I am more upset with you than I am with Arya, Jhende.
I did everything for Aryavardhan's safety.
You know he has a lot of enemies.
It means he didn't go to London as his life was in danger. - Yes.
If that was the case, why did he risk his life to go to meet Anu?
How do you know that? - Forget about that.
Just answer my question. Why did he go to meet Anu?
To wish her luck for her exam and gift her a pen.
Meera, are you okay?
How can I be okay as long as Anu is a part of my life?
Do you see this pen, Jhende?
This is very special to me. Do you know why?
Because Aryavardhan gifted you this pen. - Yes.
When I gave a good presentation for the first time,
we got a contract.
That was when sir gave me this pen.
I got this after working so hard.
And Anu got everything just like that!
The pen, job, position,
Arya's support and love, too.
Pushpa.
Who has sent them? - How would I know that?
If I knew, I would've told you. - Yes.
Let's go and ask them. Come on.
No, no. We can't go out.
Come on! - Listen.
Let's go.
Excuse me.
We didn't do anything. - Why are you scared of us?
No...
They are scary enough to scare anyone.
Did you say anything?
Who sent you here?
Aryavardhan. - But why?
To ensure your safety.
But we are not in danger.
We don't know all that.
Why don't you call Aryavardhan? - Yes.
He is not answering the phone.
Then, call Bhende!
Call Bhende. - Bhen...
I don't have his number.
I have it. I'll give it to you.
Jhende, did you do the work I asked you to do?
Yes. I've sent two bodyguards to Anu's house.
But have they reached there?
I am sure they have. Because this is Mrs Mishra's call.
Put it in the speaker mode.
Hello, Mrs Mishra. - Hello, Bhende.
It's not Bhende but Jhende. - Two men are standing outside.
Two men are standing outside. They said Arya sent them.
Is that true?
Hello, Mrs Mishra. Arya here. - Arya!
I have sent those guards to your house.
But why? - For security.
Security?
We don't need any security.
We have no enemies.
It's just that Raghupati!
I can deal with him on my own, right?
But our company has a lot of enemies, Mrs Mishra.
They want to steal our company's data.
And they can trouble our employees for that.
These rival companies turned out to be like my neighbourhood's women.
Yes. That's why I have sent security guards to every employee's house.
I see. - I know
you will face trouble for a few days.
But this is important, Mrs Mishra. I hope you understand.
No, no. It's okay.
Okay. Thank you, Mrs Mishra. Bye.
Thank you.
Pushpa, what did he say?
I didn't get it.
He said something about theft.
What? - Is someone going to rob our house?
Maybe. I thought we didn't have anything that anyone could steal.
But he said there was something. - What is it?
He said his rival companies wanted to steal the company's 'chata'.
Pushpa, it's not 'chata'.
Will you stop ruining English?
It is the company's data.
Whatever it is. I don't care.
But will they stay here for a long time? And will I have to feed them?
We must offer them food, right? Where else will they go to eat?
Oh, no. I'll be done for.
Looking at them, it seems they'll have 20 'rotis' each.
Pushpa. - Yes.
We will prepare 'rotis' together.
You've deployed guards at Anu's house.
But I want 24/7 security around Anu.
I don't trust Jalandar.
Anu, I ran out of time.
So, I couldn't attempt two questions.
I attempted all the questions properly.
I am sure I'll score good marks.
It's good. Then, your sir will surprise you.
My Uncle has given me some work. So, I have to do that on my way.
You will go home, right?
Mom, I'll go home on my own.
I am not a kid anymore. I have grown up, okay?
Okay, bye. - Bye.
Good afternoon, sir. - Good afternoon.
Sir, do you know this man? - Yes.
I sent him after you for your security.
He is your bodyguard.
Just a second, sir. Why are you doing all this for me?
Why would I need all this?
Actually, some rival companies want to steal our data.
That's why they are harassing some of our employees.
So, I've arranged for their security.
Okay.
In fact, I've also arranged a car for you to go to college.
No, sir. There's no need for all this. - Yes, there is.
I don't want anyone to disturb your studies or exams.
I want you to score well.
I promise I'll score good marks, sir.
Only then will you give me my surprise, right? - Yes.
Are you okay?
Sir, I am fine. - What fine?
You have been coughing so much for the past few days.
Wait.
Sir, there's no need for this. I am okay. - Just wait.
A cough syrup! No, no!
This is a doctor-prescribed syrup. It will cure your cough.
No, sir. I don't like the taste. I won't have it.
Drink it. - No, sir. I don't want to.
Are your teeth crooked?
No. - Show me.
Sir! - Good girl.
Your car's here.
Your parents must be worried.
You are quite late.
Go home.
You should also go with Anu.
Don't leave her alone. - Okay, sir.
Go.
"When I found you, I knew I was embarking upon"
"a journey of a lifetime."
"Our story will be remembered forever."
"The sky seems to bow in front of you in adoration."
"My journey begins and ends with you."
"It begins and ends with you."
We can only ruin Aryavardhan
by using Anu as a pawn.
Yes.
Okay.
Aryavardhan has deployed bodyguards around Anu
and her family. Did you know that?
No.
That's the problem, Neel.
I planted you at Aryavardhan's office
so you could inform me about his next move. But no.
You're not working as per my plan. You're missing out on things.
I am trying.
Don't try to defend your failures, okay?
Or else you will be called a loser.
And there's no place for a loser in my team.
I am sorry.
Don't do anything for which you have to apologise to me, Neel.
Do you understand?
Now, I will do whatever's needed.
What are you going to do?
I am going to plan your future.
What do you mean?
What's the hurry? You will get to know about it.
Just understand that you will get married soon.
Do things quickly. Come on.
Yes. Good.
Pour the water into that drum.
Pushpa, why are you troubling him?
They charge Arya for working.
But they don't do anything the whole day.
They just stand outside like this.
So, I should make them do some work, right?
That's why I asked him to fetch water.
And where's the other one? - He has gone to buy vegetables.
Once he returns, I'll ask him if he can knead the dough.
Pushpa, Arya pays them. Not we.
But we give them refreshments and food, right?
So, this is the least they can do for us.
You've to fetch more water.
Just a minute. Has Arya sent bodyguards here, too?
What do you mean?
I mean, he has deployed a bodyguard around me, too.
And he has also given me a car to go to college and come back.
What?
I don't understand what is about to get stolen.
Why is Arya doing all this to protect it?
Mom, my stomach will explode.
I shouldn't have eaten all that food.
Harsh.
Have this herbal tea. It will give you instant relief.
I have had it three times since the morning. It didn't work. So, no.
Why do you overeat if you can't handle it?
Mom prepared delicious 'chole'.
It's not just Harsh. I also ate more than I usually do.
If you don't eat 'paan' after a delicious meal,
everything seems incomplete.
Let's have 'paan'. - Of course!
Pappu! Bring the 'paan'.
This is so old-fashioned. Who eats 'paan' now?
It might be old-fashioned,
but it is best for your gut issues.
It helps improve digestion. - Exactly.
It has so much 'chuna'. I got ulcers!
Who asked you to eat it?
Aged people eat all this stuff.
And you are young.
Mansi is right.
Harsh, you should eat candies instead of 'paan'.
It means you accept that you have grown old.
Mom's dream of seeing you get married won't come true now, right?
Mansi, what are you saying?
Mom, don't misunderstand me. Please.
I am just as concerned about his marriage as you are.
But the biggest problem is that at this age,
how will he find a girl to marry?
It might be difficult. But it's not impossible.
Yes. You are right. There has to be someone
as old as him and unmarried, too.
Mansi, do you know what is actually old-fashioned?
It's not this 'paan' but what you are saying.
Caste discrimination, religious discrimination, age shaming...
When two people love each other, these things don't matter.
Whoever comes into Arya's life
won't care about all this.
She won't think about anything except for her love for him.
When she sees Arya,
she will see a good human being.
She will care about only his good deeds and love.
Not about the world or what the world thinks.
And I am sure
that one such girl will come into Arya's life.
"It begins and ends with you."
Simran, I thought that man was chasing me.
Then, I ran and bumped into Arya.
You know, we were so close to each other.
This close. When he came close to me,
I couldn't think of anything. My heart started racing faster.
I can't even tell you, Simran. After that, he...
He gave me cough syrup because I was coughing.
Are you done?
You should study now. Or else you will score zero marks.
Simran, can't you say anything good?
Wait and watch. I'll study hard and score good marks.
You'll see. Then, Arya will give me a surprise.
He will propose to me. And then... - Then?
There will be a wedding! - There will be a wedding!
Really? - Yes.
I think Anu should get married now.
It's a good thought.
We didn't think of it after visiting Jivdani Temple. - Yes.
We will have to find a good suitor for her, right?
I have a suitor in mind.
Who is he?
Neel.
Neel! Why him?
Pushpa, seeing them together, made me think of this.
Pushpa, Neel looks good. - Yes.
He has a good job. - Yes.
They are of the same age. - Yes.
And they are good friends, too.
You have a point.
He is a very good boy. - Yes.
I am sure Anu will be happy if she marries him.
Pushpa, I'll talk to Neel as soon as I get the chance.
Yes. - Wait. Where are you going?
You can't go inside.
Hail Lord Shankara!
Moron! You're committing a sin by pointing a gun at a saint!
We are not committing a sin but performing our duties.
You can't go inside.
Just a minute.
Put the gun down! What are you doing?
How can you aim a gun at a saint?
Sir. - You did the right thing
by asking him to lower his gun.
Otherwise, I'd have turned them into ashes right here.
Please forgive them.
Sir, how can we serve you?
Will you serve me? - Yes, sir.
I have returned after meditating on Mount Kailash.
I am parched.
Can I get some water?
We consider ourselves fortunate to have you as our guest.
Please come inside, sir. - Come inside.
Welcome, sir.
'Arya, did you think you could keep Anu's family away from me'
'by deploying two bodyguards outside their house?'
'Look. I fooled them and got to your weakness.'
You came here. We feel blessed, sir.
Drinking water offered by you has made me happy.
I want to give you some advice.
What do you mean?
There's something going on in your minds.
It's fine.
Go ahead with it. Don't back out.
What are you talking about?
The two of you want to get your daughter married.
'Whoever comes into Arya's life...'
'When she sees Arya, she will see a good human being.'
'She will care about only his good deeds and love.'
'Not about the world or what the world thinks.'
'Mom, you are right.'
'When you truly love someone,'
'things like caste, religion, social status,'
'or age hold no meaning.'
'Only feelings hold meaning.'
'Only that realisation matters.'
'Only love matters.'
'Anu loves me unconditionally.'
'And I also love her a lot.'
Mom, I have found a daughter-in-law for you.