There is something I don't understand.
How did he know your name?
The answer is right behind you.
Yes, sir. You are right. This is what happened.
He saw your photo and name in the magazine. That's why
he was talking nonsense.
Don't pay attention to him.
Why were the two of you walking over here?
I sent a car and bodyguards for you. Where are they?
But, sir,
they didn't come today. - What do you mean?
It... It is okay, sir.
Where were you? What's the time?
Sorry, sir. Someone was protesting on the road.
That's why all the roads were blocked.
There are protests on a daily basis in Delhi.
Does this mean you will be late every day?
It's okay, sir. Please don't scold them because of me.
They... - Be quiet, Anu.
You don't know but he has made a huge mistake today.
Had I not arrived on time...
This is a last warning.
Until I tell you otherwise, you won't leave Anu alone.
Once I decide to punish you,
even the Lord won't be able to save you.
Sorry, sir. This won't happen again.
Anu, please forget about what happened.
Do well in your exams. Okay?
All the best. - Thank you, sir.
All the best to you too. - Thank you, sir.
Come on. Get in.
Jhende,
you have to do something for me.
Pushpa.
Take these things.
You're back. - Yes.
Here. Take it.
Let me check. - Take a look.
Did you buy everything that's on the list?
You bought ghee for 'shakarpara'.
And gram flour for the 'laddoos'.
There's 'mewa' here and here...
Where is the semolina? What about the other things?
You didn't bring half the things for the Diwali offering.
Where are they?
Pushpa, I didn't have much money this time. This is all I could buy.
Please make do.
Our daughter also earns.
Let me give you some money.
Pushpa, don't take her money. - Why?
Pushpa, I don't want to spend the money Anu earned
on this house anymore.
She earned this money. Spend it on her wedding.
Her wedding? You mean Neel agreed to the wedding?
No.
We spoke, but after that,
Neel hasn't called me or answered my calls.
I don't understand. How will this marriage take place?
I can't believe it. You are telling the truth, right?
Yes, Meera.
I sent some bodyguards to Anu's house. One of them told me
that Anu's dad called Neel home
and spoke to him about his marriage to Anu.
You've given me some amazing news.
I mean, my plan was successful.
What do you mean by that?
That's why I brought Neel to this office.
You mean you hired him for a reason.
Of course, yes. My goal
was to throw Anu out of Arya's life for good.
Meera, this isn't right.
I don't know whether it is right, wrong, good or bad, Jhende.
All I know is that
I had to do this to get Anu out of my way.
Once Neel and Anu get married,
Anu won't be out of Arya's life.
She will be out of our lives for good.
This office will become peaceful once again.
Congratulations, Jhende.
You've been trying to get rid of this problem for a long time.
Your problem is finally solved.
Now, excuse me.
I'll be back.
Meera, what you did wasn't right.
Things aren't as easy as you think.
Firstly, Aryavardhan won't be able to forget about Anu so easily.
Secondly,
this boy, Neel...
I find him fishy.
Sir, you buy a jewellery set every year on Diwali.
You are buying a ring this year. Is there something special?
In that case, you should buy a special ring.
Let me show you.
This is a 5-carat VVS1 clarity. Ten million.
Too much.
The one I am buying it for...
Simplicity is her greatest virtue.
Show me an elegant design that will suit her.
"When I found you, I knew"
"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."
This one. - It is quite cheap, sir.
The value of the ring isn't determined
by the diamond embedded in it,
but by the person who will wear it on her finger.
I know
that once she wears it, this ring will become precious.
What did you say, sir?
I must say
the person you are buying this ring for is quite lucky.
Mom! - Yes.
What's this? You started cleaning the house for Diwali alone.
You should have at least waited for me to return home.
Oh my! Your exams are going on. How could I make you do chores?
How was your exam?
The exam went well, mom, but...
But what?
The dream that I had last night came true.
What? - Mom!
Be careful. Give me your hand.
Be careful. - What are you saying?
I am telling the truth, mom.
The crazy man who was chasing me in my dream last night...
I met him on the way.
You... Are you alright? Did you get hurt?
No, mom. Calm down. - Okay.
I am absolutely fine. I didn't get hurt.
Thankfully, Arya came there on time. He saved me.
He didn't let me get hurt, mom.
I am truly grateful to Arya.
He takes such good care of us.
He even hired two bodyguards for us. - That's true.
Just a second.
'Why did Anu see the man she dreamed of?'
'Is this a sign of an untoward danger?'
Mom! What happened?
No. It's nothing.
Are you sure? - Yes, Anu. I am sure.
'Yes. I am sure.'
What's going on, mom?
Were you planning to do all the chores and cleaning alone?
I am going to help you. Wait.
No. You have exams.
You must be tired. Get some rest. You have to study as well.
Really? You want me to rest.
Wow, mom! Wow!
You think I am a bad daughter, right?
My mom is busy doing the chores.
How can I rest?
You didn't instil bad values in me.
Wait.
Mom! - Yes.
Did you get all the ingredients for cooking?
No. There are still some things left.
Once all the ingredients arrive, I'll start making sweets and snacks.
Okay.
Okay, listen. - Yes.
I saw it on 'Pinstagram'.
Lately, people have been distributing beautiful lamps
with sweets and snacks.
Should we do the same? - Yes, mom. It's a good idea.
Yes. - It will be cheaper if we buy them in bulk.
Now, you sound like Pushpa's daughter.
Look, the word cheaper means a lot to middle-class women.
Okay, Anu. Don't forget
we have to send a gift and a sweet box to Arya this year.
'I won't give Arya an ordinary gift.'
'I am going to give him a special gift.'
Okay, mom.
I saw a reel. It rained a lot this year,
so the weather will be cold.
We have started cleaning the house.
Remove the sweaters and winter clothes from the trunk upstairs.
Trunk?
'This time, I will knit a sweater for Arya'
'and gift it to him.'
Wait. Where are you going, Anu?
I am going to meet Simran.
She said she would help me.
She didn't even complete the chores.
I will have to do the remaining chores now.
These are not my values.
Mr Sharma instilled these values in her.
Who is speaking? - This is Meera speaking.
Ma'am, it's you.
Why did you call me? Did Anu make a mistake?
Relax, Mr Sharma. I didn't call to complain.
I called to congratulate you.
Congratulate? For what?
I found out that you were discussing Neel and Anu's marriage.
You found out about it.
How could I not find out about it?
I was the one who appointed Neel.
Yes. You know
he respects you a lot because of it.
He said that you and Arya meant a lot to him.
He is good with words, but he is also a good person.
Trust me. You are doing the right thing.
Anu and Neel are perfect for each other.
Ma'am, I feel the same,
but there's something I don't understand.
Who should I talk to about this alliance?
Neel told me his parents weren't around.
He has some distant relatives. I was hoping to talk to them.
You can leave it to me.
I will speak to them.
As far as the other things are concerned, as Neel said,
Arya and I are his only family in this city.
We will handle everything.
Since Arya has been busy lately,
you can discuss Neel and Anu's marriage with me.
Yes. That's fine.
Ma'am, please tell me when I can meet you.
Come to the office tomorrow.
Okay. I'll be there.
Okay.
Congratulations, Anu.
Now, you and Neel will get married.
And Neel
will take you away from this place for good.
After a couple of years of marriage,
you can knit sweaters
for your children.
This first knot symbolises the trust I have in you, Arya.
The second knot
symbolises the love I have for you.
The third knot symbolises the respect
I have for you in my heart.
This sweater will look good on you, Arya.
This ring will look good on you, Anu.
"It begins and ends with you."
Ma'am,
may I come in?
Yes. Come in.
Ma'am, did you call me?
Have a seat.
Neel,
after looking at your recent performance,
I've decided to give you a promotion.
Promotion?
I mean, thank you, ma'am, but I haven't been here for long.
I know it is too soon,
but if you get married in the future,
you will have a lot of responsibilities,
and your salary and position should also increase, right?
Married?
Ma'am, what are you saying?
Anu's parents spoke to you about it yesterday.
You are getting married to Anu.
Anyway, Mr Sharma will be coming here tomorrow to speak to me
about your wedding.
But, ma'am, I don't want to get married to her.
What's wrong with you, Neel?
Anu is a nice girl. Her looks are decent.
She is educated. She hails from a decent family.
What's the problem?
Ma'am, the problem is that you hired me
to keep Anu away from Mr Aryavardhan,
not to marry her.
And I don't even love Anu.
If we marry each other, though we don't love each other,
our lives will get ruined.
Look, you don't need to lecture me.
You will get married one day, so why not now?
It is good if you settle down early.
But, ma'am... - No ifs and buts.
Mr Sharma will be coming here tomorrow to talk about the wedding.
I will tell him that you've agreed to it.
You will marry Anu, and that's final.
Ma'am... - You can leave now.
Jhende, you... - You know the best part about diamonds
is that they are extracted from the coal mines.
They both are stones,
but one turns to dust, but the other turns into diamond.
You are a diamond, Aryavardhan.
It took years to polish you.
Why do you want to turn into coal again?
What do you want to say?
This ring is for Anu, right?
Yes. - Don't give it to her.
Jhende, you told me that you won't comment about Anu and me.
You also asked me for time. You said you would leave Anu.
If you can't stick to your promise, why should I?
Enough. I won't back down at any cost now.
I will give this ring to Anu.
I'll tell her what's in my heart and confess my feelings.
I am done listening to everyone. I've had enough of this world.
Now, I will listen to my heart.
Anu gave me this strength. My mom gave me this strength.
I won't listen to anyone else.
Fine.
But what if Anu's parents refuse?
I have agreed to this wedding proposal.
And so have I.
Who could say no to Neel?
Absolutely.
Since we've discussed everything,
you can start making the wedding preparations.
And if you are in need of money or anything else,
you can tell me. I'll arrange everything.
Ma'am, it's enough that you said these words.
By the way, have you spoken to Anu about it?
No. I haven't spoken to her.
I'll talk to her once her exams are over.
Good.
There should be no delays when it comes to such things. - Yes.
Listen to me, Arya. Anu's dad will never get her married to you.
Why not? What's the problem? Tell me.
Anu loves me, and I love her.
I have a good house, family and business.
I'll take good care of her. She will be happy.
People are right.
Love is blind.
You can't see what everyone can.
The age gap between you and Anu.
She is a college-going girl,
and you are a middle-aged businessman.
She has her whole life ahead of her.
You've lived half... - Stop taunting me about my age, Jhende.
I am not taunting you. I am telling the truth.
You have become rich.
That's why you've forgotten the mindset of a middle-class man.
But I haven't forgotten it.
These things seem ordinary to you,
but they aren't ordinary for a middle-class family.
I can guarantee that Anu's parents
will never get her married to you.
If you don't believe me, you can come with me.
Come on.
By the way, Mr Sharma, are you happy?
I am very happy.
Who won't be happy to finalise his daughter's wedding?
A daughter's wedding is a father's responsibility.
You helped me fulfil my responsibility.
Thank you so much, ma'am.
There can't be anyone better for Anu than Neel.