Good job telling us about the sunset, Guruji.
-Can we move on to our next caller? -Sure.
Hello?
Can you hear me?
Hello?
I guess the signal's weak, Guruji.
It got disconnected.
-Let's move on to the next caller. -Sir, post!
Check it out.
-Talk to Guruji and... -Are you Giridhar?
Yes, it's me.
Another challan?
No.
Something related to the job.
We could buy a palace with the money you paid them.
-Hey! It got connected. -Great. Please go ahead.
Hello? Who's this?
Dear, my name is Ramani.
Mrs. Ramani, please move away from the TV--
Yes, just a second.
Tell me, Mrs. Ramani.
Whom do you want to know about?
My son, Giridhar.
What's his date of birth?
November 28.
Tuesday.
He was born in Bapatla at 8:20 a.m.
Year?
Year...
Yes. It's 1988.
Tell me. What's the problem?
My son's life.
He's 32 now.
Yet he doesn't have a stable job, nor is he married.
Oh, God, Mom! Please don't make it public!
He keeps roaming around all day, Guruji.
Peddamma, open the door.
-Peddamma! -Wait!
-Peddamma. -Nobody gave us the right solution.
You should show us the right path, Guruji.
-Wait, Giri! -How long? Open the door, will you?
I understand.
Did your son achieve anything in the past three years?
Nothing as such.
Besides going bald.
Peddamma!
Mrs. Ramani, please lower the TV volume and talk.
Guruji, you should do something and fix his life.
He's facing a lot of difficulties.
Nothing can be done.
Don't pin any hopes on him for the next three years.
Mrs. Ramani, we believe you found a solution to your son's problem.
[TV plays in the background]
Damn it!
Forget about me. You go on.
...don't pin any hopes on him.
Twenty thousand members have seen it already.
Why are you worrying, Anna?
Nobody knows it's about you.
But I do.
-Calm down, Anna. -Giri!
Yes, sir?
-Tell me, sir. -I'm going to Bangalore.
Go to Mr. Sumanth and collect the cheque at 3:00 p.m.
-Okay. -It seems it's an auspicious time.
Just be on time. Okay?
-Don't miss it. -What's the amount?
He said he'd invest in four plots.
-He'll give Rs. 20 lakh. Give it to Mr. Sai. -Okay.
-Okay? -Sir, one more thing.
-What is it? -I need to get my petrol allowance.
-How much? -About Rs. 6,000.
Okay, man. It's a small amount.
We'll deal with it later. Okay?
Be there at 3:00 p.m. for sure.
Okay? Take care.
How long will this go on?
Going to Ameerpet, Sanath Nagar, Dilsukhnagar.
Wouldn't we prefer that people talk about us?
Wouldn't we want to save money and go on a world tour?
How is all that possible, Anna?
If that doesn't happen...
in the next six months, Ramu,
I'd even lick a certain person's armpit to secure a desk job.
I'm attending all these interviews.
Shouldn't I get selected for at least one?
Let me get one.
-No one can stop me after that. -Stop.
Hey, stop!
Where's your helmet? Show me your licence.
-I'm on my way to buy it, sir. -Park it here.
-Please, sir. I'm going to buy it. -Sure, you do. Come here.
-Sir, sir! -Sir!
-Ask him if you want. -Let me see your license.
-Sir... -Take out your license, man.
Sir, please.
Sir...
Please, sir.
Oh, my! You have seven challans already.
There's no use in talking to you.
-Come on. Let's go to the SI. -Sir...
Sir, why the SI?
-Sir, let's talk it out ourselves. -How come you have these many?
-Please, sir. Do something. -Come on.
Tell me, sir, why the SI?
-Did you pay the fine? -I've seen many like you.
Okay, go.
-Sir, please... -Talk to sir.
-Please, sir. -Sir.
Hey, you again?
What is it this time?
Is it the helmet again?
We feel bad to write down these many challans.
Sir, I'm going to buy one.
-Yes. We're going to buy one and you-- -Wait.
-Hey, Prakash. -Sir.
-Bring that awareness program helmet. -Okay, sir.
Here you go, sir.
Here.
Why do you simply want to waste money?
A GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE A GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE
You can buy a helmet instead of paying the fines.
Use this. It's free from the government.
Take it.
We're also under pressure.
Try to understand.
-You may go. -Come on.
221, respond!
A GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE A GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE
What a waste of time!
I knew this day won't go well when the cops caught us.
Motherfuckers, damn it!
Not one cop can be seen the day we wear a helmet.
And the day we don't wear one, cops will be all over the city.
-Damn it! -Such ill fate.
Okay, Anna.
My place is nearby.
You have to travel so far.
You didn't eat anything since morning.
-Eat something and go. -Okay.
See you tomorrow. Bye.
This girl is from East Godavari.
She's from West Godavari.
This girl lives in Bombay, but she's basically from here.
Nice.
Isn't she nice?
You don't have to like her.
He has to.
Bye, Vadhina.
Do something and fix this alliance.
Nothing's in our hands, Vadhina.
Believe in our efforts. It'll happen.
There he is.
Welcome home. You showed up at the right time.
We were just talking about you and you showed up.
Drop him home, will you?
It's okay, Vadhina.
He is tired. Let him get some rest.
Not a problem, man.
You're bringing so many alliances for him.
Can't he do at least that much?
Go, son.
Give me your bag.
But, Giri, people your age are married and have two kids.
Where did you fall short?
You have a job. You're handsome. What do you lack?
You can get married happily and-- Oh, the cops!
Hey, stop. Sir is calling you.
Where's your helmet?
Greetings, sir.
Show me your license.
Why did you give him the money?
He didn't stop the other guy without a helmet in front of us.
But he stopped us for not wearing one.
He should stop everyone and collect the money from everyone.
Why did you pay him?
You just have 100 rupees.
Should I make a U-turn? Will you ask him?
No need, man!
I don't want to fight with him. I'm already annoyed.
We should have luck in our life to get married or do something, uncle.
My life is like this because I don't have that.
We shouldn't choose someone, uncle.
Someone should choose us.
No girl would want to accept me.
No policemen would let us go.
It's okay, man. What can we do?
Keep going.
This is our plan, sir.
You'll get the rent for seven years.
It's in a well-developing area.
Think about it, sir.
It might even get multiplied.
Take a look at it, sir. The property value will rise in 7 years.
Think about it.
Nice.
I'll think about it.
-I need to talk with my wife. -Sure, sir.
-Sir, the patient is waiting. -Okay.
-Do you deal with the loan process? -We'll deal with everything, sir.
You just have to sign.
Okay.
I'll talk to your boss, okay?
I have to go now.
-Okay, sir. -Take care.
Excuse me.
Have you ever thought of getting a hair transplant?
No, sir.
You will now.
Madam, that one.
Hey.
-I have a question. -Ouch!
Do it gently. It hurts.
Every time I comb your hair, you lose this much hair.
Yet, there's a lot on your head.
Look at me. I can't even touch my head.
You were saying something?
It's nothing. Even I want to have hair on my head.
Go ahead, son.
How much for a wig?
I'm not talking about a wig.
There's a treatment called hair transplant.
They take hair from here and stick it here.
How much does it cost?
Around Rs. 1.5 lakh.
No.
You look good even without hair.
Good Lord!
What's the big deal, Anna?
They're anyway going to raise our salaries tomorrow
We can do it ourselves if that gets approved.
Stop thinking about all that and sleep.
Be early tomorrow.
Where are you, Anna?
-Ramu, I'm on my way. -You know what's going on.
-I'm on my way. I'll be there. -Please hurry up.
-I called you, but you're still late. -It's okay. Hold this.
Hurry up.
Our next plot will be in Shankarpally.
You showed up at your usual time again.
What's your reason for today?
-Tell me. -Sir, there was traffic on my way.
How long has it been since you cleared a sale, Giri?
A month? Two months? A year?
A deal was almost closing
with Mr. Sumanth.
I just asked you to collect the cheque.
-You couldn't even do that. -Sir, on the way, there were cops, so...
Okay. Grab a brochure from there.
Treat them as our customers and explain our project to them.
I want to see it.
I'll definitely close the sales next month, sir.
Do it, man!
I never got to see your presentation skills even in your interview.
Why don't you do it once?
-Sir, please. -Do it, Giri.
-Please, sir. -Do it, Giri!
Sir--
Sir, this is the Alakananda project.
This is a nice project.
It's a well-developing project.
It's six... eight kilometres away from the airport.
It's also close to the highway, sir.
If you invest in the Alakananda project,
-the plot value will rise to 2.5%. -Which project is this, Giri?
Which project is it?
Alakananda project, sir.
Look at it clearly.
Amra-Amaravathi project, sir.
Amaravati project, sir.
If you invest in this--
Don't take the company's money for petrol to attend interviews from now on.
Do you think I have no clue?
How can you get away with it?
Today, it's not me firing you.
You lost it yourself.
Go. Go look for another job.
Go, Giri.
Don't waste my time.
Giri, a small suggestion.
At least present yourself properly, man.
You'll be attending interviews.
Wear some neat clothes.
Iron your shirt.
Look at those shoes.
At least polish them.
You don't have a personality anyway.
Your bald head also adds to it.
Wear a cap and show up groomed.
You can't even pass the watchman at the gate if you go like this.
Anyway, good luck.
You may go.
What happened, Anna?
What happened?
-Yes, Peddamma. -Where are you?
On my way home.
Listen, enter the house without taking off your helmet.
Have you gone mad? What are you even saying?
I'll tell you once you arrive.
Come.
He just left.
You made him come back.
Come on.
Here. Don't show up like that.
Wear this on your head and come out.
Are you crazy?
What are you saying?
Okay. If I cover it now, what about after the wedding?
Hey! They came over because they like you.
And they're ready to give a dowry of Rs. 2 lakh.
Just shut up and put it on.
Do you have any idea what you're saying?
-Covering it now is fine, but later-- -Just listen to me!
I don't have a job, and I'm bald.
Will I die if I don't marry now?
Giri!
Listen.
Why are you shouting? I could hear you out there
It's nothing. You talk to them.
-I'll bring him. -Why are you annoyed?
Speak softly.
Dear, it wouldn't be nice to keep them waiting for so long.
Put it on and come out, my sweet child.
He'll be here.
He just came back from work.
He must be tired.
-Hey, Giri! Where are you going? -Giri!
-Hey, Giri! -Hey!
What's with you?
Wait, uncle.
I don't know what he told you to get you here.
I don't have a single penny.
I lost my job an hour ago.
And my looks...
I don't even have a family of my own.
I can't get married in this situation.
I'll settle down when I feel like it.
Please forgive me.
I thought you'd make me a groom, not a clown, Peddamma.
What's wrong with him?
Sir.
Whatever, but you didn't do the right thing, Anna.
Who else will worry about your marriage other than Peddamma?
You were wrong, Anna.
At least go home and apologise, Anna.
Peddamma!
Here.
You said you have no family.
Why did you come back?
I'm sorry.
I vented my frustration on you.
This Peddamma made you a clown.
-Why did you come to her house? -Come on! Forget it.
Are you drunk?
Did you eat something?
Come on.
Hey, you can find another job if not this.
Another alliance if not this.
Why do you want to drown in alcohol and ruin your health?
You wanted money for your hair transplant, right?
I wanted to talk to you about it.
Not now.
Let's talk in the morning.
Get some sleep.
Peddamma?
Peddamma!
Amma?
Giridhar?
Okay, Giridhar.
We'll get back to you.
Hello.
Sir, hello. Is this Giridhar?
Yes.
Sir, my name is Shastri.
I'm calling from LIC of India.
-How was Mrs. Ramani related to you? -She's my aunt.
Sir, we have got to know that she has passed away.
There's an insurance claim of Rs. 2.5 lakh in her name.
I called you because you're the nominee.
Where can I meet you, sir?
-How much? -Rs. 2.5 lakh, sir.
You're the nominee, right? I want to hand over the cheque to you.
Hello?
Mr. Giridhar. Are you listening?
Hello?
Let's go, Anna.
Let's first meet Suresh in the morning.
We have the money.
If you pay Rs. 1.5 lakh and buy the job through the backdoor,
you can happily sit in an AC room and work from tomorrow.
Come on, let's have a word with them.
What else are you thinking about, Anna?
Go straight from here, Anna.
Take a left from there.
Yes, this left.
Not here, Anna. Take a left there.
I'll get a hair transplant, Ramu.
It's nothing, Giri.
We'll take the back portion and stick it at the front.
It's an easy procedure.
Why did I get this bald head, sir?
There may be many reasons.
Why do you need reasons when you're getting new hair?
Sir, hello.
What's this? Where's the old Giridhar?
Why did you come here anyway?
Sir, I'm distressed. I was hoping you'd help me get a job.
Don't you have a job?
You look like you won the lottery.
New hair... your body language seems to have changed.
It's nothing, sir. Peddamma passed away.
-I used that insurance money to... -So that's what happened.
Her death brought you luck.
We'll see. Keep in touch.
You know, Anna, you'd be employed if you
had got an extra lakh from that policy.
Damn!
Should someone get sacrificed for something good to happen to us, Ramu?
What a life!
Why do we need all this?
Oh, Anna! I didn't mean it that way.
Anna.
What brings you here, Giri?
Is everything good?
Any problem?
Sir, I want to undo this.
What? A reversal?
That's not possible.
Please don't say that, sir.
-Please. -What are you saying?
It's not possible.
Sir, I did this with my Peddamma's insurance money.
I can't bear it, sir.
Giri, I would've done it if there was a possibility.
But it's not possible.
I'm sorry.
Giri.
You asked something when you visited here the last time.
Do you remember?
"Why does it always happen to me?" you asked.
Do you ride bikes a lot?
Yes, sir.
Then it could be because of the helmet.
You shouldn't have overused the helmet.
I'm sorry.
You shouldn't have overused the helmet.
I'm sorry.
You shouldn't have overused the helmet.
PILLION RIDER HELMET COMPULSORY?
We're watching breaking news.
The government has made it clear that
those sitting behind the rider must also wear helmets.
Even if you drive carefully,
other drivers may cause a road accident.
So it's always safe to wear a helmet when riding a bike.
Pass me the documents.
Tell me.
When I asked him firmly, he said he doesn't know me...
Did you bring all the documents?
Sure, sir. See you.
Come on. Be seated.
Sit.
Tell me, sir.
Notary?
-Your name? -It's Giridhar, sir.
Father's name?
Narayana, sir.
What's the issue, sir?
Tell me.
I am bald.
This is not my hair.
I didn't get you.
Here, sir. Take a look at this.
Hi, my name is Suma.
I met Giridhar during matchmaking.
He had hair in the photo they sent me.
But, in reality, he doesn't.
He's bald.
So, I didn't believe it would work
and cancelled the alliance.
I started disliking him as soon as I saw his bald head.
That's why I rejected this alliance.
He's got a bald head.
Even my family didn't like it.
His height was okay.
But I had a problem with his bald head.
There was a lot less hair than in the photo.
That's why I avoided this alliance.
I don't like bald heads.
That's why I rejected this alliance.
Greetings. My name is Dr. Suraj.
I recently performed Giridhar's hair transplant treatment.
The reason for hair loss could be a helmet.
Not only him, but helmets may be why many youngsters suffer hair loss.
It can be seen in many scientific studies.
I can provide you with the links to those studies as well.
What are you planning to do?
I've decided to file a case.
Against whom?
A very surprising event indeed.
Abiding by the government's rule of wearing a helmet
caused him to go bald.
And because of his bald head, he could never get married.
So, he filed a case against the government to get him married.
Giridhar, 33, from Hyderabad, tells his story.