-Hey! Akbar! -Akbar!
Who are they?
Look over there!
Stop the vehicle!
Take the baby.
[whistles]
Modaar?
"Yova International Group of Schools
"Annual Day Celebration."
Hi, Sankeeth!
Hey, Raj! I don't see you in the morning walks anymore.
All okay?
-Doing the evening shifts, bro. -How come?
I am not an early bird at all!
Also, the more we avoid our community uncles the better.
Gita, is everything okay?
I am very nervous, Sankeeth.
Why?
Look at her.
No matter how much I tell her, she won't stop worrying.
There's no point in telling her.
They will remember only what we do.
We may put up a brave front,
but what we go through on the inside has a deeper influence on them.
So, if you stop worrying, everything will be okay.
How did you get so enlightened, boss?
After meeting her.
So cute!
Yes!
I'll just be back.
-Meha, perform well, okay? -Oh, definitely.
Boo!
Good luck, darling. Just kill it, okay?
Killing is wrong, no?
-So, I'll just make sure they faint. -Oh, I see!
Go, rock it.
Thank you.
Okay.
Don't worry, Deepika. You are a great dancer.
Don't get tensed. Okay?
What's wrong?
I can see some tension in my darlings' faces.
-What's happening, girls? -She is nervous.
Are you?
Hmm.
All of you, come over here.
-Hey, let's go! -Let's go!
You're scared everyone will look at you when you are on stage, right?
Hmm.
Imagine your favourite cartoon characters in their places now!
Lily, what's your favourite cartoon?
Hmm... Sofia.
Would you be scared if Sofia and her friends are in the audience?
No.
All right, then. Come on, girls!
Let's do this.
Yes!
My mom doesn't allow me to watch cartoons.
I don't have a favourite one.
Trust me.
Kids from the First Standard
will dazzle you with their performance.
So, let's invite them with a big round of applause.
The best student in the First Grade goes to Meha!
Please come on to the dais.
Congratulations, Meha.
Thank you, ma'am.
I love you, Jhansi.
I want this happiness forever.
Will you marry me?
It's not the first time I am asking you, Jhansi.
We are already living like a married couple.
So, what's your problem?
How long do you need?
-Hi, aunty! -Hello.
Hello!
Hello! Come on!
Why aren't you bringing Sheeba for a walk these days?
Why do you say that?
You played with her in the same park only the other day!
I did, didn't I?
I forgot, aunty.
You may forget.
But she won't.
Meha keeps talking about you.
-I will bring her home someday. -Sure.
Bye!
Sankeeth! You said you had a meeting. Come on. Get up.
Meha!
It's time for the school bus. Get up!
-Get up, get up! Come on! -Just a few minutes, Jhansi.
-Jhansi! -Huh?
-Where's my coffee? -It's on the table.
Come, come, come.
-Hi, Meha! -Hi!
Take this.
-Bye, Mummy! -Hi.
Jhansi told me The Jungle Book story last night.
-Hi! -Hi!
Wow!
-Thank you so much! -It's okay.
Thank you.
-Bye! -Bye!
Bye!
-Bye, uncle! -Bye.
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Bye!
-Hi. -Hi, Jhansi.
-Good morning, sister. -Good morning.
-Debby! -Yes?
Beauty is never in the sari.
It's in the way you drape it.
Watch me.
Pin.
-Hey! Hi, Jhansi! -Hi!
I had a dream this morning.
As I was walking about in the sari you designed for my sister's wedding,
all the aunties looked at me with false smiles and pure envy!
Wow!
Hey! Is this my dress?
Wow! I love it!
It's much more beautiful than I expected.
Of course!
If the heart genuinely wants it, God will definitely grant it.
Jhansi!
Do you know Urdu?
No.
I don't know where that was from.
I don't know Urdu.
It must be a movie dialogue.
Did you feel the same way at your wedding?
Full butterflies?
In spite of all the excitement, it still makes you nervous, doesn't it?
To stay in the same house for a lifetime,
seeing the same face every day.
I don't know how my sister manages.
Marriage is a companionship, Swetha.
Do you get bored of your childhood friends
even if you see them every day?
This is no different.
If the right person comes into your life,
everything will be fine.
That's why I am happy.
Your sister will be happy too.
So, I will tell Swati you are coming.
Thank you so much for this.
-Okay, bye. -Bye!
-Bye, Debby! -Bye!
Jhansi,
without such people who think clothes are more important than marriage and husband,
I wonder what would happen to boutiques like ours. What do you say?
Go, get the shaded beads.
What do they look like?
Dad! Dad!
Let me go!
Help.
Jhansi?
Are you okay? Jhansi, just relax.
I'm okay.
-Jhansi, are you okay? -I'm okay.
Okay. Thank you, Swati.
-Come home sometime. -Okay, I will.
-Congrats. Happy married life. -My pleasure. Bye.
-Bye. -Thank you.
-Let's go. -Thank you.
Happy married life.
Delicious?
I will be back.
-I will be back. -Sure.
Excuse me.
I was enjoying poker with the boys and you dragged me to these uncles.
What is this, Jhansi? Come on!
Huh?
-Are you not an uncle yourself? -Hey!
Anyway, you came here to meet your Uncle Anirudh.
Don't try to guilt-trip me.
Okay, I tried.
-To check if the plan works tonight. -Shut up!
Okay. Some of my bags are in the bride's room.
I will go get them. You go get the car.
Ah! Plan is on!
-Plan is on! -Get out!
-Go, go! Let's go. -Okay.
Hmm.
-Cigarette? -No, uncle. Thanks.
Why?
-Are you afraid Jhansi will scold you? -No way.
She never stops me.
She knows that I know my limits.
So, where is it going, Sankeeth?
What?
I mean your relationship with Jhansi.
I don't know.
I asked her again… if she would marry me.
What did she say?
No response.
How long, uncle?
You have been treating her for so long,
But she is not able to recollect her past.
Uncle!
Please, uncle.
Your dress looks beautiful.
Take this.
Why are you afraid of me? Take this.
-Your earrings look beautiful. -Uncle...
Whether she is putting in a sincere effort
in her treatment or our relationship...
I sometimes wonder.
Sometimes
I fail to understand what's going on in her mind.
I... I'm confused.
-Hey! -Uncle!
Please!
Shh… shh… Don't shout.
Uncle, please!
Hey, stop!
Hey!
Who the heck are you?
I'll kill you!
Hey!
Hey! Leave me!
She doesn't remember her past.
But during her treatment, I could understand one thing.
Her past won't be as simple as you think.
Maybe that's why her brain is resisting any response.
She may regain her memory somehow at some point in time.
We just need to wait.
Okay, uncle. See you.
Bring her for the treatment next week.
Yeah, sure. I will see you then.
-Bye, Jhansi. -Hmm.
-Jhansi, can you drive? -Yeah.
-Are you okay? -Hmm.
Meha dear, let's go home.
Hey!
The girl still looks scared.
She is our only witness.
She was the last person near the victim.
So she must have seen the killer.
She is just a kid, sir.
She is still in shock and didn't eat since last night.
When you say "police and witness," what can she tell you?
CCTV footage?
She didn't identify anyone.
Identification is difficult on CCTV and the Aadhar card.
Get the wedding photos. Immediately.
Take a look at this picture.
Have you seen any of them at the crime scene?
I am here.
Don't worry. Look.
-Hmm? -No.
-This one? -No.
Take a good look and tell me.
Girls should never be afraid in this world.
Okay? See.
Hello! Swati?
This is not fair, Jhansi.
What happened, Swati?
My wedding day turned into my uncle's funeral day.
All the guests are talking only about his death.
I don't deserve this.
Jhansi?
Hello, Jhansi?
-Hello? -Huh?
Definitely not.
Any idea who the killer is?
The police have interrogated the girl, Deepti, who saw him last.
They showed her my wedding photos to identify the killer.
Did she identify anyone?
No.
She is getting more nervous.
Hmm. Thank you.
She is just a kid.
She is too scared to identify anyone.
It must be some business rivalry.
My uncle is no saint.
Probably this is God's punishment for all that he has done.
That's all.
It's okay, Swati.
We can't change what's done.
Forget about it.
Enjoy your honeymoon.
The girl is not able to identify anyone.
You probably think an outsider is the culprit.
But somehow my instinct says this is done by someone familiar.
How can you say that?
Do you mean to say the kid is pretending?
No.
When you get a nightmare, you don't remember the faces,
but you won't forget the feeling.
She is going through the same because of the shock.
We can't force her anymore now.
Anyway, this is your case.
-You take a call. -Hmm.
Move.
Now you are in your subconscious.
Have no fear and tell me whatever you see.
Someone is striking a man on his head.
He is chasing after someone.
There is blood.
What else?
A girl with blue hair is dancing.
How does she look?
She is beautiful.
Hmm. Tell me more.
Jhansi!
Relax.
You are safe.
Just relax.
The visuals that you see could have happened for real.
Or your mind could be showing the scars from some experience
in the form of these visuals.
That's what happens in dreams.
But somehow I feel, even in your subconscious state,
you are blocking certain things from me.
Nothing of that sort, uncle.
You don't have to tell me, Jhansi.
But you should at least tell yourself the truth.
Only then can all your scars heal.
I am not telling you this as Sankeeth's uncle but as a doctor.
Have you discussed anything with Sankeeth?
When I don't have clarity myself,
I didn't want to tell him and confuse him.
That's why I didn't.
I agree.
The good news is I can see progress.
Your visuals are more clear now.
Anyway, freshen up and come.
I will get the new prescription ready.
Um... uncle! Did Jhansi remember her past?
Probably. There is a slight improvement.
Frankly speaking, she is better off without remembering her past.
She has just started leading a normal happy family life.
Meha found a loving mother, and I got a caring partner.
I have everything in my life.
I don't want this happiness to go.
She doesn't know her past.
She could be anyone or anything in her past.
Let me tell you something.
The incidents and situations that Jhansi shares
during her hypnosis are not normal.
I personally don't think she has a simple past.
Be prepared for the worst.