He suddenly came in front of my car.
He was holding a revolver, Dad.
I can't find the gun, Dad.
I can't find the gun...
Dad, he was holding a revolver.
He was trying to shoot me.
Sana, listen to me very carefully.
Manraj was hit by my car.
He was very drunk at the party and went out for a stroll.
I went in search of him,
and he came in front of my car out of the blue.
He was hit by my car.
Go home and stay there. Don't go anywhere.
I am tired. Don't try to teach me, Jogi.
What else can I do?
Dad was right.
I cannot trust you anymore.
Go to hell, Jogi!
Sanjana.
Nikki.
Your mind is filled with contempt for Dad.
Please let it go.
Dad is very much tense already.
A big election is around the corner.
He has to look after all of us.
He looks after me and my child.
On top of that, Kittu.
Nikki, we need Dad.
And, after me, what will happen to Sunny?
Sanjana, why are you saying such things?
Because I am also dying.
For a year, I've been having sudden attacks.
Blindness attacks.
Mom's attacks, too, started in this manner.
I haven't revealed this to anyone else, except Dad.
If Jogi comes to know about this,
he'll try to take custody of Sunny, and he'll win the case.
-Jogi shouldn't know about this. -He won't.
Please.
When Mom died,
I reached home and saw her lying on the floor.
Suddenly, I had a blindness attack.
Nikki, I was near Mom,
but, for 15 seconds or maybe for half a minute,
I couldn't see anything.
I keep feeling guilty that,
if Mom was still alive at that moment,
maybe I could have saved her.
Was she breathing at that time?
I don't know, Nikki!
When I could see again...
I took Mom's face in my hands.
Her...
Her body was cold.
What happened so early in the morning?
Nothing.
You sure?
When you entered Mom's room, she was already dead, right?
You found the safe and the cupboard open.
The money from the safe was missing.
So what?
Come with me to the police station. This theft should be investigated.
Sana, please, that's enough!
Do you live here? Then don't interfere.
-But Mom's death-- -Please!
Sana, stop this nonsense. No one's going to the police station.
Not even you.
What happened last night, I won't let you repeat that.
Do you know the embarrassment Dad had to face?
To control the situation, he had to cover up a lot of things.
You don't know a thing.
Is Dad at home?
He came home early in the morning, took a bath and left.
Yes, Sana.
Dad, did you find the revolver?
No.
Dad, there was a revolver in Uncle Manraj's hand,
and he wanted to kill me.
Sana, listen very carefully.
You weren't present there.
I am responsible for this.
I have written this in the nursing home's register
that Dr. Balraj Kapoor brought him to the hospital.
He was drunk and unconscious,
and he came and stood in front of the car.
Do you understand?
Why are you doing this?
You are my daughter.
But I cannot help you more than this.
Sana, I keep worrying all day,
wondering what new mess Sana will create next.
Sana, I'm your father, not your enemy.
Please stop going against me.
It's enough now.
These are...
Dad's old case files.
His personal papers.
These are his belongings.
I thought I'll make things better.
Everyone has a family secret.
I was curious to know
if my family has amusing secrets or if they boring like me.
Can you keep this with you?
Monty, I'm very scared.
What happened?
Last night, after I dropped you home,
I saw Uncle Manraj on the road with this gun.
He was trying to kill me.
What did you do?
I hit him with my car out of fear.
He's in the hospital.
Monty, I think Dad wants to kill me.
-Of course not. He can't do this. -I don't trust him!
I had told you he had come here that day
and bashed Sodhi uncle.
Monty, Dad is responsible.
But how can we prove Dr. Kapoor was responsible for--
Is Sodhi uncle's death certificate among these documents?
Is there any post-mortem report?
Yes.
There's a death certificate.
It has Dr. Kapoor's signature.
But there's no post-mortem report.
Monty, all the documents are here.
Except that. Don't you find this strange?
Dad is hiding something, and we have to find that out.
Monty, you know what you have to do, right?
Here's 3 days' dosage. Come for a check-up after 3 days.
Please get ma'am seated over there.
Monty?
-Greetings. -Greetings.
Is everything fine?
Yes. Is Dr. Kapoor here?
He's gone for a visit. He'll be coming back soon.
Do you have any work with him?
I wanted to see my dad's medical reports.
Dr. Kapoor must be having them. He's our family doctor.
Have you spoken to Dr. Kapoor about this?
Well...
No problem. You can speak to him when he is here.
Monty?
Hello.
Monty, is everything fine? What brings you here?
I wanted to ask you something.
Sure. Come with me.
Doctor.
The bank officer had called.
Okay. Give me a minute.
Wait for me in my office. I'll be there.
All right.
What did you tell them?
I said you have gone for a visit. Should I have said something else?
I haven't said this to anyone.
I'm taking a loan against my house.
What was the need to pay two years' rent?
On top of that, you bought a car.
Why?
Romi.
It's fine if you are angry with me.
But, at least, don't insult me.
I can take care of you.
How are you, Monty?
What brings you here?
Actually...
I wanted to see Dad's medical reports if you have them.
Are you taking your medication?
What do you mean?
I can recommend a doctor.
Meet him.
Why?
Because you aren't taking your medicines.
I can see.
I just wanted to see Dad's post-mortem report.
I have his death certificate but not the post-mortem report.
-I hope you understand. -Monty!
Usually, a death certificate is enough.
The post-mortem report remains with the doctor.
Can't you give me a copy?
I just want it as a record. I am entitled to that.
Monty, I don't know what you want this for.
But I don't want to upset you.
Monty, be careful.
What I had seen 14 years back
wasn't a lie.
Nikki, for how long will you stretch that?
Dad hit Sodhi uncle, and that wasn't my imagination.
What's wrong with you?
That, too, in front of Monty!
-Sorry, Monty. -Even I know the truth.
Sana hadn't lied.
Whatever you saw that day
was the truth.
We all know that you weren't lying.
But, Nikki, you don't know the reason
behind that incident.
There was a reason behind Dad's action.
One moment, Sanjana.
Monty, you shouldn't be here.
No problem.
A day before that incident,
Sodhi uncle had come home during the day.
Dad wasn't home.
And...
Sodhi uncle behaved indecently with Mom.
I had just returned home from school.
I witnessed everything.
Mom reprimanded him and sent him away.
Mom thought it was fine. Men are weak.
She didn't want to stretch the matter.
So, she made me promise that I won't mention this to Dad.
But I was Dad's pet.
The next morning, I blabbed everything.
That's why Dad went to Sodhi uncle's house furious.
To warn him
that if he didn't mend his ways...
Sodhi uncle was contesting for the councillor elections.
Had Dad complained against him,
it would have damaged his reputation.
Maybe that's why, fearing this, Sodhi uncle...
committed suicide.
Dad didn't want anyone to know about...
Sodhi uncle's incident.
Sana, Mom too wanted the same thing.
Maybe that's why Dad made you...
Made me a liar.
Hello, Monty.
Sorry, Dad.
I told them everything.
Sana, I'll get going.
Monty.
Monty, I always hoped that this letter always remained with me.
But maybe...
it's necessary for you to know the truth.
I REGRET MY WRONGDOINGS, CONSIDER THIS MY REPENTANCE.
Can you stay tonight?
No problem.
I understand.
Bye.
Good night.