-Hey, be careful. -Wait, brother!
-Wait! -Hey, be careful!
Wait for me!
Hey, Murali. You said you'd change your car.
Isn't that your old vehicle?
I have booked a new one, brother.
But the delivery is getting delayed.
Even I've been planning to buy a car lately.
A second-hand one.
I'm scared to even take my bike out.
I'm scared of someone crashing into me.
You should be careful, brother.
People out there are crazy.
But after moving to the new house,
I wouldn't need a car.
The office is nearby.
Mom!
Statue!
Release.
I'm glad he didn't do that to me.
Or the dosa would have overcooked.
They have become so naughty.
Let them be.
It's okay if the homeowners upstairs don't have a problem.
By the way,
why don't you move into a house near theirs, as Amma said?
It seems that the rent in that area is high.
He told me.
That's true, though.
Forget about moving into a new house, Murali.
You'll find useless things if you take a look at the loft.
When I asked her why we needed to keep all these things,
she said she didn't feel like throwing them away.
We have a house the size of a matchbox.
She doesnât listen to me.
Hey, I almost forgot.
Do you know any packers and movers?
They're charging more for moving into the city.
Brother,
I'm here to talk to you about that.
Well, when do you plan to move?
We're considering next week.
He'll talk to you about it.
Even he wanted to talk about something.
Tell me, Murali.
My younger brother is returning from America, right?
Yes.
He wants to keep his things here and move to Bangalore.
He wants to keep his stuff in the house that I wanted to give you.
I told him that you were planning to move there.
But he made my mother say it,
so I couldn't refuse him.
It's a bit difficult to give you that house for now.
It's okay, Murali.
I don't have a problem.
I've been drinking a lot of coffee lately.
-Here. -Thanks, Vadhina.
Peddamma!
-What? -Statue.
We're not moving house. Let the homeowners know.
Dear, did you tell him?
Relax.
Bye!
The thing is...
we told you that we'll be vacating the house, right?
We had a change in plans. We'll be here for a few more days.
Oh, no!
Okay, dear. I'll handle it.
-Radha! -Yes?
-Where is it? -Hurry up!
It should be right here.
I'm calling you, Radha!
Give me a minute.
Come on. Hurry up.
What did you lose today?
I can't find the lunch box, dear.
lunch box? Where did you keep it?
Didn't you see it while doing the dishes?
I guess I saw it in the morning.
What do you mean by that?
Wait! Where do you think youâre going?
How many times have I told you not to come in here with shoes on?
The one thing you care about!
Come on. Hurry up, woman!
Did you give me the lunch box after coming home yesterday?
Why wouldn't I?
You might have not noticed.
It's the same thing every day!
Exactly what I deserve.
How can I manage to do all household chores by myself?
Can't you at least take out the box?
I just can't deal with you two!
I have to face you at home and that guy at the office!
I'll be outside. Come quickly.
Radha!
Come on!
Coming!
Radha.
Okay, bye.
Radha.
Dear, are you eating?
Oh, akka, is it you? Come inside.
It's okay.
I wanted to come here this morning.
-But I couldn't because of the chores. -Are you done cooking?
Yes, dear.
Did you finish stitching the ones I gave you the other day?
Yes. Done.
-Did you cook ladies' fingers today? -Yes.
Take a look.
I have a few more.
Check them out.
The bigger ones.
She's a real pain in the neck.
She wants stylish ones since you, Radha, stitch for people like me.
Stitch them carefully.
Yes. I'll do them well, akka.
-And, that-- -Oh.
You stitched it using the zigzag method?
Looks great.
They look so great, don't they?
The thing is...
the rate rose to Rs. 1,200.
-About that-- -Wait, boy!
I'm coming.
My son's waiting for me outside.
Stitch them.
My daughter wants it to look stylish.
-Okay, bye. -Akka, the money?
I'll get the money next time.
Bye, dear.
How many times do I have to remind you to put the socks in the laundry?
How can you expect me to do all the work alone?
Scold me more after I've been listening to his scolding all day.
Coming home feels so annoying.
What a life!
Go get me a glass of water.
Hyderabad's collapsed building.
A five-storied building collapsed in the old city.
At least 30 to 40 people might be trapped in the debris.
The rescue operation has begun.
One person is declared dead.
It's already a small house.
What made her invite her relatives?
How can all of them fit in that house anyway?
-The contractors are useless-- -Just look at the wall!
It looks so old.
If they stay over, the floor might as well collapse.
Why should we bother?
They will go through their own trials.
That aside...
what will happen if they ask us to vacate suddenly so they can stay?
Why would she do that?
She wouldn't.
She may do it.
Why else would she come downstairs to inform us they are coming over?
We're the tenants, Radha.
We can't do anything but vacate if they ask us to.
So what if it's urgent for them?
Shouldn't we find a new house first?
Go there and ask them, dear.
We'll do that.
Let's keep requesting.
Why should we have any pride at all?
Let it go.
So, what now?
It will cost us a lot to do such a thing now.
Let's deal with it.
She hasn't asked us yet.
Also, tell me if the taps or leakages have to be fixed.
If you tell her, she'll deduct it from the advance amount.
We should be careful. That's all.
I'll look for another house.
My relatives are coming over tomorrow.
They'll be with us for a while.
I just came over to let you know.
Radha!
Yes!
Radha, I'm getting late!
-Give me a minute, dear. -Radha.
It's done.
I'm coming.
-Be safe. -You too.
Is everyone doing fine at home?
I heard it's really hot in your town as well.
Did you get a good sleep on the bus?
It was so-so.
Welcome.
We're living upstairs now.
Dear, do you remember them?
Oh, come on!
Your sisters, right?
Greetings. All well?
Yes, it's been so long.
Anand?
Did he leave for work?
-Yes, he did. -Okay, bye, dear.
-Come on. -Is your work done?
Why talk about my work?
They're here now. I wonder what's going to happen to my work now.
Bye.
I didn't realise it when we built these stairs.
But my legs hurt, akka.
-It kills me. -When did you move upstairs anyway?
She informed us when she did that.
You don't remember anything.
Let's go.
Oh, no.
Do you want some?
-Didn't you get it? -Yes!
Let it go. She's laughing.
Here, take some.
We can never stop talking about her cooking.
Every time I eat dosa, it reminds me of her papad.
Here you go.
She's always on YouTube.
My stomach hurts.
She forgets everything by the end of the day.
I'm sure she does.
Did you know? My previous tenant...
I don't know what was wrong with him.
When his son-in-law came over and fed his dog,
he asked his wife who's the person who was feeding the dog.
She'll also become like him in the future.
Very funny!
What are you looking at?
Dear...
Sarla didn't give me the money today as well.
And she gave me new clothes to stitch.
Tell her clearly next time.
Ask her to pay and take her clothes.
-You should ask bravely. -Yes!
I will.
She'll come back anyway.
I'll ask her firmly this time.
Does it hurt?
Oh, sorry, Vasundhara.
I didn't notice it.
It's okay, sir.
Okay, sit. I'll get some ice cubes.
Sir,
it's okay, sir.
Sujata's relatives arrived today.
They were so loud, dear.
They didn't even let me sleep.
What did you do about it?
What could I do? I had a cup of coffee.
Still, it didn't help with my headache.
I wanted to confront them.
I wanted to ask them to go inside and talk softly.
Hey, what did we talk about yesterday?
Don't get into trouble, dear.
Of course. That's why I didn't tell them anything.
I'm just telling you.
Wow. You've become really wise.
You think about everything, don't you?
You're not the only one who thinks about everything.
Hey!
What's with you?
For how long is that going to stay?
Let's move out soon, dear.
There was a time when I asked her to make idlis.
She saw it on YouTube.
She then served it to my mother-in-law.
She asked her why she served her stones.
That was only once.
Your mother-in-law's teeth would've cracked.
She made idlis as hard as stones.
-She's crazy-- -I'm sleeping inside.
If you don't mind, can you please talk softly?
-Oh, sorry, dear. -Sorry, dear.
You don't have to tell us. We'll talk softly, dear.
Don't get me wrong for saying this.
I get a headache if I wake up suddenly from my sleep.
That's why. Please don't misunderstand.
Oh, no! It's okay, dear.
-Okay, dear. -It's okay.
Have it.
She watches cooking videos on YouTube,
and later experiments with that on her family.
[indistinct voices]
Right there.
That's okay.
Sarla didn't visit this afternoon.
I waited for so long.
She'll never come.
She'll come when she needs something.
Our neighbours made so much noise today.
I couldn't bear it. I confronted them.
What?
Do you think I told them not to talk loudly?
I asked them to talk softly.
But they didn't listen to me.
-They kept talking-- -Can't you listen to me? Huh?
What did I do now?
How can you fight during your afternoon nap?
You stay home all day.
Can't you be a bit smart?
Hey.
Radha!
Radha.
Do you remember what I told you last night?
Let them talk.
It's their house.
We'll move out in two months anyway.
We should understand that.
Bye.
I wanted to come sooner, but I could only come now.
My daughter rejected it at first.
Later, when she wore it to college, everyone asked her about it.
They asked her who stitched it.
After that, she wished that only you should stitch all her clothes.
I have told her
the rate has already increased.
-She got mad when he said that. -Exactly!
[indistinct chatter]
I wanted to come sooner, but I could come only now.
[indistinct chatter]
Itâs nothing serious, dear.
It's just acute migraine.
Have these medicines.
She can't handle bright lights and loud noises.
Try to avoid them and she'll be cured.
Don't neglect it, dear.
Complete this course.
It'll come under control eventually.
You have some.
Eat it.
How are you feeling now?
I didn't realise it was so serious.
I just thought you weren't able to sleep.
This is too much.
I'll tell them for sure this time.
When I go there to pay the rent,
I'll let them know.
It's okay.
It's not your fault.
They should have at least some basic sense.
Have it.
Do you want to have ice cream?
My stomach hurts.
She'll turn out to be like that in the future.
[indistinct chatter]
Hey, Anand.
Tell me, sir.
What's this, man?
Go ahead.
-Talk! -Wait.
What happened, sir?
-How many times did I tell you? -What did you tell me?
This is our house.
Do you understand?
Oh, I just returned from work.
What happened?
I got insulted in front of my relatives, you know?
I had to explain to them that it is our house
because of what your wife did.
You don't know what they did today, dear.
They made quite a commotion.
Just tell me what you did.
Look at what she wrote there.
What's with this?
"Humans are sleeping inside, so communicate like humans."
Don't we look like humans?
And she put her signature at the bottom.
Radha, go and clean it.
While living with neighbours, some disturbances happen.
You should tolerate it. Do we deserve this?
No, I've been wanting to tell you for quite some time.
-She has a health condition-- -I don't care about all that.
Please vacate this house by the end of this month.
My relatives have come over. They'll stay here.
Is this how you ask your tenants to vacate?
Should you get on my last nerve?
-Hey, you have already talked enough. -On your nerves?
-Look at the way she's talking. -Go and clean it.
-Hey. -No, it's--
Is she teaching me how to talk?
Look, everyone is watching us.
-Talk softly. -If that bothers you,
-you shouldn't have behaved that way. -Forget all that.
-Ask them to vacate. -How can we vacate suddenly?
You should give us some time.
Try to understand.
-Give us time to look for a house. -You have this month.
Then you need to vacate.
Why are you giving them an explanation?
Hey, why are you still standing there?
Go and clean it!
Curse my blasted fate!
-Sir, listen-- -We can't live like this at this age.
Let's not talk further, man.
My wife also told you.
It's best for you to vacate by the end of this month.
We fixed your tap, motor;
we also painted the walls.
-But we got treated like this. -Hey, calm down.
I thought you'd stand by me.
I need Rs. 50,000 now.
Can you give it to me? I'll stand by you.
Have some patience.
I told you that we'll look for another house.
You didn't care for my words.
Do you know the discomfort they caused me?
Please stop.
Don't talk.
My head feels like it'll burst!
Damn it!
Sir.
I'm on my way, sir.
What's the budget, sir?
Sir, no way!
Look for something cheaper.
Yes, I'm coming.
Coming. Yes.
I'll be there in 10 minutes.
It's... it's done.
-Give me two minutes. -No, dear.
You may have it.
I'll use the mess card from tomorrow.
-Can't even do one simple thing! -Dear!
Wait!
Damn it!
My stomach hurts from laughing.
Oh, come on!
Damn it!
I'll give you the money next time.
Look at what she wrote!
Go and clean it.
Please stop talking.
My head's going to explode!
This is my house!
Radha?
Radha.
Why did you lock the door?
What are you doing, Radha?
Radha!
Oh, no! What's this sound?
Open the door, Radha!
Radha, open the door!
My eardrums will burst. Radha!
Oh, no!
Radha!
Open the door!
Oh, no!
Oh, Lord!
Radha!