Hello, Anu. Arya here.
The call got disconnected.
Call him back.
The call won't connect now.
Just a second. Let me trace it.
Jhende, what are you doing?
Jhende, don't break the SIM. I am expecting an emergency call.
I can't trace it, either. - What?
It seems he broke the SIM card.
It was a great chance to get to Aryavardhan.
But we missed it.
Jalandar wants just one chance to ruin everything.
He is waiting to do that desperately.
If he gets to you... - I don't care if he does!
I am not scared of him.
I need to talk to Anu.
But I need to ensure your safety.
Fine.
I can't call her, right?
So, I'll sneak out at night and meet her.
Why do you want to meet her?
Because Anu must be worried.
I told her I would call her once I reached London.
But you brought me here and seized my phone.
I am unable to contact her. She must be worried.
She must be thinking that I am in trouble.
Don't worry about her.
I have informed Anu that you've reached London safely.
Do you think she will believe you?
She must also be as desperate as I am
to hear my voice.
Let me go. - Wait.
What are you saying?
Why are you talking like Gen Z lovers?
Consider your age, position and status.
You are Aryavardhan. The industrialist, Aryavardhan!
You are not a college student.
One more thing.
I can't allow you to risk your life.
He disconnected the call instantly.
It means they are scared.
Both Aryavardhan and Jhende are scared.
And they know
that I won't miss a chance.
That's why he is hiding inside his safety shield.
But his love
will break his safety shield.
It will break.
Aryavardhan's safety shield will be broken.
He will try to... What's the name of that girl? Anu.
He will try to contact her.
Keep an eye on him.
He can't escape us this time.
Go on.
Here's your tea.
Neel!
Greetings, aunt! - Greetings!
Greetings, uncle. - Greetings. Please have a seat.
Have a seat. I'll bring water for you.
What brings you here?
I am here to return Anu's phone.
I see. - Here you go.
Hey. What's inside this?
Uncle, it's a guitar. - Why did you bring it here?
Because I want you to pursue your hobby.
I told you I would teach you how to play the guitar, right?
So, that's it. Today is your first class.
Wow, Neel!
I thought you said that just for the sake of it.
But you are here with a guitar.
He is a man of his word. - Yes.
Yes. And I am a good musician, too.
The most important thing in music is its notes.
I also have some knowledge about musical notes.
Really, uncle? - Yes.
There are seven musical notes.
Let's do that with the guitar now. - Sure!
Neel, you are here!
Anu, I am here to return your phone.
And he is also here to teach me how to play the guitar.
I think I'll soon become an expert at playing the guitar.
Then, I'll hold a guitar one day
and play it like this.
Your dad has lost his mind.
Anu, your phone.
I didn't realise when our phones got exchanged.
I am sorry. - It's okay. It happens.
Thank you.
Neel, what did you do with this?
Let me tell you again. - Yes.
'Arya hasn't called or texted me.'
I hope you're following my instructions.
They are patrolling the area properly, right?
Yes, sir.
Good. And...
'Gopi. Let him in.'
'Would you like some tea?'
'Gopi!'
'Golu!'
'Give me a minute.'
Listen. Something urgent has come up.
Aryavardhan should not leave the house at any cost.
Got it? - Okay, sir.
Yes, sir!
'Hello sir.'
'I can't connect to Arya over the phone.'
'My messages aren't getting delivered, either.'
'Where on earth is he?'
Please stop it, Mr Sharma!
Please lower your voice. My ears might start bleeding.
Pushpa, Kishore Kumar didn't become a singer overnight.
One must practise day and night, right? - Yes.
Okay. Then, you should only practise singing.
Stop going to the shop starting tomorrow.
Neel, don't you think someone is feeling jealous?
Why would I feel jealous?
I am just worried about your work.
Pushpa, you should worry about your work.
What did you say?
'It's so difficult to fetch water from the tanker.'
'Bargaining with the vegetable vendor gives me a headache.'
Did I say anything wrong?
I have a lot on my plate.
Do you think I have nothing to do at the shop?
I also have to work there. - Mom and dad.
Why are you fighting again?
Neel is here.
She started the fight, not me.
She thinks I have no work at the shop.
And he thinks I relax at home all day.
Anu, you are here now. So, make a decision.
Who works more?
Yes, make a decision and tell us. - Yes.
How do I tell you who works more?
You work equally.
Hey! How is that possible?
This is wrong. - Yes.
Don't say things to calm us. - Yes.
Be honest. Tell us who works more. - Yes. Tell us.
I work more. - No, it's me.
I work more than everyone.
Wait, uncle and aunt.
I have a great idea
to find out whose work is more difficult.
What idea?
The two of you should exchange your work for a few days.
Then, you will find out
whose work is easy and whose work is difficult.
Neel, what are you saying? - No, Anu.
Neel is right.
It's a good idea.
I am ready.
But I guess Pushpa is not ready. She is scared.
Why would I be scared?
Please think about it again.
Pushpa.
Selling saris isn't an easy task.
Do you think
running a house is an easy task?
Mr Sharma, brace yourself.
You're going to have a hard time fetching water from the tanker.
You will understand everything in one day.
I already know everything.
I pay for the ration.
Only I know how to save money and run this household.
You never save any money!
The money you give me... - So, it's decided.
Starting tomorrow, Aunt Pushpa will go to Uncle Gopal's shop,
and Uncle Gopal will do all the household chores.
Now, we will find out who works more.
'The number you've called is currently switched off.'
Why can't I get through to Arya?
Jhende!
You are here all of a sudden!
Is everything okay?
Yes, aunt. - What's the matter?
Why are you so scared? And why are you out of breath?
No, aunt.
Aryavardhan is not at home, right? So, I...
I was just ensuring everything was fine.
I only came to ask you if everything was fine.
Everything is fine. But one thing is troubling me.
What is it?
It has been 24 hours since Arya reached London.
But he hasn't called me yet.
He never did that before.
Aunt...
Arya has gone to London, right?
Yes, aunt. He has gone to London.
He had some urgent meetings.
Maybe that's why his phone is off or out of coverage area.
And that's why you can't connect to him.
Are you telling the truth?
Yes, aunt.
I am telling the truth.
Can I ever lie to you?
If you say so, I will believe you.
But...
But what?
Nothing.
Wait. I'll ask someone to serve food to you.
You must be hungry, right? - Yes.
It is rightly said.
Only a mother knows what her children need.
I am starving.
Have a seat.
Golu.
Yes, sir.
Did an outsider come here?
Many people visit this house, sir.
Who are you talking about, sir?
Take me to the CCTV room. - Come with me, sir.
'Who are you? What do you want?'
'I am here to check the gas meter. - Gopi.'
'Let him in.'
'Ma'am, I am here to read the gas meter.'
'Would you like some tea?'
'I just need a little water.'
'Gopi.'
'Gopi! Golu!'
'Give me a minute.'
Jalandar.
What is the CCTV camera number of the area where he went?
Sir, he is going towards the dining area.
There are no CCTV cameras after that.
What?
Sir... Sir, what happened?
This dining area has no CCTV cameras.
But why did Jalandar
come here?
What if he planted a bomb here?
Yes, Jhende!
How did you like my surprise?
Did you think I would plant a bomb at Aryavardhan's house?
I won't kill him so easily.
I will give him a painful death.
You are playing with fire, Jalandar. You'll face dire consequences.
Jhende, I already faced
those consequences 20 years ago.
I've lost everything.
I have nothing to lose now.
Now, it is time for Aryavardhan to lose things.
After all, he has a lot to lose.
Jhende, do you know how many days there are in 20 years?
There are 7300 days.
There are 87600 hours.
And there are 52,56,000 minutes.
And do you know how many seconds there are?
31,53,60,000.
I have lost so much in 20 years.
And who's responsible for that?
Aryavardhan.
I have to settle the score with him.
I will snatch everything from him.
His family,
reputation, wealth,
house,
love...
One by one, I'll snatch everything from him.
I will...
Your mom and dad have a cute bond.
Yes.
That was just a lovers' tiff. They love each other a lot.
By the way, thanks for coming so far to return the phone.
It's okay.
But after I gave you the phone, you were quite worried.
Is everything okay?
Yes. Everything is good.
Are you sure?
I mean, the way you checked your phone, it seemed
you were waiting for someone's call or message.
Is that person Arya?
Neel, what are you...
Just kidding.
May I tell you something seriously? - What?
Don't mind, but I don't think he has gone to London.
I think he is in Delhi.
What do you think?
Did he say anything to you before he left?
'Did you tell anyone'
'that Arya met you before leaving for London?'
'No, sir. - Don't tell anyone about it.'
No. He didn't say anything to me.
Okay. I should get going now.
Good night. - Good night.
Why did Neel say that Arya is in Delhi?
Where is he?
Whether he is in Delhi or London, I just hope
that he is fine.
Jhende, I have been waiting for you. Where were you?
At your house. - At this hour?
Is everything okay?
Jhende!
Are Harsh, mom and Mansi okay?
Yes.
Your mom was worried because she couldn't talk to you.
But I told her
that you were busy with your meetings in London.
How long will you manage to say all these things to people?
Mom, Mansi, Harsh, Meera, Anu...
You've pushed all of them away from me.
I can't even go out.
I am hiding in this house.
Being a coward is worse than being a loser, Jhende.
I feel Jalandar has won, and I have lost.
I am feeling like a loser.
But if you go out... - He will kill me, right?
So be it.
I don't fear death.
But you fear losing your loved ones, right?
What do you mean?
I mean, this.
What is this?
Jalandar got to your house, Arya.
'Let him in.'
'I will snatch everything from him.'
'His family, reputation,'
'house... I will snatch everything from him.'