Thank you, Neel.
But I don't think there are any files here.
Chill, Anu. Don't give up so easily.
If we don't find the AGM's files, I cannot do the presentation.
I don't know what to do. - Relax! Hey!
Hey, relax! I got you. I am here.
We'll team up and do something. We'll surely get the data.
Three, four, five, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
Twelve.
'I heard that your daughter had been transferred to Jaipur.'
'But she did not reach there. She was missing the whole night.'
'And she returned home suddenly in the morning.'
Five, six, seven. Seven.
'While going, she left proudly'
'that she was going to Jaipur to work at a high post.'
'What happened? She came back.'
'And she spent the whole night outside.'
Mr Sharma. - Yes.
What's the matter? You look worried.
Nothing, Keval.
Just handle this. I'll be back.
I have to make a call. - Okay.
Why isn't Anu answering my call?
'Arya advises on a husband and wife's relationship'
'as if he has experience of being married for many years.'
'He is alone. There is nobody in his life.'
'And he is advising me.'
Are you thinking about Mansi's words?
Don't take her words seriously, Arya.
She is a crazy girl. She doesn't know what she is saying.
Mom, she is not wrong either.
When I am alone, I have no right
to advise her and Harsh.
It's your right. You have all the right!
The one who sacrificed his life
to manage this household has the right to say this.
I have not done anything as such, mom.
Nothing can be hidden from a mother.
Do you know why you are alone in your life?
Because you never tried.
But the one whom my son likes will be very lucky.
Because the one who teaches others how to love,
think how he will love the girl whom he falls in love with.
Will you pay heed to me?
Stop thinking about others now.
Think about yourself. Think about your happiness.
Find a good girl and get married.
A girl
who will understand you.
Somebody who can understand your loneliness
and see the good human being
hidden within Aryavardhan, the businessman.
Tell me if you know anybody.
I'll talk to her.
Do you want to say something?
No, mom.
You have been stressing yourself for the past two hours.
A coffee break is mandatory now.
Drink it. We'll start again.
Okay?
Okay.
Thank you, Neel.
Don't mind, Anu. But keeping a backup is non-negotiable.
I mean, just imagine.
If coffee spills on this file, then you are in trouble.
But if this is a photocopy, you are in the safe zone.
There's nothing to worry about.
Right?
Ouch!
What are you doing, Anu? You know,
you are a lost case.
Show me your hand.
Coffee should be drunk from the mouth, not the hand.
So, my plan is working this time.
My efforts will pay off very soon.
Anu, you will be out of sir's life forever.
Better?
Yes. Thank you, Neel.
Let's go from here. There's nothing here.
Let's go.
Thank you.
Sit here comfortably. I'll bring the ointment.
There is a first-aid kit outside.
It's okay, Neel. That's not required. It's not a major wound.
But your hand...
Right now, I am worried about the data rather than my hand.
Chill! Everything will be alright.
How will everything be alright, Neel?
The files are missing from the computer. There's no backup.
We did not find the hard copy in the storage room.
I don't think I can give the AGM's presentation tomorrow.
All my efforts will be wasted.
Sir will be embarrassed in front of everyone because of me.
Don't worry so much.
You don't know, but everyone called me a problem solver in college.
I'll find a solution this time, too.
I'll recover these files, okay?
But how? - Have you heard about AI?
AI? - Artificial intelligence.
I'll try to recover the files using AI.
Thank you so much, Neel. Nobody would have done this for me.
This dialogue is used by Gen X. But it works for Gen Z, too.
In friendship, there's no sorry and no thank you!
Friendship? - Will I have to pass the entrance test for that?
We've been working together since morning.
I've considered you my friend.
You think about yourself. Okay?
So,
friends or not?
Come on, let's work now. I think we'll have to work overtime today.
I'll also stay back with you then.
Wait, I'll bring my phone. - Okay.
23 missed calls from dad?
How did I miss his calls?
Hello. - Did you find time to talk to your dad?
Dad, I... - What is it?
I've been calling you since morning. Why didn't you answer my calls?
Sorry, dad.
I had kept my phone for charging. I don't know how I missed it.
And there's some tension in the office.
I've noticed that you always think about the problems in the office.
Your exams are approaching. Are you worried about that or not?
When will you study if you stay in the office till 8 p.m.?
Dad, overtime... - I don't want to hear anything.
Come home right now and open your books.
Okay, dad. I'm coming.
Sorry.
All okay?
Why do you look worried?
I have not reached home yet. So, dad is angry.
This is a basic rule. Our parents have nothing else to do.
Actually, do one thing.
Go home.
But the data? - I am here. I'll handle it.
How will you do it alone, Neel? - You are a tension machine.
You are the queen of overthinking.
Go now.
Thank you so much, Neel.
Anu! I told you,
in friendship, there's no sorry and no thank you!
By the way, I don't have a place for so many thank yous.
Okay?
Bye.
Are you thinking the same thing as me?
What are you thinking about? - That this boy, Neel,
is too smart.
What do you mean? - Without any benefit,
why is he helping Anu so much?
Maybe he is trying to impress her. - What?
Why are you giving me that look?
They are young and single.
Infatuation and attraction are common at this age.
And it feels normal if it happens at this age.
This may seem normal to you, Meera.
But this Jhende will find out the reason
behind these abnormal things.
Hey! This dustbin is outside the house.
But it feels like it is not outside the house,
but somebody has kept it on my chest.
Hey, you are home!
Yes, I am home.
Hasn't Anu returned home yet?
She called me. She is on the way. She will be home soon.
I think Anu did not want to come home today.
She was still at the office.
I called her since morning, but she did not answer my calls.
I shouted at her when she answered my call a little while ago.
That's when she left the office.
I don't know what has happened to this girl.
Anu has changed.
No, she is getting distracted.
You are talking about Anu.
But there's a bigger problem in front of our house.
What problem? - Trash!
Trash? - Yes, the whole world's trash.
Not the trash in the mind. The trash in the house.
Pushpa, what are you saying?
Trash in the mind and outside. I cannot understand anything.
Come with me. Come.
Come here. Look at that.
The municipality people kept a dustbin outside our house.
Didn't you see that while coming?
No, I did not notice that. - You did not notice it.
And I am unable to lose focus from this dustbin.
What can we do if the municipality people kept it here?
The municipality people did not keep it here.
It is Raghupati who made them keep it here.
Everyone is throwing their trash here.
But the problem is that they are throwing the trash outside
instead of throwing it inside the dustbin.
This smell is giving me a headache.
Mr Sharma, we'll have to do something about this dustbin.
I am talking to you,
and the dustbin is there. Why are you looking elsewhere?
I was checking why Anu has not returned yet.
I'll go outside and check.
I don't know what's wrong with dad today. Why was he so angry?
'Arya calling.'
Sir's call?
Hello. - Hello, Anu.
Yes, sir. - Hello, Anu.
Sir, will you say something else or not?
Do you have some work? - Yes.
I called you to ask... - What is it?
I called you to ask...
Sir, one second.
Are you going to repeat everything twice today?
No.
That's not true.
I said it twice again.
I called you to ask you
where you are.
Sir, I'm reaching home. - Okay.
No, is everything else okay?
I mean, you looked worried in the office.
'But you created this problem. So, you will only solve it,'
'but without informing sir.'
No, sir.
There's nothing as such. Everything is alright. - Okay.
I saw that you brought tiffin for me today.
But I had to leave
urgently. So, I couldn't eat with you.
No problem, sir.
What did you bring today?
There was 'kadhi chawal' in the tiffin today.
'Kadhi chawal'? Oh, wow!
That's my favourite!
Really? Me, too!
But it must have spoiled in the tiffin now.
Do you know what I like more than 'kadhi chawal'?
What? - Stale 'kadhi chawal'.
Sir, to be honest,
when I see you, I don't think you even know the meaning of stale.
This richness is just a pretence.
There's a typical middle-class man hidden within me,
who knows everything about the middle-class life.
For example, the remote controls should always be wrapped in plastic.
And the toothpaste should be used till its last drop.
And when you buy a new phone, you should always preserve its box.
Never pay the exact amount to the vegetable vendor.
Bargain with him and take coriander leaves and green chillies for free.
And some dishes taste better when they are stale.
For example... - 'Kadhi chawal'!
But there are some people whose talks and thoughts
never become stale. They always stay fresh in the mind.
Sir, we couldn't have food together today. But we'll have it tomorrow.
Okay? - Done.
Sir, I've reached home. I'll call you later, okay?
Okay. See you tomorrow.
Bye. - Bye.
Sir, it's time for your soup. Shall I bring it?
Okay, bring it. Listen.
Can I get 'kadhi chawal'? - Yes, sir.
Bring 'kadhi chawal' then. I'll have that today.
Okay, sir.
Today, instead of soup,
my son is having 'kadhi chawal'.
Not only has his diet changed, but he has also changed.
But who is bringing this change in him?
I'll have to find out about this.
Hey, you are home!
Anu.
Is this the time to return from the office? - Dad, I...
What did you tell me the last time?
That you won't let your job affect your studies. Right?
If you stay in the office the whole day,
if you return home late at night,
how will you find time to study?
Dad, please listen to me. - Anu.
You had promised me that you would study well.
That is why I permitted you to continue this job.
How can you be so careless?
This is not right, Anu.
Dad, I'm sorry. I understand your concern.
But what do I do? There was a major problem in the office today.
What problem?
'Ma'am, I don't know why the folder is empty.'
'There's a limit to carelessness, Anu.'
'What do we do now?'
The survey data and your interview
were in that file, dad. And everything is deleted.
Dad, tomorrow's AGM presentation won't happen without that data.
Sir's trust in me will be broken.
Anu, don't worry. The Goddess will set things right.
Nobody will face any loss because of you. Have faith.
Come on, let me wash your tiffin.
Hey!
Anu, you took two tiffin boxes, but you did not finish even one.
Yes, mom. I'm sorry.
I didn't find time to eat due to this stress.
And I forgot to give the tiffin to sir.
Okay, fine.
I made this 'kadhi chawal' in the morning.
This must have become stale by now.
I'll throw it.
'Do you know what I like more than 'kadhi chawal'?'
'What? - Stale 'kadhi chawal'.'
Mom, you say that we shouldn't insult food. I'll eat it.
But this is stale, Anu.
Mom, stale 'kadhi chawal' tastes the best.
"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."