Go to that table and find out.
Tell me. - I wanted to file a complaint.
About what?
The garbage bin.
A garbage bin was placed in front of my house.
People are throwing garbage in the garbage bin.
So?
So what? Move the garbage bin.
The people of our neighbourhood act like royalty.
Instead of throwing trash in the bin,
they are throwing it outside.
My house has a foul smell.
Ma'am, we have to place the garbage bin somewhere, right?
Put it on my head. - What do you mean?
I mean, if you need to place the garbage bin somewhere,
will you place it in my courtyard? Move it away.
Look, madam. We are not that free. Can't you see how busy we are?
We have a lot of pending files.
You may leave now.
What did you say? Who did you say was idle?
You are paid to work here. Understand?
Just a minute.
Until my work is done, I won't leave this place.
Ma'am, if you want to protest, you can go to Ram Leela Ground.
You cannot start a protest here.
You'd better leave and let us do our work, or else...
Or what? Tell me. Or What? What will you do?
You don't know what a government officer can do.
Really? You don't know what an ordinary person can do.
I am sure you got this job by paying a bribe.
That's why you don't know anything.
Look, don't teach me how to do my job. - Learn it, man.
Or, along with you, the municipality will get a one-star rating.
What? Mobile...
Record... You cannot record a video in a municipal office.
Your phone... Keep your phone back.
This isn't a video recording. I am streaming it live. - What?
Even the chief minister and local MLA are tagged.
Let's see if you learn to be respectable or not.
You will have to resign for sure.
Oh my! We know each other.
I accepted her complaint. It's not like that.
Please stop recording it.
Joke. It was a joke. - You've said enough jokes.
You should become serious now. - Yes.
File her complaint.
Yes. Please tell me.
Oh, wow! I used to think that only I could shut people up,
but you turned out to be Pushpa 2. It was amazing.
Ma'am, it wasn't my doing. It was all thanks to this.
Yes. I am grateful to you and your phone.
But I won't thank you.
Come on. Write the report immediately. - Ma'am...
Please have a seat. - It's fine.
What's your full name? - Note it down.
Mrs Pushpa Rani Sharma.
Just a minute.
The locality. The name of the locality.
The locality. - Chandni Chowk.
'Sir, the office is shut today,'
'but I want to meet you. I'll wait for you near the library.'
'You can come there if you are free.'
Come in. Just a minute.
Leave your shoes outside.
Oh! I am sorry. - Okay.
May I come in now? - Yes. Come in.
Come in. Have a seat.
Have a seat.
Here. Drink some water. - Thank you, Mrs Sharma.
I'll make some tea for you. - Chill, Mrs Sharma.
There's no need.
We can chill while having a cup of tea, right?
By the way, I want to thank you again for what you did for me.
Please stop it, Mrs Sharma.
I can't accept any more thanks.
You are quite funny.
You help your elders and drop them off at home.
You remind me of someone.
My daughter's boss.
He is also a kind man.
You are a mini 'karjan'.
Mrs Sharma, 'karjan'?
A small recharge.
A mini 'karjan'.
'Version'. Right?
Is that the word? That's it.
Mrs Sharma, you're funny.
I'll make you a cup of tea. - Okay, Mrs Sharma.
Darn it. I offered him tea, but there's no sugar at home.
Dear, I'll go to the shop and buy some sugar. Okay?
Mrs Sharma, why do you need to go out?
It will get delivered.
How will it get delivered automatically? Will it fly?
No, Mrs Sharma. Through the phone.
Tell me. What do you want to order? - Do you have the grocer's number?
No, Mrs Sharma. Just tell me what you want to order.
One kilo of sugar. - Yes, Mrs Sharma. I've added it.
Do they deliver milk? - Yes.
Just a minute.
Order tea leaves as well.
One kilo of 'masoor dal'.
Just a minute, Mrs Sharma.
Three kilo of flour.
And 'desi' ghee.
What's the total? - Mrs Sharma, Rs 1590.
What?
Rs 1590. - Oh my God! So expensive.
Cancel it. - No, Mrs Sharma. Today's order is on me.
No, dear. How can I make you spend money on me?
No, no. Mrs Sharma, you called me your son, right?
How can I now fulfil my duty as a son?
That won't do. - Dear,
I think you were born in the wrong era.
I don't think the goods will be delivered today, by the way.
What if the goods arrive, Mrs Sharma?
You'll get 'pakoras' with tea for free.
Deal. Mrs Sharma, deal.
Okay?
Okay. Deal!
I'll be back in a minute, Mrs Sharma. - Okay.
Hello.
Where are you? - At Anu's house.
Wow!
You went to Anu's house straight from the office.
You turned out to be quite fast. Good job.
Thank you.
Very good job, Meera.
I mean,
your detective
is doing a good job.
Sorry. What do you mean?
I mean, you asked him to follow Anu, right?
Not at all. - Really?
Why did he go to Anu's house?
Jhende, I've said this before too.
Anu and Neel belong to the same age group. They are young.
And now, they have become friends.
They are bound to hang out together.
As far as Neel going to Anu's house is concerned,
you know how fast the people of this generation are.
They reach the moon before we take a breath.
He just went to Anu's house.
Excuse me.
Madam, you think I don't know what's going on,
but it is not like that.
Dear, a mobile phone cannot do the job of a grocer.
You won't get tea and 'pakoras' now.
The goods won't be delivered today.
These apps and all are just frauds.
Whether they are frauds or this generation's Gods...
You will find out in ten seconds.
Really? - Before I count to ten,
your goods will arrive.
Really? - Shall we count?
Okay.
Ten, nine.
Four, three,
two, one.
Where did he come from?
Thank you, ma'am. - Thank you.
Dear, this is a miracle.
I want to learn this magic.
Do you have a smartphone?
Mr Sharma gifted it to me.
Give it to me. - Okay.
Yes. Take it. - Let me see.
That's it. It's done.
Oh, wow! Dear, you know,
I used to think that if I had a son,
I would have made him do a lot of work.
Dear, you know, I feel you've handed me a son.
Whenever you order your son around... - Yes.
Think of me as well.
Dear, you don't need to say it. - Mom.
Anu!
Look, I kept talking about my son.
My daughter returned home.
Just a second, mom. Neel, what are you doing here?
Do you know him?
Yes, mom. He works at my office.
Such a small word! - What? 'Smell cold'?
Oh, yes. Mrs Sharma, world.
I mean, it is truly a small world.
You can bump into anyone at any time.
Yes. The way
you bumped into me at the municipal office.
Yes, Mrs Sharma.
Anu, you know he helped me a lot.
'I want to get this garbage bin removed from here.'
'Pushpa, you have to go to the municipal office'
'and file a complaint.'
'Move the garbage bin.'
'Look, don't teach me how to do my job. - Learn it, man.'
'I am streaming it live. - What?'
'It's not like that.'
'I was talking to her politely. - File her complaint.'
'Please tell me.'
You know he is a gem of a person.
His heart is made of gold. Yes.
That's why I brought him home to treat him to a cup of tea.
Thank you so much, Neel.
But what were you doing at the municipal office?
Actually, Anu. I was facing some issues with the property tax.
That's why.
You both can sit down. I'll go and make tea.
No, Mrs Sharma. I am running a bit late today.
Sorry. I'll come some other time. - What?
What about your tea and 'pakoras'? And our deal. What about it?
Aunt, some other time.
Anyway, you are so cute.
I have to see you again.
Okay, Mrs Sharma. I should go now.
Wait a minute.
Anu, isn't he your colleague? You should drop him off.
Bye.
Your mom is a combination of cute and funny.
She has a different vibe.
She reminds me of my mom.
First, Anu was going around with Arya.
And now, she has started roaming with a new boy. - Who is he?
I don't know.
But I am telling you. She has ruined the ambience of our locality.
You are right, Rajni.
Soni's video call.
'Anu, hi.'
Hello, Soni. How are you? - I am good.
But I think you have forgotten me.
Yes. Maybe.
But I haven't forgotten the taste
Sahana's potato gravy and 'kachoris'.
Anu, why don't you come to Varanasi?
I will not only make your favourite 'aloo kachori',
but I will make Aunt Pushpa's tomato 'chaat'
and Uncle Gopal's favourite 'launglata' as well.
The entire family will enjoy the meal together.
Aunt Ganga. - It's been so long.
'We haven't shared a meal in a long time. Come over, dear.'
I promise, aunt. This time...
'How dare you act insolently?'
Oh my! That sounds like Sneha's voice.
It feels as though Sneha is going to teach someone a lesson.
Sneha, look who is on the phone.
Oh my! Anu, how are you?
I am fine, Sneha, but you don't look fine to me.
Who did you beat up today?
It's nothing. Some boys were misbehaving with some girls,
so I taught them the law and some manners.
You did the right thing.
Sneha, you should keep fighting. Teach everyone a lesson.
But don't forget to love us all.
Absolutely. I will love all of you equally.
Take care of yourself.
Bye. - Bye.
Look, Anu. Arya has the right to be upset,
but you should find a way to mollify him.
How will I mollify him, Simran?
He isn't answering my calls or replying to my messages
or coming to meet me.
You know I waited for him for three hours outside the library,
yet he didn't come to meet me.
He is very upset. How could anyone be so upset?
I am telling you the truth, Simran.
I want to meet him, see him and talk to him.
I can't wait to hear him call out my name. He sounds like this. 'Anu.'
I am dying to hear his voice, Simran.
Goddess, You hear my prayers instantly, right? Hear me out.
Bring Arya in front of me at all costs.
"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."
Sir, you will live to a hundred.
Who are you talking to? - Take a look. Sir is really here.
But I won't speak to him so easily. I'll act a little pricey.
By the way, I had heard that people lose their minds in love.
I saw it today.
Look downstairs. There's no one. - What are you saying, Simran?
He was right there.
Simran, I swear. Sir was standing there.
How could he disappear suddenly?
For that, he needs to be here, right?
Look, Anu. Your love has reached another level.
People lose their minds. They tend to see things that don't exist.
They tend to hear things that haven't been said.
It is possible, Simran.
It is possible. You are absolutely right.
But my next level love started a bit late.
I am telling the truth.
Whether I am sitting, standing, awake or sleeping...
I see Arya everywhere.
You are right. I have lost my mind. My head has stopped working.
There is no cure for this craziness. What should I do?
Look.
Look, I can see him again.
I don't know what is happening to me.
Let it be.
Anu, you are not dreaming.
Arya is really standing in front of you.
'He is really standing in front of you.'
You are making fun of me again.
So, you don't believe me, right?
Why don't you try touching him?
"It begins and ends with you."
Simran, Arya is really here.
Sir, I was...
Come in.
Oh my! Sir, you're here.
Sir, come in.
Please come in. Have a seat. It's fine. Come in.
I can mop the floor later. Come in.
Sir, water. - Thank you.
Anu, why didn't you tell me that sir was going to come home?
Mom, I... - How could she inform you when she was unaware?
I wanted to surprise all of you today.
Surprise? In that case, I got two surprises today.
What do you mean? - I'll tell you.
Here you go. I want you to eat these 'besan laddoos' first.
I ordered them online.
Mom, I've told you that sir doesn't eat sweets.
It is fine sometimes. - It isn't fine.
It is fine. - He eats healthy food.
No, mom. - What does she know?
It is fine sometimes, Mrs Sharma.
Tell me the story about your double surprise.
Firstly, your visit home. It was a surprise.
The bigger surprise
was the boy working in your company. Even he came home today.
What boy? - The one
I met at the municipal office.
You know he solved all my problems with the snap of a finger.
What a handsome boy.
He does amazing things using his phone.
Who? - The one who taught me to order food
using an app. I ordered 'besan laddoos' from there.
What was his name? Neel!
Sir!
Sir, are you okay? Please drink some water.
Sir, are you okay?
'Aren't you too early today? - Yes, sir. Actually, I...'
'Not just Anu, even I came early today, sir.'
'Just a moment, Anu. I want to talk to you.'
'Sir, the credit for this presentation'
'goes to someone else, not me.'
'It goes to Neel. Sir, had Neel not helped me,'
'I wouldn't have been able to do this.'
'The person you are waiting for is having lunch with someone else.'
'With whom? - Neel.'