Dad, I can take care of myself.
I'm a grown-up now. I'm not a child anymore.
But, for your dad,
you are still the wee little girl in pigtails.
The girl whose hand I used to hold while dropping her off to school.
The little girl who used to cry when I came home late on a holiday.
And if you let go of my hand even for a moment at the carnival,
I used to panick!
I have never let you
out of my sight until now.
I can't let that happen now! I can't do it!
Dad, please!
Tell me something. If you come to Jaipur with me,
mom will be all alone here.
Who will stay with her?
Anu, in that case, the solution is simple.
We should take Pushpa along with us.
Let's go. All of us will go.
Dad... - Let's pack.
Dad... - I have an idea.
We'll rent a small room somewhere.
And all three of us will stay together.
Really?
What about our house?
What about this home that you built with so much love?
Mom has personally decorated every corner of this house.
We can't just leave this home behind, dad.
Anu, how will you manage alone over there?
Dad.
I understand why you are worried.
I know you are concerned about my safety and well-being.
But you're the one who has taught me
that life is like a game of snakes and ladders.
It's full of highs and lows and ups and downs.
But only the player who stays till the end
wins this game.
The one who faces every challenge head-on.
And I want to face every challenge coming my way
without flinching.
I promise you.
Every time I feel overwhelmed
by problems or challenges
and if I feel that I can't move forward,
I will sing the song
that you taught me.
You know which one. Right?
"Let's tread this journey of life with a smile on our faces!"
"Life always..."
What was the next line?
"Life always goes on."
"Come rain or shine, we won't change."
"Even if the whole world changes."
"Let's tread this journey of life with a smile on our faces!"
"Life always goes on."
"Come rain or shine, we won't change."
"Even if the whole world changes."
Anu, my dear.
What should we do when we miss you?
If you miss me too much,
Jaipur isn't that far.
You're welcome to visit me in Jaipur any time!
And if that is not possible, mom now has
a smartphone of her own.
Just give me a video call.
But, Anu...
Just a minute, dad.
It's a text from Meera, dad.
She has called me to the office to get my appointment letter.
Anu, listen to me. You still have time to reconsider.
Dad, I'm your daughter.
I won't do anything without due consideration.
I want to go to Jaipur.
"I couldn't be with the one I loved wholeheartedly."
"With whom should I share the pain in my heart?"
"The person whose one glimpse"
"brought so much contentment to my heart..."
"How do I tell that very person that this journey ends here?"
"The one that began and ended with you?"
"The one that began and ended with you..."
Welcome, Anu. - What is this, ma'am?
Your farewell.
Did you forget that you're going to Jaipur?
But, ma'am... This was not necessary.
Of course, it was necessary.
It's true that you are the first employee of
this office who broke so many rules.
However, you are also the only employee who has
achieved so much in such little time.
And I must say. You did what no one else could.
A farewell party is the least we could do for you.
Right, sir?
Giving you the appointment letter was just an excuse.
In truth, Meera wanted to throw you a surprise farewell party.
Anu is not ready to listen. I'll have to do something.
Calm down. Please have some water.
If you get too anxious, it will affect your health.
Anu is going so far away.
My health is the least of my concerns right now.
Pushpa, you're the one who said that if we visit
the temple of the Goddess and pray to Her,
Anu's transfer will be cancelled.
But nothing of that sort happened.
We need to accept it as a part of the Goddess's plan.
We can do something, though.
Since Anu has gone to the office, we can call Arya
and persuade him to stop her transfer.
Pushpa, that's a good idea.
Arya is her boss. He can do anything.
I'm sure he will revoke her transfer orders.
Anu is the only employee in our office who started working
at the age when others usually graduate.
She proved us wrong and herself right on more than one occasion.
None of us believed that she'd last more than a few days in this office.
But we were wrong.
Not only did she last here, she's going to be promoted soon.
Yes! Congratulations, Anu!
Yes! She has been appointed as the manager of the Jaipur branch.
I request Anu to come here and say a few words about her journey.
What are you waiting for? Come here.
What happened? - He disconnected the call.
Perhaps, he is in a meeting.
We can try calling again after some time.
Okay.
'Trust is more important than love.'
'If there is no trust in a relationship,'
'it will never last.'
'Trust is the foundation of every relationship,'
'even though it is not visible.'
'Every time someone tries to rise,'
'we should trust them.'
'And I trust Anu.'
Hello, everyone. First of all,
I want to thank all of you.
Thank you so much for planning such a sweet surprise for me.
Ma'am is right.
When I joined this office,
I had not even graduated.
Work ethics, professionalism...
I didn't even have any skills. I didn't know anything.
You can say I was a zero.
But all of you added value to this zero.
The first person I'd like to thank is Neetu.
Thank you so much,
for being my sweetest friend in this office.
Mr Bharadwaj, thank you so much
for protecting me and explaining things to me the way my dad does.
Ma'am, I will never forget the management tips
you gave me.
And how can I forget FM?
FM, your smile and tea are
the antidote to every kind of stress.
You are the perfect stress-reliever.
Mr Jhende.
Your quotes are as profound as they are simple.
Because they are packed with important life lessons.
And I want to thank the rest of my colleagues too.
Thank you for being a part of my journey. I mean it.
And a special thanks to you, ma'am.
When a potter
hits clay, moulds it and kneads it,
the clay doesn't realise that
it's important to do it to shape it into something beautiful.
Every time you reprimanded me or threw a challenge at me,
it ended up being a learning opportunity for me.
That helped me realise how capable I was.
Thank you so much.
And last but not the least.
I want to thank the person because of whom I'm here.
And that is sir.
Had it not been for him,
none of this would have been possible.
I wouldn't have been here if he hadn't put his faith in me.
And trust has been the underlying force
in our journey, right from the first time we met.
A lot of you might not know this. But on one such day,
I was standing on the stage during the Vardhan Conclave
held by my college.
And I was asked to give a speech for sir.
Forget giving a speech, I could barely get a word out of my mouth.
The entire auditorium was laughing at me. I felt like a joke!
'The poor girl fell!'
'Help her get up or she'll start crying.'
But sir was the only one
who supported me.
'Silence!'
He took a stand for me and trusted me.
'This cheque is proof of the fact'
'that I trust you.'
And then, he even gave me a job in his company.
'I am offering you a job in my company.'
And just as someone teaches a child how to walk,
he taught me how to do my work, how to stand up for myself,
how to talk... And everything else.
And the most important thing
that sir taught me
was that no matter what happens in life,
one should never break someone's trust.
Right, sir?
You... - Well said, Anu!
Excellent!
FM, get the bouquet.
Can you please present this bouquet to Anu?
Sir, I want you to be the one to officially send Anu off
from this branch.
Here, sir.
'Sir, wait! I'm not finished!'
'You can't leave, sir!'
'Sir, I love you! Please! You're the only one I love.'
'The heart never lies, sir. So, please...'
'Stop ignoring your heart and accept the truth.'
"You are the closest to my heart, but no one will ever know."
"No one will accept our love, even if it's true."
"How do I tell you how I feel for you?"
"I have no right to call you mine."
"Why did I lose the very person"
"who brought solace to my heart?"
Meera. - Yes, sir.
It's an urgent call. I need to attend it.
Can you...
Sorry.
I think sir got an important call.
Anyway, this is your last day in our office.
So, this bouquet is from all of us.
Thank you, ma'am.
And we also have this gift hamper for you.
Thank you, ma'am.
Won't you open the gift?
It's a watch.
Yes, it's a watch.
Do you know why I gave you a watch?
So that you'd understand the value of time.
You come late to the office.
You take the day off whenever it pleases you.
But now, you're going to be the manager in charge.
You won't be able to do that anymore.
There were many present here to take care of you.
But who will look after you there?
Henceforth, you'll have to manage everything on your own.
Anyway.
All the best.