Raghupati was also supposed to come with us, right?
They have left. They will meet us directly at the shop. - Okay.
Sir, you have a car.
Why would you travel in a rickshaw with us?
You can come to the shop in your car.
You are very cunning, Mr Sharma
What do you mean?
You will enjoy the fresh air with Mrs Sharma in a rickshaw.
And you want me to travel in my boring air-conditioned car!
No, sir. - No, I won't listen to you today.
Today, you can't romance Mrs Sharma in a rickshaw.
This third wheel will come with you two.
Sir, I never thought
that a rich man could be so simple.
Today, I witnessed it, sir.
There is a rickshaw! - Driver,
will you take us to Karol Bagh? - Sure. Come.
Get in. Easy.
Come, sir.
I have an idea. Let sir sit on your lap.
What are you saying? How can he sit on my lap?
Oh! So sorry.
He is robust,
and you are thin. It won't look good.
Make it the other way round.
You can sit on Arya's lap. Come on.
Hold on. You two carry on. I'll take another rickshaw.
Sir, why take another rickshaw? Come and sit here. - There?
Yes. Come on.
Yes. - Do passengers sit there?
Yes. - Yes, you can sit, sir.
Sir, rest your hand on the seat behind me. Yes. - Really?
Will you be able to drive? - Yes, don't worry.
Stop, sir.
I delivered a long dialogue to you.
Still, you are paying him.
Sir, you might hold a senior position.
But I am older than you.
So I am going to pay him.
How much should I pay? - 70 rupees.
70 rupees.
Sir, I think I have seen you somewhere.
There are seven people in the world who look just like you.
You must have seen his look-alike. Right?
Yes. - Come on. Go.
Where is Anu? She is nowhere to be seen.
Anu told me that she would come to the shop.
Let me go inside and check. - Yes.
Where has Anu gone?
Anu isn't there.
Yes, Jhende. Is Anu at the office?
Yes, sir. Anu is here.
She is on leave today. What is she doing at the office?
Actually, Harsh has come to the office.
He has cancelled Anu's leave and has also given her some work.
Okay.
Goddess! Arya, mom, and dad
must be waiting for me at the jewellery shop.
And I am stuck over here.
Oh Goddess!
Find a way to get me out of here. Please.
Anu!
It is fine to pray to God to give a solution to your problem,
but remember my words. God helps those
who help themselves.
Tell me something.
Last time, when Harsh fired you from work,
what did you do to convince him?
'Sir, you must have heard the story of Ganesha's birth. - Which story?'
'Sir, it's the story about how He got an elephant's face.'
By narrating him Lord Ganesha's story.
I have been working here for many years now.
No one has managed to change his decision so far.
Except you.
Is it true that no one has been able to convince Harsh?
There was someone else besides you.
Who?
Let it go.
Just know that this power lies only with you now.
So, please go and talk to Harsh.
'MG Sons Jewels'
Greetings.
Mr Sharma, greetings. - Anu.
Anu.
Anu? Anu?
Anu?
Dad, I checked there, but I couldn't find Anu.
You are such a fool! We're here just waiting for her.
No problem.
Let's check out the jewellery inside until Anu gets here.
Yes. - Let's go, Pushpa.
Come in, sir. - Yes.
Hello, sir. Hello, ma'am. What would you like to see?
Nuptial chain or the regular chain? - Nuptial chain.
Okay. Do you want a long one or a short one?
Should it be fancy or modern? What would you like to see?
Anu hasn't come yet.
The nuptial chain should be of her choice, isn't it?
Let me call Anu now.
Did someone ask you to do so?
Keep quiet and stand!
Raghupati, he is all grown up now.
Don't scold him in front of everyone.
They are all staring at us.
Pushpa, you knew
that we had to come to the jewellery shop, right?
Why did you send Anu to the office? What was the need to do so?
She got an urgent call from the office.
She has gone there to submit her leave application.
But... - Don't get stressed out.
Let me find out why she hasn't come yet.
Hold on.
Hello, Arya. I was about to call you.
I came to the office to meet you but couldn't find you here.
Where are you?
I am out for important work.
Okay, then. Please finish your work.
I will take care of the office.
And Arya, don't worry.
I won't let anyone take advantage of your absence.
I have already started setting some people straight. - Meaning?
The girl, Anu Sharma, who apologised to me,
and I had rehired her...
She is an absolute slacker.
You know, she was telling me
that her wedding was fixed and that she wanted to take a leave.
So on and so forth. But I denied her.
Arya. I did the right thing, didn't I?
Yes. You did the right thing.
Harsh. I will call you later.
Okay, Arya. Bye.
Any idea why Anu hasn't shown up yet?
No. She must be in the traffic.
She will be here soon. - Okay.
Anu will take a little more time to arrive.
Shall we pick a nuptial chain till then?
We'll take it, Pushpa, but will Anu wear it?
You know the kind of fuss girls make these days.
Yes, Mr Bharadwaj. I know this is a difficult job.
But I need this job done.
This is the matter of my future.
I was worried that something was wrong with my brain.
But that's not true. My name is the trouble.
If I change my name, it will change everything.
Yes. Thank you.
Harsh.
May I come in, sir? - Yes, come in.
You! What are you doing here?
Go and finish the work Meera gave you.
The work needs to be done. No excuses.
Sir, I am working on it.
You are still working on it!
What are you doing here?
Go. Get back to work.
Sir, I will get back to it. Please answer my question.
Please, sir.
Go ahead.
Sir, tell me something.
Are rules more important than the situations?
Why are you asking me that?
Because I am stuck in a situation.
These office rules are taking a toll on me.
What situation? - I can explain it as a story.
Wait.
Is this a storytelling competition?
You always have a story to tell.
Sir, stories are never just stories.
It is a way to express our opinions.
Enlighten someone without lecturing them.
Explaining our version
without forcing our opinion on someone.
Stories are never just stories, sir.
Stories are our best friends.
Our teacher. Our best guide.
It teaches us how to live our lives in a better way.
What did you just say?
Stories are never just stories.
No. No. What was your last sentence?
Stories are our best friends. Our teacher.
Our best guide.
It teaches us how to live our lives in a better way.
What happened, sir? Did I say something wrong?
No.
I heard someone say the same thing.
Go ahead. - Okay, sir.
Back in the day, there was a king.
He was the biggest devotee of Lord Shiva.
Lord Shiva appeared in his dreams one day.
He said, 'Fill my temple with milk.'
'Only then will I be impressed.'
What happened next?
The next day, the king ordered everyone in his kingdom
to offer all the milk they had at the Lord Shiva temple.
He didn't want any quantity of the milk to be used for something else.
People who failed to follow these orders would be punished severely.
What next? Did the people bring milk?
Yes.
All the members of the kingdom offered
all the milk they had to Lord Shiva.
Sir, despite all the efforts, the temple wasn't filled with milk.
If everyone in the kingdom had brought some milk,
the temple should have been filled to the top.
Someone must not have done it.
You are right, sir. - Really?
I knew it. I am so smart.
People suspect me for no reason.
Who disobeyed the order?
There was an old woman in the village.
She didn't follow the king's order.
She made her hungry calf drink some milk first.
And then she fed milk to her children.
After fulfilling her duties as a mother, she took the remaining milk
in a small bowl and went to the temple.
The king was waiting outside the temple to inspect everyone.
When he saw a small bowl of milk in that old woman's hand,
he got angry.
He said, 'You have two cows in your house.'
'Why did you bring less milk?'
The old woman explained her story.
'I made the hungry calf drink some milk first.'
'After that, I fed my hungry kids, as they needed it the most.'
'Whatever is left after that, I brought it to the temple.'
The king must have gotten angry.
Angry? No, sir. He was very furious.
He said, 'You didn't obey my order.'
'You will be punished severely.'
The old woman said, 'Okay.'
'I am willing to take any punishment you give me.'
'Before you do that, I want to offer this bowl of milk to Lord Shiva.'
The king permitted her to do so.
As soon as she offered the bowl of milk to Lord Shiva,
the entire temple was filled with milk.
Lord Shiva appeared in the temple.
Really? - Yes, sir.
With that, all the people and the king were stunned.
The king folded his hands in front of Lord Shiva and asked him.
'I made many attempts,'
'but I could neither fill the temple nor impress You.'
'What was so special about the old woman's bowl of milk'
'that You appeared in front of us and the temple is filled with milk?'
That's what I am thinking about.
What was in the old woman's bowl of milk that it filled the temple?
Lord Shiva answered this Himself.
He said, 'I agree that I ordered you.'
'But at times, duty must outweigh elders' orders,'
'depending on the circumstances.'
Sometimes, we should forget everything
and do the things that the situation demands from us.
As duty is greater than orders, sir.
The story is great. But why are you telling me about it?
Sir.
My situation is the same as the old woman's.
I understand you ordered me to work,
but my family is busy preparing for my wedding at home.
My family must be waiting for me at the jewellery shop, sir.
Because I promised them while coming to the office
that I'd be there on time.
Sir, it is my duty to be with my family now.
Sir. Please decide now.
Should I follow your orders or perform my duty?
Oh no! I am not able to reach Anu.
Where is she?
Mrs Sharma!
There's a limit to carelessness!
If your daughter had no intention of coming here,
then why did she ask us to come here?
Don't be so stressed out.
Otherwise, your blood pressure will shoot up.
As far as Anu is concerned,
I am sure that she would come here.
She is already here, sir.
'It means Anu convinced Harsh.'
'I'll follow the story's lesson.'
'Like Lord Shiva placed duty above orders,'
'I will also follow Him and sanction your leave application.'
'Sir, thank you so much.'
'I can't comprehend how you have solved my problem.'
'Thank you so much.'
'When people talk to me normally, I don't get it.'
'My mind starts to buffer.'
'But I understand it well when someone says it through a story.'
'Okay, sir. Thank you.'
'Hold on. - Yes, sir.'
'Please take your phone as you leave.'
'Congratulations. Wishing you a happy married life in advance.'
'And join our company soon.'
'Thank you, sir.'
Anu. Do you know what time it is?
We have been waiting for you for a long time.
So sorry, mom. I had some work at the office. So I got late.
I couldn't even get through... - Pushpa, at least let her breathe.
Can I get some water? - Sure, sir.
Here. - Mr Sharma. Not just water.
Get some tea, coffee and snacks as well.
So madam, how do you want us to serve you?
Please tell us.
Raghupati, stop it. Please sit.
Careful.
Anu, please come and sit here.
Sit. Please show us some designs of a nuptial chain.
Have a look, ma'am.
I don't like any of these designs.
Should I help you? - Yes, sir. Please help.
Come on, please sit.
Show that one.
This one looks nice.
Anu, please try this one.
This is an old design.
This is an old design indeed. But it is antique and unique.
Just like Anu.
Mom.
I also like this nuptial chain a lot.
Okay.
How much is this for? - This costs Rs 300,000 only.
Three...
Rs 300,000!
This is a bit expensive.
Please show us something... - Mr Sharma.
It is expensive for you.
But for Mr Raghupati,
Rs 300,000 is not a big deal. Right?
And if you can remember, he said
he'd spend millions on the wedding.
So, Rs 300,000 is nothing much. Right, Mr Raghupati?
Yes, sir.
You are right.
We can take this if you like it.
I will attend the call and get back to you.
The nuptial chain has been finalised.
So, why don't we select a chain for Bipin?
Yes. - Right? Come on then.
Try it on.
Ma'am, please try this one.
Let me help you.