I will always treat you with respect
and dignity of highest order.
As you are my first anatomy teacher.
I will always treat you with respect
and dignity of the highest order.
As you are my first anatomy teacher.
I will use this knowledge for the service of the society.
I will be grateful to you and your family
for this act of living after death.
I will be grateful to you and your family
for this act of living after death.
Quiet!
It's the first anatomy practical.
I can understand it's not easy for you.
But you must be strong.
This is the beginning.
The dissection gets tougher.
But don't worry. You will get used to it.
So today, we will be starting with the abdomen.
So one of you come forward.
Take this scalpel and make an incision here.
This is nothing, I have seen bigger post mortems.
- I see. - Yes.
Watch out, be gentle.
The tool is stuck to the b***s.
Do you want a body with an erect tool?
Get lost. I don't swing that way.
Get lost, I know all about you.
MBBS is going to take a toll on me.
Sister told me about the anatomy class.
But hearing about it and seeing it all cut up...
Man, when I touched that body
I got the feeling as if... it's so creepy crawly.
Yuck!
I am Prachi.
Varsha.
'When undeserving people get it all'
Shall we go?
Let's go.
'What will deserving folks get?'
'Think! What happened in the Mahabharat?'
What's the matter?
What are you doing there?
Do you have any papers for that vehicle?
Let me see them.
Sir, a copper has pulled me up.
Ask the ape for his batch.
Which batch are you from?
You're acting very haughty with me.
He won't tell me.
What's his name?
Raunak Singh.
Give the b***d the phone.
Speak to him.
It'll save both of us some time.
- Hello. - So, tell me.
You're acting very feisty.
Who are you, sir?
Forget about me.
Let me tell you about you.
Vishnu Khare recruited you into the force, right?
In 2009?
From Bhind.
If you're not at home in Bhopal, should I send you back to Bhind?
Tell me.
How much did you spend?
Rs. 5 million.
5 million.
I'll get your uniform taken away.
Sir, you must know that the vehicle
can be very difficult to get without a collection.
So, you can get whatever you want done.
None of it is an issue.
I am requesting you, please, sir.
Quit whining.
Give the phone to Dara Singh.
Yes, sir.
Sir, please speak to him.
- Yes. - Give the token.
And get him out.
Vishnu Khare is f***g me over, Shashi.
He takes 5 million for the uniform and tells us it's 500,000.
He's your man.
B***d!
Rascal!
What is it?
When you need something, you come around for a signature.
Otherwise you are going around s***w us over, behind our backs?
Sir, but you must consider this.
Everyone has paid for the police recruitment, right?
They did, right?
How many policemen did you recruit in the last 3 years?
- How many? How many? - I...
150!
150.
How much money did you stash away? I have all the accounting.
In future, we will adjust all of it.
Sir, we cut a deal, right?
We made a regular deal. How can you go back on your word like this?
- Hey, a******e. - Sir.
- Listen to me... - Don't teach me.
- Listen... - I won't listen, so just go.
- Sir, this is not done. - No, it's not done.
It's not done. It's not. Just go.
F***r, Sunil! Is it my job to speak to d***s like him?
You are technically my junior!
And you're making me do the dirty work!
Get lost!
Rascal!
Look at that.
They recruit sacks of sawdust and blame the cops for being inept!
Dad and mom are at home. I wonder what they think?
They are probably wondering if we use protection or not.
Your mind is a recycle bin.
Your dear sister.
She calls you a lot.
Cool. Uncool.
- Hey, Gauri. - Sanket, I need your help.
What do you need?
- You know Jyoti, right? - Jo!
She consumed some pesticide or something like that.
One moment, wait, wait.
It's for you.
Hello, sister! Jyoti consumed pesticide!
S***t! When?
They took her to Ghosh hospital.
Please come at once.
Why did they take her there? It's a maternity hospital!
They could have taken her to Reliable.
Grandpa would be there too, in fact.
Anyway, we are coming, okay?
Hurry up. She's critical.
What will I do there?
You are a doctor, right?
I am hangover, right?
Fine.
F***k, deja vu.
Deja vu!
We went like this for Dinesh also...
- I hope this doesn't end the same way. - Shut up!
It won't be like that.
- Excuse me. Jyoti Dixit. - Over there.
Come.
- Aunt. - Pragya!
Dr. Advani?
She went for an emergency C section.
Okay.
- Is there a nurse or a ward boy? - Yes.
Aunt, do you know when Jyoti consumed the pesticide?
- Yes, Doctor? - Torch.
I came home from school and found her like this.
Do you have a cover or wrapper for the pesticide?
Do you remember the name?
Okay, aunt. Please wait for some time.
Classic lomostomy.
Get a dialysis tube and IV ready. Quickly.
Aunt, please move here for a bit. Let me examine her.
Nurse. Hydropene sulphate 2 mg in the drip. Start.
Okay, doctor.
I will wait outside.
- Aunt. - Thank you.
'Bhishma Pitahmah stood by the undeserving in the war.'
'All he did on his bed of arrows till he breathed his last'
'was feel regretful.'
'I wish I'd remembered it on that day.'
How is she?
She hasn't regained consciousness yet.
You know, I think that Jyoti deserved to get
the medical seat more than Prachi.
I don't know to what extent more than Prachi
but Jyoti certainly did deserve it.
She was... she is
a hardworking girl.
She scored 98 and 99 percent in all the tests and
no ranking in the final.
- That's why the poor girl... - I know.
'I dreamt of being a doctor.'
'I gave it everything I had.'
'But my dream did not come true.'
'I was unable to achieve anything in life.'
'I see no reason to stay alive.'
'I don't blame anyone for my death.'
'Jyoti.'
This seems a bit off, right?
- I'll go and see. - Okay.
How are we progressing?
- Fine. - Sit, sit.
Carry on, doctor!
I was just about to say that too.
This admit card...
It's a suspicious case, sir.
This one?
Did you get that just by looking at the admit card?
No. We match the admit card with the counseling report.
If there is any mismatch we glance at the student's history.
Sir, take a good look at that admit card.
You will see that there are imaged morphed together.
- Which means that... - Sir, it's clear.
Someone else gave the PMT as Anshul.
And after that?
Track record.
We see how Anshul has
fared, right from school tests to the board exams.
Nobody becomes Einstein overnight.
Interesting.
And shocking.
I guess that was the loss of being
emotionally attached to this college.
I never imagined that something like this would happen.
Don't worry, dad. We are here.
We are at it.
Okay.
I will leave then.
I will take updates from you. Tomorrow?
Sure.
Okay.
Yes.
Let's check his counseling report.
Hello, Ashwin.
Ashwin, I explained it to you so thoroughly you still don't get it.
You're just insisting on going against the flow, aren't you?
You will see how much going solo will cost you.
Sanket!
What's up!
What is this? Can you explain this?
Is it another one of dad's affairs?
Shut up! Just shut up, okay?
Are you out of your mind?
- Why did you do it? - What did I do?
I just helped someone to pass, so what's the big deal?
Do you think of it as charity?
It's a crime!
Come on, please. It's for fun, so...
Fun?
What else will you do for your version of fun?
You've done drugs, you've done cheating,
you'll murder someone in future, right?
It depends on who it is and how much I get paid.
Sanket, I really can't wrap my head around you.
I am fighting a major battle against the
corruption in the medical field and you...
- I am not done talking yet. - Call, call.
- Yes, aunt. - F***k.
Prachi, what's wrong with your phone?
Okay. Did the nurse give her an injection?
Okay, I will be there.
How would I have an iPhone charger?
Okay, I will ask.
Hello. Listen.
No. Your sister comes with a no return policy.
Are you really going to argue with me while I'm in this mood?
Fine.
We will get it from downstairs.
Pragya... Hey!
Pragya! Just listen!
- Don't tell dad anything about the PMT, please. - Why?
Why? I think, it will be fun.
Come on please, Pragya. It just happened, okay?
Pragya!
Listen, Jyoti...
I made an excuse that you are not feeling well.
Can you pretend for sister, please?
Just don't mention that PMT scam.
You got so depressed, you know.
I said it, to boost your confidence.
Prachi, you're back tracking now.
You kept going on and on about being good for nothing.
What was I going to do?
Tell me!
- She seems fine. - Sister.
The charger?
Jyoti, how do you feel now? Better?
Sister.
- I want to opt for a drop. - What do you mean?
I can't complete the medical course.
Prachi, it's not like your gym or the dance
class where you quit because you can't.
I am not quitting. I am just opting for a drop, right?
- Sanket also said it's okay. - Did you ask Sanket too?
Yes. He was the one I was speaking to when my battery ran out.
Call him.
- Sister, my phone needs to charge... - Prachi.
Yes, tell me.
Hello? What's going on between the two of you?
She wants to quit college and you're encouraging her!
She wants to drop a year.
When were you going to tell me that?
It's nothing, really.
They had their first anatomy practical.
She swooned after seeing the cadaver dissection.
I just went along with what she said, to please her.
So are you saying you weren't serious?
Of course not.
You were stressed about Jyoti and
then the after effects of dissection.
So I said it.
Okay, listen.
You guys take care of Jyoti.
I will come over to meet her. Bye.
And what about you, ma'am?
What were you thinking when you did this?
You've still got time to stop being friends with this.
You won't pull off these crazy stunts.
Sir. This is Devendra's result.
Sir, I'm Devendra.
Are these your rest results?
Yes, sir.
Was it a miracle that occurred during the PMT or
did you get so unlucky during the tests that
you had zeroes in every subject?
I was a bit unwell, sir.
During all the tests?
Father said, failure is the first step to success.
- Shut up. - Right?
I know exactly what steps you resorted to get here.
Get out.
You're getting thrown out of the room for now.
You will be out of the college soon. Out.
Sir, can I call in the next student?
Yes.
M***r, how did they find out?
F***g c***t!
My dad is a village chief, okay?
He paid through the nose for the admission, right?
I will f***k your granpa's happiness!
All that land you've commandeered will be taken away overnight!
Hang up, m***r!
Hello? Yes, I am here.
The meeting is going on inside.
I just served them tea and snacks.
Okay, okay, come on over.
Okay.
Yes, sir? Sir!
Who do you want to meet?
You have a sense of deduction.
Why don't you become a doctor?
I could make you one. Just say the word.
Sir, can I please come in?
Who are you?
Sir, I admire your gargantuan memory!
Don't you recognize me?
What do you want? Do you have an appointment?
Sir, look at my smile!
Sir, I am Jairaj. That's me standing there.
Your student, sir. Gwalior Medical! Jairaj.
- Oh! - Smile!
Okay, so you're the one who kept calling me?
Yes, sir.
- What is it about? Yes, sit. - Can I sit?
You're just as fit as you used to be.
Actually sir, I have learnt a lot from you.
I thought, I would get ahead of myself
and give you a piece of advice.
What?
Sir, have you heard about the darkness under the lamp?
Yes.
You've received a document file for 7 students. Those documents...
Can I see them?
- Why? - Please show them to me.
Here you are.
This is your son.
He...
Why would he do this?
He's your son! How can I know anything about him?
But you must ask him.
When you do, please tell him
he will be sent to prison.
For sure.
He will go for a long stint to prison.
You called me so many times!
You could told me about this in a message.
Sir, well I...
If I did it on phone you'd think I was threatening you. You know?
If there's pain, there's sympathy. You feel my sympathy now, right?
That reminds me, you
must be thinking of throwing those 7 students out of college.
Please, get that thought out of your mind.
Please.
- Get out. - What?
Get out, or you will be thrown out.
What are you saying?
Sir, I'm really heavy!
Pragya, be honest with me.
Did you know Sanket is involved in this?
Did you hide it from me?
UR is in Canada, so you're going there.
Yes, sir.
It's your fault.
You could stay here as a forest officer
and make at least five to seven crores.
You would be living the cool Canadian life right here in Bhopal.
Still.
Since you went to all this trouble...
Here you are
That's only a thousand.
I have taken care of 250 thousand crores in cash, for you.
How much should you get? Tell me.
At least 25 percent, sir.
One, two.
Three, four.
Five.
- Here you are. - That's only Rs. 2,500.
I have increased it by 15 percent.
Have a blast at Christmas.
He got me to load 250 crores.
This is Mr. Omkarnath.
He's an old friend of mine.
Owner of this factory.
This is Mr. Sunil.
He's my trusted aide.
Now, he's with you.
I trusted you, dear.
Dad, I didn't know before. Honestly.
And later?
You should have told me when you found out.
I am sorry, dad.
Why are you saying sorry?
Dad, I didn't think it would become such a big deal, so...
And you want to be on the board of directors.
And then there's all this!
If this goes into the public domain do you know what will happen?
Dad, I spoke to him.
I just don't get it! Why does he need to do this?
Why must he do any of this?
Is it for money? Or is it something else driving him?
Dad, Sanket won't do anything else as
stupid as this, I promise you that.
No matter what the reason
a mistake like this will ruin the reputation of the college
and his life will be in ruins too.
- Hello? - Yes.
Yes.
It's late today. Let me try tomorrow.
Try? As if I am sitting around doing nothing but wait for you?
I want your backside here, today, without any fuss.
Okay?
Nothing is as important as you in my life.
You know that, right?
I want you to be happy!
But we have a certain social responsibility.
Have you ever seen Devendra, whom you helped?
If such folks become doctors
then we're doomed.
You do these things without a thought
to dad's reputation and your future.
On top of that, you're venting on me...
So, I said, it's done! I did it once!
- Don't tell dad. - I did not tell him!
Then how the f***k did he get to know?
Don't shout at me, Sanket.
- You f***d me up, right? - No.
You f***d yourself.
You always make the mistakes and blame someone else, that's it.
Okay. Fine.
I won't blame anyone the next time.
What do you mean?
Do you think, all of this will end when I stop doing it?
Are you saying you'll keep at it?
- I am asking you! - Why? Do you want to tell dad?
Stop the car.
Don't over react now.
Stop the car, Sanket!
'Privilege comes with a free side of ego.'
'And the b***h deal with ego is'
'that when it speaks to you, it makes you deaf to everything else.'
What?
Live your life the way you want to.
I can't be part of it.
Pragya, man! What are you doing? Pragya!
Sanket, if you have any sense to spare,
you will figure it out.
'It doesn't let in any voices from the outside.'
He's still not taking the calls.
Dadda will call back.
He must be busy.
My father paid through the nose for this.
B***d, even if you're dead, you'll take the call, ape!
Trust me, boss.
Dadda resolves these matters very sensibly.
Sensibly, a donkey's a***e.
If my dad loses his cool, he will s***w Dadda to kingdom come!
Just forget about it.
Here, take this. Take it. Go on, take it.
Drink it.
Go on. Good boy!
Now tell me.
We spoke the other day, right?
Any thoughts about that?
The scheme which takes you to being the boss, from an employee?
How much is that going to cost me?
Around 5 million.
Are you opening the hospital on the moon?
You're going to rob the students blind and ask me for 5 million?
See, it's like this.
I have to pay off all the higher ups.
This is all just at the start
until things settle down.
When the students arrive
- the money will pour in. - Yes.
The way my being a doctor will rain money!
Then you can kick me on the a***e.
It's impossible to speak to you.
Okay, listen, call Dadda.
- I will call him later. Hey! - Call up Dadda!
- Stop it. - Call Dadda at once!
Okay, I'll call!
Call him from your phone!
- Hush up, I am calling him. - Call him!
I am calling him.
- Talk to him. - Here, here you are.
- Calm down. - Go on.
Yes, please. Tell me.
Ashwin
has reached the point of going senile.
He won't listen.
I spoke to his son.
He won't do anything of the sort. Believe me.
You're very confident about that boy.
Yes.
He is the boy's biological father.
Let's just get this impediment out of the way, sir.
It's impossible to bear or to get rid of.
What f***y is this, fool? I keep disconnecting
and you keep calling? What's the matter?
- Sorry, Dadda. Dadda, he... - Dadda...
Hello, Dadda. You said half an hour.
I am doing this for you! Don't you have any patience?
Yes, Dadda. Fine, just great!
Okay, so if there's any problem I am right here.
That Reliable guy is my friend.
Your friend?
How do you know, fool?
- Nandu introduced us, Dadda. - Darn you...
He gave the exam for me, you see!
Disconnect!
So this...
longing to meet Sanket came from you or
did Anuj have an itch up his a***e to
have you meet him? Tell me the truth.
Dadda, we're in business together.
The whole admission deal.
I will be putting in 5 million too.
- It's my money, sir. - M***r.
That will be fun!
5 million?
I see. We are going to discuss this.
I'm a bit tied up at present, but we will discuss this.
Very good.
- Give the phone to Anuj. Go on. - Yes.
Here, speak to him.
Speak to him, it's our Dadda, buddy. Speak!
It's Dadda.
Yes, Dadda.
Dadda, sorry.
No, it's okay.
Okay, listen. Come to the farmhouse.
We will sit and talk. I must talk to you about your business too.
- Okay. - Get some liquor from a still on the way.
- Yes, Dadda. - Don't drink it.
Bring it over.
Don't drink and drive, okay?
Yes, Dadda. Yes. Greetings.
It was a mistake telling Dadda.
Dadda and Sanket are bum chums.
If they speak about this, our dream will go up in flames.
What about my dream of being a doctor, f***r?
My dad paid him through the nose for it!
What are you doing?
I have to tell Sanket.
It's something about work.
- Hello. - Hello, brother.
Brother, it's Anuj.
I made a tiny mistake...
Yes, Sanket.
I respect you a lot. I love you very much.
But your dad...
Wait and watch what I do, now.
What?
Devendra!
I still don't get it.
I was cross checking the admission process in my college.
Why is that bothering everyone so much?
Try to understand.
You'll figure it out.
The students have come out of the classrooms onto the streets.
If there is another riot or a student
commits suicide, who is responsible?
I am doing this for the benefit of deserving students!
Mahatma, we will end up resigning thanks to this whim of yours!
If you support me then
the students and the people will respect you more.
Professor, this isn't your class where you're teaching.
I know what to do.
But do you know that seven students
have filed complaints of harassment in the court, against Reliable?
Before you lose your college, lose this stubborn whim.
These are the seven students who came in via cheating.
So, think of the benefits to the deserving students later
and think of your own benefit, first.
You are a doctor.
Now this is...
something you can work out.
'They say you have an intuition before something terrible happens.'
'That doesn't apply to me.'
'Because I was full of s***t.'