Mom's call.
Yes, mom. - Arya!
Harsh has fallen sick all of a sudden.
Come home soon.
Okay. I'll be there.
Harsh isn't fine. I have to go right now.
Okay. I'll handle things here.
Please come, Mr Sharma. I was waiting for you.
Didn't Keval and the others come to work?
They've gone to Jaipur to get the stock.
It was a bit urgent, so I had to send them.
Okay. - Actually, you have to handle the shop alone today.
It won't be a problem, right?
No. It won't be a problem. I'll manage.
You can rest assured.
That's amazing.
Okay, Mr Sharma. This...
This is for you.
Sir, this money? - Diwali bonus.
You've never given me a bonus before. - I know
I've never given you a bonus on Diwali before, Mr Sharma,
but people can change and reform, right?
Just think that you changed me with your kindness.
Please forgive my past actions.
Oh... Please don't
join your hands. It makes me feel awkward.
You are truly kind.
I am getting late. Can I leave?
Yes. You may go.
Please take care. - Okay.
Come on. Take your medicine.
Anu, you are acting like a child.
Take it.
No, mom. I am fine now.
What happened here?
Why are your teeth crooked? Let me see.
Let me see. Yes. Come on. Drink some water. Yes.
'Here. - No, sir. I don't want it.'
'Are your front teeth crooked?'
'Not at all. - Let me see.'
Mom, this... - What about it?
Ar...
What? - Nothing. It's nothing.
I hope I am not disturbing.
Bholi, when did you become so 'hormonal'?
'Hormonal'?
You mean formal.
Yes. That's it.
What are you plotting?
I am not plotting anything. I was just being a good neighbour.
I heard Anu fainted.
I came to check on her.
How are you, Anu? - I am fine, aunt. Thank you.
By the way, Pushpa.
I heard this happened because of 'ashtami'.
Rajni
is a loudspeaker.
Whenever I share something with her,
she tells the whole neighbourhood about it.
Tell me, Pushpa. What's going on?
There's no problem.
Someone was talking rubbish.
Why are you getting angry?
I know there's no such thing.
I think someone's evil eye must have befallen Anu.
What do you mean? - Obviously.
Anu is such a nice girl.
She works for a renowned company.
She earns Rs 35,000 a month.
Why wouldn't people feel jealous?
Yes. You are right,
but as far as I know you,
you don't give anything for free.
Tell me. What do you want in exchange for this advice?
Nothing. - Look, don't pretend to be naive.
Just tell me what you want.
Pushpa, didn't I tell you
that I had lost my job?
I am looking for a job.
If Anu could help me find a job at her company.
But aunt, aren't you a nurse?
How could I get you a job in my company?
Yes. Don't rich people have a lot of businesses?
Arya might own a hospital or two.
He might know people who own hospitals.
Just talk to him.
Yes. You can make up stories.
What do you mean? - I mean,
you and the other women from our neighbourhood
love to spread rumours about my daughter, Anu.
And today, you want Anu to help you find a job.
I am sorry, Pushpa.
You should go. There's no use apologising...
It's okay, mom. Let it be.
Look at her. Aunt Bholi is worried.
Don't worry.
I'll speak to Arya about getting you a job.
You are so sweet.
God bless you.
I should go now, Pushpa.
I have to ward the evil eye off you now.
Why? - What do you mean?
As it is, our neighbours are jealous of your success.
If you help Bholi find a job,
won't they die out of jealousy?
Your dad's job has also been going well lately.
Our lives
are finally back on track.
I have to ward off the evil eye.
Okay, mom. You can do what you feel is right.
If these things bring you happiness, then so be it.
Leave it.
Sit properly.
Did you ward off the evil eye? - Not yet.
I have warded it off now.
Enough, dear. That's enough. Everything will be fine.
Don't worry, Harsh.
Nothing happened. Everything is fine. - What happened?
Harsh.
Harsh, are you alright?
Enough now.
I am scared. I am feeling restless.
But why are you scared? - I...
I entered the room.
I opened the door to that room.
'Harsh! - Harsh!'
What! - I shouldn't have done that.
I made a huge mistake, Arya.
I shouldn't have... - It's okay. Calm down.
Arya, I won't enter that room again.
I will never enter that room. I am sorry.
Don't enter the room, Harsh. - I won't...
No one is forcing you.
Mansi, did you take Harsh there?
Yes.
Harsh didn't want to go there, but Mansi took him there forcefully.
I tried to stop her, but Mansi
never listens to anyone.
She has to listen now!
Do you see Harsh's condition?
Mansi, I can tolerate everything,
but I won't tolerate it
if someone plays with my brother's health.
Understood?
Harsh, that's enough. I think you didn't take your medicine.
That's why you feel this way, right?
Take it. Take this medicine. You will feel better.
Take it. Yes. Take the medicine.
When elders stop you from doing something,
they do it for a reason.
You don't need to burn your hand to learn a lesson.
Had you realised this,
you wouldn't be regretting things now.
Mom! - Yes?
Do you remember how worried we were when dad lost his job?
Yes.
Aunt Bholi is going through the same thing right now.
Anu, for middle-class people like us,
our jobs are like fuel.
As long as we have it,
our lives are on the right track.
As soon as we run out of fuel, our car stops working.
Anu, why don't you speak to Arya about Bholi's job?
Yes, mom. I'll do that.
Actually, I think I should call him right now.
Mom, Arya isn't answering the phone.
He must be busy. Call him later.
Meera.
Hello, ma'am. - Anu, how are you feeling now?
I am better now, ma'am. Thank you.
Why didn't you come to the office?
Ma'am, actually, I wanted to come to the office,
but Arya came to visit me in the morning.
He told me to take a day off and rest at home.
He strictly forbade me from working. That's why.
And you obeyed him!
Actually, you just need an excuse to take a day off.
First, you took some days off for the exams.
And then, you took a day off for Diwali.
When I gave you a small task in the office,
you couldn't do that either.
You fainted in the office.
Now, you want sick leave.
If you don't come to the office tomorrow, don't ever come here.
This time, I'll approve your leave
for good.
Ma'am, I...
What happened, Anu?
Why do you look upset?
Did Meera say something?
No, mom. She...
She didn't say anything.
I've been at home for a long time.
There's a lot of pending work at the office.
She was asking me to resume. She was right.
I can't take so many days off. I...
I should go to the office tomorrow.
What about your health?
Mom, my health is good, right? I only felt a bit dizzy.
I can't sit at home forever, right?
Fine. As you wish.
Don't worry, Arya. Harsh will be fine.
Mom, this shouldn't have happened in the first place.
Harsh shouldn't have entered that room.
We couldn't stop him.
You gave the key to Mansi of your own accord.
She won't return it now.
Arya, take the key to the room back.
Don't give it to anyone.
Harsh, Mansi wanted this key.
Yes. I had lost my mind, Arya.
But after seeing Harsh's condition, I came back to my senses.
I don't want this key.
The way I behaved with you at the party yesterday...
I shouldn't have done that. I am sorry for that.
I am sorry for asking you to give me this key.
I am sorry for sending Harsh to that room.
Please forgive me.
I will never do anything of the sort again.
Mansi, as long as you realise your mistake, we won't blame you.
Anyway, our Mansi is quite forgetful, right?
You aren't upset with me.
Look, younger ones have the right to make mistakes,
but elders don't have the right to stay upset for long.
Thank you so much.
By the way, Arya, may I ask you something? - Sure.
Since you aren't angry at me anymore,
I wanted to know
what was in the room. As soon as Harsh entered the room,
he ended up in that state.
Arya, please tell me what's in that room.
I can't say much.
All I can say
is that room has some memories from our past.
I don't want its shadow to befall you or Harsh.
Mansi, you and Harsh are the future of this family.
I don't want you to look at the past,
but walk towards the future.
The past is locked.
It would be better to keep it locked.
Okay.
Simran, there's something I don't understand.
Why does Meera get angry whenever Arya does something for me?
Maybe Meera found out that Arya loves you.
What?
Why are you shocked?
Anu, these things can't be kept hidden.
Look, whenever Meera saw you and Arya together,
she must have realised
there was something going on between you two.
That's why she is jealous.
I want you to act like a Delhiite.
What do you mean?
I mean, show some courage.
Don't be afraid of problems.
Even if people cause problems for you,
don't get distracted from your goal.
Don't stop until you achieve your goal. That's it.
Really? What's my goal?
Silly, it is Arya and his love.
It is said
that you don't need to be afraid when you are in love.
Simran, sometimes, I think
that Arya is my strength, not my goal.
He is my power.
He saves me from every trouble.
He has helped me several times.
This time,
I have a weird fear.
I feel Arya won't be able to help me this time.
What do you mean? - Simran, I mean,
I have a feeling from within
that something bad is going to happen.
Is something bad going to happen,
or will Meera do something bad to you?
Anu, who's on your side? Arya or Meera? - Arya.
As long as Arya is on your side,
she can't do anything to you. Understand?
Anu, what did you do?
What did I do, mom? - This is a bad omen, dear.
You placed the broom upside down. You can't keep the broom like this.
Sorry, mom. I'll be careful next time.
O Goddess. My mind has been restless since morning.
And now, this bad omen.
I hope this is just a figment of my imagination.
Goddess, protect our family from every problem
and difficulty.
Hello.
I can't hear you. Just a minute.
Hello.
I came out of the shop, yet I can't hear your voice.
Just a minute. Hello.
Let me come out and talk to you.
Hello. Yes.
Mr Dwarikalal. Can you hear me?
Yes, I can hear you. Can you hear my voice?
Yes. - Did you make the preparations?
I made all the preparations.
There isn't much time.
My subordinate will keep Gopal distracted on the phone.
We have to finish our work during that time.
No, no. The stock is new.
Mr Sharma, the shop is on fire.
No!
Suraj!
Uncle Himesh! Pappu!
Douse the fire!
How did the shop catch fire? My shop is on fire.
Mr Sharma!
Mr Sharma, please come out or the beam will fall on you.
Come out. - Please come out.
Leave me. - Wait, Mr Sharma.
How can I stop?
I've worked here for so many years.
My earnings.
Everything is getting burned.
My shop is on fire.
Do something, Suresh. Do something.
Did anyone call the fire brigade?
Yes. I called them.
The lane is narrow. The fire truck cannot enter the lane.
Oh God! What will I do now?
Do something.
My shop! - The fire is intense.
Move aside. - Mr Sharma!
Mr Sharma!
I hope other shops don't catch fire. - Hey, come on!
Throw water! - The fire might spread.
Bring water. - Hurry up!
Mom, isn't it quite late? Dad hasn't returned from the shop.
Yes. I was wondering the same thing.
I'll call him. - Yes. Please call him.
Oh! Whose number is this?
Hello. - Mrs Sharma,
this is Mahendra speaking.
Yes. Tell me, Mahendra.
Mr Sharma's shop has caught fire.
What?
Mom! What happened, mom?
What happened, mom? Tell me.
I...
I was feeling restless since morning.
On top of that, there was a bad omen.
I knew
something bad was going to happen. That's what happened.
What happened, mom? Are you going to say something?
Anu, your dad's shop
has caught fire.