Anu, I don't think anyone will come.
You are correct, Simran. The time decided was 2 pm. It's 2:30 pm.
Nobody has turned up yet. Why would anyone come now?
I hope we don't lose this battle before it even begins.
Let's go.
Hey, Anu!
Write my name.
Aunt Bholi, would you like to help with our catering business?
Of course.
I told you how desperately I needed work, didn't I?
Note my name quickly. - Thank you so much, Aunt Bholi.
But only one person won't do.
We need more help.
Simran, no matter how upset your mother is with me,
she has always stood by me in hard times.
Where is she?
Pushpa, I don't think Rajni will come.
She seems to be holding onto the past.
Who said so?
Hey!
Rajni!
Why did you come with utensils?
Will you cook food in the air?
Does that mean you're here to help me in our catering business?
Rajni, I am glad you're here. I feel braver now that you're here.
Come. - Let's go.
Do you both think this is enough reason to be happy?
Simran and I will be busy with management all the time.
So, despite all of you, we're still short-staffed.
We need more people.
Don't worry about that.
I have personally informed everyone in our locality.
They must be on the way.
Mom, everyone is here.
We saw the notice board outside, and Rajni explained the job to us.
We're ready to help you, Pushpa.
Who will help in times of need if not your neighbours?
Listen, Pushpa.
If we don't help you,
our Chandni Chowk will lose its name.
Gopal, we have all come to help you, too.
We will all help you. - Yes. We will help you.
Everyone from the locality is here.
We can complete our order now. Right?
But will someone tell me what's to be done?
Aunt Rajni, we've got a contract for a massive party.
We need to cook food together for 150 people.
But tell me what's to be cooked.
Actually, I need to first confirm with them that we can do it.
Then, they will tell us the menu.
Aunt Kalyani's brother gave us the contract.
I'll call them right away. - Yes.
Look. He has called me.
Receive it. - Receive it.
Hello. - 'Hello, ma'am. You haven't confirmed yet.'
I'm sorry. I was about to call you.
We are ready to accept the contract.
Okay. Alright, then.
I am sending an advance and the menu with a man. - Yes.
Listen. It's a lavish party. Influential people will be there.
We won't tolerate any sort of compromise in the food.
My image is at stake.
Sir, please don't worry about that.
Can anyone cook more delicious food than the people of Delhi,
especially those in Chandni Chowk?
Rest assured.
We have the best chefs,
and the food quality and taste will be exceptional. I promise.
Okay. I am sending the advance.
Thank you so much, sir. - Okay. All the best.
Mom, Aunt Rajni and everyone, listen.
We've got the contract, and he's sending the advance.
Yay!
Ma'am, your catering order is final.
Good.
I hope you've given the contract to someone competent.
Yeah, ma'am. Not to worry.
I have an adopted sister. She knows this girl.
She lives in Chandni Chowk, Delhi.
Chandni Chowk? - Yes.
What is her name?
Anu Sharma.
Is it her?
Yes, ma'am. Do you know her?
Very well. - Good.
It's good you gave her the contract.
Thank you, ma'am.
Do you have the menu?
Ma'am, not yet, but I'll take it from Mrs Mansi Vardhan.
Oh! That won't be needed.
I'll write it down for you.
As it is, she has laid the party's responsibility on me.
Okay. - Can you please...
Thank you.
Here.
Okay, ma'am. I'll send this menu.
Okay.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, ma'am.
One more thing.
Ensure the food reaches on time.
Sure, ma'am.
Thank you.
'At Harsh and Mansi's party, Anu's family will be catering,'
'and I have already laid a roadblock for them.'
'I changed the menu that Mansi gave me.'
'I replaced Continental food with Indian food.'
'This will be fun.'
'I have gotten you fired from the office, Anu.'
'However, I'll also shut down all the routes'
'that can lead you to sir.'
Here. Eat some snacks with tea.
Anu,
when will we get the menu?
Anu Sharma?
The event planner sent with me the menu and advance.
Thank you so much.
Here's the party's menu and advance.
What's on the menu?
Kidney beans curry and rice. - Nobody can beat Rajni in that.
Chickpea, 'kulchas' and 'dahi bhallas'.
Nobody can beat me in this.
Then, there's piping hot 'parathas'.
Your mom is like a 'paratha'.
What did you say? - I said it endearingly, Pushpa.
What's better than a 'paratha' in this world? Tell me.
I see.
Do you mean I am the best in the world?
That's precisely what I mean.
Anu, your mom is like a 'paratha'.
I also know how to make 'parathas'. I have learned it now.
If Gopal can make it, so can we.
Please teach us, Gopal.
Yes, Gopal. Please teach us.
Definitely!
I'll tell you the remaining menu.
So, we know all the dishes on the menu. Right?
But how will we cook it?
We can't cook for 150 people in your tiny vessels.
We can buy bigger vessels.
Where will you go to buy them? And how many will you buy?
How much will that cost us?
Gopal is correct.
Pushpa, our challenge is that none of us has cooked
for 150 people at the same time.
Yes. Rajni is correct.
We need someone experienced for this,
or there will be challenges at every point.
We need someone experienced.
Do we know such a person?
Mom,
how could you forget Aunt Ganga?
Cooking for 300 to 400 people is a daily routine at her hotel.
Call her. Seek her help.
Oh, yes! What's wrong with me?
How could I forget Ganga? I'll call her right away.
Aunt Pushpa's call?
Greetings, Aunt Pushpa.
Stay blessed.
Hello, Sahana. How are you?
I am great.
How is Aunt Ganga and everyone else at home?
Mom is also good. I'll take the phone to her.
Mom!
Yes, dear. - Look who called.
Who is it? Hey, Pushpa!
Anu, dear! - Greetings.
Gopal, greetings.
How are you all? - We are in trouble, Ganga.
What happened?
I told you about his shop catching on fire. Right?
Yes. You told me about it.
We need to give Rs 500,000 to the shop owner.
We have found a way to do that.
We've got an enormous catering order.
That's great.
Nobody can beat you in cooking. So, what's the problem?
Ganga, things would've been easier if we had to cook for 25 people.
But we need to cook for 200 people here.
We need someone experienced for that.
Ganga, if you could come here, it would be a great help.
Pushpa, I would've loved to come.
I will try.
Leaving the hotel like this seems hard.
Then, how will we do it, Ganga?
You need not worry.
Solution comes before a problem.
Do one thing.
When you start cooking tomorrow, just call me.
I will try to help you on the call.
By the way, I'll try my best to come there.
And yes. Offer a lamp to Goddess Annapurna.
She's the Goddess of food, nutrition and prosperity.
Her blessings will set things straight.
Okay, Ganga. Take care.
Yes. Greetings.
O Goddess Annapurna. Only You can help us now.
Please send someone who can help us sail the boat.
She has already sent someone.
What are you doing here?
I'm here to help you.
But, sir, we don't need your help.
That's what you say.
But everyone has to do this together.
From what I heard, I can see you need me.
Greetings. - Greetings.
Greetings.
Forgive me, Mr Sharma. I shouldn't have come unannounced.
But I couldn't stop myself out of concern.
Please let me help you.
But, sir, how will you do this?
You might not have cooked for so many people, either.
Who said so?
I had told you. I once had a life like yours.
I would do all sorts of jobs.
I worked in a hotel for two years at that time.
Not just 150 people,
I cooked for 500 people there.
Is it? Then, which dishes can you cook?
Italian, Mexican, Chinese...
What? Are those the names of foreigners?
No. They're the names of the cuisine.
What do you want me to cook? - Indian food.
Oh, wow! Then, I can cook everything from kidney bean curry with rice,
'chhole bhature', 'puri bhaji',
to 'dahi bhalle'.
Please let me know whether or not you will accept my help.
Yes. We will... - Wait a minute, mom.
Sir, why do you want to do this for us?
You've never asked me for a reason before.
I didn't expect I would have to give a reason.
You can assume that I want
to help without a reason.
Am I allowed to do so?
But, sir, we genuinely don't need your help. Please go away.
Sir, please listen to me.
You've helped us greatly up to this point.
Please don't embarrass us by doing this.
Yes, sir. Dad is right. Please go from here.
Why are you repeatedly asking me to leave?
Youngsters must not interrupt when elders are speaking.
But, sir, I... - I said, be quiet!
What are you doing?
Mr Sharma, if my help feels like a burden to you,
why don't you hire me?
Hire you? - Just like you've hired your neighbours?
So, I will also work here, and you can give me a salary.
Why are you looking at me like that?
The man standing before you is not Aryavardhan,
the owner of Vardhan Group of Companies.
He is an ordinary worker,
and he won't leave without his salary.
Tell me. Do you accept it?
I think sir is correct.
We don't have someone with the same level of knowledge as sir.
Finding someone else will take a lot of time.
Aunt, if we don't hire sir, we might lose the contract.
Sir, we're ready to hire you.
But, Pushpa... - No ifs and buts.
Look. We're not taking anything from Arya.
Instead, we're hiring him for a job.
Please agree!
Pushpa is correct. We must include sir.
Gopal, please agree with her.
- Gopal, please agree with her.
Please say yes, Gopal. - Gopal, please agree.
Gopal, please agree with her. - Please, Gopal!
Yes. Okay.
Sir, you are welcome to work with us.
"My journey begins and ends with you."
That's enough.
We have a lot of work to do.
So, let's start working.
Sir, please tell us what we need to prepare food for 150 people.
Firstly, we'll need some vessels and ingredients.
So, who will go to buy them?
Sir, you should go so we don't miss anything.
But there will be too many things to carry. Someone has to come along.
Anu is here. She will go with you.
No. Why would Anu go with him? Someone else can accompany him.
Uncle, Anu brought the contract, and she is coordinating.
In my opinion, Anu must go.
If something is left behind by chance,
she can call the coordinator.
She should go. Anu will accompany you.
Yes. Simran is correct.
We can cook food.
But Anu must manage all the outside work.
Anu, don't play hard to get. Okay?
There's a lot of work to be done in a short time.
Go with sir quickly.
Aunt, please give that bag.
You can go back if you don't want to come.
I won't force you.
It has been 10 minutes and 28 seconds. - What?
Yes. You've been quiet for that long.
That's a first.
You've left nothing for me to say.
Anu, I know you're angry with me because... - Sir, please!
I'd rather not discuss it. Please let it be.
You are right. We must not talk about it. It's futile.
We need to focus on the contract,
as both your parents and your neighbours are counting on it.
Yes, sir.
Get in the car. Let's buy the materials.
Sir, we won't go in the car.
Is there a problem? - Problem?
Not so long ago, you said
you wouldn't be working as Aryavardhan,
the owner of the Vardhan Group of Companies.
You will be working like a common worker.
So? - Common workers don't travel in cars, sir.
They travel in autorickshaws, and so will we.
Okay.
Autorickshaw! Driver!
Listen...
Autorickshaw!
Should I stop one?
Try your luck.
Take us to Daryaganj.
Good morning.
Wow, Meera! You look happy today.
Why? Is being happy banned in this office?
No, that's not the case.
But I've observed that every time you are happy,
someone else is in trouble.
That's why I wondered
what the reason behind your happiness was.
In that case, it's okay.
The next time you see someone unhappy,
you can assume that was the reason for my happiness.
Anyway, I need to call sir. Excuse me. - Don't do that.
He's busy.
Where? - You will be sad if I tell you,
and the glow on your face of happiness will dull out.
Tell me. Where is sir?
At Anu's house.
Why did sir go there?
We've just learnt that Anu and her family
received a large catering order.
That's why sir went there to help Anu.
'Every time I do something against Anu, sir saves her.'
'But the accusations that will be levied on Anu this time'
'are beyond his authority.'
'He won't be able to save Anu.'