[Sitar music]
I shall meet you again.
Who knows where and when though!
Perhaps I'll cross your mind
and end up on your canvas
[Indistinct chatter]
or I'll gaze at you silently as a
streak on your canvas.
[Barricade creaking]
I shall meet you again.
Who knows where and when though!
Like the sun's rays,
I'll embody your hues
[Footsteps]
or be the shades
on your canvas.
[Clock ticking]
I don't know when and how
but I shall meet you for sure.
[Phone vibrating]
Perhaps I'll be droplets from a transparent stream
[Crickets chirping]
that settle on your body.
I'll hug you in a cool pleasant embrace.
[Door thud]
I shall meet you again.
[Rain pouring]
Who knows where and when though!
[Thundering]
I shall meet you again.
[Train running sound]
[Soft music]
♪ Glory to Sita and Lord Ram ♪
Uncle, we have to pay 30% more in taxes this year.
That's according to my calculation.
Run it by the accountant anyway.
Yes, we'll have it checked.
You're not a chartered accountant.
[Laugh]
If our accountant makes us pay huge taxes,
he's not serving his purpose. Right, brother?
Dad,
how much will you save on taxes?
Around 4,00,000 to 5,00,000.
Uncle is the head of the Chamber of Commerce.
If he becomes the highest taxpayer in the chamber,
it'll send a good message
and add to his soft power.
Vivek,
your son has taken so well to his MBA degree,
and you were needlessly worried about the expenses.
Listen, Pancholi,
postpone tomorrow's meeting with the association.
His aunt reminded me we're meeting his prospective bride tomorrow.
[Music]
You also forgot, right?
No, brother. His mother won't let me forget!
I got the meeting postponed already.
Uncle,
I think we're making haste about my marriage.
You're not getting married tomorrow!
It's our first meeting with them.
- Correct. - Even if you like the girl,
the wedding preparations will take time.
In the meantime, enjoy your bachelorhood
and finish your MBA degree.
[Laughing]
[Sigh]
Uncle, I came to Ratlam
because placements were delayed during corona.
I spoke to that firm in Mumbai.
Things will be back to normal in a few weeks.
I plan on finishing MBA
and gain experience in marketing
then grow our family business.
- So, planning execution... - Listen, Rishu,
you won't touch our business
until your dad retires.
[Soft music]
He won't retire until you marry.
In short, your marriage
Is a part of your business plan.
I know you don't approve of this
but like you said, I have soft power!
[Laughing]
Got him!
Don't waste your time convincing him.
Just show him the girl's photo
and he'll forget all his plans!
[Laughing]
Sir, your wife is beautiful.
Champak, she's not my wife yet.
She will be soon.
The girl is as pretty as her future mother-in-law.
I hope her parents didn't send us a doctored photo!
Is it possible to edit photos?
Rishu, why don't you get your photo edited on your Aadhaar card?
That's a terrible click!
Please, mom!
Rishu!
Are you listening, Rishu?
- Yes. - Neev is coming to you.
Bring him down, he's late for school.
Uncle!
[Indistinct chattering]
Uncle!
Come.
Are you going to Indore tomorrow?
Who told you?
Mom did. Take me along.
I want to meet your future wife.
Don't you have school tomorrow?
She's not my wife yet. Get going now.
- Rishu. - Yes?
Wait.
You've rejected a few proposals without even meeting the girls.
[Indistinct chattering]
I've sent you the girl's biodata.
Go through it.
[Sigh]
Look, son,
[Sigh]
you'll be meeting her tomorrow.
[Indistinct chattering]
Try to understand her,
not gauge her.
[Indistinct chattering]
Uncle, what's gauging?
Let's ask your dad.
Uncle has put me in a spot, brother.
Please do something.
Nothing like that, Rishu.
Just meet the girl once.
If you have any doubt,
call me right then.
[Religious music]
Neev, offer your prayers.
Go to your dad.
Don't fret too much.
Go through the girl's biodata
- then decide. - Say bye to your uncle.
- Bye, uncle. - Bye.
- Bye, uncle. - Again.
Bye, uncle.
Get in.
Wave at your uncle.
- Bye bye. - Bye.
[Birds chirping]
[Title music begins]
♪ Chasing after dreams ♪
♪ we've come thus far ♪
♪ We forsook the ground ♪
♪ to soar to the skies ♪
♪ This love story shall be spoken of across the worlds ♪
♪ With you by my side, we'll make it to the horizon ♪
♪ I'll hold your hand ♪
♪ and walk proudly ♪
♪ With you by my side ♪
♪ I'll make it in life ♪
Episode 01 I Shall Meet You Again
[Indistinct chattering]
Here you go.
- Thanks. - We told you
we're waiting for some guests.
Oh no. We've been here since long.
It would be rude not to order anything.
Well, listen.
- Get three bottles of beer. - Okay, sir.
Chilled.
Are you being funny because you're nervous
or you forgot you're not allowed to drink?
Forget beer, get him a jaljeera.
What do you have in low fat starters?
Low fat?
The boy's family owns a huge sweet shop.
If you harp about low fat and low sugar,
they'll take it as mockery.
They'll feel insulted.
Listen, get us fries.
Okay?
Surbhi,
what will you have?
[Soft music]
Took her eyes off the book
to check the phone!
This generation is doomed!
[Mobile keypad clacking]
Surbhi, you need a touch up.
Mom, we did that a while ago.
Besides, the AC is on.
- Yes. - I don't care.
You should come out only after they arrive.
Come.
Where is Shekhar?
He's on a video call with Pakhi.
Listen, don't order anything more
or the groom's family will think we lack patience.
- Thank you, mister. - Okay, madam.
- Come. - Okay.
How do I look? Presentable?
You're fine.
Always handsome, dad.
- Thank you, dear. - Come.
Handsome dad.
We've been waiting in the dining area for half an hour.
They could've informed they'd be late
but they didn't.
It's nothing but power dynamics.
Your family also came late when you were the suitor.
Now we're the girl's family,
so we have to be on time.
Ask Mr. Pathak to call them.
Mr. Pathak!
Are you talking to the suitor's family?
Ask them how long they'll take.
No, I'm talking to my wife, Shekhar.
I've spoken to them already.
They're sorry about the delay.
They'll be here soon.
[Music playing on radio]
[Sigh]
Why are we all packed in one car?
Even the driver was given an off.
You should've let me drive.
Taking two cars would have seemed a show-off.
And had you been driving,
would brother-in-law sit alongside me?
He could've sat in the front.
Your dad would never sit behind with his sister-in-law.
It's called modesty.
What are you two whispering?
Well, I was just saying
I want the window seat.
- Yes. - That's risky.
We suffer from motion sickness.
Yes.
I am feeling sick too!
Rishu, that's a good sign.
Your dad was also sick
when we met your mother for the first time.
Remember?
[Laughing]
I could've come along.
No way, Pakhi. Are you mad?
You're pregnant
and have work commitments.
This is only the first meeting.
They're not getting engaged today.
Don't be mean.
Did you take your morning medicines?
Yes, I did.
I ran out of iron and calcium medicines.
So Sumit ordered them online.
What is he doing? Lying on the couch with his phone?
I am not idling away, brother. It's called critical thinking.
Some critical thinker you are!
[Laughing]
Try studying for a change.
Don't be too coy before the boy.
But make sure to speak
less than him
or he'll think you're too fast.
Don't speak loudly. Okay?
Okay, mom.
Who cares if someone in that family is hard of hearing!
Don't crack such jokes at all.
Look. I know you're sensible
so I won't preach.
But let them see how good you are.
Listen. Under some pretext, try to find out
if the boy has any bad habit.
I'll keep him engaged and ask
if he has a lighter or matchbox.
If he checks his pocket, he'll be exposed.
You'd rather remain silent.
Let your beauty do the talking.
It would be odd if I look nervous.
They'll think I'm being forced.
What rubbish!
You look pretty.
Shall we?
Come.
[Car approaching]
- Welcome. - Hello.
- Hello, uncle. - Hello.
- Hello.
Hello.
- This is Lalit Gupta from Ujjain. - Greetings.
- And this is his son Shekhar Gupta. - Hello.
Bless you.
He is Anandji Rathi,
- the whole and sole of Shree Ganga Sweets. - Hello.
This is his younger brother,
the suitor's father, Vivekji Rathi.
Hello.
I beg to differ, Mr. Pathak.
My brother Vivek runs the shop entirely.
- I am but a caretaker! - [Laughing]
That's very kind of you.
- This is my wife. - Hello.
- And she's Rishabh's mother. - Hello.
Hello.
- Shall we go inside? - Yes.
- Please come. - This way.
- Come. - Park the car.
This is a match made in heaven.
The thing is both families
complement each other.
The girl and the boy will surely like each other.
I know that for a fact.
[Sigh]
I haven't even had water since morning in anticipation.
- Dear God! - No pressure.
The decision lies with you.
Here she comes.
[Soft music]
[Coughing]
- Careful. - Are you all right?
[Music continues]
You wouldn't have choked had you seen her photo.
- She's pretty. - Just like you.
Yes, thank you.
This is the alcohol menu.
What?
Did you order this?
No.
We ordered soft drinks, right?
Yes, soft drinks.
How did this come here?
- Take it away. - Yes, take it away.
- Sorry, sir. - Get the other menu.
How strange!
Well, our kids are not into such things.
We can't bear the stench!
Indeed, I agree.
Wonder why he assumed
we'll order drinks.
Alcohol is an outright vice.
- It's bad for health. - Yes.
You see,
people waste money on alcohol.
When they take ill,
they visit hospitals
- and waste more money. - Right.
It's a bad deal through and through.
It ruins the mind first
- then the body. - Right.
We wouldn't even discuss it
if it weren't for the menu.
Who asked you to get that?
Why did you?
We don't even think about it.
Indeed. If it weren't for the menu,
we wouldn't...
[Rock music]
I applied to Choco & Cinnamon two months ago.
They're taking forever to offer an internship.
Why depend on that company alone, bro?
Apply at other places too.
Do you know the story of Khandelwal of Choco & Cinnamon?
His family was in the business
of making local chocolate.
The company had some rustic name.
He had clients in Tier 3 cities.
Three years ago, he invested to up his company's online presence.
He went for a modern branding
and now he has stores in Mumbai and Delhi.
Got it.
So you relate to Khandelwal.
Your family is into Indian sweets
and you come from a Tier 3 city.
You think you can be like him, right?
[Indistinct chattering]
No doubt about it.
It will happen.
My brand will be even bigger.
Shree Ganga Sweets,
The taste of culture.
- [Laughing] - [Glass clinking]
Stop smiling, it's not a joke.
You know Khandelwal personally, yet you won't put in a word for me.
Excuse me, can I have a minute?
I'll be back.
- Yes, ma'am? - Don't fret, bro.
Taste of culture made me laugh.
Don't worry, I'll introduce you to Khandelwal.
Sir, someone served scotch on my table without permission.
Not possible, madam. Someone must've ordered it.
I know but just check your WhatsApp message.
- We decided on IMFL... - Where can I meet him?
I won't pay for scotch that your waiter served.
Ma'am, your guests came in an hour early.
They asked for scotch, the waiter was helpless.
- Isn't this place too loud for a meeting? - You need better communication with your staff.
- Our communication is clear, ma'am. - No, it isn't.
I asked for IMFL.
I won't pay for this.
And there are only 18 guests on my table, you can count.
You've charged for 20 people. Waive it off.
Well, just throw a party.
Order his favourite alcohol
and serve 'sev' from Ratlam on the side.
That's not done, ma'am.
You guaranteed 20 people
so you ought to pay.
The terms and conditions are clearly mentioned on WhatsApp.
Please...
She's haggling as if this is a roadside stall!
What happened, Surbhi? Did he agree?
No, he'll charge for 20 guests.
When you speak to him...
Ankur Trivedi, Operations Team, Runner-up Media.
Divya Singh from HR.
You deleted my number as soon as I left the company!
I was in the HR.
Now I'm a student, MBA first year.
By the way, this is Surbhi.
- It's her birthday. - Hi.
- Happy birthday, Surbhi. - Thank you.
This is Rishabh.
- Hi. - Happy birthday.
Thank you.
Divya, you quit HR for MBA,
while he's completed his MBA and is looking for help from HR!
Why don't you guys join our table?
- Your drinks are on me. - Yeah, come on.
- No, actually... - Great idea.
That's a great idea.
Perfect.
- Excuse me. - Yes, ma'am.
Send someone to take order on our table.
I have 20 guests waiting.
- Yeah. - This way.
Come.
[Rock music]
[Cheering]
Guys, the birthday girl is here.
Guys,
this is Ankur and this is Rishabh.
- Hi. - Hi.
Where were you, Surbhi? We were waiting for you.
Sorry.
Let's drink to the birthday girl...
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday, Surbhi.
Guys, grab your seats.
It's a great party.
Surbhi, dance?
Yeah. You guys carry on. I will come in a bit.
Okay.
- Come, Surbhi. - In a while.
[Indistinct chattering]
[Clears throat]
Where's your drink?
I don't drink.
Then you should've chosen a non-alcoholic place.
Would've cost you less.
Yes, I agree,
because none of my friends would've come.
[Indistinct chattering]
I was going to raise a toast for you.
Go ahead, here's my drink.
Water!
My wish will go waste,
so will your money.
Rishabh, I couldn't convince her in 2 years
so you don't stand a chance.
Fine, I'll stop.
There's a panipuri stall down the lane.
The birthday girl can have shots of tangy water from there.
[Laughing]
You're drinking, right?
So, let me raise a toast for you.
[Cheering]
In Kaka's words,
specially for Rishabhji.
Go ahead.
'One bottle down and wisdom comes flowing.'
Nice.
'One bottle down and wisdom comes flowing.'
'Be it perfume or stench,'
it's all the same.'
Way to go.
Good one.
Who's Kaka?
Kaka Hathrasi.
Okay.
- [Indistinct chattering] - Join us.
Let's go.
- Hi, guys. - Bro...
she left you sobered in one go...
Take no offence though...
[Song playing in the background]
We won't party here.
Great ambience but cheap crowd.
- Who's Kaka Hathrasi? - How would I know, bro?
Cheers.
[Glass clinks]
[Phone rings]
Sorry, I have to answer this. It's my wife.
- Excuse me. - Okay.
Hello.
What are you studying, dear?
Aunty, I'm doing Masters in Microbiology
from Lady Mariana College.
Wow.
What will you do with that degree?
I want to do research.
I plan to do PhD in virology.
Oh!
You plan to study further.
Is that all you want to do?
[Laughing]
Rishabh is also doing his MBA.
He'll do a job for a couple of years,
then handle our business.
He dreams of expanding it from Mumbai to Dubai.
Why not?
It's good to have aspiration, son.
Forgive me though,
as people in jobs,
we lack business know-how.
Don't be sorry, Lalitji.
You're a teacher.
We just satiate people's hunger
while you satiate minds with knowledge.
Madhuji, I must say this.
Our kids live in Mumbai
but they're untouched by the city's culture.
Agreed.
I used to worry about Surbhi during Covid.
But she'd console me from Mumbai.
Yes, Rishabh was brave too.
He faced those times courageously.
- Right, sister-in-law? - Yes.
[Phone ringing]
- Please eat. - Yes.
[Phone ringing]
[Birds chirping]
[Phone ringing]
Jagatram, pick up the phone.
Where were you?
Just the local store!
Listen, I'm expecting a parcel.
Ask the delivery guy to wait at the gate.
Don't send him up.
Okay.
I'll come down in two minutes.
Yes, thank you.
[TV sound in background]
Champak, what's taking you so long?
Rishu bhaiya, I think I'll take an extra muffler.
It might be cold in Shirdi.
You're not going to Mt Everest.
Mufflers won't help if you miss the bus.
I trust God.
I haven't reserved a ticket.
I can always take the next bus.
Who knows when the next bus leaves!
- You'll get tanned in the sun. - Tanned?
I mean, skin colour doesn't matter
but you'll be wearing a mask...
A fair patch on tanned skin would look crazy.
[TV sound in background]
I agree.
I better not miss the bus.
My mother loves my skin colour.
What about your food?
Answer me. What are you doing?
- Packed so much for one day! - Close the bag.
- Rishabh... - Listen.
I'll eat at my friend's place.
You'll be back tomorrow evening. I'll manage.
- Are you sure? - No, I'll die without you.
Don't be ridiculous.
You only know to make instant noodles.
[Door opens]
Listen to me...
Don't let Jyoti aunty open the fridge. She's cunning.
She takes our food without informing.
She won't be home today.
She'll be back tomorrow though.
Make sure to light a lamp in the temple.
It's okay if you forget.
- I'll call and remind you. - The lift is here.
Don't eat in plastic plates to avoid doing the dishes.
Plastic is hazardous.
Poison leeches into the food.
Believe me, I read on the Internet.
Don't eat processed food, you'll get constipated.
In case you do, there's medicine in the fridge.
Take care.
Jagatram, where were you?
A dog got in.
Where's the delivery guy?
I sent him upstairs.
I told you not to do that.
I was headed here. Why did you send him up?
Residents have given strict warning.
No crowd on the gates
during corona times.
You...
Jyoti aunty...
Rishu bhaiya, wait.
What is it?
Are you throwing a party?
No, Jagatram. Nothing like that.
Don't lie to me.
You sent Champak away too.
Listen,
I saw the booze.
I won't tell anyone.
- Jagatram, it's just... - I know.
It's hot at the gate.
I get thirsty too.
- My wallet is at home. - No need for that.
I'll send you the wine shop's number.
Pay them online.
Fine, I'll do it.
[Doorbell rings]
Listen, ring it again.
What?
Thrice is ominous.
Ring the bell again.
But I rang it more than three times.
That was two sets of three times each.
That makes it 6 times.
7 is Rishabh's lucky number. So go for it.
Okay.
[Doorbell rings]
- Do you breathe from your chin? - No.
Then cover your nose with the mask.
You aren't wearing one either.
I live in this society.
Who's an outsider? You! Be careful.
Pushpa sent me a WhatsApp message this morning.
444 new cases
- of corona came to light. - It's fake, madam.
Fear mongering for nothing.
Our business is suffering.
[High beat music]
What suffering?
You got paid for the delivery. Keep the stuff and leave.
The payment is not done yet.
So say it like that.
Rishabh is like my son. How much is it?
12,760.
12,7...
What expensive thing has he ordered? I don't have that much money.
- You were out - [Laughing]
and I made him ring the bell 7 times.
- I told you to wait downstairs. - What could I do?
- You're panting. - [Panting]
Why did you take the stairs?
Exercise, aunty.
- Oh! - Aunty, travel safe.
No big deal. I'll be back tomorrow.
- Sir. - Yes.
[Bottles clanking]
Sir, return the bag please.
Yes, hold on.
[Door opens]
Here's your bag and the money.
12,760! What did you order?
You told her!
Aunty, corona is rampant.
- How can you talk to strangers? - Oh c'mon!
Didn't you see?
I kept a good distance.
What did you order for that huge amount?
- Aunty, I have a temple. - Yes.
I'm painting it. So stuff for that.
- Wow. God will be pleased. - Right?
Listen, paint the northeast wall beige.
Red in the east direction.
That combination will be so good,
God will bless you in person.
I will come to help you.
- I love painting. - No...
- No, I will come. - No, thanks, aunty.
- I won't back off. - I'll message you.
I'll send your combination.
Please leave.
Bad manners.
No. I mean, uncle is waiting for you.
I've trained him since college days
to wait for me.
[Laughing]
Great.
[Door closes]
Hey.
[Doorbell rings]
- What's up, guys? - Hi.
Hi. You're late.
My boss came up with work last minute.
- I see. - She and her boss!
Bring her boss along next time!
Let's see him party.
C'mon, guys. Beers in the fridge.
Shots down.
Stop playing, you lost enough.
Go away.
[Indistinct chattering]
Are you planning to propose?
[Sigh]
Santosh Khandelwal is boozing at my place.
Not Santosh, he's now Sunny Khandelwal.
[Table tennis ball sound]
Let's talk to him.
Come.
[Indistinct chattering]
I'm getting jitters.
- Another shot will help. - Enough business talks.
Let's enjoy the party.
You should too.
Sunny sir, this is Rishabh, the host of the party.
I met him earlier then he vanished.
Nothing like that, sir. Thanks for coming, sir.
- Big fan of Choco & Cinnamon story. - Oh thank you.
Sir, he's from Ratlam, where he owns a sweet shop.
Given your success story,
- he's taken on the expansion fad. - Hey, man.
Expansion isn't a fad but a train.
The sooner you board it, the farther you'll go.
What's the name of your shop?
Sir, Shree Ganga Sweets,
The taste of culture.
Buddy,
I loved the Kalakand from your store.
Thank you, sir.
Someone from Ratlam got it.
It's a famous store in Ratlam, sir.
I told him,
start with the first lesson.
Replace 'Shree Ganga Sweets'
with some modern name.
Like you did with Choco & Cinnamon.
This business was started by my family, not me.
They're emotionally attached to this name.
It's almost their identity
so I'm only aiming for expansion.
I'm not sure about the name change.
Think again, bro.
The first step of expansion might incur losses!
That's possible.
But the loss will be far greater if you change the name.
[Soft music]
My family didn't care about the brand name.
So, I changed it easily.
But your family identifies with it.
Why compromise with your identity already?
You'll face many challenges later
to compromise with the product anyway.
What would you advise, sir?
Advice requires equity, buddy.
The thing is,
small towners are determined,
but we're also scared,
lest big city sharks think of it as stupidity.
In my opinion,
don't fear stupidity.
Sir, he's finishing his MBA soon.
He has applied in your company for a job.
Sir, if I work for your company,
I will learn a lot.
You want me to train my competitor
and pay him too?!
Just kidding.
- Must have sent your CV? - Yes, sir.
I'll check.
I better get going. I have prior commitments.
Okay, sir.
- Take care, sir. - This was fun.
Same here.
- I hope you had a good time, sir. - Oh I did.
- All the best. - Thank you, sir.
- See you, guys. Bye. - Bye, sir.
[Sigh]
[Door closes]
Looks like you're going to propose to me!
You did it, brother.
- Thank you so much! Thank you. - [Doorbell rings]
- He's back? - With the offer letter!
Sure.
[Door opens]
Was that Sunny Khandelwal?
Of course he was.
- Do you remember, Surbhi? - Hi Surbhi.
May I come in?
Of course.
Hi.
I thought you won't come due to corona.
Come, I'll introduce you to everyone.
Guys, Divya, Surbhi.
- Hi. - Hi, Divya.
Hey Surbhi.
- Hi. - Okay.
Wait, guys get your drinks at the bar.
- What? - Idiot.
You didn't tell me it's his house.
- Didn't I? - Why did you invite Kaki from Hathrasi?
She's Divya's friend.
And she paid for your drinks.
We did her a favour
or she'd weep for two nights for having paid extra.
Just look at her.
Looks like a cheap Indian version of a pasta.
Really? Bro, what are you saying?
You need a shot.
C'mon, guys, let's have shots. Let's go.
[Cheering]
Is that guy a problem?
[Glass clinking]
I'm not sure,
but he definitely has something against me.
Surbhi, what are you drinking?
- Coke. - With?
Only Coke.
If you're bored of cola, there's buttermilk in the fridge.
Cheers.
Actually, you know what?
I do have a problem with that guy.
He's a rustic fool
trying hard to be cool.
How mean, Surbhi!
Cheers to Rishabh Rathi... for this party...
and free alcohol.
Cheers!
Rustic fools are bearable
only when they're not trying too hard!
- Look at his house. - A regular bachelor pad.
How many bachelor pads
have temples?
Hardly any, but he has one.
[Indistinct chattering]
Showing off as if he parties every day,
as if alcohol is his best friend.
One more round, guys. Let's go. Cheers.
One more round, guys. Let's go.
All this is yoga pant 'cool' branding.
[Laughing]
Hey, Divya.
I'll be right back in 2 minutes. Stay here.
- Bye. - She knows everybody in the world!
[Clears throat]
Hi.
Do you need help with something?
No, I'm good. Thanks.
There's beer and wine too.
I saw that. Thank you.
Whiskey, vodka?
[Music playing]
Nice mask.
I'd lend it to you
but I sneezed into it.
Don't want it?
One more round, guys. Let's go.
Guys, hold your own glasses.
COVID is doing the rounds. This is mine.
'Janta Curfew' has been implemented.
I don't see the point in staying home for a day.
Will it confuse the virus?
The roads are empty, who do I catch?
[Laughing]
Actually, that's how it works.
It's not sufficient but it's a necessary step.
This is the only solution until vaccines are developed.
- That doesn't make sense. - Guys,
she's studying microbiology.
Google it if you have doubts.
Looks like Google checks with her to clear doubts.
[Laughing]
Guys, c'mon. Focus on the shots.
Why don't you drink?
I tried a couple of times, it just doesn't suit me.
A couple of times? The third time
is when you start enjoying it.
- One shot. - No, please.
She's my designated driver. Don't get her drunk.
Yes. Don't force her.
She might be observing a fast for all you know!
It will break.
[Party music plays]
[Cough]
Yo woman, easy.
[Party music plays]
Clearly, I wasn't fasting.
By the way, how many times do you offer prayers?
I don't offer prayers...
Back off from the temple, there's no lighter there.
[Laughing]
And that guitar, is it only for
display or do you know how to play one?
[Laughing]
[Party music plays]
[Clearing throat]
[Laughing]
[Clearing throat]
Brother,
if you permit, let them talk in the lawn.
Guess they're awkward here.
Yes, he's right.
They must understand each other.
Let them talk freely outside
before we take things further.
- As you wish. - Rishabh,
sit on the table in the lawn with Surbhi.
Talk to each other freely.
[Chuckles]
Go on.
[Guitar playing]
[Crowd cheering]
Lovely.
♪ Dazed ambience ♪
♪ and a dreamy evening ♪
♪ You and I ♪
♪ are here together ♪
♪ for a reason ♪
♪ You and I go crazy ♪
♪ making this journey interesting ♪
♪ What is this feeling ♪
♪ I can't get over! ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up when I see you ♪
♪ My heart seeks a companion ♪
♪ who can read my eyes ♪
♪ Life is uncertain. I wish these moments ♪
♪ come to a standstill ♪
♪ My evening brightens ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ Wonder what has happened to me ♪
♪ I feel unrestrained ♪
♪ A cloud lifts off my eyes ♪
♪ and magic begins ♪
♪ Wonder what has happened to me ♪
♪ I feel unrestrained ♪
♪ A cloud lifts off my eyes ♪
♪ and magic begins ♪
♪ I stumbled upon a place ♪
♪ lit up by stars and beauty ♪
♪ What is this feeling ♪
♪ I can't get over! ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
♪ My evening brightens up ♪
♪ when I see you ♪
Guys, listen.
Turn on the news channel.
- Do it. - What a bore!
Don't spoil our mood.
- Guess he's high. - Agreed.
Why news?
[TV Playing]
A little while ago, the Prime Minister
announced the world's largest lockdown.
Every person is requested
to stay home
and step out only in case of an emergency.
During the 21-day lockdown,
all services will remain shut.
To fight corona,
a 21-day lockdown has been announced.
Crap! I'll book a cab and leave. Take care, Rishabh.
- Surbhi? - Bye, guys.
Hello?
Surbhi!
- I'll call you. - Where is Surbhi?
- I don't know, find her. - I am supposed to take her along.
- I'm booking a cab, Rishabh. - I'll drop you.
I booked a cab.
I'm booking a cab, bro. Okay?
Where is Surbhi?
I have no idea. I've not seen her.
People needn't panic. Get essential...
Give me two minutes.
Don't panic.
Keep yourself and
- your family safe. - This is the limit.
Divya, we have to go. She must've left.
Bye, bro. We're leaving. Bye.
Take care. I'll call you when I reach.
Somebody drop me too. I don't have cash.
During the lockdown, essential services
like medical stores and hospitals will be open.
All other shops, offices
[Door closes]
and public transport will be shut.
The prime minister said
this lockdown is important to stop corona from spreading.
All citizens must do their bit.
Your greatest contribution right now
is to stay home and follow rules.
This lockdown is crucial to curb corona from spreading.
All citizens must do their bit.
He stressed on the fact that
we must unite and obey rules
to fight the pandemic.
The government is monitoring the situation
and update...
[Sighs]
[Ambulance siren]
[Soft music plays]
[Loud thud]
[Bottles clanking]
[Sighs]
[Door creaks]
[Shouting]
Rishabh, I'm really sorry.
I didn't see the biodata.
You didn't?
Then why did you come here?
I meant to refuse this match.
You didn't have to do it in person.
Good I came or I wouldn't know...
Hold on.
You saw my biodata, right?
You knew the suitor is a rustic fool.
That means you want to marry me.
Hold on.
This meeting was requested by your family,
not mine.
I thought you saw the profile
and asked your folks to meet us.
Since you were trying, I gave it a shot too.
I've been looking for you since months.
I had something to tell you.
We were supposed to meet
but you didn't show up.
I called you many times that day and the next day.
Then I realised you didn't want to see me.
Of course I had to respect that.
That's not true, Rishabh.
My dad fell ill.
I had to leave Mumbai in haste.
You could've called later.
It's been a while now.
Actually, my brother lost his job.
His wife was burdened with financial pressure.
The least I could do in that moment was be with my family.
I admit I should've called you.
When I thought of making amends,
this proposal came up
from Rishabh Rathi.
I was foxed at first.
I thought you'd contact me again.
What is it you wanted to say?
Are you still mad that I ghosted you?
I rehearsed the speech for 3 months.
But now there's a new problem.
Our families think this is our first meeting.
I've lied a few times in the past.
But this time I'm scared.
All right then, let's shake hands
and refuse the match under some pretext.
We'll ask them to look for other proposals.
Hold on. Let's think of a solution.
I'd read some lines when you came to my hostel.
I'm sure you don't remember.
I shall meet you again.
Who knows where and when though!
Perhaps I'll cross your mind and end up on your canvas
or I'll gaze at you silently as a streak on your canvas.
I shall meet you again.
Who knows where and when though!
[Music playing]