Anu, come in. - Jagdish!
Oh! Kalyani!
Please sit.
What brings you here? Anyway.
First of all, tell me what you want to eat. I'll order something.
No. I'm here to talk to you. - Tell me.
She is my neighbour. Anu.
She had a good job.
But she lost her job recently.
If you have a vacancy, can you please help her?
Kalyani, to be honest, right now, there are no vacancies.
What I mean to say is that right now,
I don't have any big events coming up.
The moment I get a big event, I'll inform you.
Sir, I really need a job urgently.
It would be a huge help if I could get a job right away.
As I just told you,
I really don't have any big events coming up.
And my team is already hired for the smaller events.
It won't be possible for me to fit you in those events.
I hope you understand. - It's alright.
Anu, have faith in my brother.
He will surely contact you as soon as something comes up.
Let's go. - Hey... Wait.
Can I attend this call?
Am I talking to Jaideep?
Forgive me. It's Jagdish, not Jaideep.
Whatever! Right... So, Jagdish.
One of my friends gave me your number.
Actually, we're planning to throw a big party.
So, I just called you for that.
Many foreign delegates are going to attend the party.
So, the party has to be grand.
It shouldn't be cheap or anything like North Delhi.
Don't worry at all, ma'am.
All the arrangements will be to the taste of the gentry.
Thank you. But please don't use the word gentry again.
And I'll send you the menu.
Along with the presentation, send me the budget as well. - Okay, ma'am.
Ma'am, can I ask you how many guests you're expecting?
Around 150 people.
Okay. Fine. Thank you.
I've heard one can't take away what a person is destined to have.
Until now, I had heard it. I just saw it happen.
As soon as you stepped in, I got a contract
I had been waiting for since long.
It's from a wealthy family.
Around 150 or 200 guests are expected.
Looks like you are lucky for me, and that's why I got this contract.
The problem is that all my caterers are busy
with other events. It's about making food.
Are you a good cook?
We need food that is processional and presentable.
Why have we come here, Mr Sharma?
I don't know why, but I wasn't feeling good at home.
I kept missing the shop.
Pushpa, do you know?
This is where we kept the stock of 'chanderi' saris.
And this is where we kept 'bandhani' saris.
And I used to climb up on the stool here
and take out saris for my customers all day long.
And when I got tired after a long day at work,
I would come here and take a catnap.
And sometimes, the saris kept on the top rack
would fall on my face and I'd wake up.
Pushpa.
That's when I felt as if
my mom was waking me up by lovingly caressing my face.
As if she was telling me, 'Gopal, my dear. Get to work.'
But everything is burnt to the ground now.
You are right, Pushpa.
Along with the saris, walls,
and boxes, my dreams
and aspirations,
my father's legacy...
His blessing... Everything...
Everything is burnt to the ground, Pushpa!
You need to be strong.
Everything is over, Pushpa!
Pushpa.
Mr Sharma, what are you doing? Why are you gathering the ash?
Pushpa!
When we lose a loved one, we go to the crematorium,
cremate them and do their last rites. And after three days,
we gather ashes from their pyre.
This shop was not an inanimate thing for me.
For me, this shop was like
a living, breathing person...
Who spent years with me, Pushpa.
This shop was with me in every joy,
and every sorrow of my life.
And now, everything is burnt.
I couldn't save its identity
when it was intact.
The least I can do is gather the ashes.
Until now, I used to believe that
whether anyone else is on my side or not,
you would always be on my side.
But I was wrong, Jhende.
You switched sides without batting an eye!
I can't believe you're on Anu's side.
No, ma'am. That's not true. - Please. No excuses.
When you were interrogating me, I knew
that you'd go and tell sir about what we discussed.
You told sir that I framed Anu. Right?
I didn't say anything of the sort. I didn't name any names.
All I told Arya
was that only someone who would be happy
to see Anu get fired
could have done something like this.
And if he suspects you, it is not my fault, is it?
As far as taking sides is concerned,
I'm neither on your side, nor on Anu's.
I am always on Arya's side.
You are right. I'm the one who is wrong.
Your first and foremost loyalty always lies with sir.
And until now, I used to think that sir and I were on the same side.
I didn't know that you thought sir and I were on opposing sides.
Thanks for clarifying.
Ma'am, I...
Mom. Harsh. I've booked an event planner.
The food and decor will be taken care of by him.
Now, I just need to decide on the theme for the costume party.
And I also need to book an appointment at the salon.
This time, I'm going to get a 24-carat gold facial!
That means you'll shine brighter than the chandelier at the party.
Right? - Harsh!
What are you saying?
All hail Goddess Sherawali!
Hail Her righteous justice! Glory to Her!
Siddhi Ma! It's you! Welcome.
Gopi!
That's convenient. She just shows up
uninvited whenever and wherever she wants.
One doesn't end up at any place without reason.
Everything happens only as per the Goddess's will.
'Siddhi Ma is not someone to be trifled with.'
'No... I hope she doesn't hear this as well.'
'Her hearing seems more powerful than AI technology.'
Mansi. - Yes.
Go and bring some 'kumkum' and rice.
Sorry, mother.
We have an online meeting with the event planner.
We are getting late. Come on, Harsh.
Let's go. Hurry!
Gopi, you get it.
Siddhi Ma, I apologise to you on behalf of Mansi.
It's alright.
Karma always finds its way back to every person.
As you sow,
so shall you reap.
But Arya has never wished ill upon anyone.
Then, why is he facing so many difficulties?
When will happiness come knocking at his door, Siddhi Ma?
He won't find it
until all scores have been settled.
Until you don't get
the reward
for what happened in this house.
What do you mean? - It means, something is incomplete,
and it needs to be completed. Some things were left behind,
and need to be retrieved.
Even I am waiting
for the time when it happens.
The Goddess is waiting for the same.
Time itself is waiting for that moment.
And even you will have to wait for that moment.
All hail Goddess Sherawali!
Hail Her righteous justice! Glory to Her!
Hail the Goddess!
'Anu, I want to talk to you.'
Anu, I'm really happy you found a job.
I haven't yet said yes to Aunt Kalyani's brother.
It hasn't been confirmed yet.
Once I talk to mom and dad, I'll officially accept the job.
What are you waiting for? Call them now.
Alright.
Anu, the milk!
Thank you, Simran.
Anu is calling.
Hello, Anu.
Anu, I know why you called me.
You finally understood my point of view.
You know that I'm not wrong.
Hang on, sir. You are mistaken. - What do you mean?
I mean, I was calling my mom. I called you by mistake.
Does that mean every time you call me, it would be a mistake?
Will you never call me of your own accord?
Sir, I'll hang up now. Sorry for disturbing you.
'Anu and I have argued many times in the past.'
'But I have never felt this scared.'
'This time, it feels as if I'll lose Anu forever.'
'Arya has never wished ill upon anyone.'
'When will happiness come knocking at his door, Siddhi Ma?'
'Not until all scores have been settled.'
'Until you don't get the reward for what happened in this house.'
'Something is incomplete'
'and it needs to be completed. Some things were left behind,'
'and need to be retrieved.'
Simran, I've written down what utensils will be required.
Have you calculated everything? - Yes.
But there's just one problem.
Mom and I can't possibly cook for so many guests alone.
We will need more manpower.
We will need at least seven to eight people.
Where will we find so many people?
Why look for something that's right in front of you?
What do you mean? - I mean...
What happens every time there's a crisis in the neighbourhood?
Everyone in the neighbourhood comes together to solve the problem.
Simran, how will we gather everyone?
I gave you the idea. You have to execute it.
Got it!
Mom! Mom!
Mom! - What happened?
Mom!
Mother... - Mom!
What happened to mom - I think she fell off the stairs.
Call the doctor.
I don't think she's very badly hurt.
She just missed a couple of steps. She'll be fine.
Let's take her to her room.
I can't bear to see my mom in pain.
Call the doctor quickly! - Yes.
Harsh, help me lift her.
'Important notice for the women of the neighbourhood.'
'If anyone is interested in earning good money by cooking'
'they should contact Simran and Anu tomorrow at 2 pm.'
Rajni, what are Simran and Anu up to now?
Pushpa.
What is all this?
'You'll find out soon, dad.'
Do you want to discuss everything here?
Come inside. I will tell you everything.
Anu, should I note down the names of the people who are interested?
Doctor, why isn't mom waking up?
She passed out because her blood pressure shot up.
I've given her an injection. She'll be normal in some time.
This happened because of stress.
I request all of you to take care of her.
Don't do anything to stress her out.
Okay. - I won't let it happen.
I'll go now.
Gullu, please escort her out.
Harsh, everything will be fine. Don't worry.
Mom, do you remember Aunt Kalyani told us about her brother?
We went to see him. Luckily, they've hired us as caterers
to cook for 150 people!
It's a high-profile party for wealthy people.
If we can pull this off, we'll earn around Rs 800,000.
Wow! Then, we'll be able to pay off our debt.
No.
I don't have a good feeling about this.
I have been facing so many difficulties lately,
that whenever something good is about to happen,
I start feeling scared.
I'm sure something is not right.
Dad, this time around, nothing bad will happen.
You just need to have faith. Okay?
What about the notice you put up outside?
It's to gather manpower.
Cooking for 150 guests is no joke.
We will need a lot of help. That's why we thought of
involving our neighbours in this.
We will be able to fulfil this order and
the neighbours will get a chance to earn some money.
Wow! Now, you sound like Pushpa Sharma's daughter!
What is this? - We had gone to the shop.
We gathered the ashes from the shop.
He says they are the last relic of the shop.
Give it to me.
You did the right thing, dad.
Dad's sentiments are attached to the shop.
He is emotionally attached to it.
Our lives, our memories are attached to it.
We should respect that.
Mom, all this happened because of your stubbornness.
You work all day long despite so many servants in the house.
And the biggest reason is tension.
You worry about Harsh, Mansi and most of all, me.
Mom, I know I am responsible for this condition of yours.
I can't bear to see you like this. Please open your eyes.
Mom.
You are really very stubborn.
If you don't listen to me, I'll leave.
Thank God you regained consciousness, mom.
I'm fine, dear. Don't worry.
Mom, the doctor said you fainted due to stress.
Why do you stress yourself out so much?
How can I not stress myself out, dear?
There are so many household responsibilities.
I can't manage them anymore.
Don't do it. I am here. I'll handle everything.
How many things will you handle by yourself?
Will you manage the office or the family?
And only a woman can handle
the responsibilities of a family well.
You know Mansi.
She's immature.
So this family
needs an elder daughter-in-law.
Arya, what are you thinking of?
The ring that you have kept near the jasmine plant...
Give it to the girl for whom you bought it.
'Everyone standing here is accusing me,'
'but you didn't utter a single word.'
'All this has proven one thing to me.'
'That I haven't been able to earn your trust.'
'And one more thing happened today, sir.'
'Today, even you have lost trust in me.'
'So, you don't have to take the trouble'
'to fire me from this job.'
'I quit this job myself.'
'I am leaving forever.'
'And I will never come back.'