Johnson, I don't know why he isn't picking up the phone.
I have been trying for 30 minutes.
Yes, I taught him how to receive calls.
He seemed pretty excited about coming to school.
I am sure something is wrong with him.
Okay. I am going into the Forest
Gather everyone around and meet me there.
So?
Sir, the blood reports are clear.
How?
How is it possible, Rawat?
You saw the dead bodies.
It is clearly a case of poisoning.
How can the reports be clean?
Probably they dosed them with something,
that can't be traced in the blood.
Even I am surprised, sir.
We have our own labs.
Why will we use external labs to get tests done?
I am sure you have some misinformation.
What?
Are you sure?
Sorry, sir. This is also not working?
We need more time.
Time is what I don't have.
Sanjeevni is my last hope, doctor.
And only Jugnu stands between me and Sanjeevni.
Either Jugnu lives,
or
I will.
Parth.
You didn't know the way.
Where are you taking us?
Ohh...
What is this place, bro?
Is this where Jugnu lives?
Yes.
This...
This is Jugnu's phone.
Why is it lying here?
Meaning Jugnu is somewhere around.
Yes. Yes.
Let's go look for him.
Come on.
Jugnu.
There is Jugnu.
Jugnu.
What is wrong with him?
He practises some kind of yantra sadna every night.
And that makes him pretty weak.
But Jugnu said he becomes normal by dawn.
I wonder what is wrong.
He has a fever.
Fever. - Let's take him to a doctor.
Doctor? No.
That can be pretty risky.
Wait a second, isn't your father a doctor?
Let's take him there. Your father can give him some medicines.
What say?
But Hooda sir's test is today.
Test.
There will be more tests to come, but Jugnu won't.
Yes.
Right.
Yes, let's take him along.
Lift him up. - No need to take him anywhere.
Nyasa, your morning doesn't seem good.
What is wrong?
Laffu, the expectations with which I came to Bheem Mukteshwar,
I couldn't find those herbs or plants,
nor the book of Ohri.
My thesis looks completely worthless.
There is nothing interesting about it.
Then let's make it interesting, Nyasa.
There is another jungle in Bheem Mukteshwar on the other side.
Let's go over there.
You will definitely find something interesting there.
And as for the book, Nyasa...
What? What about it?
What are you hiding from me, Laffu?
No, Nyasa, I was... just...
You don't trust me, don't you?
I trust you a lot, Nyasa.
You know about that book, don't you?
You know how important that book is to me.
Well Nyasa,
grandma has found that book.
I saw it with her.
What? Really?
Come on, let's go borrow it from her right now.
No, Nyasa, she forbade me from telling you.
Why?
She said you will be upset if you are unable to find it.
Ohh...
How sweet of grandma?
Granny is so considerate.
We must find a way to get that book from granny.
Right?
Grandma.
Grandma, how did you get here?
I will tell you that later.
Let's get him treated first.
He has a fever.
But he never had a fever.
Maybe something else is wrong with him?
It rained last night, grandma.
Maybe that's why...
His clothes seem wet.
Maybe he's caught a cold.
Grandma. - Yes.
Last night Jugnu prepared a potion, using the Sanjeevni leaves.
Maybe that could have cured him. Right?
He can still get better.
Who wants to help me?
These are my friends, grandma.
Johnson. - Johnson.
Heema and Dangwal.
Okay.
Let's together look for the potion Jugnu prepared yesterday.
You two look over there.
Come, Johnson.
Come, Heema.
Johnson. - Yes grandma.
Aren’t you Edison and Sonia’s son?
Yes, granny.
But how do you know?
I will tell you.
Is this it, grandma?
Yes.
Careful.
Found it.
Yes, that's it.
Come here, children. I found the potion.
Lift him up.
Parth.
How does your grandma know all this?
Is she Jugnu's grandma as well?
He is opening his eyes.
Who is she?
Jugnu, she is my grandma.
Don’t worry. - Parth, I had warned you.
No one can come here.
I see... will you say that for me as well?
For your friend?
Ira.
Ira?
Ira!
Ira?
Dr. Vineeta.
Dr. Negi. Dr. Rawat. Come in.
So, Dr. Rawat, where were you since morning?
Shopping.
Sit down.
I have a surprise for you, Dr. Rawat.
For me?
These are the blood sample reports,
which you got tested by external labs out of my knowledge.
So, Dr. Negi, did you have any clue about this?
No No, ma’am. It was all me.
Since Arjun sir said,
that the patients getting well or dying is not a coincidence,
I wanted to know what was happening with the patients.
Really? So what did you find out?
Nothing, ma'am.
Exactly.
Was your over-smartness a result of your curiosity,
or was it a part of a bigger plan?
Like replacing me?
No, Dr. Vineeta, why do you feel that way?
Ma'am, we never...
I never thought this way.
Just shut up.
I know you pretty well.
First getting close to Mr. Vyas,
visiting his house repeatedly.
And now getting blood samples from outside to prove me wrong.
Ma'am, you are getting me wrong. I did no such thing.
This illegal act put the reputation of CRC in jeopardy as well.
I won't just fire you.
No.
I will get your license cancelled
Come on, Dr. Vineeta.
That's taking it a bit too far, isn'it?
Arjun, let me handle this.
Ma'am, please. I am begging you, ma'am.
Please.
Rawat, security will show you the way out.
Dr. Vineeta, your paranoia proves that you are scared.
And a person is afraid when he does something wrong,
or allows it to happen.
Good morning. Breakfast is ready. Come on.
No, no, don't bother.
I came to give my thesis to granny.
If she could read it and give her feedback,
then I would get the confidence to submit it.
Mom isn't at home.
But you can wait if you like.
Come and have breakfast with me. Come on.
No, really. I am so full right now. I just had breakfast.
Fine, at least have a glass of juice.
That's it. Thank you.
No one's around? Where is everyone?
Don't ask.
Seems like everyone in this house is busy except for me.
Arjun left for CRC in the morning.
Children went off to school.
Mom went to see a friend of hers.
Parth had his and his special friend's lunch packed by Kanta.
All that for a friend.
And couldn't take the trouble of saying bye to his mother.
Are you getting jealous of your son's friend?
How cute is that?
When children grow up, they don't have time.
I made a fresh batch of herb tea.
I'll get that.
I guess grandma won't be back soon.
I'll keep this in her room.
She can read it when she comes back.
I'll give it to her.
No, don't bother. You carry on.
Don't worry. I will give it.
You don't have to take the trouble. I will give it to mom.
Don't worry.
Okay. - Okay.
Bye. - Bye.
Kanta, pick up the plates.
So Parth...
Parth is my grandson.
My daughter's son.
So you have a daughter?
And Parth is her daughter?
You have grown old, Ira.
50 years is a long time, Jugnu.
I am bound to grow old.
And you remembered me?
Because we were friends.
How could I forget you?
So granny, you two were friends?
Ira, Parth and his friends are very nice.
Just like you.
I know.
The world has changed a lot, Ira,
in these 50 years.
But greed hasn't changed one bit, Jugnu.
Evil has become much more dangerous.
Is...
Is... he still alive?
Yes.
Sleeman.
There is no trace of him for 10 years.
But he is around... somewhere.
And you know,
his people are gathering around.
Now that you are here,
I am not worried.
Like you saved me last time.
Saved you last time?
How, granny?
How?
Jugnu!
I thought Sleeman must be dead.
I did too.
But he has started his dirty game again.
I think he still has the Sanjeevani extract.
In the last 50 years,
he used chemicals to try to recreate the Sanjeevani formula.
The way your tribe used to make the Sanjeevani extract.
But without mixing the herbs,
everything will be poisonous.
That’s why no animal sniffs or consumes the Sanjeevani.
And the formula to prepare the Sanjeevani extract,
was in the book of Ohri.
And I didn't let Sleeman get his hands on it.
Several innocent people had to pay the price.
Sleeman created new formulas,
and tested them on people.
No one survived.
I heard something similar is happening in CRC.
Sanjeevani used to save lives.
And now people are dying because of it.
Taking lives means annihilating an entire tribe,
an entire village.
But this is not difficult for Sleeman.
This is all my fault.
No, Jugnu.
We cannot let our sorrows burden us.
For those we couldn't save,
if we try to save others now.
It may not lessen our sorrow,
but it will definitely lessen the pain.
Which you are doing for 150 years.
But Ira, he is still alive.
And he can still harm people for his greed.
But we won't step back.
And Sleeman knows this is his last chance.
A man who killed an entire tribe to become immortal.
He even killed women and children.
Can go to any lengths for Sanjeevani.
This time there is one good thing.
We saved Sanjeevani from falling into Sleeman's hands.
So maybe he won't be a threat to you next time.
But, granny, how will we save Sanjeevani this time?
And is there no way to stop Jugnu?
Let's think.
We will definitely think of something.
Granny. Tell us what we can do?
Because now we are team Jugnu.
Yes, granny.
Team Jugnu.
Yes, granny.
According to the book of Ohri,
on the night of 'Amrit Purnima' Jugnu's powers will get depleted.
Yes.
I won't be able to keep the Sanjeevani invisible or defend myself.
So it's all about that one night.
On the night of 'Amrit Purnima'
when the Sanjeevani will shine like the sun,
we must keep Sleeman away from Sanjeevani, the jungle and Jugnu.
So... until then Jugnu is safe?
So... how about another picnic, Mowgli?
Don't you have school today?
School?
No.
Hooda will conduct a test today.
But Parth and I don't have any interest, so...
Parth, you are scared of exams again.
I am not prepared.
And anyway,
your 'Vikram Samvat' had them confused the other day.
I see... is it the same chapter?
Look... I can tell you about that chapter.
But you must write the correct year.
Okay, fine.
I knew it.
You were the brains behind it.
Rawat was a fool,
who took the bait because of you.
Vineeta, whatever you are doing,
it's not working.
People are dying.
Guards... - Don't you have a conscience?
Shut up. Stop lecturing me.
Guards, show him outside CRC.
And make sure he never gets in again.
Beautiful.
Simple yet sleek.
Well done, doctor.
I don't know why people are so scared of a virus.
And bacteria doesn't get enough credit.
Mr. Ali.
Sir.
They will be ready to release in the next two hours.
Perfect.
I hope that mouse will come out of his borough
to watch this new game of death.
Sir.
This formula is completely different from all our previous trials.
Yes, it is.
Those formulas were to replicate Sanjeevani.
And this is for exposing Sanjeevani.
Let me know when it's done.
Good luck, Rawat. - Sir.
A retest
is a chance to do better.
Take it as an opportunity and not a punishment.
Okay.
I am sure you will excel.
These four losers didn't show up for the test, did they?
I knew they will bunk.
Sir.
We are here.
And as usual, you are late.
We are late because our friend was sick.
Think of a new excuse, Johnson.
Sir, we bunked all other classes,
but showed up for your test.
So you can stop thinking we are losers.
Confidence.
Fine, if you guys think I am wrong about you.
Then prove me wrong.
Go ahead.
Thank you, sir.
After the uprising in 1857, the British knew,
they will have to lay a trap,
to transport their soldiers from one point to another.
And for that, they will need wood.
And wood comes from--
Trees.
And trees from-- - Jungles.
And they started cutting down trees.
They made several laws for those living in the jungles.
All the jungles became government property.
The tribe who lived in the jungles for thousands of years,
couldn't even touch a twig.
Due to these changes,
when the tribals revolted,
the British charged us with--
Criminal Tribal Acts.
This black law led to the extinction of several tribes.
I hope nobody is helping their friends.
Because then you will be helping them for a suspension otherwise.
Then what happened?
When Parth turned in his paper first,
Hooda sir's face was worth watching.
Maybe he thought that I left the paper blank.
You didn't leave it blank, did you?
What?
No, mom. I clearly understood history this time.
Mom, I always get good marks.
You never treated me like this.
See, sister.
As we approach the auspicious full moon,
things are positive again.
Please, Kanta aunty.
Try giving someone else the credit for a change.
Grandma, did you eat?
No, son. You eat.
Arjun, how are you back so early?
Is everything alright?
I have been fired.
Nysa. I admit that I don't believe it.
But everyone in Bheem Mukteshwar believes,
it's not right to go into the jungle on the night of the full moon.
I don't believe in such things.
And anyway, I just love sunsets.
You city folks...
What's so great about watching a setting sun?
Sun looks better when it's rising.
Try being a little more flexible, otherwise, you won't achieve anything.
Speak for yourself.
You have decided not to get married,
and I've decided not to enjoy the sunset.
No... that's not true.
I mean... if I find a nice guy.
Someone cute and lovable.
I may give it a thought.
See.
I am flexible.
Honestly?
Fine. I will try to like the sunset too.
Let's go, Nysa.
Come.
Arjun, can't you somehow warn the patients?
Maybe...
It's pointless, Anu.
People are... weird.
They worship every little thing as a miracle and chase after it.
Since Mr. Vyas woke up,
people from all over the country, are coming to CRC for treatment.
Thinking we have some grand, state-of-the-art facility,
which it is not.
Arjun, please calm down.
Take it easy.
When someone close falls sick,
all we need is a ray of hope.
To fight back.
Mom, I am a man of science.
What I can't see, doesn't exist for me.
I understand.
No doubt.
Medicine and medical science save lives.
But without determination and faith,
no medicine can ever cure anyone.
Medicine saves lives.
All these miracles and faith are all rubbish.
It's okay if you don't agree with me.
You are entitled to your opinion.
I am to mine.
Arjun. Please.
Sit.
Look, I tell a story to Parth and Chunky every day.
I want to tell you a story today.
Would you like to hear it?
Many years ago,
the river of Suraj Nagar was severely flooded.
Jagdish, a resident of a city,
was returning home from the city.
The only way to reach Suraj Nagar,
was to cross the river Revati using a boat.
When Jagdish arrived at the river,
there wasn't a single boatman visible.
Jagdish was clueless.
Just then a sage passed by.
Jagdish immediately went up to him,
and requested--
Please, sir. You are capable of miracles.
Can you help me cross the river?
My mother is sick.
I must get these medicines to her
The sage asked Jagdish; can you swim?
Jagdish said; yes, I can.
But how can I swim in these strong currents?
I will drown.
I am scared.
The sage smiled and said,
I've a miraculous paper.
It won't let you drown.
Jagdish is glad to hear this.
He takes a piece of paper out of his bundle.
Casts a spell on it and hands it to Jagdish.
And says; keep this paper in your pocket,
but never read it.
Otherwise, its magic will be over.
Now you can swim across.
You will be fine.
Jagdish thanks the sage and jumps into the river.
And swims across.
At nighttime, after giving his mother the medicine, and tucking her in bed.
When he's about to fall asleep,
he remembers the paper given by the sage.
Then he immediately opens the paper, to see
what magical chant was written on it.
But the paper was blank.
Jagdish understands the sage's words.
He thanks him from his heart,
and goes to sleep.
Over?
But how is that possible?
The paper is blank.
I didn't get it.
Did you get it... Arjun?
So...
Jagdish was scared that he cannot cross the river.
But on the sage's assurance,
he swam across even in the strong current.
Because he had faith in the sage's words.
Absolutely.
I believe that truth doesn't need evidence.
Because faith and hope,
can make people do the unimaginable.
Maybe you won't understand this now.
But someday your faith will make you victorious.
Believe me.
Laffu, do you know any part of the jungle,
that people rarely visit?
I’ve heard a lot about the Van Rakshas.
But never seen it.
You want to see the Van Rakshas.
Yes, why not?
I want to see how these demons look.
You are pretty brave, Nyasa.
This jungle spreads all the way to the other end of the city.
There are some caves and wells on the other side.
People believe that's where the demon resides.
And... what do you believe?
Nyasa, if I was a powerful demon,
I wouldn't live in a cave.
It's nonsense.
Great, Laffu.
Thank God.
Nice to know you don't believe in these superstitions.
Yes, Nyasa. I think there are spirits and not demons.
People would often commit suicide by jumping into the well.
Because--
Why did you stop?
Are you scared of ghosts?
You are here. Why would I be scared?
Come, let's go.
Shall we? - Let's go.
I know you must be furious.
Vineeta was unfair to you.
I know how much CRC means to you.
It's your life.
No, Anu. You are my life.
This family is my life.
I am not sad about getting fired from CRC.
But knowing that it happened under my nose...
Three of my patients lost their lives.
It's unacceptable.
I cannot trust anyone after this.
Not even myself.
Don't say that.
You're the best doctor I know.
Hello, ma'am. - Hello.
Arjun sir.
Arjun.
Rawat, you?
How are you, sir? - Great.
Sir, I am going to Mumbai tomorrow.
For a new job.
I went to CRC to meet you.
And found out that Vineeta fired you too.
"Who are you?"
'You should know who you are calling, right ma'am.'
So I came over to meet you.
Well, Mumbai has great news.
I am really happy for you. Congratulations.
Thank you, sir.
I learnt everything from you, sir.
Sir... you are my guru.
Sir, I got rasgullas for you from Delhi
They are your favourite.
Ohh... thank you. Thank you so much.
Take a seat. I'll arrange for some tea.
No, ma'am. I've to leave early tomorrow morning.
I must leave.
Stay for a while. - You got a new job.
At least have some tea.
No, sir. I have to go.
Let me introduce you. My mother-in-law.
My colleague, Dr. Rawat.
Hello, ma'am.
You know what, let's all have tea together.
No. Some other day, sir. I have to leave.
Okay.
Have a safe journey. - Thank you, sir.
All the best.
Well, at least some good news today.
Rasgulla
Don't eat that.
Why?
What happened, mom?
What's wrong with her?
I told you.
You guys are no match for her skills.
Welcome home,
Ringmaster.