What will we do with such a large plot?
It's not for us. It's for the kids.
It will help them.
Rajan will settle down wherever he gets a job.
Who knows if Raman will get a job.
And Muniya will get married and go live with someone else.
Muniya isn't going anywhere.
What do you mean?
I mean, that whoever she decides to marry has to come live with us.
How is that possible?
Do you want to ruin our reputation?
Ruin it?
Just watch, these kids will make us proud.
Mama, take everyone home I will head to the police station.
-I am coming too Da. -I will come too. I can help.
You don't need to worry mum-mum, we will be right back.
I know what you are thinking.
If you know then shut up.
Why are you telling me?
I meant that you are thinking the wrong things.
I am simply helping Rajan.
You are helping him? Without any ulterior motive?
I am truly hurt by your words, sister.
I am your brother.
We might not be related. But I am still your brother.
There is no need for all this drama.
I don't want to speak to you.
Fine, you can scold me.
You have every right. You are my sister after all.
But God is my witness.
That I am doing what I can for your family.
Focus on driving the car first.
Sir you can't just throw someone in jail!
Please sir, we come from a good home.
What has he done?
Do you have any proof?
What is the drug addict's name?
You can't call him that!
Raman Gauri Shankar Chandel.
-The drug addict's address? -Stop calling him--
I am handling it Muniya, please sit.
-But it is not fair, Da! -I know.
They need proof.
They can keep me here as long as they like.
Just shut up Raman.
We don't need your input.
Why should I shut up?
-Why? -See?
Not like I have ever been heard in the past.
What do you know about me? I am not 10 years old anymore.
Everyone has changed! I have changed,
mom has changed and so have you and Muniya.
So please don't act like you know me, brother.
You've brought us to a police station, what more do I need to know?
-I don't need you. Please leave. -Raman please.
Shut up.
-We can discuss this later. -Come back later.
Very good Muniya. Take his side.
Come back later!
-You and the whole family! -I am not on anyone's side.
Shut up!
Leave the file here.
You guys have started a family drama in this police station.
Sorry sir.
He is a history-sheeter.
Do you understand?
Even when section 144 was declared in Delhi,
your brother held a gathering of 25 people in Jantar Mantar
as a sign of peaceful protest.
Pick up, pick up, pick up.
Muniya, this is the week that dad passed away.
Forget about Delhi, why are you arresting him now?
A warrant? Any proof?
-Phone records. -Listen to me sir,
I make bathroom furnishings.
-So? -I have got this.
So, if you want then
by tomorrow I could have one with Japanese technology installed here.
Stand up.
I told you to stand up! Now move back.
We are just talking sir.
Dad? Why aren't you answering? Anyway, I am in Bhopal.
He is probably a childhood friend so he called him.
What is his name?
They say that he is a history-sheeter
because of an old protest.
-What is his surname? -Please listen to me.
-Please talk to him. Just speak. -Who is it?
Hello?
Yes sir.
Sir the evidence...
No sir.
Yes sir. Jai Hind.
So much happened...
but you didn't even tell us?
What could you have done?
We could get you out of it!
And sent me to dad's funeral.
Just to reduce your own guilt.
Raman, you know I was down with Covid.
Raman you are the youngest.
So act like it. Stay in your limits.
Limit?
I know my limits better than you do.
At least I am not crossing my limit to sell the land!
Raman!
This is exactly why I keep Raksh far away from you.
He will grow up to be a good man if he keeps my company.
I can see that!
A good person? You should thank God that TJ's father is in the IPS.
Or you would have stayed there.
Bloody idiot.
Come. Come on Raman, let's go home.
Why didn't you tell me that you gave Raman money?
You could have told me that you were selling papa's land.
You don't need to know what I am doing and how I am doing it.
I am the only one who knows how I am paying for our needs.
And I know that our business is drowning in debt.
What are you looking at?
What are you doing with your life?
Everyone thinks that you are a successful social worker.
You attend protests and raise your voice against real life issues.
-But you are... -You are what?
What am I?
A fraud? A drug addict?
Yes I am!
Protesting pays well, so I do it!
-You're lying. -I am not.
I get 500 rupees.
Are you still high?
If you think telling the truth is being high, then I am high!
Okay? I am useless and incapable.
Just like you always thought.
I am.
The company was actually doing really well Ami.
Do you remember the Singapore office?
The deal had been finalized.
But Covid put an end to everything.
Failures are an extremely normal thing Rajan.
There is no need to be ashamed.
You should try talking to mummy and your siblings.
They will understand.
You don't know what it is like to be the oldest son in the family.
Because you are the younger sibling in your family.
Why do you think that the weight of the whole world
rests upon your shoulders?
A family is made up of the people
who are with you through thick and thin.
It's all a lie.
I have to call you guys every week like a beggar, asking for money.
Have you guys ever called me to inquire,
if I am fine? Am I doing well?
Do I need anything?
No, right?
You just like saying that we are related.
I know how to maintain a relationship, Raman.
But I have never thought about this.
And this is your fault as well.
Have you ever told me this?
What did you think? That I wouldn't understand if you told me.
Look, I will speak to the guys at my company
and you will work there until you get clarity on what you want to do.
Clarity?
Do you have clarity on your life?
Tell me? Sometimes it is Preeti, sometimes it is Sameer,
and now it is TJ? No, have you ever told TJ
-about what happened with Preeti? -Raman!
"Full of hope"
"That nostalgic memory"
"Take me back To that moment"
"It feels like a loved one"
"Who visits me in The dead of the night"
"In the silent night"
"My tears stream out"
"My eyes Stay wide awake"
"They are tired and exhausted"
"They stare at the road As the tears stream out"
"My eyes"
"Stay wide awake"
"They are tired and exhausted"
"They stare at the road As the tears stream out"
Let it be. I will do it. Stop.
Mumma?
Why aren't you talking to me, mumma?
What is my fault?
No one is at fault here except for me.
I didn't raise you kids right.
-Maybe Dada was helpless-- -I understand his helplessness.
I was helpless too when you guys weren't here.
But did I say anything?
Your papa loved you guys a lot.
You guys were his pride and joy.
He used to say that you kids would grow up
and make us proud.
The older son,
is selling our land for money.
He never bought anything substantial himself
but he wants to sell his father's land.
And the younger son is attending rallies for money.
Thank God he isn't alive to witness this or it could have killed him.
Why would you say that mumma?
-Mumma? -Forget it.
Mumma?
We bought that land with our blood, sweat and tears.
Do you know that?
We went through so many hardhips.
I fought with my brothers and my sisters,
we broke all our family ties, but we did not sell the land.
He used to say that no matter what we have to go through
this land will turn into gold for our children.
They will enjoy the fruits of our hard work.
You guys are doing great.
Absolutely fantastic! I am sure he is very happy up there!
-Look mumma... -I don't have the time for this.
What's wrong? Is everything okay?
Are you going to meet Di this morning?
No Bhabhi, actually I am here to meet you.
I am sorry Bhabhi.
You were probably yelled at by my brother because of me.
It's fine. I am your sister-in-law.
If I don't get yelled at for you, then who will?
I am just sad because you didn't tell me why you needed that money.
We could have discussed it.
But that's not just you,
everyone in this house has that problem.
Nobody tells me anything.
Even after seven years I still feel like an outsider.
You have felt that for the last seven years?
I have felt that since the day I was born.
Nobody has ever even...
Forget it...
I have always felt like an outsider.
I don't think that.
At least not when it comes to you.
And even if that is true, you should start thinking about you.
Yes, Bhabhi.
Look at this!
What is it?
Read it!
Can't you just tell me?
The curse of the miraculous Kund...
Can I ask you something?
There are a lot of questions I can't answer.
I am in a big mess.
Like what?
If you could tell me, maybe I could help you with something.
No, just...
You know Babs...
when we are children it feels like our parents are against us.
But the truth is that...
Their thoughts, feelings, sacrifices and their whole world...
is centred around their kids.
And then...
those kids grow up and...
Anyway.
Why are you going back?
I need you here.
Then tell me who Preeti is.
Are you making a deal?
Sorry... it is a request.
Do I have an option?
I am not playing KBC here, this is my life.
Preeti was my first girlfriend.
In fact, it was through her that I discovered
that I like girls.
But...
she wanted to tell everyone about us.
And what about you?
Why didn't you want to tell anyone?
I didn't have the courage...
nor is this Bangalore.
It's a small town. Nobody would accept it.
And now?
I need some time.
Do I have an option?
It's about my family's life. And I am a part of that family.
And who is that boy?
Sameer?
He is just a friend.
He likes me, but...
You know? I am not into boys.
Yeah... but the other day outside your house...
He was helping me. Like he always does.
Just like that?
Well, he thinks there is something between us.
What?
Come on, like you have never manipulated anyone?
I can't believe that you are the same girl,
who I fell in love with.
I... I guess you are right.
You should go back to Bangalore and...
I need some time to...
sort this mess.
We don't want it.
We don't want your gifts. Nor do we want to buy them.
You need to pay nearly one lakh Supriyaji.
One lakh for what?
It's the electricity bill for your land.
Oh so now the land belongs to me?
And what about you guys using it for so many years--
Yes, but now you are giving it on sale.
Why would everybody contribute in the bill?
I am not selling it, my son wanted to sell it.
But I won't allow it.
You won't allow it? We won't allow it.
That Kund, it is our God.
And that temple, it is our history.
Supriyaji, this might be a family matter
but as long as it isn't over,
please don't attend any committee meetings.
Legal notice?
Dada...
Why don't you declare bankruptcy?
And then what?
They will freeze my home, my lockers and my bank account.
What will we eat?
Dada...
I told you, I can help.
Please stop showing off, okay?
That's enough.
Just because you work at Dawson bank
that doesn't mean the bank belongs to you.
And besides,
it will take you years to earn as much as I do in a single year.
True.
It will take some time for my income to run out.
I am really sorry Dada, but...
can you at least consider it?
Are there no options other than selling the land?
Please.
In a way this is a good thing Supriyaji.
Now you don't need to make new products for the Diwali Mela.
Lokiji I don't think they will let me put up a stall.
We should talk to Rajan.
Come.
Uncle... please.
You shouldn't interfere in our family matters.
This is no longer a family matter.
The whole colony is involved.
And they won't allow you to sell that land.
Look uncle...
you took care of mum-mum after our father passed away.
And we are very grateful to you for that.
But now...
Now what?
Now everyone knows exactly what is going on between you and mom.
-Rajan da please. -Raju!
Hey.
You were the one who said
you wanted to get to the bottom of this.
But now you don't?
Tell me something.
Why did you guys come here?
When your father passed away and I needed you guys the most
not a single one of you showed up.
And now that you are here you think you can say whatever you want.
You guys can live here,
do whatever you want, sell the land,
sell the Kund, but don't ask me.
You are adults now.
No need to ask me.
The fact is that you don't need me.
So I am leaving.
-Mumma! -Mummyji...
Lokiji please book a ticket to Haridwar for me.
Mumma! Mumma! Let's just discuss this.
Discuss what?
Is there anything left to discuss?
This is what you guys think about me.
And that is why you talk to us in this manner.
Let go of me! I am disgusted with myself now.
Mumma. Please. Just one second.
Just look at your dear daughter.
And your beloved son.
They are mine too.
You might not be here but...
Mum-mum, mum-mum, please forgive me. This is all my fault.
You don't need to leave this house.
I will leave.
But I was selling the land...
because my business has closed down.
I don't have a single rupee in my bank account.
If I don't return the investors money by Diwali
then even selling my house won't cover it.
I am...
But... You are...
I am not mum-mum. I am nothing.
I did everything I could. I asked everyone.
But Covid has...
destroyed everything. I have lost it all.
Even my father.
Mumma...
Brother is telling the truth.
Rajan!
Ahuja came to the office.
He cancelled the deal.