What's the matter?
Haven't you seen a naked man before?
You are a grown woman.
No one believes you.
Stop lying.
Hello.
-Manraj. -Yes.
Manraj will help you.
Please come.
Thank you for coming.
My child.
You look so much like Madam!
May the Lord always keep you happy.
I see you've started your nonsense again.
Hello, ma'am.
-Hello. -Hello, Sana.
This is Romi speaking.
-Yes. -Can you meet me?
On that street near Laxmi jewellers.
Dr. Kapoor gave this to me as a gift.
I refused to take it.
But he left it at my place.
Do you expect me to return it for you?
Sana, I should never have called you!
I made a mistake. I thought maybe I should call you.
Sorry.
The other day, you were asking about our plans, right?
Sana, I don't have any plans.
I never expected anything from Dr. Kapoor.
Nothing at all.
But what troubled me was that
he told me he was buying this ring
-when... -When Madam died.
So, I tried to find out.
Was he really buying this ring at that time?
And?
He lied to me.
He bought this ring a week before Madam's death.
I don't know why he lied to me.
♪ I've come to your court, O Lord ♪
♪ I pray to you, O Lord ♪
♪ Keep your hand ♪
♪ Over my head, O gracious one ♪
♪ Shower your benevolence, O Lord ♪
♪ Ever since you have left me I have lost you, O Lord! ♪
♪ I have been searching for you Everywhere ♪
♪ You are my only guide ♪
♪ Without you, I am nothing ♪
This song was Madam's favourite song.
As you all know,
Madam was a nurse.
But, for us, she was our guiding light.
I apologise to Doctor
if I cross my limits.
But I have been orphaned all over again.
Virender is absolutely right. She was a guiding light.
For me too.
Since the day I met her,
she became the guiding light of my life.
All that I pray is
I, too, keep serving people like Madam
till the day I die.
Where were you?
Don't think I won't find out.
Doctor, our prayers are with you.
As you all know,
Madam accomplished a very noble task for us.
She had convinced Dr. Kapoor to contest in the upcoming elections.
Just imagine how much she loved us.
She didn't stop worrying about us even on her deathbed.
-I'd like to say something. -Of course.
Madam's youngest daughter, Sana, wishes to share a few words.
Here you go.
I would like to read a poem written by my mom.
I'm the captured wind Within a breath
My wishes have no wings
I suffocate Under my own desires
There no sound to my pain
My tears cry in secrecy
I have no authority to speak
My screams have dried up
Still trying to seek you
I am drowning in my own breath
I've got nothing to hold on to
This is how I get to live in death
There's no deliverance for me
Madam has passed on.
And her death was inevitable.
We all knew that.
But I don't know why
it feels like her time hadn't come yet.
Whoever has taken her away from us,
I'll never forgive them.
I have seen a video for you on WhatsApp.
Meditation.
Your mind and heart will find comfort.
-Send it to me. -Hmm.
My office was sending me to London for a conference.
I refused.
I wanted to be here with you.
Oh, Lord! Why did you refuse?
You should have taken me along.
Would Dad have allowed you to go?
That, too, with me?
My child.
Will you never forgive your dad?
The day he admits to his mistakes.
Sana, you are still a child.
You don't have any sense.
Don't interfere with the understanding
your mom and I shared.
Go back to Delhi tomorrow morning.
The hatred that you displayed today
is the very reason I've kept you at a distance for all these years.
There's no place in this house for you anymore.
You know that you can come to Delhi with me, right?
We'll figure something out.
I have already planned my future.
What will you do?
I'll run away from here. Out of the country.
I'm waiting for my visa.
I should get the call any day now.
I am gay.
Mom did try to tell me.
I'm sorry I wasn't here.
It's okay.
I am happy.
Thanks.
Sana, I have to leave.
See you. Take care.
Hello.
I can't seem to connect to Tidda.
Did he tell you where he was going?
No, dear. He didn't tell me anything.
But what has he done now?
I had left a red bag here.
Have you seen it around?
I haven't seen any red bag.
Maybe it's in his room.
You can look for it in his room.
Monty special, with lots of love.
When did you clean up last?
Is it dirty?
-Son. -Yes?
Will you have something to eat?
No, I'll leave as soon as Tidda comes.
Never trust that fool.
You don't know him as well as I do.
Earlier, he used to inform me about his whereabouts.
But today he didn't say anything.
You fool!
You fool.
Tidda, you fucker!
I'm gonna die right here.
Manraj.
Balraj, please come.
Why don't we do this at home?
No, Balraj, not at home.
In my opinion, we have to uphold
the sanctity of the house for a few days.
Balraj.
In memory of your wife.
May the Lord rest her soul in peace.
Balraj, relax.
Tell me what needs to be done for your elections.
I'll handle everything.
Relaxing isn't written in your brother's destiny.
Manraj, can I say something?
Yes, Balraj.
The day Gunwant died,
Rs. 2.5 million were stolen from home.
What are you saying?
Did you inform the police?
I was so stressed that day...
On top of that, these elections.
It didn't seem appropriate to involve the police.
The party had given me Rs. 5 million for the elections.
Rs. 2.5 million were spent
in paying off old debts and the rest was stolen.
Balraj, do you suspect anyone?
Who can it be?
Maybe someone from the family?
Maybe Sana had something to do with it?
My children aren't thieves.
Sorry, Balraj. I was just...
No problem. I am done. Let's go home.
The keys.
Balraj...
Please just pack up.
-Manraj. -Yes.
Sana got here after the robbery.
Okay.
Balraj, just wanted to let you know...
Sana hasn't left for Delhi yet. She is still here.
At Advocate Sodhi's house.
Let's go.
I am coming.
-How have you been doing, son? -Doing well, sir.
-Where's she? -She's in here.
Nikki.
Let's go home.
I am sorry.
Come on.
Have you ever thought of my problems?
Gunwant and I were together for 35 years.
I didn't even get the time to mourn.
The elections are around the corner.
I have to look after the nursing home and the house.
Sanjana must have told you that she and Jogi are no longer together.
Which father would like to see his daughter getting divorced?
Your solution is to keep them separate.
He raised his hand at my daughter.
-And that's absolutely wrong! -So then?
Dad, he has apologised to you, hasn't he?
Try to understand Sanjana's needs.
Let her decide.
What should I do about Sanjeev? He is useless.
Let him go.
I should just let him go?
Dad, you cannot control everyone's lives.
Have I ever tried to control your life?
Have I ever stopped you?
Dad.
What do you want?
Why have you got me here?
My child, I have to sign the election papers tomorrow.
If our family goes as a single unit,
it will look good.
I hope you can do this much for me, right?
Dr. Balraj Kapoor is filing his nominations from Falauli today.
Looks like Falauli town finally has a strong contender.
The citizens have high hopes that he'll work with them.
Doctor is calling you inside.
Come on, come on.
Cover from all sides.
Won't you go inside?
Mr. Ranjit Singh, I wanted to speak with you.
Tell me.
I...
wanted to file a case regarding my mom's death.
What kind of a case?
Her death wasn't an accident.
It was murder.
Do you suspect anyone?
A murder case is very serious; it's not a joke.
-Do you know that? -I know that well.
Will you file the case, or are you busy serving Dr. Kapoor?
We serve the law.
If you have any suspects
or any proof, we can look--
It's your job to find the proof, right?
Congratulations.
-Thank you. -Congratulations.
-Water. Thank you. -Yes.
What did you drink?
Mend your ways, girl.
If you don't do as I say,
I'll be forced to use my ways.
I'll forget that you are my brother's daughter.
Keep your hands off me.
Otherwise, even Doctor won't be able to save you.
Sana.
-Sana. -Get in!
Sana, what happened there with Manraj?
Monty.
I don't feel like going home.
No problem. It's okay.