But how did you find out about it? Didn't you leave?
I found an idiot of this gang in the bathroom.
And my worst fears came true.
So, you came back for me!
This is what Indians do.
Okay. You've made your point.
But what to do next?
Najma, we...
We should leave. - Mom.
Please. We've just arrived.
But... You don't understand.
Mom, please.
You are not understanding.
Dad, Asad won a gold medal. India won, dad.
We must go and wish them.
Come on. Let's go and wish them.
Come on, dad. What are you thinking? Come on.
Come on, dad. Let's go. Come on. - Ayan...
Come on.
Rashid...
Dad, let's go.
Come on.
Congratulations, Mrs Khan.
Asad has made us proud.
Congratulations. - Thank you.
Whenever we see Asad's interview, we talk about you.
It's your efforts and upbringing that he has made our country proud.
Ma'am, can I have a photo with you, please?
No...
Please, ma'am.
Sir, please move aside.
Please.
Ma'am.
Thank you so much. - Thank you.
Excuse me. Ma'am, one photo, please
Thank you so much. - Come on.
Excuse me.
Ma'am, can I have a photo with you, please?
Ma'am, please join us.
Okay.
Mom, some work was left. So, I missed the flight.
I'll be back soon.
How was your dinner?
You didn't call me.
Anyway, I'll see you soon.
Mom, I am getting a gift for you.
Goodbye.
Mr Khan!
Mr Khan,
are you sure we should stay here?
They know that we are here.
If we go out of here, they'll be waiting for us.
We are at least safe here.
I mean, I've booked the room in some other name.
It's difficult for them to find us.
No, no... Mr Khan, there is another problem.
How will I change my clothes?
Why didn't you think about it before having a shower?
See!
When I am stressed out, I take a shower.
But you see, I don't have my stuff here.
Neither my phone nor my bag...
My... My bag!
How?
'Hello?'
'Where did you vanish?'
'Listen!'
I managed somehow.
Oh God! - What!
What?
Did you say something?
Yes. I wanted to thank you.
You were very brave.
You didn't panic much. - I know.
I have been brave since I was a kid.
That's my shirt.
I'll courier both of them.
Why are you so...
But tell me one thing.
Don't you think you were acting too heroically today?
I mean...
You coming late,
sweeping from one window to another,
Oh my God!
Did you say something?
Pardon? - Did you say something?
No, no... No!
I was saying...
I was saying that because of what you are,
you can do all this smoothly.
So, finally, you got to know who I am.
It's so obvious, Mr Khan!
But you know, earlier, I thought
shooting was your hobby.
But you know,
your perfect aim, your fitness level,
your success...
Look! You got the most expensive suite booked.
Your clothes, your killer attitude...
All this point to one thing.
That you are
an arms dealer.
Right?
What?
Hey, isn't this what people
who sell ammunition in different countries called?
Aren't you an arms dealer?
Oh, I see! So, you've got those guns to sell!
No wonder you were taking such good care of them.
You don't want any scratches on them.
Otherwise, they'd look second-hand, and no one would buy them.
See, I got it. Correct?
It'll be better if we don't talk much about it.
Good night. - I understand
you want to keep this business of yours a secret.
I understand, Mr Khan.
Really? - Yes. Really.
Mr Khan,
my intent is never like that.
Okay.
Mr Khan, the thing is the way you talk,
the way you look at me...
See. See!
You are doing the same thing again.
This is what I am talking about.
The way you talk to me,
I swear it makes me forget what I want to say.
I... - But I haven't forgotten
that you saved my life.
So, I won't reveal this secret of yours.
You have my word. - Thank you.
You are welcome.
Good night. - Pardon?
Your room.
Bedroom. - Yes.
Good night.
'Why don't you come lose to me?'
'I tried hard to forget this feeling,'
'but your passionate gaze'
'attracts me towards you.'
'Take me into your arms.'
'My heart is craving for you.'
'I can't endure this restlessness any more.'
'My heartbeat,'
'and every breath I take is calling out to you.'
'Come to me.'
'Come to me now. Please.'
Did you say what I heard?
Yes...
Didn't you go to sleep? - Yes, I did.
Then I heard this nonsense.
Seriously?
Why did you hear it?
Ms Farooqui, let me explain to you
how ears function.
Sounds reach the ears no matter where they come from.
Whether you wish it or not, the sound reaches your ears.
Next time, warn me beforehand.
I'll close my ears along with my eyes while I sleep.
Oh, Mr Khan!
It's simple. When I write something,
I narrate it loudly. I express it.
It's my habit.
Really? What do you write?
Okay! So... - Actually, forget it. I am sorry I asked.
I know what you write.
What do I write?
I can't believe people write love letters in today's day and age.
What do you mean?
What's going on here is very obvious.
Oh! What's going on here, Mr Khan?
The one for whom you ran away from your wedding.
The one for whom you ran away from Belgrade.
Your heart's assassin.
You heard all of that!
Every breath you took, every heartbeat...
O Almighty! What's wrong with you, Mr Khan?
It's private!
When you talk about your private things in public,
they are no longer private.
What are you doing? - This is my laptop.
I was using it. - Without my permission.
You were sleeping!
We didn't sign any contract
that say all my stuff becomes yours when I am asleep.
You are just so mean!
This is how arms dealers are.
Dilshad, how are you?
Good morning, Mr Bhalla. How are you?
I am fit and fine.
Good. - Didn't you go to Serbia with Asad?
No, Mr Bhalla. His tournament is over. He's coming back.
You didn't tell me, but I know
that he is bringing his medal and bride.
Congratulations!
Look! Do inform me when they come back. I'll get going.
Do inform me!
'You didn't call me.'
'Anyway, I'll see you soon.'
'Mom, I am getting a gift for you. Goodbye.'
What meeting is he talking about?
He isn't even answering my calls.
It's night over there. He must be sleeping.
He even missed the flight.
Has it ever happened before, Najma?
Yes! He even left early after the tournament.
And what gift was he talking about?
Gift!
Bride!
What bride?
Mom, did Asad really get married?
Najma, it's not the time to joke.
'Is Asad Ahmed Khan bringing his bride?'
Ms Farooqui.
Ms Farooqui!
What are you doing?
Do you take sleeping pills?
Or were you in a self-induced coma?
Who sleeps like that?
Oh, okay! Let me explain to you the concept of sleep.
When you go to sleep after being exhausted,
you can't hear anything.
Do you become deaf while sleeping?
Don't you hear that alarm?
Oh! How long has it been ringing? What happened?
Take your stuff.
Let's go. - But what...
Let's go. - Okay.
'I don't want any mistakes this time.'
'All the guests will come out at the same time,'
'and you all should look out for them.'
Yes, sir. Yes.
Ms Farooqui, come on!
Just a second! Sana has sent so many messages.
My ticket has been booked, Mr Khan.
Sana is waiting for me at the airport.
Salman's mom... - You read the messages first.
Shall I get you a chair? - No, no.
Salman's mom has organised a prayer meet...
My mom's lavender candles have run out.
Check the weather update too.
Just a second, Mr Khan!
Sana is saying... - Enough, Ms Farooqui!
Salman is planning something.
What! What did you say?
Sana has messaged that Salman is freaking out.
And he is going to cause an explosion.
I mean not literally.
Why didn't you tell me about it earlier?
When? In the morning, yesterday, the day before yesterday, in 1987?
Before Salman's mental state and your mom's candles.
I'll read it out when I receive the message... - Shh!
Where is your bridal dress?
Did you find her?
Do one thing. Switch on the front camera.
There! She's there!
See the girl in white!
Why are you wearing this? - Oh!
A man just gave me this. Indian guy!
I love Indian outfit with embroidery!
Which man?
That guy!
Who is that girl with you?
And what are you doing with her, Asad?
People are gossiping about it!
Asad, did you... - Mom, please calm down.
No, don't ask me to calm down.
Tell me. Did you marry her?
What!
No.
Then, Asad, who is that girl in the bridal dress?
You know, all the news channels are showing your photos with her.
I'm on my way to the airport. I will explain everything when I come back.
Just a minute, Asad!
You are alone right now. She is not with you, right?
Mr Khan, what's written on the board?
Should I go right or left?
I thought... Oh, right! - Wait a minute! Asad!
Who is with you? Whose voice was that?
Yes, Asad. Who is she?
I'll explain it when I come back. Okay?
Goodbye. - No...
'Mr Khan, what's written on the board?'
'Should I turn right or left?'
'I thought... Oh, right! - Wait a minute! Asad!'
'Who is with you? Whose voice was that?'
'Yes, Asad. Who is she?'
Why is Zoya Farooqui still with Asad Ahmed Khan?
She isn't leaving him.
What will you do if she leaves? Is our plan ready?
I am sorry.
Ma'am, we aren't able to figure out what she is trying to do.
Just wait and watch.
I think it's going to be an interesting story.
Do you mean dangerous?
There is no mission without danger.
Ms Farooqui, we have to go to the airport.
We'll go to the airport.
But we have some time.
So, I thought of doing something I always do in a new city.
Roaming in an unknown city unnecessarily...
Okay.
'If you are in an unknown street of an unknown city'
'with your branded shoes on,'
'and if you don't have a companion,'
'join me. I'll be your Ibn Battuta.'
Thank you! Thank you!
That airport is that side.
I'd heard about this place.
I'd read about it.
If you put a lock here, it's supposed to be...
We have time, Mr Khan. Relax.
I just don't like change of plans.
If you wanted to come here, you should have told me.
Had I told you, would you have come here?
Of course, not. - Exactly my point!
That's your problem.
You don't have patience.
Take a look.
It's such a beautiful place,
and it's such a romantic tradition.
But you don't value any of these things.
Will you stop judging me, Ms Farooqui?
You also judge me. What about that?
I know you think I am a foolish girl.
I can't tell right from wrong.
When I drop things, you feel like shooting her.
Can I tell you something?
People dropping things is very common.
And they will fall on the ground because of the gravitational force.
That's why it's called the floor.
If they went upwards, it would have been called a ceiling.
The ceiling is upwards, and the floor is down...
I know where the ceiling and floor are
and where we are. We have to go.
Let me fix this first, Mr Khan. The point is I have to lock it.
If it's locked properly,
you unite with your true love forever.
Especially when you do it together.
I guess this is it.
Yes. Sana must be on her way with my stuff.
What about you?
Oh, I am fine.
I'll wait.
My flight is two hours later. So...
Actually, I forgot to ask you...
Where are you going?
O Almighty! What's wrong...
Guess what? - What?
My flight has been cancelled.
You are a disaster magnet.
Problems find you on time.
You are right.
That's how I found you.
'Flight 3421, now boarding...'
You should go. Don't miss the flight.
I am sure I am safe here.
It's an airport.
I'll be okay.
Yes.
You'll be safe.
Finally, this is it!
Yeah!
Take care. - You too.
Bye.
"This is the moment."
"Keep walking with bated breath,"
"you don't know what awaits you."
"God, listen to my prayers."
"This is the moment."
Didn't you leave?
Are you really worried about me,
or is this just good manners?
I am raised in India, Ms Farooqui,
and there, it is called etiquette.
Listen, if you wait with me, you'll miss the flight.
I want to make sure you leave before me.
No, I can't.
I've checked.
My next flight is 7 hours later.
Really?
Give me a minute.
Coach.
I want you to arrange for a chartered flight.
Chartered flight?
Yes. Didn't you tell me you knew some Mr Mehra or Mr Mehta?
Anytime, anywhere.
Mr Aditya Mehta! He's a multimillionaire.
He is a big fan of mine.
Fine, he is your fan.
He has a small private fleet.
He told me we could use his plane anytime and anywhere.
So, I want a chartered flight.
Why? - Don't ask any questions. Just arrange it for me.
Where do you want to go? - I think London.
But... I'll ask her.
Ms Farooqui!
Where are you going?
Islamabad.
Where do you want to go?
Islamabad, Pakistan.
Pakistan?
Are you a Pakistani? - Yes.