Come, Pushpa.
Please come.
What are you doing? - Hold on, Mr Sharma.
First, let me check if I have dropped the money.
Yes.
Look at this, it's a whole bundle.
Pushpa. - Yes.
I can't believe
that I earned so much money by helping someone drape a sari.
Yes, and it all happened because of me.
You weren't ready to do it.
No... You are right, Pushpa. You are absolutely right.
Pushpa, you are my strength.
Buy whatever you want with this money.
Fridge, TV, washing machine, whatever you wish.
No.
We will pay your store's instalment with this money.
Pushpa. - Yes.
Your happiness matters the most to me.
And your happiness means the most to me.
And I know your happiness lies in that store.
Pushpa, you...
Look, this argument will never end.
Give that money to me.
I will keep it before the Goddess.
She will tell us where and how to spend it.
That's a good idea.
'Thank You so much for giving us this chance.'
'Thank You so much for giving me a wife like Pushpa.'
'Goddess, I am blessed to have her in my life.'
It's Arya's call.
Hello, sir. - Hello, Anu. How are you?
I am very busy.
You know, I... - I know.
What do you know?
That you aren't just making arrangements for the party,
but you are also painting a sari for mom
with your own hands.
Yes, sir. I wanted to give her something
that had my personal touch.
That's why I planned this.
Where did you learn it from?
Sir, I grew up surrounded by saris.
I learned a little from my mom and a little from my dad.
And many times, dad used to take me to the sari factory.
I learned a few things from the artisans, too.
I hope that by combining all this learning and love,
I will be able to create a beautiful sari
that she will love.
Anu, you are working so hard for mom.
So, I also feel like doing something for you.
Tell me. What should I get for you?
Sir, I don't want anything more from you.
You have already done a lot for my parents and me.
But if you really want to gift me something,
then tell me the words
I have been longing to hear from you.
I will say that, too.
Anu, I have an important meeting now.
I need to prepare for that.
Shall I talk to you later?
Okay, sir. But yes,
take care of yourself and have your medicines on time.
And protect yourself from the cold or?
I will catch a cold.
Absolutely right. - I will take care.
Bye, sir. - Bye.
'I am sure mom will love your gift, Anu.'
'I just hope you like the surprise I am going to give you.'
Hello. I need to send a parcel to India.
Thank you.
Oh!
Wow!
Someone is getting calls from London, Bipin.
I know!
You cruel people! You were eavesdropping on my conversation!
We have no one to talk to.
So, we thought of eavesdropping on your conversation.
I wonder when we will get so lucky.
Oh! Don't worry.
You will get lucky very soon.
May your words come true.
I hope so, too!
Well, I am more optimistic than Simran.
Really? Should I teach you a lesson now?
More optimistic than me? - Yes.
Anu, we have brought the rest of the things.
Do you need anything else?
No, this is enough.
Now, I just have to work all night and complete this sari. That's it.
You are not alone.
We will also help you do that.
But why?
Why are you guys ruining your sleep?
Because this is what true friendship means.
To be together in happiness and sorrow.
Last time, during the problem in the store, and now all this.
You guys never shy away from helping me.
You are truly my priceless gems!
May no one cast an evil eye on you.
Did you ward off the evil eye?
Shall we start working now? There is a lot to do.
Come on.
Look what I brought!
Some hot coffee.
This will refresh us.
Anu.
Wow, Bipin! Thank you.
Simran, your coffee.
Cheers! - Cheers!
I don't understand what to do with Anu.
I have a trump card right here in my house.
Did you give mom her medicine? - Yes.
I gave her a massage, too.
Are you okay?
How do you like my work?
Incomplete.
But why? I am doing everything.
But you aren't doing the work I asked you to do.
I know
that Anu's dad's store got burnt.
Then they received a catering order.
I didn't get any update on what happened in their house after that.
Gopal and Pushpa have started an online sari business.
Apart from selling saris,
they are also getting big contracts to help people drape saris.
And how did this happen?
They had made a video on how to drape a sari.
That video went viral, and they started getting contracts.
Raghupati had humiliated them for making that video.
But now, he has nothing to say.
Raghupati? Who is that?
The biggest enemy of Gopal and Pushpa.
He is after them because they rejected
his son's marriage proposal for their daughter.
And you know,
Raghupati was the one who set their shop on fire.
Okay.
You go and do your work.
I thought we would get only one order.
But we have received many orders.
I don't feel too hesitant now.
Don't get too comfortable, okay? - Really?
We are getting late. - Yes.
Let's leave. - Okay.
I will wake up Anu. - No, don't wake her up.
She spent the whole night making a sari for Aryavardhan's mother.
She must be tired. Let her sleep.
Our daughter is so hard-working, right?
She will be a very good daughter-in-law.
You are right.
Let's leave the door ajar. - Okay.
I will call Rajni and ask her
to send Simran and Pintu. - That's a good idea.
Okay? Let's go. - Okay.
Stop.
Please don't go, sir. I will miss you.
She has gone crazy.
Where should I hide this?
If I take this to Rajni's house, Simran will recognise the sari.
I will be in trouble if anyone sees me here.
What do I do?
I will go to the terrace.
Hello. - Yes, ma'am.
I took the sari from there like you said.
What should I do with it now?
Burn it or tear it. Do whatever you want.
Just make sure Anu doesn't get that sari again.
It will be done.
But, ma'am, my money...
You will get your money.
Now, I will tear this sari into pieces.
'Mom, I am going to the terrace.'
'I will take out the things and then go to Anu's house.'
Where did Simran come from?
If she comes here
and sees this sari in my hands, all my efforts will go in vain.
Glory to the Goddess.
All hail the Goddess!
Just as these flowers have blossomed,
ma'am's face will also blossom when she sees the sari given by me.
Where is the sari?
I clearly remember hanging the sari here
to dry the paint before going to sleep.
Mom must have kept it in the cupboard.
Where is the sari?
Anu, are you ready? Let's go.
What are you doing?
What happened? Why do you look worried?
Simran, I can't find the sari. - It must be somewhere here.
Let's look for it together.
O Goddess.
A ray of hope has come into my son's life in the form of Anu.
Please don't let it go away.
The Goddess will surely answer your prayers.
Glory to the Goddess!
Siddhi Ma?
All hail the Goddess!
I will ask them to bring rice. - Wait.
Sit down.
Every time the Goddess has come here,
you have offered Her rice, flowers and beauty aids.
But this time, I haven't come here to take anything.
Instead, I am here to give you the Goddess's blessing.
Why did you give me this sari? - Why?
Where? How?
Only the Goddess knows that.
It was Her command. That's why I came here to give you this.
Don't consider this an ordinary sari.
The Goddess has tied hope in its hem and sent it to you.
She has woven a new beginning into its threads and sent it to you.
Just like its colours,
bright colours will bloom in your house, too.
Like its flowers,
flowers will blossom in your house, too.
Yes, Siddhi Ma.
I have a feeling that...
That things have begun to change.
Ever since I returned from Appe's temple,
I have been feeling a strange sense of happiness.
It feels like someone
has come into our lives as a blessing from God.
Arya is also happy these days.
Some lost thread ends
are coming into our hold again.
God has extended His hand for you to hold.
Don't take back your hand now.
Glory to the Goddess!
All hail the Goddess! - Hail the Goddess.
Hail Mother Goddess.
We searched the whole house. It's nowhere to be seen.
How can it go missing like this?
Now, I am worried about what birthday gift I will give to ma'am.
Anu, we will find a way together. Don't lose hope like this.
My phone.
Meera is calling.
Hello, ma'am. Good morning.
Good morning. Where are you?
I am at my home.
What are you doing at home?
Don't you want to come to the office?
You have to make arrangements for the party.
Sorry, ma'am. I will leave right away.
Hold on, Anu.
You sound upset. All okay? Is everything alright?
Ma'am, that...
You can share it with me, Anu.
Ma'am, I prepared a sari to gift to Arya's mom on her birthday.
I had put a lot of effort into making it.
But it's missing now.
Oh, that's so sad! I am sorry to hear that.
I suggest you stop thinking about the sari.
If you think about the sari,
you won't be able to focus on the party arrangements.
Gift her something else.
Yes, ma'am. You are right.
I will come to the office and take care of the arrangements.
Good! - Thank you so much.
You were acting smart, right?
But I guess you forgot that I am a veteran in this game.
You couldn't give ma'am your gift.
But I have given you your gift.
Fruits.
Thank you.
Your favourite colour sari?
Yes. - Anu sent it, right?
Anu?
No, Siddhi Ma gave it to me.
Really?
Anu was going to paint on the sari of your favourite colour
and gift it to you.
That's why I asked you about your favourite things.
So that I could tell it to Anu.
I told her your favourite colour, too.
'I will paint a sari for you.'
'I'll make a good design.'
'Which is your favourite flower?'
'Jasmine.'
'But why do you ask?'
'Let there be some surprise. I can't tell you everything now.'
'Why did you give me this sari?'
'Only the Goddess knows that.'
'It was Her command. That's why I came here to give you this.'
'Could this be the sari that Anu made?'
Harsh, mother, for my kitty...
Look, Mansi. Siddhi Ma sent a sari for mom.
How is it?
Mother, don't tell me you're going to wear this middle-class sari
to your birthday party.
No! It's a big no from my side.
I will ask my designer to design a beautiful sari for you.
You will wear that to your birthday party.
Keep that designer sari for yourself.
This is fine for me.
But, mother, it's your... - Mrs Mansi Vardhan.
Someone is here to meet you.
Oh, yes. It must be ones who drape saris.
I will see you guys.
Finally! Mr and Mrs Kapoor.
I have been trying for so long.
In fact, almost a month. You have come now.
Ma'am, I have been busy as the wedding season has begun.
I have heard that, in addition to draping,
you also provide training on wearing a sari in 10 different styles.
I want to learn.
You can learn to wear a sari in 50 different ways, not just 10.
In fact, a very good draper
has joined our company recently.
He is going viral, too.
You must have seen his reel.
No. Which reel?
Look here.
'Ma'am, what happened? Is there a problem?'
'Yes, there is a problem.'
'You guys are a mismatch.'
'This food is a mismatch. Your class is a mismatch.'
'I didn't order this food.'
'Ma'am, this is the menu we received.'
Are they professional drapers?
Yes. They are in high demand in the market after their viral reel.
If you want, we will send them here.
No, there is no need to send them here.
I want to go to their house and train.
Fine, then we will confirm the time and let you know.
Done. - Thank you so much, ma'am.
I don't understand something.
How can the sari just disappear from our house?
I don't understand that either, dad.
The biggest problem is
that I don't know what to gift ma'am.
Look, dear, our warehouse is full of saris.
Take whatever you like.
There is a big difference between the sari you buy from the market
and the sari you make yourself.
Because the sari bought from the market won't have the emotions
my sari had.
We understand your problem.
But there is no time now to paint a new sari, right?
Your dad is right, dear.
You must have heard that saying,
'Everything happens'
'for good.'
Because that's God's wish.
And only God knows
what's best for us.