Yes, mom, you're right.
I'll leave everything to the Goddess.
I'll go to the office to finish the rest of the preparations.
There's still so much left to do.
Okay. - See you, dad.
See you. Bye!
Poor Anu.
She stayed up all night painting that sari, and now it's vanished.
I doubt it simply vanished. Someone's made it disappear.
There are people in this locality who can't bear to see us happy.
What are you implying? Who would do such a thing?
Who else could it be?
There's only one person. Raghupati.
It has to be his doing.
But we can't accuse him without proof.
We don't need to.
We don't even have the time. There are so many contracts pending.
Hello? Yes, tell me.
Yes. Alright. Send it over.
Who is coming?
A client is coming. She wants to learn how to drape a sari.
She said she'd be here any moment. - The house is a complete mess.
We'll have to tidy up quickly. - Alright, both of us...
We'll do it together. - Give it to me.
I'll drop you off at the kitty party.
I'm heading there anyway.
No, Harsh. My plans have changed.
I'm going somewhere else now. - Where?
To Anu's house.
But why? - To find out what they're like.
I'm telling you, Harsh... I've never liked that girl, Anu.
Just look at it. Arya gave her a job without an interview.
Backing her in everything...
And suddenly making her the business head of Rajnandini Sari...
That's not normal.
I just told her to leave the party,
and Arya scolded me in front of everyone.
But do you know something? The absolute limit was crossed
when Anu's name came up in that quotation-leak mess.
Even then, Arya tried to prove she was innocent.
Arya has always stood by her. He even became her cook.
She ordered the wrong food. Still, Arya supported
her. Mansi, you're overthinking all this.
Arya would have done the same for anyone else. - No. Not at all.
Do you know why?
That girl is the most important person in Arya's life.
Do you know when a man behaves like this? - When?
When he finds something he isn't getting from anyone else.
And you know Arya is terribly lonely.
Stop this nonsense, Mansi!
My son may be lonely.
But he is not characterless. - Why couldn't he be, mother?
What does Arya lack?
He has everything. Money, influence, reputation. All of it.
But he doesn't have a girl.
And Anu is giving him what he wants.
And in return, Arya is giving Anu what she wants.
Now think about it yourself.
Her parents' shop burnt down only recently.
So, how did they suddenly start a catering business?
And right alongside it, a sari draping and stitching business, too?
I'm telling you, mother. Arya is helping their family.
What proof do you have?
At the moment, none, mother.
But very soon, I'll bring you proof.
'It's our company's anniversary in 2 days. We throw a grand party.'
'Anu, I want you to organise that party.'
'You know, I... - I know.'
'What do you know?'
'You're not just preparing for the party,'
'but you're also painting a sari for mom.'
'Where's the sari?'
'I clearly remember hanging the sari here'
'to dry the paint before going to sleep.'
Forgive me, Siddhi Ma. I wasn't paying attention.
These things happen when the mind is unsettled.
Something slips away, and you can't find it again.
How do you know that, Siddhi Ma?
Forget all that now. Just remember one thing.
Without the Goddess's will,
not even a leaf moves from one place to another.
What is lost will be found.
And whoever is meant to reach their destination will reach it.
Glory to the Goddess!
Hail the Goddess! - All hail the Goddess!
What am I supposed to tell ma'am?
Hello.
Hello... Anu?
How are you, dear?
I'm alright.
I wanted to tell you something.
I was making a sari for your birthday.
You must have prepared everything beautifully for the celebration.
You've been working so hard.
And Harsh told me
that you even asked him about what I like and dislike.
You asked him my favourite colour
so you could make a sari for me.
And then, I bought the pink cloth you love.
I even made your favourite jasmine flowers on it.
With golden lace along the edges.
And I embroidered the 'pallu' with my own hands.
I'd written your sons' names,
Aryavardhan and Harshvardhan, on a corner of the sari.
But ma'am, look at my misfortune.
After all that effort, I haven't found that sari since morning.
Don't cry, dear.
Not everything is in our hands.
Everything happens by God's will.
And by the Goddess's grace, your sari
has reached the place it was meant to be.
What do you mean?
I mean, your sari is with me right now.
You... Sari... With you...
The sari is with you, ma'am! How?
I'll tell you everything when we meet.
For now, just know this,
I truly loved your sari.
Okay, dear. It's time for my medicines.
I'll speak to you later. - Yes, ma'am.
Pushpa. - Yes?
Here's the milk. - It's good you brought it.
As soon as they arrive, I'll prepare some tea.
But why haven't they come yet?
Perhaps they're here. - Yes.
'How could they even imagine they'd land the South Delhi party?'
'They didn't see their own standard. They didn't consider their class.'
'You people ruined my party.'
'You'll apologise to me and then leave.'
Greetings! - Greetings!
Did you recognise me?
Yes. - Nice.
I recognised you as well after watching your reel.
You've started quite a side business. Nice.
Has Mr Kapoor sent you?
Yes, he has.
Will we discuss everything here? Won't you invite me in?
It's an auspicious day for you.
A client from South Delhi has come to your home.
Come in. Come in.
Take off your sandals.
Sorry, I can't.
Have a seat. - Yes.
Where's your daughter, Anu? Can't see her anywhere.
She must have gone to the office, right?
Yes, Anu's gone to the office.
She's getting things ready for Aryavardhan's mother's birthday.
Pushpa...
Please come aside.
What are you doing? - Why did you stop me?
I would have sent her away.
Do you remember the scene she caused at the party?
Pushpa, a client is like God.
Please, for my sake. Calm down.
'I must find something here to prove Arya wrong.'
'I've seen this sweater somewhere, but where?'
'I remember it.'
'Ma'am, these clothes...'
'Yes, leave them there.'
'Wait a moment.'
'Whose sweater is this?'
'Sorry, it's Arya's. I got it here by mistake.'
'I'll keep it in his room.'
'Eww...'
'That sweater was so old-fashioned. It looked hand-knitted.'
'Arya's taste is terribly old-school. So ordinary.'
Ma'am, would you like something to drink? - No, I'm on a diet.
At least have something. - Okay,
If you insist, I'll have a glass of water. - Okay.
Pushpa...
Excuse me.
Can you make it faster? Can you hurry up?
I can't bear the vibe of North Delhi.
The air here makes my throat itch. So, I just can't stay.
I'll fetch the saris. - Yes.
Mayur, I want these files on my table by three. - Okay.
Clear? - Yes, ma'am.
Ma'am, we need to prepare for the party, right?
Anu is organising it. She'll give you the instructions.
But where is she?
Here she is.
I'm sorry, ma'am. I'm a bit late. - It's okay.
Focus on the party's preparations today.
It must be better than last year.
Yes, ma'am. I'll do my best. I've arranged everything.
I've thought it all through, and I've made a list as well.
What list?
Ma'am, about all the things Arya's mother likes.
The décor will be based on her taste and so will the menu.
Everything will be according to her. All her favourites.
Good. Show me. - Just a moment.
Everything else is fine, but where's
the champagne, wine, and beer?
But, ma'am... - Anu, it's a posh party.
If you don't have these, the guests will be annoyed.
Yes, ma'am. I'll get them added.
And what gift are you giving?
You said your gift was lost.
And then I found it.
I truly thought it was a miracle.
What miracle?
The sari I'd been worrying about since morning
turned up at Arya's house.
How's that possible?
Even I couldn't make sense of that.
I got a call from Arya's mom.
She told me my gift has reached her.
Ma'am, where do we begin preparing for the party?
Come with me, FM, I'll show you. - Yes.
Meera, it's easy to outdo someone in intelligence,
but not in luck.
And Anu is very fortunate.
She's not as easy to defeat as you imagine.
Here you are.
Even if you don't keep mineral water at home, you don't even have an RO?
RO?
Don't you know ABCD?
O, P, Q, R.
O comes first, then R. Not RO.
By RO, I mean a water purifier, madam.
A machine that cleans the water. - We don't have that.
But this is clean water from the municipality.
Listen to me properly.
Drinking this water is out of the question.
I don't even wash my hands with it.
Honestly, I don't want to fall ill.
We all drink this water.
We don't fall ill.
There's a huge difference between you and me.
What? - Pushpa... Pushpa.
Ma'am, I've got the saris. Shall we start the training? - Okay.
Eww.
So down-market. - Which market?
Down-market. I mean, cheap.
Very grimy, and clearly not washed.
Just looking at this sari makes me go ugh.
If I wore it, I'd probably throw up. I'm sorry, I just can't.
Alright, no problem. I'll bring another one. - No.
Chill. Actually, I'm not in the mood now.
Do one thing, make a video of wearing a sari and send it to me.
I'll watch it and learn. I'm heading off.
If you didn't want to learn how to drape a sari,
why come here and waste our time? - Don't worry.
You'll get what your time's worth.
I'll tell Mr Kapoor.
There's no need for that.
And anyway, there's no training. So, how can we take any money?
No need to pretend with me. I know your sort very well.
You middle-class people
act as though you don't want money, but deep down,
it's money, money, money. Oh God!
Do one thing, keep some money.
Get this fan replaced. And get an RO.
And get your house painted, too.
The thing is, the moment you step into your house,
it genuinely feels as though you've walked into a cave.
I'll see you guys. Thanks.
And yes. Forget a scooter,
you don't even have a bicycle at home.
How do you manage?
I feel so bad for you guys.
Bye. - I won't spare her!
Pushpa, listen. Where are you going?
To teach that witch a lesson.
How dare she insult my home?
Pushpa, calm down.
She's Arya's relative.
And Arya has done so much for us.
Let's just leave her be, for his sake. Please.
Forget it. Calm down.
Sir has given me the responsibility of this party.
But honestly, it won't be possible without you all.
It's almost impossible.
You all will have to help me with everything.
Sir, I've sent you the caterer's number.
Please cross-check the menu personally.
And Yash, please supervise everything. - Sure.
FM and Mayur, you both handle the decorations.
Okay, ma'am.
Neetu and I will manage the rest.
And all of you, please pitch in as well.
Thank you.
'Goddess, let everything go well.'
'Please don't let any obstacles come.'
Hello, sir. - How are you?
Earlier, I wasn't doing well, but now, I'm perfectly fine.
You know, the sari I had made for ma'am... - It went missing.
And then it somehow reached her by itself.
How did you know?
Mom had called me.
She told me everything.
She told me one more thing.
She really liked the sari you gave her. She's over the moon.
And seeing her so happy makes me even happier.
By the way, another happy little parcel will reach you soon.
A happy parcel?
Yes. A surprise. From me, especially for you.
It'll get to you today.
Thank you so much, sir.
But more than the surprise, I'm waiting for something else.
For what?
For you.
Please come back soon, sir.
Have you cross-checked everything with the decorator?
Mr Bharadwaj, almost everything is ready.
But you have to handle the rest
because I need to go to Arya's home in some time.
Ma'am has called me.
'So now, Anu has started going to Arya's home.'
'I won't let her make a place in Aunt Gayatri's heart.'
Hello? - Hello, ma'am, how are you?
I gave you one task, but you couldn't do it right.
What are you saying, ma'am? I stole the sari.
Yes, but not properly.
It has reached where it was meant to.
How is that possible, ma'am?
I threw the sari away.
That's the mistake you made. Who told you to throw it away?
I told you to either tear it or burn it.
But you... - Oh God! Sorry, ma'am.
Actually, I messed up in a hurry.
But now, rectify your mistake.
Listen to the task I am going to ask you to do carefully. - Go on.
Anu is going to meet Arya's mom.