Well done, Anu! You have completed all the work given by Meera.
Faster than 4G and 5G...
Anu.
Because right there to help me
was none other than Neel himself. Thank you, Neel.
Where do I keep all these compliments?
'Am I late?'
'O Goddess, I hope sir is still in the office.'
By the way, when we were coming,
you were talking to someone on the phone,
saying that you had to go somewhere.
Yes...
'Ma'am'
Ma'am.
Yes, ma'am. - How's the work coming along?
Ma'am, all the tasks you emailed have been completed,
and Neel and I are on our way back.
'She finished it so quickly!'
'I thought it would still take a few more hours.'
'No, I can't let her meet Arya.'
'Hello, ma'am.'
Great!
There is one more task.
There's a warehouse of Rajnandini Saris on the way.
Stop there to supervise.
But, ma'am... - No excuses.
The work must be done.
'This is the Goddess' protective amulet.'
'Tie it around his wrist.'
'All his problems will be solved.'
'I'm free. If possible, please come to meet me.'
'Sir must wear that protective amulet on his wrist.'
'But how do I meet him now?'
Hello, are you listening?
She hung up on me!
What did you do? - The thing you wanted to do.
But you weren't able to.
'I'm not able to reach Anu. I'll call Neel now.'
Ma'am!
Hi, ma'am. - Is Anu with you?
Yes, she's with me.
How could she hang up on me?
Ma'am, her phone's battery died.
Listen, I've given a task that needs to be completed.
No excuse and no explanation.
Okay, ma'am.
So far, we have done all the work you asked for.
This will get done too.
You had to go somewhere, right?
Go.
But...
You just told ma'am that...
All the work will be done.
I didn't say who would do it, though.
I'll handle it.
But, Neel...
Why are you doing this?
This is friendship, dear.
In friendship, there are no limits.
I'll do anything. Always ready.
No cap.
Ah...
I should leave now.
Well...
If you need a drop anywhere, I can do it.
It's okay. I can go.
One more thing.
Please wish sir a happy journey
from me as well.
I know that eavesdropping isn't a good thing.
But we were in the car.
And you were talking, so I couldn’t help.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
'Sir, I am coming to you.'
Bye.
I have to leave before time.
No matter what,
I'll meet you, Anu.
Why can't I reach Anu?
Ah...
Be careful... Slowly.
Be careful.
Oh, what a condition you're in!
Be careful.
No problem. Sit here.
Be careful. Slowly.
You shouldn't have stopped me.
I would have taught that Pushpa a good lesson.
No!
There is no point in giving an earful to Gopal and Pushpa.
Her real strength is that Aryavardhan.
Aryavardhan! - Yes.
I know this is all Aryavardhan's doing.
He is very arrogant about his power,
but he doesn't know
that even an ant can drive
an elephant mad.
I will show that Aryavardhan...
I won't spare him. - No problem.
Now be careful. I'll get the medicines.
Please sit here.
These flowers are so beautiful.
I should take one bouquet for sir.
Thank you.
Sir...
Sir!
Sir...
This phone's battery had to run out now!
How do I meet him and tie the protective amulet around his wrist?
Mom, what is this? - Gift.
But it's not my birthday today. So, who is this for?
This gift is for Mansi.
But it's not her birthday either.
Today is Dussehra.
And on this day, we give our daughter-in-law
a gift of some sort.
It's a symbol of our love and respect for her.
But what's in this?
My gold earrings
that your dad had given me.
Mom, this is beautiful. You take such good care of us.
Mansi would be so happy to see this.
I will go and give this to her right now.
When Harsh gives those earrings to Mansi,
I want to see the happiness on her face.
Mansi!
Harsh, how do I look?
You always look beautiful.
You know what?
I have something that will make you look
even better when you wear it.
What is it?
Show me.
This!
A gift for Dussehra.
Jewellery for me! Oh my God!
Really? - Didn't you like it?
Not at all!
So old-fashioned! Like really!
Who wears gold these days, Harsh?
Diamonds are in trend now, not gold.
Okay.
Sorry, I'll be more careful next time, definitely.
But this time, please keep these.
They belong to mom. Dad gave them to her.
And she gave them to you with lots of love.
Please wear them this time.
No chance! I can't wear this.
I got this designer outfit just for Dussehra.
Look at my dress.
You expect me to spoil it with old-fashioned jewellery.
Not at all!
Let's go and return this jewellery to mother.
Come on, let's go.
Let's return it. - Mansi!
Mansi, listen to me.
Mansi!
No problem if you don't like the earrings.
I'll call the jeweller today.
You can choose whatever you want.
Mother!
Please tell me.
How do they look on me? How do I look?
You look beautiful.
Really? Thank you, mother.
I really love them. These are beautiful.
Mom, you know what?
Arya's absence is felt strongly on this Dussehra.
Let's do one thing.
Let's send him a family picture.
He will really like it.
Let me take a selfie
with the earrings. - Yes.
Harsh, Mansi, mom...
Even I miss you all.
And Anu too.
'Sir!'
Even being so close, I couldn't meet sir.
You must be tired.
Drink some water.
Thank you.
But how come you are here?
You told me you could go on your own.
But I just couldn't leave you alone.
So, I followed you here.
And please don't get me wrong.
I was just worried about you.
Even I am worried, Neel.
Because you couldn't meet sir.
Right?
Anu, I know what you're feeling.
But...
If you don't mind,
can I say something?
Yes.
Sir is a nice person.
He helps everyone.
He is quite friendly to everyone.
In fact, he's my idol.
That's why I joined this office to work with him.
But we shouldn't take advantage
of his nature or their kindness.
What do you mean?
Anu, there are certain rules
in a boss and employee relationship.
The employee should maintain those rules as they go along.
We should never cross our limits.
Bullseye!
Where is Anu? Why hasn't she come back yet?
After dinner, we have to go to see the burning of Ravana's effigy.
Mr Sharma! - Yes.
Please call her and ask here where she is.
Okay, one minute.
Anu is here.
And my monkey boy as well.
It's Jenky.
Jenky boy.
Yes.
Anu!
Where were you?
Uncle, today, Anu went to the Gurgaon branch with me.
So, we got a bit late in coming back.
But I tried calling you so many times.
Your phone wasn't connecting either.
Dad, my phone battery had died.
But, Anu... - Dad, one second.
I'll put my phone on charge.
Mr Sharma!
You have become very short-tempered.
Your nature should be like mine.
Completely calm and peaceful.
She must be tired.
And you keep arguing.
Monkey boy, it's great you dropped her home.
You know, I made hot samosas
and 'rabdi'. Please have them.
I've got awful luck.
I need to go somewhere for Dussehra,
so next time for sure.
You come in like a storm
and leave like a hurricane.
Let me pack them for you. Eat when you get home.
Okay.
Take this. - Thank you.
You know you're really cute.
Even you're cute.
See you, uncle.
See you, aunt.
Be happy.
Bye, Anu. - Bye.
Let's go.
'Sir's phone calls.'
'Oh God! Sir called me so many times.'
'But there's no point in calling him back now.'
'By now, sir's flight'
'must have already left.'
Anu!
Simran had come to meet you. Call her.
First, we will have samosas.
Then, we will go and witness the burning of Ravana's effigy.
Mom, why call her?
I'll go and meet her.
What? Even today, you couldn't meet Arya!
No, Simran.
But I saw his car on the road.
I called out to him many times
and ran after him, but he didn't hear my voice.
Neither did he turn around to look at me.
By the time I could reach him, he had left.
I'm too worried, Simran. Nothing bad should happen to him.
What do you mean?
Today, when I went to the temple,
Siddhi Ma said that sir's life is in great danger.
'His life is in grave danger.'
'Who, Siddhi Ma?'
'The person you are thinking about.'
'This is'
'the Goddess' protective amulet.'
'Tie it around his wrist.'
'All his problems will be solved.'
I don't know what to do, Simran.
She asked me to tie this amulet on his wrist.
But how would I do that? He left.
Anu, I am here.
Simran, am I dreaming again,
or is sir really standing in front of me?
If you had a dream, only you would see him.
Even I can see him. - What?
Sir is really standing in front of you.
You are not dreaming.
You talk to him. I should go.
Uh...
Sir, what are you doing here?
I have come to fulfil someone's unfinished promise.
You were going to see me.
You didn't, so I came.
Sir, I was going to meet you.
But Meera sent me to the Faridabad branch.
Then, after somehow finishing the work there,
I came running after your car.
I saw your car going on the road.
I ran behind it, shouted so much, and called out so loudly,
but you didn't look back at me even once, sir.
No problem. - No, sir.
I called you but...
"The sky seems to bow"
"in front of you out of adoration."
"My journey begins"
"and ends with you."
"It begins and ends with you."