Did we make a mistake by revealing the truth or by hiding it for so long?
I think we made a mistake coming this far.
My knees are aching a lot.
You know...
We have actually broken our family.
Charu, don't tell me to go there.
This is a joint decision.
And at this stage of our life, we don't need to feel guilty.
-Specially when we never... -But there are kids here.
Exactly.
They are our kids.
If two people can separate at this stage, what's the point of anything?
We can't even stop them.
Because on paper they have been separated long back.
I think you are missing the point here.
What do you think?
They never fought in all these years?
They would never have had a crisis?
They could have separated long back. That door was always open.
Despite that, they have been together for so long.
Because they never had anything to prove.
See,
I think they genuinely used to love each other a lot.
And that is the only thing that kept them together.
And they're so secure in each other's love that they
have let each other go.
Pranav, just promise me whenever we have kids, we won't hide anything from them.
That really hurts.
Are you mad at your parents?
No, I'm not mad.
I'm just sad.
It is really sad actually.
It's like watching the finale of Friends.
Like reading the last page of a novel you like.
Because. That's where it ends.
This was it.
Well, actually you never know.
Yeah.
You never know.
-Thank you so much, Sudheer. -Thank you so much, ma'am.
You are good.
I was just joking.
Hey Chittu?
Chitu?
Hey...
That is measured. Leave that, come here.
Yeah, take it from the top.
We need to block this entirely, mark it from here to here.
Hi Chitvan.
And then we will tape it up and fill it.
Yeah, please complete this.
Hello? Hello, uncle. Hello aunt.
I'm sorry about all of this.
I thought you would be home.
We had a sudden plan, so we went out.
Is the work starting today?
Yeah, actually, it's Basant Panchami tomorrow. So it's a very lucky day.
Plus, I'm under pressure that at least for good luck,
to start a little bit of construction.
-Yeah, yeah. No problem.
And one more thing.
I have made some markings here, please
-don't remove this. -It's not fair.
It's not fair.
How could you have hidden this from me?
I never hid anything from you.
No matter what, whether it concerns me, Baba or Chanchu,
they used to call me a snitch.
But I still told you everything.
Pass, fail. Love. Breakup, alcohol, weed, sex.
I told you everything, Dad.
We were close.
Closest!
We were a team.
You are not a team player.
You betrayed me.
Come.
Okay.
Come downstairs. We'll start work there.
You guys are a very interesting generation.
Someone wants to be a singer after doing engineering.
Someone wants to be a chef after finishing medical school.
But the parents should understand.
Because these are unconventional choices, right?
The kids are just following their heart.
But parents shouldn't follow their heart.
They should be conventional parents.
Parents should applaud every weird thing their kid does.
They should bless every decision of theirs.
And on their photo wall,
keep smiling like perfect parents.
We're not saying that, dad.
How can you take such life decisions
without even telling or discussing with us?
Don't you feel answerable to your own children?
No!
We don't.
Who gave you the right to put us in a court and interrogate us?
We never interfered in your life.
When he got the USA visa, then we learned he's shifting there.
Got married, divorced,
but we never questioned.
You left your PhD midway to get married.
Why didn't you make your career?
You're playing queen in the middle of the desert.
And you. Our 12th failed tiger.
Fighting the case for your cheetah.
Once we heard you are a DJ,
and then we learn you were in a jail.
And then we heard you were in a lawyer's house as her lover,
taking care of her kid.
Did you take those decisions after asking us?
We never questioned you or asked for a justification.
What is this?
We never judged you.
What is the problem with us?
It is okay.
Calm down.
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Do you want milk and turmeric?
Milk and turmeric?
You'll catch a cold. You seem weak.
Baba, have you lost it?
My life and brain are in shambles and I'll have milk and turmeric?
I'll obviously not get you tequila in the morning.
I thought you were feeling weak?
No problem. Don't have it.
You?
Take it from the top, a little more.
The one to the side.
-Hi. -Hi.
Pranav, I am Chanchal's husband.
I'm Kratika Bajaj, I'm the sales head of 7 Heaven hotels.
7 Heaven Hotels?
What is the name of your MD?
Just give me a second. I'll be back.
Sure.
Guys, we will meet, right?
I mean, we will keep meeting each other?
We will surely meet each other.
We are not getting divorced.
Siblings can fight with each other, be angry at each other,
but we can't un-sibling ourselves.
Really?
But our main server is down.
Will we still have the connection?
Don't just say anything.
Baba, will you miss me?
Will you miss me, Chanchu?
Why this?
We don't do that.
We don't miss each other.
Why are you saying this?
Sometimes I really...
A lot of times I... You know...
Same hear.
Sometimes I suddenly miss you guys a lot.
I just...
Fuck dude.
Dad is right, we are a weird generation.
We can't even say we miss each other.
So fucked up!
I miss missing each other.
We will make our own plans.
We can surely meet once or twice a year.
Yeah, yeah, we... We'll do that.
Should we make like a Whatsapp group?
Like the school reunion or college reunion.
Chanchu?
Please come here for a minute. It's urgent.
Yeah, one second coming.
Don't go. Stay here.
Dude, I called you so many times.
Even you don't pick up, why are you saying this now?
We'll meet... We'll...
We are different, man.
Chanchu?
Please come, it is urgent.
Just wait a little.
Chitvan, he says it's urgent. Please let me go.
Please wait here for two more minutes.
I will just talk with him for a second and come back.
Talk with him later.
What are you doing? Let her go, he is calling her.
Please sit with me.
Just a second, leave me.
No, sit with me.
-Have you lost it? -Just sit with me.
None is going anywhere, you'll just sit with me.
-Hey... -Chitvan, leave my hand.
-Please sit with me, none's going anywhere. -Don't be stupid, dude.
Why are you doing this?
Chitvan, don't do this.
-What are you doing, dude? -None is going anywhere.
-Why are you doing this? -None is going anywhere.
No one is going anywhere.
-No one is going anywhere. -Why are you doing this?
Don't go.
None will go anywhere.
Just sit with me, please.
Guys, what are you all doing?
I just came to say that I think there is a way we can save this place.
I have a plan.
I'll... I'll sort it out.
Hi.
Here is the cheque of the remaining amount Rs.4,37,50,000.
We have already paid you the advance.
This is the copy of the agreement.
I hope the kids took it well.
I mean, I didn't want to be the villain of the situation. It's just that...
Let me see...
This is your agreement?
Ooh, real cheque.
Yeah.
Nice!
-Hey, what are you doing? -what are you doing?
I know exactly what I'm doing.
Yeah, King?
Did you reach safely?
Greetings.
Yeah man...
Fucker, listen to me.
You wanted to convert the palace into the hotel, right? Go ahead.
Yeah.
Reserve the top floor for us.
Keep the hunting lodges and give the smaller palace to sister-in-law.
And give the entire contract to 7 heavens hotel.
Yeah, the funds in the corporus will be divided among three.
There is a madam, Kritika Bajaj.
She is responsible for the deal.
All the credit should go to her, okay?
Yeah, yeah.
You are all set, Kritika.
What just happened?
Why do you want to convert a small house in the mountains into a hotel?
7 Heavens hotel has been after us for years
to convert our main palace into a heritage hotel.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Leave this, let's do that.
Seriously?
Yeah.
Thankyou, King.
Yeah, okay.
Guys, guys, a toast, a toast.
To family!
-To family! -To family!
-Cheers. -Cheers.
Cheers.
-Brother-in-law? -Yeah?
Thanks, dude.
You are so helpful.
You know I would have hugged you and squeezed your bum.
But I am a changed man now.
You are welcome and I'm touched.
Mom, dad, we love you.
We love you.
-Oh yes. -Both of you.
Yeah, buddy.
Okay, speech, speech.
Speech, speech, speech.
Mom, Dad, when you were elder and we were kids,
you let us live, you let us fly.
And let us learn and let us fall.
You gave us less money but culture.
Values,
you gave us values that were priceless.
And you built this nest for us, Amma's place.
So when we are tired of jumping, we can come here.
And now that we are grown up and you guys...
Are young.
You are in the right track.
Baba, the speech is a bit lengthy.
Yeah, I am wrapping it.
And now that we are the elders and you the kids,
this is what we want to give you, Amma's place.
This is where we all land.
This place keeps us grounded and together.
It's your turn now.
Go, fly, live out your lives.
But just remember, whenever you get tired, you can always come back here.
We will be waiting for you.
Oh fuck!
Wow!
First you will go to Siliguri?
Yes.
And then Kalimpong and then Bhutan.
My first planned trip.
How many days?
One week in Bhutan, then cover the entire North-East while returning.
All in all, six months, I think I will be on the road.
And when I say this, I am scared as well.
And after that?
USA.
My boarding school batchmates, Joshi and Ghanshyam, they called me.
It's all so exciting.
Auroville is also exciting.
If you don't like it, call me. We will figure something out.
No, I will be happy there.
Let's see.
It will take time to setup a cafe.
When are we meeting?
September?
Okay, that sounds good.
Don't tell the kids.
We will meet alone.
Is this the kind of conversation a couple has?
After... 36 years of being together?
Take care.
I'll keep calling you.
-Ofcourse. You have to. -I am proud of you.
Sad, but proud of you.
Okay.
Okay, don't make this whole senti scene now, okay?
-No crying. -We'll miss you.
-Alright. -Keep sending me your dates.
Dad? I wanted to talk to you.
Dad, travelling and soul-searching is fine.
But if you get into trouble, you call me. Don't hesitate.
I'll keep calling you every week. I'll be in touch.
I'm going to be that kind of parent.
That's very sweet of you, dear.
But if you annoy me, I'll find you and beat you.
After all, I am your father.
-What is this? -Here.
-No, I can't take money from you. -Take it.
I can't take money.
-It is just pocket money. -No, I can't take it.
It's from Chit's.
So sweet, thank you.
Just don't spend it all on partying now.
My money, spend it on partying.
Okay, bye.
Bye.
Okay.
-Bye. -Bye.