?
No.
Here. Read what's written in it.
'Mr Aryavardhan, the owner of Aryavardhan Group of Companies,'
'was seen coming out of a hotel with a girl on Jaipur Highway.'
What? - Yes.
There's no such news in the paper.
Yes, but it's possible.
What have I done?
What haven't you done, Arya?
I've told you a million times to leave that girl
and that she wasn't right for you. But no.
I don't know what's wrong with you.
You left everything, including your phone and car, on the road
and disappeared with her.
I left my work and kept looking for you all night.
Remember one thing, Arya. The higher you are,
the harder you fall.
You're repeating the same thing again and again.
I have to say it repeatedly because you keep forgetting it.
I have to remind you.
For example, you definitely forgot one thing.
Which one? - This.
You're not the only one who worked hard to build this company.
I also worked hard.
And I have the same right to save this company.
And I'm saying it with the same right.
Why don't you understand? What you're doing is suicide
for you and for the Vardhan Group of Companies.
Look,
if you're there,
then there is the Vardhan Group of Companies.
If you're respected,
the Vardhan Group of Companies is respected.
If you have a future,
the Vardhan Group of Companies has a future.
Otherwise, everything is over.
And that Anu... - Jhende!
You can say whatever you want about me.
Stop dragging Anu into this.
Not me, you dragged her into this.
Did you forget? First, you gave her a blank cheque.
Then... - I gave her a job.
Then, I changed the company's rules for her.
Then, I went to her house and sabotaged her wedding.
Is this what you want to say?
You've told me this so many times that I'm tired of listening.
If you have something new, say that.
You want to hear something new, right? So, listen.
That girl doesn't love you.
She's just taking advantage of you.
She's taking advantage of your status, money,
and goodness. - There's nothing like that.
It hurt, right? They say that truth hurts.
It hurt, right?
You might've blindfolded yourself.
But the truth is that whatever is happening in this office,
Anu is doing it on purpose.
Yes, dad. He came to pick me up.
But why?
Because my transfer was cancelled, dad.
But Aryavardhan wouldn't go to pick up every worker, right?
Anu, I don't think this is right.
Dad, what's wrong with this?
Aryavardhan must have been worried about me.
He must have thought about how I'd return from there.
That's why he would've come to pick me up.
And he sent a car to drop me off.
But dad, Aryavardhan has sent a car to drop me even before this, right?
But... - Yes, Anu is right.
Aryavardhan is a good person.
He would've been worried about her. - But...
Look, people have a habit of smoking and drinking.
You have a habit of stressing out.
We should be happy
that Anu's transfer is revoked.
Now, she won't leave us.
Anu, you must be tired from the journey.
Go and freshen up. You'll feel better.
Yes, mom. But before that,
I'll go and meet Simran.
And you, sit and relax.
I'll make tea and parathas for you.
You haven't eaten anything since yesterday.
Sit. Sit comfortably.
'Who gave you this cheque?'
'Aryavardhan gave it to me.'
'How much is it? - It's a blank cheque, mom.'
'I'm offering you a job in my company.'
'You're so kind to us.'
'I don't know how we'll repay your kindness.'
'There's a way. Give me permission'
'to work in your house till Anu's wedding.'
'Anu...'
'Any employee's relative'
'of the Vardhan Group of companies'
'can't make any deals'
'with their company.'
'Bipin and Anu can't get married.'
'One instance can be ignored,'
'but not multiple instances.'
'Arya came here and got the marriage called off.'
'He drops Anu off home frequently.'
'And he stopped her from going to Jaipur!'
'No. This doesn't feel right.'
You were alone with Anu in that hotel room
all night.
Do you know what that means?
Jhende, it's not what you think.
We were stuck in a deserted place.
We couldn't get a car or a network to go back.
So, we had to stay in that hotel.
And that girl must've forced you to stay there.
Jhende, what are you saying? - I'm telling the truth.
Anu isn't as innocent as she looks.
Arya, you know a lot of things.
But you can't see their sides.
What do you mean?
I mean, when you gave her a blank cheque for the first time,
she could've kept it and ended this matter.
But no. What did she do? She came back with the cheque.
So that you could notice her.
Okay, let's assume that she loves you a lot.
But she knew
that this union was difficult.
Age, money, class, status,
and everything were mismatched.
But no.
What did she do? She not only expressed her love,
but she also tried to make you express your love.
She made you realise
that you love her too.
Why? If she really wanted to leave,
she would've left for Jaipur quietly.
She wouldn't have taken 24 hours.
She knew that she would find an excuse and come to you.
I'm sure she took a bus to Jaipur on purpose.
She was sure
that you would go to stop her.
And you went.
But why would Anu do that?
Why do poor girls trap rich boys?
To get rid of their poverty.
To fulfil their desires.
To feel rich.
Jhende! - If you put petrol in the junk engine,
even that starts running fast.
These girls think that if they trap a rich boy,
their poverty-ridden lives
will turn around.
Stop it, Jhende. - I should've said these things sooner.
That's why you have a problem.
But I won't delay anymore.
I'll tell you who Anu is.
Anu is a girl who comes from a slum-type place.
She doesn't even have a scooter in her house.
But she roams in your imported cars.
Her house's fan makes noise.
But she enjoys AC's air in the office.
Her house used to run with great difficulty.
But now she lives
a luxurious life on your fat salary.
When one gets more than what they deserve,
they become opportunistic.
Jhende, stop it. - It's true.
Anu is an opportunistic girl, Arya.
She knows how to take advantage of the situation.
She knows how to get her work done.
What else should we call that person? - Enough.
You're falling in love with her.
But she wants to make you a ladder and move ahead.
She wants to come out of Chandni Chowk.
She wants to get out of her poverty.
Jhende! - Arya, because you are decent,
you didn't do anything in the hotel room.
I'm telling you.
Even if you wanted to do something,
she wouldn't have stopped you.
Because her dreams are so big
that she wouldn't have minded...
What? Sir came to pick you up,
and you were with him the entire time.
That's great, Anu.
Simran, I never expected what happened last night.
What happened? - Aryavardhan
finally said what I was waiting to hear.
Do you know what he said?
'Anu, I love you very much!'
Simran, I can't tell you how happy I am today.
Today is the happiest day of my life.
Okay, fine. But tell me,
what did you say? - I said nothing.
What do you mean?
I mean, Simran, when he confessed everything to me,
he thought that I was sleeping. So, I didn't get up.
I kept acting as if I was sleeping.
But whatever it is, Simran. I got to know
that he loves me a lot.
Yes!
'Because her dreams are so big'
'that she wouldn't have minded...'
I hit my friend,
my brother, with this hand.
What have I done?
I will break this hand.
'Jhende, I value your friendship the most in the world.'
'I can live without everything in this world,'
'but not without your friendship and your trust in me.'
'Jhende, these two are my wealth.'
'Don't ever forget this.'
'Do you remember this place? - How can I forget?'
'This is the place where we used to come'
'and have tea.'
'Jhende, I really miss those days.'
Jhende, that client from the US...
Why are you so disturbed?
Silly me!
Despite knowing everything,
I asked such a question.
You are disturbed because of Aryavardhan and Anu's
growing closeness, right?
Yes.
But Sir doesn't care about our concerns.
He doesn't see anything these days.
He has no love or concern for us.
He has forgotten everything, Ms Meera.
Anu is responsible for all this.
By the way, Jhende, we are going through the same pain.
We are sailing in the same boat.
But now, that boat is shaking badly.
Before this boat sinks completely,
I want to get out of it.
What do you mean? - I mean, I will
resign from this office
and go back to my village.
Hang on.
Jhende, what are you saying?
I have given your entire life to this office.
This office is incomplete without you.
But Ms Meera… - No ifs and buts...
You are not going anywhere.
As far as Anu is concerned, we will deal with her together.
We will plan something big and unexpected.