Original subtitles

DEAR, HOW ABOUT ONE OF THESE GIRLS?

DO DEEWANE SEHER MEIN

Shashank, good morning.

All the best.

Shashank, where the heck are you?

"Manis", I'm at the hospital. My grandma's really serious.

Well, I'm serious too.

The Seoul team is online. The client's asking where you are.

I sent you the docket already.

You'll have to present it. I can't make it.

Wait, me? It's your presentation. You'll have to do it.

How am I supposed to pull that off? You just sent the email…

Dr. Dheeraj, did the MRI report come in?

- Shashank, listen… - Hold on, "Manis".

Sir, should I get you some water or just hook up an IV?

So, can you cook?

Can you?

Who, me?

I can make Maggie.

Wow.

I'll settle for Maggie, then.

Nice sense of humor.

Have you ever thought about getting contact lenses?

Of course.

I gave it some thought

and decided I don't want them.

- Really? - Yes.

But I think contact lenses are way better…

especially for girls.

Right?

Did you ever consider getting a brain implant?

A brain implant is far better than having no brain at all. Yeah?

I didn't mean that. I mean…

Nice milkshake.

Thank you.

Hey, just…

- Mom, pass me a roti. Just one. - Okay.

- Here you go. - Pumpkin?

Come on, dear. Dinner's ready.

They are ugly and they have a peculiar gait.

They laugh in a strange way.

- Yogurt dip? - If chaos counts.

What's in it?

Cucumber.

Alright, I'll have a little.

- Come, Roshni. - Come on, dear.

It's your favorite dish.

Pumpkin can't be anyone's favorite, Dad.

Thanks.

I'll manage something.

"I'll settle for Maggie, then."

You should've just said you can cook.

I would've taught you.

Forget it.

The guy looked like a total asshole in his photo.

- What? - What did he look like?

An asshole! The kind you can't expect anything from,

and has a tiny hole where the brain's supposed to be.

Bittu told me that's what it means.

Well, he didn't just look like an asshole, he was one.

Dear, if an asshole makes six lakhs a month,

we don't call him an asshole.

How many times have I told you to try the dating apps?

She just keeps spending money on coffee dates.

So what?

Should I get married just for the heck of it?

Yes. In this country, most people do exactly that.

For the first time you've actually said something sensible.

Is it necessary to nag her every single day?

Yes. It's necessary.

Look at Naina. She's so pretty

but it took us forever to find her a groom--

If you put your energy into cooking

instead of this nonsense,

maybe we wouldn't be stuck eating this boring dish every morning.

And last night's leftover curry.

And last year's yogurt dip.

Are we out of eggs?

You'll be out of them soon.

If you keep up this drama, you'll hit menopause before you know it.

- What? - Nothing.

How can she get there when I still haven't?

Wait, you haven't?

Have you?

Guys, enough! That's it!

I can't keep meeting idiots and having my day ruined.

If you have a problem with that, then…

Then?

- Then? - Then?

Then…

I'll just leave this house.

- Have your dinner, dear. - I'll order it on online.

Wow! Very good! Lovely!

Are you happy now? You totally ruined the mood.

NAINA: HEY, ROSH! WANT TO GO FOR SUNDAY BRUNCH?

ROSHNI: YES! JUST TELL ME WHERE…

ANIL: MEETING STARTED. BRO, WHERE ARE YOU?

No, the chart looks good.

Do you have anything on consumer preference?

Shashank, come.

Sit down.

So, Shashank…

Yes, sir?

Yesterday you came in at 9:30.

Logged in at 10.

Had tea at 10:30.

And by 11:30, you left.

You knew we had a crucial meeting at 12.

Why?

Sir, I'd informed "Manis".

- I'd kept him updated… - Stop hiding behind Manish.

You weren't in the meeting,

and I want to know why.

What's going on?

Sir, actually, it's my grandma.

Grandma?

Grandma…

She's quite old, sir.

She was aged, so…

- She was? - She is alive.

- She is alive. - I see.

It's serious. She's in the ICU. She's critical, sir.

I'm her grandson, so I…

No, of course. I get it.

- Anil? - Sir, they're really close.

You should've told me if you knew about it.

I'm sitting here, getting mad at him.

Sorry, sir.

What happened?

Something serious?

Yes, sir.

- What's wrong? - Very serious.

What is it?

I don't know how to explain it.

Tell him.

Anil, you knew? Why didn't you say something?

I just found out…

Even I was shocked when I got to know about it.

It's a bit personal. Tell him. He'll hear you out.

Sir, if you could…

Sir, please.

What happened?

What do I say, sir?

Sir, my grandma

has fibromyalgia of the intestinal cavity.

That's very serious.

No really, that's quite serious.

If you need anything, just let me know.

- Don't worry. - Yes, sir.

- Anil. - Yes?

Present the financial report…

So, sir, the 10 percent rise we saw was from Southern Asia…

Thank you, sir.

Shashank.

Your grandma will be alright.

Don't stress, okay?

- Yes, sir. - Bye.

Do you have any shame left at all?

Your grandma must be turning in her grave. Get it?

Let's just go.

And what the hell is fibromyalgia of the intestinal cavity?

You get cavities in your teeth.

And you shoved one into her intestines?

Why do you keep putting your grandma in the ICU so often?

Even doctors don't visit that place as much.

That's the best part about my grandma.

She's always been there for me.

In life and in the afterlife.

You and your nonstop nonsense.

Why do you freeze up in front of the boss?

What do I even say?

Every word has an 's' in it.

"Presentason", "finansial", "wasing" machine…

Good morning, sir.

- What have you got for lunch? - Chicken Biryani.

I'm vegetarian.

Forget the biryani. Here you go.

Sorry, sir.

Good.

Come on, man.

Just speak up a little.

It won't kill you.

It'll actually help you and not me.

You always speak for me. It's all the same.

No, it's not the same.

If I speak up, I'll get promoted. You won't.

I'll get a salary hike. You won't.

You're a nice guy, they'll chew you up and spit you out.

Try to understand.

Speak and you will get it.

What?

If you just speak up, you'll get what you deserve.

What do I do? This is how I've been since I was a kid.

Hold that pose.

Yeah, wait. I'll let you…

- Listen, mail it to me. - I can send it.

No, I'll handle it. Don't you worry.

- You sure? - Just send it to me.

- Hold on, my sister's calling. - Yeah.

Hello?

Hey. Where are you?

I'm here.

- Walk straight ahead. Can you see me? - Yeah, I can see you.

Yeah.

Wow! Cool vibes in here.

Is this an office or some kind of club?

I'm here working on a weekend, and you're soaking up the vibes?

Almost done. Five minutes.

Rosh, we planned brunch

but now it's lunchtime.

- I know, I'm sorry. Just the deadline… - I'm on…

Yes. I got it.

I wish I had her body.

What exactly would that change?

Tell me.

Relax. What would've happened anyway?

I'd just get a few more likes on social media and maybe,

Arjun would drop in a compliment.

- Arjun! - That's it.

If Arjun hadn't gone to Delhi, you wouldn't be meeting me.

I know it.

- Rosh… - Yeah, I'm just finishing.

- Hi! - Hi!

She's here for?

This is my boss, Mandy.

And my sister, Naina.

- Hi! - Oh, you mean cousin?

- No. Sisters. - Sisters!

She's older, a bit richer, and way prettier.

- Shut up! That's silly! - I didn't mean it like that.

- She's being silly. - Yeah. Okay.

- Well, lovely meeting you then. - Same here.

And I agree with you. She's simply gorgeous.

- Thank you. - Have a great day.

You too.

I keep telling you to change.

- Oh, please! - You're always eating junk.

It's loaded with fat, Rosh.

- Don't eat it. It's bad for your skin too. - You know what?

- Have some. It'll make you happy. - I'm very happy, Rosh. Let's go.

I'm almost done…

- What's so special about it? - Let's go.

I'll just freshen up. Two minutes.

Hurry up, Rosh.

Coming!

You're living a tough life!

Mandy's breathing down your neck at the office, and at home, it's mom.

You saw?

Nice, no?

Summer nails.

Very nice.

You should get yours done too. Honestly, your nails look rough.

Don't you get bored?

Try switching it up once in a while.

Change your hairstyle.

When was the last time you had a facial?

Do something.

So that Mandy stops assuming we're cousins and not sisters?

Rubbish. Mandy is stupid.

Please.

What's wrong with grooming yourself, looking good?

I have tried, okay?

Look where that got me.

Even after everything, Sahil just…

You're really still hung up on Sahil?

Listen. Firstly, Sahil was an ass. Okay?

Thank God, you saw it before it went too far.

It's his loss, not yours.

Stop pestering me and just eat your salad!

I'm just talking to you, Rosh.

You…

I'll force-feed you pasta if you keep at it.

- I'll shove the salad right back. - I'm allergic to salad.

- And I'm allergic to pasta. - You…

Cheers.

Cheers.

We will meet on unfamiliar paths

We will meet…

Listen.

Why don't you buy a car of your own?

How long will you keep hopping in and out of taxis?

I don't need a car, Dad.

Really?

Then what do you need?

You don't need a car, you don't need a house…

- Do you even need us-- - Take the next right.

What's this?

The list.

The one you always forget to mention.

We have a big house in Patna.

Your uncle's an IIT graduate.

You almost got into IIM.

Forget it, we'll handle all this.

Just don't forget to say your salary's in six figures.

Okay?

Okay, Dad.

Hello?

Don't get nervous, Son.

Just speak honestly.

Let her see who you really are. She should know you're a sweet boy.

Why didn't you check while choosing dad if he's a sweet boy too?

No one asked me what I thought.

- Shall I fix your hair? - No, it's fine.

- They're sticking up at the back. - That's the style.

We visited Mumbai ten years ago.

The roads are still the same, full of potholes.

- True. - But there are new flyovers now.

The sea link is close to our place.

- Do you have a sea link there? - No, we--

Right. You don't have the sea nearby.

Shashank's a proper Mumbai boy now.

He says, "Mumbai's got the vibes."

What's that?

Back in our day, we didn't have those vibes.

What is that supposed to mean, anyway?

- So, you're settled in Patna? - Yes.

We've got a big house there.

- Where else would we go, really? - Exactly.

You should visit us sometime.

Every room is air-conditioned. You'll be comfortable.

- The whole family's there now. - I see.

Shashank's uncle is an IIT Mumbai graduate.

Wow!

But even he chose to stay back.

These days, IIT and IIM aren't that uncommon anymore.

Yes, true.

There is IIT in Mumbai too.

Please have some snacks.

Shashank missed IIM by just one mark.

One mark?

- Of course! - Two marks.

- No. One mark. - It happens.

No problem.

Roshni! Come in, dear.

Come, sit.

Greet everyone.

- Have a seat. - Sit down.

- Hi. - Join us.

- Come on. - Hello.

- Hello. - Have a seat.

You told me our family friends were visiting.

So, Roshni, what do you do?

I'm a content creator. Mostly fashion and beauty--

Well, she topped her Mass Communication course.

She's a really good writer.

She gets over a million likes on all her articles.

- Tell them, dear. - You just told them.

Her English is excellent.

She doesn't like Hindi movies.

Her favorite actors include Tom Cruise, Bill Gates, you know.

Right?

Kids, why are you sitting here with us older folk?

Take a walk and talk in private.

You'll get bored here.

Take him.

Let's go.

- Shall we sit over there? - Yes.

You are here to see me, right? Go on, take a good look.

Done?

Can we go back now?

Wait.

My turn now.

I can't cook.

Well, I can.

Thai, Chinese, Italian, you name it.

I actually like South Indian food.

Plain-dosa, Masala-dosa, Appam, Uttapam, Idli…

I can make them all.

Even the Rasam…

I mean, I swear on you.

By the way, are those prescription glasses?

Does anyone wear glasses without a prescription?

Right.

So, would you be okay…

with someone who needs glasses?

I'm okay.

I don't mind it.

Nice weather today.

- Looks like it's about to rain. - I know.

You like the rain?

For me, rain just means humidity,

waterlogged roads, and soggy clothes.

Right.

For me, it's ginger tea

and old romantic songs.

Raindrops fall softly in the monsoon

You clearly have too much free time.

Do you like your job?

Selling electronic appliances isn't exactly thrilling.

But it's okay.

What do you sell, exactly?

I…

Well…

"Wasing" machines…

Wow!

Did you make these snacks at home?

No, there's a shop nearby. They serve amazing food.

Well, we've made sandwiches at home.

- She made them. - Mom, please…

- You don't make them at home? - She does.

We get everything easily around here, so there's no need to cook much.

- You must've taught Roshni, right? - She can cook everything.

So what do you do when you're in a bad mood?

I eat.

You?

I cook.

Excuse me.

Yes!

What happened?

I won first prize in a street photography contest.

A microwave.

- Oh. - Yes.

Street photography contest, huh?

Yeah, I often participate in such contests.

I've won a phone, a TV, an air fryer, which I gave to mom…

and now a microwave.

Wow! I've never won a contest.

So, what kind of a girl are you looking for?

I mean, do you have a list?

A list? I'm not out grocery shopping.

I just want someone who feels like home.

And if I keep winning contests along the way…

I mean, someone like you.

Someone like you.

It's going to rain.

Let's head downstairs.

Should we take the clothes off?

What?

The ones hanging over there.

- They'll get soaked otherwise. - Yeah.

Hey, you guys are back!

Why did you bother?

Hand them over. Let it be.

I've got them.

Alright, Shashank has agreed.

It's time to talk about what comes next.

But first, let me offer you some sweets. Here you go.

Of course, as you say.

I think we should have the engagement within a week,

and plan the wedding for January.

Can we ask Roshni too?

Roshni, can you come here for a minute?

Come here.

Is there anything you'd like to say or ask?

Please don't hesitate.

I…

I don't want to get married.

You should've folded the clothes.

Maybe even ironed them.

You already have a PhD in household chores.

He is the son of Patna's most well-known builder.

Please stop it.

He's already in a bad mood.

Son, it's possible

that she has a boyfriend.

Wow, Mom.

I'm feeling better already.

I told you, didn't I?

Remember I'd told you to give IIM another shot.

If your bio data had "IIM" on it,

no girl would've turned you down.

Mom, please go, or you'll miss your flight.

You are yet to pack.

"Go! Go!"

Have you ever said, "Mom, stay for a couple of days?"

I did ask you to stay.

But he won't leave without you, will he?

You have to babysit him.

Sudha, where's my shaving kit?

Go, give him his "saving" cream.

Why will your shaving cream be in my purse?

The peacock starts dancing to attract his mate.

On seeing that,

- the peahen gets attracted. - What nonsense are you watching?

Come on, get up.

- Sit down and eat. Come on. - The dance is important.

If she likes the dance,

she picks him as her life partner.

He was quite hot. Why did you refuse him?

Mom, were you checking him out?

Hey, Roshni! Why did you reject him?

Did he do or say something inappropriate on the terrace?

- Or cracked some non-veg joke? - Body odor? Bad breath?

Please keep quiet.

Ask her why she rejected him.

Yeah. We really liked him, dear.

His family seemed nice too.

They were genuinely nice.

They wanted to move things along quickly.

No problem. We'll go to their place tomorrow and clear the air.

Mom, please, I'm not marrying him.

I might marry someone else one day, but definitely not him.

- You don't want to marry him? - No.

- You're sure? - Yes.

- Fine. - What are you doing?

Then go and meet this one.

Go and meet him tomorrow.

- Come, eat some curry at least. - I'm not hungry.

This situation has left a bad taste in my mouth.

I don't think I'll ever be able to overcome this tragedy.

You are very weird.

Anyway, didn't you go to meet a prospective bride yesterday?

How did it go?

What do you think?

It went exactly how it goes with the boss every day.

Feels like I'm destined to get insulted in every possible way.

After so long, I actually liked a girl.

And she turned me down.

Want a smoke?

Will that fix anything?

No, it'll just ruin your lungs.

And that'll kill you faster.

Your problem will also be solved. Here you go.

Hey, why don't you come over tonight?

Our colleagues will also be there. You might feel better.

You'll come, yeah? See you.

Thank goodness, the rain finally stopped.

Dad, what if…

I never get married?

Dear, we just got your mom's blood reports today.

All okay?

Cholesterol, hemoglobin,

thyroid, uric acid…

All normal.

Huh?

So, your mom's sticking around for at least the next 30 years.

With that in mind, do you really think

she will let you live here alone?

Dad!

- I got you, didn't I? - Not fair!

Take it easy, everyone.

Calm down. This isn't your home.

Aarav, you don't get to say that. Don't just hog everything.

Relax, alright? Come on, guys. Are you ready?

Here, take it.

Come on, take it.

Yeah.

Tell me something.

If you guys were having a good conversation,

what made her refuse?

Did you ask her?

I did. Called her three times.

She didn't pick up.

You should've called four times.

They usually answer on the fourth try.

You should've asked me first.

Come on, man!

Why would you even say that?

Of course! Do we have more options for the model?

Yes, Mandy.

Karan, open the other folder. Open the second…

Well, as far as I am concerned, she was…

yeah, she got a personal invite.

- Second option. - Really?

Look at her forehead!

We're not here to play lawn tennis on it, Rosh!

Yeah, I have another option.

I'm just sorry. My life…

- Yeah, more options, please. - Yeah.

This is the second one.

Move ahead.

Yeah. Well, this one you selected last time.

I did not. Move ahead.

Option three.

No.

- You really liked her. - I did not. I don't remember.

Okay, next.

This just does not work!

Look, I'm sorry. I won't be able to leave at this rate.

Yeah, let me just finish this.

Okay, redo the entire shoot and get in touch with Aura Talent.

Rosh, beauty sells.

Bring me pretty faces. What is all this nonsense?

"Bring me pretty faces. What is all this nonsense?"

Oh, my God!

- I'm going to go. Are you coming? - No, go ahead. I'll take this call.

- Okay, see you. - See you.

Hello?

I missed a few calls from this number.

"Rosni?"

Roshni.

Correct! It's me, "Sasank."

Remember, we were on the terrace the other day and took the clothes off?

Took the clothes off?

I just wanted

to know why you said 'no' to me.

Yeah, ask her…

I know you smiled that day. So, I thought…

Talk to her.

She hung up.

She hung up?

Who told you to rush like that?

You need to take it slow.

You took your clothes off on the first meeting?

It's okay, you'll get the hang of it eventually.

All the best.

Let's go already.

- Come on, let's go. - Come on.

Shashank…

Shashank!

Hey, Shashank!

It was a well-planned strategy.

It was so nicely detailed.

Mr. Arora asked you a few questions

you already knew the answers to, but you stayed quiet.

Why?

If I hadn't been here today,

we would've lost the deal.

How long am I going to keep saving you, Shashank?

You're in marketing. Speak up!

How are you supposed to sell anything if you don't say a word?

Sir…

Can I get you something?

Ice tea?

Cold coffee?

Sir, no matter what the problem is,

no matter how tough things get,

it's going to be okay.

Just have patience, sir.

Sir…

My name literally means patience.

That's all you need.

"Rosni!"

"Rosni!"

Listen…

It's okay. She'll be back tomorrow.

Don't worry.

Hey, she's going to take another five minutes to leave.

Go, sit by the fountain. Okay?

You're blocking the way for others.

Just sit down. I'll tell you when she heads out.

Want some tea?

Hey! Excuse me!

At least tell me why you said 'no'.

Isn't a simple 'no' enough?

Don't worry, dear.

It's her loss.

- There's nothing lacking in you. - Right, Mom.

Son, do you think she rejected you for the same reason I'm thinking?

It has to be that.

What else could it be?

If we'd known, we wouldn't have named you this.

There were so many other options, right?

Like Pankaj, Ajay, Mohan…

Rakesh.

Not "Rakes", Mom.

Is that for Karan? I'll take it.

Madam, are you looking for the guy in the blue shirt?

Hey, blue shirt!

Hey! Blue shirt!

Mind your own business.

Mind your own business!

See!

Mom!

Even he found someone!

She is pretty.

It's okay.

Your mom still has plenty of options.

You should stay hydrated, dear.

I've kept some water here. Bye-bye.

Hello?

Why didn't you come over today?

You told me not to.

Hmm.

If you're free tomorrow…

want to meet for coffee?

I'd come even if I were busy.

"Rosni."

Sorry, I took a wrong turn.

I would've been here sooner otherwise.

It's okay.

You made it, and that's more than enough for me.

So, how's your day been?

Half done. I'm about to find out the rest.

Well…

Water?

By the way, I think I know why you rejected me.

You know?

- Yeah. - Tell me.

- I have trouble pronouncing 'sh'. - What?

Yeah, I mispronounce words with 'sh' in them.

Shah Rukh Khan becomes "Sah" Rukh Khan.

My parents named me "Sasank Sarma",

and you're "Rosni" to me.

My boss' name is "Sekhar", and my colleague is "Manis".

And this is the tragedy of my life.

- Well, it's okay. - Wait a second…

You think I rejected you because you can't pronounce 'sh' properly?

Maybe.

No. Listen, Shashank, I think you are perfect.

In fact, you know,

my mom actually declared you hot.

Can I ask you something personal?

Hmm.

You've been living in Mumbai for so long,

so you must've had a girlfriend, right?

Why? Is that a rule in the city?

No! It's just that

you're good-looking, a little funny, and--

And yet, you rejected me.

Who's Nikita?

Nikita?

Yeah, Nikita.

You know what? Just forget it.

Nikki!

Nikki? She's my cousin.

Cousin?

Yeah.

Right, your cousin.

Right.

Why? Who did you think she was?

No, it's nothing.

So… your boyfriend?

I had someone. It didn't work out.

May I ask why? If you don't mind?

All the personal questions in the first meeting?

So, is there a chance of a second one?

It's just that…

I…

I just wanted to tell you that I can't marry you.

Why not?

I'm sorry.

So, what kind of girl are you looking for?

I mean, do you have a list?

A list? I'm not out grocery shopping.

I just want someone who feels like home.

I mean, someone like you.

By the way, are those prescription glasses?

Does anyone wear glasses without a prescription?

Would you be okay with someone who wears glasses?

I'm okay. I don't mind it.

- "Rosni!' - Yeah?

Listen, I…

Forget it.

So what do you do when you're in a bad mood?

I eat.

You?

I cook.

Hey!

J-Just a second!

Hi!

H-How did you even get my address?

It was in your bio-data,

right under the part where it says your uncle's an IIT graduate.

It's beautiful.

- Coffee? - Sure.

I click a few pictures when I see someone interesting.

Oh!

I thought they were your relatives.

Come, have a seat.

Why are you doing this?

What did you find so interesting in me?

The very thing I don't have.

Boobs?

What? No!

Your confidence.

I wish I had that.

I really like you.

I really…

like your coffee.

Coffee.

Oops!

Chips.

Thank you.

Do you know why I rejected you?

Because I think you're…

you're Baskin-Robbins.

And I'm just an orange candy.

Orange candy?

Look at that!

I've loved orange candy

since I was a kid.

You're crazy.

That I am.

- Don't you have to leave for work? - Yeah, I do.

Bye.

Your glasses are getting in the way.

You're getting in the way, the glasses have always been there.

So, are these for seeing far or near?

Things really close to me.

- Okay, listen. - Yes?

Whether you say 'sh' as 'sa' or 'fa',

it doesn't matter to me.

Are you "fure"?

Hundred percent "fure".

Bye!

Bye.

Let's fly up high and build

A new world to reside

Where all I see is you by my side

The one from my dreams

I found that town

The one from dreams, I found that town

Now with you, I feel home bound

A sky

My heart's a sky so wide

It now soars with you

The questions like why

And where can wait

A sky

My heart's a sky so wide

It now soars with you

The questions like why

And where can wait

Let's fly up high and build

A new world to reside

Where all I see is you by my side

My head on your chest

We live in a home that's small but best

The world may fade or stay in view

I only fear not holding you

What was I without you?

Why did I exist without you?

These thoughts keep coming to me too

Now you're my world, I agree

What's wrong with me?

Why don't you help me see?

A sky

My heart's a sky so wide

It now soars with you

The questions like why

And where can wait

"Rosni", should we tell our parents about us?

Naina already knows, that's enough.

What's the rush?

Let's be sure first.

"Rosni", I've never been more sure in my life.

So what's the problem?

That's what Sahil said too.

Sahil?

Yeah, we dated for two years.

The wedding invites were already out. And…

A week before the wedding, he just said…

He wasn't sure.

Huh?

He never gave me a reason, but…

Shashank, the girl he married is very different from me.

Can I get Sahil's address?

Why?

I want to send him flowers and a 'thank you' note.

We're together because of him.

If he had stayed, I wouldn't be here with you.

Shashank.

Hi!

- Order? - Yes.

Have you tried this here?

What? From where?

This thing from this place.

The second one from the top, third from the bottom.

Oh! Does this dish have a name?

Yeah, it does. You can read it.

They've got great pasta too.

- Right? - Yeah.

Pasta.

No, I want the dish you suggested earlier.

Shashank, place the order.

Two Shawarmas and two chocolate shakes, coming up.

Hmm?

Why didn't you order?

He got it.

- Tuning. - Yeah, some tuning!

- Listen, "Rosni". - Yes.

I've been meaning to tell you something for a while.

Say it.

Well…

Forget it. I don't want to kill the vibe.

- I've been asking forever, just tell me. - I…

- Something wrong at work? - No.

- Are you sure? - Yeah, sure.

- My train's here, Shashank. Just tell me! - Go on.

- Any family issues? - No.

- Did you fight with Anil? - Let's talk tomorrow. Go.

- Please, just tell me. - I will.

I'll see you tomorrow. Bye.

- It's fresh, right? - Yeah.

- Hot coffee? - Yes, please.

So what did you want to tell me? You've had me in suspense since yesterday.

Hey! What are you doing?

- Come on, spill it. - Why are you getting so violent?

I skipped my yoga class for this, you know.

I'll tell you.

Shashank, please just tell me.

Well…

Remember my dad saying I almost made it into IIM?

- Yeah. - That's not true.

Well, I really had been selected.

But I didn't go for the interview.

The moment I heard of the interview and a group discussion,

I couldn't bring myself to go in.

So I told everyone I'd been rejected.

That's it.

It's okay.

I feel so light now.

- Hmm? - Yeah, I feel nice.

You know what? I've never told this to anyone.

Not even my mom.

You're the first one.

Really?

Yeah.

Shashank, you know…

This thing between us…

What? Love?

Trust?

"Emoson?"

No.

"Connecson?"

No.

Intimacy?

Glasses.

Glasses?

These aren't prescription glasses.

Then why wear them?

Because I think…

My nose looks weird without them.

What?

Your nose is my favorite thing about your face.

It's so cute.

When you do this, it's like magic.

Do it for me just once.

Please do it.

- No, Shashank. - Please.

Do it.

Yes, that!

Now take the glasses off.

- No, I won't. - Take them off.

No Shashank, not my glasses.

Not my glasses, Shashank. No…

Congratulations!

- We just bought a brand-new car! - What!

Oh, my God!

When did this happen?

Well…

I'm so proud of you.

Dad…

Hello?

I heard you bought a car.

Now go, buy a house too.

Don't take another four years to buy one, okay?

I'm hanging up.

Okay, Dad.

I can't remember

the last time he was proud of me.

It was when you almost cracked the IIM interview.

- Listen, "Rosni". - Yes?

Take your glasses off, please.

Of all the things, you could ask me to take off,

my glasses.

Come on.

You're so cute.

What the…

Hey!

What happened, bro?

Nothing…

I…

You scratched it!

Where? On your car or your heart?

You… wait right there.

Hold on, my dear.

I'm going to wreak havoc today.

Hey, wait!

Don't be scared.

Chill, bro. It's a small scratch, no big deal.

I'll get my car tomorrow, you can scratch it again.

My girlfriend's with me today, and it's a matter of love

so please cut me some slack.

I won't go overboard.

I'll just grab your collar, your hair and give a couple of punches each.

- Okay? - No way!

That's extreme.

One each would be too little.

How about two each? It sounds fair.

You can charge me.

I'll pay you online, okay?

- Will you? - Yeah, I will.

- Yeah. - Yeah?

- Fine. - Fine?

Ready?

Take it easy.

Not my hair.

Not the hair? Where do I hit then?

My stomach.

Look behind you… the bald guy!

Grab him!

Punch him hard!

- Come on, Shashank! Come on! - My God!

Blood!

You…

Shashank!

Feeling proud of yourself today?

You weren't happy with just a scratch on the car.

Now how am I supposed to do it with one hand?

What?

- Work. - Oh!

Work.

I'll put an ice pack on it. Hold on.

What are you doing?

What if someone hears you?

DAD

Mr. Fragile.

Listen, it's pretty late.

Hmm.

Go home.

You expect me to leave you like this?

No.

But you will have to.

Hey!

- Bye, see you tomorrow. - Bye.

- Hello? - Hello?

Hello, Dad. I seek your blessings.

- Hello? - Hello? Hello?

I can't hear you.

Is that true or are you pretending that you can't hear me?

Hello? Dad, can we talk tomorrow?

I've got tons of work. I don't have time.

Then make time.

If I hadn't made time back then,

you wouldn't even exist, got it?

We've got a marriage proposal for you. Go, meet her tomorrow.

I'll send her details.

Dad, about the girl…

Hello? Hello, Dad?

Hi, sir.

What can I get you, sir?

Do you want something from the top or the bottom, sir?

A normal coffee, the kind that normal people drink.

Right, sir.

And for you, ma'am?

An avocado toast and a black coffee, please.

By the way, what caught your eye on my matrimonial profile?

Actually…

my dad asked me to come and meet you.

I like how real you are.

Raw and desi.

You sound like you're describing a chicken, not a person.

Raw and desi.

You're so funny!

Listen… I have a girlfriend.

Tell me something new…

Oops, sorry!

No, seriously. I have a girlfriend.

What?

"Rosni!"

"Shit!"

I… I'm sorry.

Sorry.

Sorry. It's okay.

"Rosni!"

"Rosni…"

"Rosni!"

- Hear me out. - You're exactly like Sahil!

What?

This is exactly why I wanted you to be sure.

What are you saying? Let's sit somewhere--

What do you want to talk about?

Did you think you can keep exploring options

and maybe find someone better?

What do you mean? I'm not shopping for a "wasing" machine

that I'll find a better option.

My dad's been pressuring me to meet her, so I did.

I was going to say 'no' anyway.

You didn't sound like someone who was going to say 'no'.

You know what, Shashank?

You should be with someone like her.

I don't fit with you.

She's perfect for you.

What? To hell with being perfect!

I… I like you.

I like your laugh, your temper, your madness.

You're my perfect match.

You know my biggest fear, Shashank?

That whenever things feel perfect…

When it all seems to be going great,

you'll just break my heart and go.

- Why are you making this so complicated? - I'm not complicating things.

I'm trying to protect myself.

Shashank, we need to put full stops on some relationships,

so don't put a comma and drag it on.

Hi!

Hi.

Look what I've got.

Your favorite.

- Noodles? - Yeah.

When did you start eating noodles?

Carbs. Wow.

Mine are quinoa noodles.

Quinoa noodles, seriously?

- Yuck. - Yum.

What's wrong?

Don't ask. Work related stuff.

- What's up with you? - Me?

I'm going to Goa.

What? Out of nowhere?

First Arjun planned it just with his friends.

Now all the wives are tagging along.

So I'm going as well.

Do you even have an identity beyond just being his wife?

What do you mean?

I mean first you did keto,

then the vegan phase

then yoga, and now this Goa trip.

Everything you do is just to please him.

No, I mean…

I'm... I'm happy to do it for him.

Naina, what kind of relationship is this?

This is toxic.

Tell me what love is.

Love…

Love means you have the freedom to do what you want.

Love means honesty.

And you keep changing yourself for him.

I'm not changing myself. That's how relationships are.

- What's the problem? - The problem is…

Tell me something.

When was the last time Arjun asked, "You okay?

Do you need anything? Are you happy?"

Has he ever asked you that?

When was the last time you did something

that made you happy?

Come on, tell me!

You wake up every morning thinking, "What's on the menu today?

What nail polish color should I put on?"

You don't even see it, but you're turning into mom.

Shit.

What's wrong with you these days?

I did everything I could, Mom,

but it wasn't enough.

It's hard being a mother, darling.

Just look at me…

I'm still taking care of you.

What is this thing they call love?

An innocent punishment from above

What is this thing they call love?

An innocent punishment from above

The one who can't notice

The tears in my eyes

I'm upset

All my moments are filled with sorrow only

Even in the crowd

My heart feels lonely

Everywhere I go

It looks for you

With reason or without

It searches you

Stop being selfish for once

Give your mistakes

A learning chance

Stop being selfish for once

Give your mistakes

A learning chance

Do me a favor

Take my half-broken heart

Go ahead and tear it completely apart

My clouds

Have lost their every hue

And all my rains

Still belong to you

Everywhere I go

It looks for you

Needlessly, without any reason

It looks for you

STORY OF A BROKEN HEART

With reason or without…

What's this?

You don't have to return my "t-sirt".

It's okay.

It's yours, you should keep it.

Really?

Hmm.

So, how are you?

How's life? How's work? All good?

All good.

And you?

What can I say?

I've been roaming around the mountains.

I saw your photos. They looked good.

Then why didn't you like them?

They weren't that great.

You went alone?

Yeah. Who else would I go with?

With Sonia?

The one you had coffee with?

You are feeling jealous.

Nice.

Excuse me?

Why would I be jealous of her?

No way.

Then why are we even talking about her?

You know what, Shashank? I just came to return your t-shirt.

- Bye. - "Rosni", wait…

I mean…

Bye.

- Call them. - Will they get the plane tickets so soon?

Once they hear the good news, they'll rush over anyway.

Aunt Anu, Sister Guddu, Aunt Soma, Uncle Niraj…

What's up? Why is everyone gathered in the garden?

- We're making arrangements. - What for?

For something you did.

What did I do?

You should've told us you wanted to marry Shashank.

I kept fasting for your marriage for nothing.

At least we saved a ton on groceries.

- What nonsense! - Stop it!

Did you meet Shashank?

Did you?

Yes, I did. But…

- Did you have coffee with him? - Did you?

Yes, but it was just casual.

- Oh, just casual. - I see.

Hold on.

Go on.

- Straight to engagement, then? - Bittu! Password!

- You want to do it right away? - 0007.

Mom, tell me.

Does this hug look casual to you?

Doesn't look like it.

Oh, this!

- You are overthinking. I… - I had a word with him.

- Dad… - I spoke with Shashank's dad.

- Okay. - He's a good man. Really good.

He agreed they should get engaged right away and marry in a month or two.

Amazing! You've never worked this fast in your life.

That's the second time you've complimented me.

- Dad… - So happy for you, dear.

- So happy for you. - High five!

Well, I'm worried because they want the engagement immediately.

We need to sort out a lot of things. Book the venue…

You should just stay stuck to the couch.

Don't step out.

What?

Game!

I'll deal with you later.

Shashank!

Hello, "Rosni"?

I got a call from my dad. What did you tell your parents?

I didn't tell them anything. This stupid Bittu…

He saw us together at the cafe.

Oh!

Bittu's going to get a whacking from me.

Excuse me, he's my brother.

I can say whatever to him,

but you don't get to. Got it?

So…

I… I mean…

What do we do now?

L-Let's just do it.

Alright.

Let's go for it.

Are you "fure"?

A hundred percent "fure".

Hi…

Can we reduce the music, please?

It's such a beautiful day.

I mean, today is extra special.

The whole family is together after a very long time.

They've all known Roshni

since she was just a little girl.

So, Mr. Shashank Sharma,

my soon-to-be brother-in-law,

would you like to say a few words about your future wife?

Because trust me, once you're married

you will hardly get to say anything.

Come on, please.

Please.

Come on, Shashank. We all want to hear you.

Come on.

Brother-in-law! Brother-in-law!

- Brother-in-law, come on! - Come on. Please.

Speak up. You won't get a chance later.

- Come on, Shashank. - Speak up.

Come on. Please.

Come on.

- Hey! - Who is that?

I'd like him to speak on my behalf.

Today my brother's getting engaged!

Who can stop me now?

- Give me a huge round of applause! - He's a bit drunk.

- Applaud, please. - He seems drunk.

Shashank's always been the underdog.

Why is he barking?

He somehow always wins in the end.

He is a darling.

When he first told me about Roshni,

I swear to God, that's it. Period.

I told him straight away that she is the one.

- He said that? - And not to let her go.

He's drunk, so he's rambling.

Shashank told me,

that he was in love!

He seriously said that.

He tells me everything.

Every single thing…

When they met for the first time…

the clouds rolled in, lightning flashed,

and they just stared at each other.

- Roshni looked into Shashank's eyes… - Have you told him everything?

And she asked him

if he likes the rain.

- That's nothing, Uncle Deepak. - Stop it!

The first time…

- Shashank… - …when she went to his house…

Shashank!

- Should I tell them? - Will you stop him or should I?

Hey!

It's enough.

Mom, that's enough.

I made this on my own.

It's got turmeric, sandalwood, and saffron.

So expensive?

I should just eat it then.

Eat it, and it shows on your body; apply it, and it shows on your face.

Now keep quiet.

Can I get that?

It's Shashank.

- Hi, Shashank. - Oh!

Shashank, it's me!

Hi!

Can I have the next three nights with you?

What nonsense!

I've won a package tour for three nights, four days.

I don't want to go alone.

So, want to tag along?

Tag along? Seriously?

Have you forgotten my mom?

We're engaged, not married.

Hello, ma'am.

What time does the train leave, dear?

Roshni's joining you.

She will, for sure.

Mom, are you sure?

Hmm.

Okay.

- Happy? - "Happy."

Okay, bye.

Bye.

Yes!

It's mom.

- Hi, Mom. - Have you guys reached, dear?

Yes, we have.

How's Kumaon?

Kumaon?

He's great. All grown up now.

He even asked why I didn't bring you along.

- I'll call you later. - Okay, bye.

Go, go, go…

Wow, it's so beautiful!

I love hotel rooms!

I love it!

The huge bed, the view…

Coffee machine on the side table,

and just press nine for room service.

What more could anyone ask for?

Huh?

Nothing.

Just you.

I only want you.

What should you do when love finds you?

No book will teach it to you

What should you do when love finds you?

No book will teach it to you

It feels like

My heart waited just for you

If this is a dream

If this is a dream

I never want to wake up

All day long, all night through

It's only me and you

All day long, all night through

It's only me and you

Our meetings are a beautiful delight

They feel like a festival, bright

When you are near, Everything feels alright

The world may be wrong, And we are right

Hold on tight to these sweet times

Don't let them fade or slip behind

Let's count the stars at night as we go

And let our endless talking flow

What should you do when love finds you?

No book will teach it to you

It feels like

My heart waited just for you

If this is a dream

I never want to wake up

All day long, all night through

It's only me and you

All day long, all night through

It's only me and you

Wow! Momos!

- Hold on! Stop! - Stop the truck, bro.

It's a momos kind of day!

- Vegetarian or non-vegetarian? - Both!

This weather and momos…

Yes!

Lovely. Thank you.

Enjoy.

Hmm, not bad.

I'm glad you like momos or I'd have called off our engagement.

Look over here.

Please.

I don't like it.

And what about this one?

You like this?

It's cute, right?

Who gave you permission to post my picture?

Well, I… I just wanted to announce our engagement.

So I posted it. Why is permission needed?

You do need to ask, Shashank.

Post your engagement, wedding, or even divorce photos if you want

but don't post mine.

What's the problem?

Can I ask you something, seriously?

Your DP's a sunrise, your wallpaper's a sunset.

There's more beautiful stuff in this world than sunrise and sunset.

Like you.

Why don't you post your pictures?

Because you love posting on social media and I don't.

I'm not that type.

"Rosni."

"Rosni", what's going on?

Pay attention…

I love the reason to be with you!

I love the reason to be with you

That ever since I met you

Every season feels new

Every season feels new!

How's it?

Bland.

I'm talking about the poetry.

Me too.

Funny.

Boss.

Hello?

Yes, sir.

Yes. All good.

What?

Yes, sir. But…

Yes, sir. I understand.

Yes, sir. Okay. Definitely.

Okay.

But, sir…

What's up?

Well…

- My boss called. - Okay.

There's a problem.

An important meeting just came up and I can't skip it.

We'll have to go back.

Huh?

What are you saying?

Did you tell him you're out of town for the long weekend?

I tried, but the call dropped.

Then call him back.

There's no network.

- What do I do? - We're on the same carrier.

I've got full bars.

Call him.

Let it go.

- Why should I let it go? - We'll come back another time.

We're here, life is here. We can come another time.

- Just let it go. - Shashank, you do this always.

Just call him back. Tell him you can't make it.

Just call him.

You know what? You're actually scared.

What? Either leave or grab a chair and settle in.

I'm not scared.

Here, have some coffee.

Don't change the topic, Shashank.

If you're not scared, call him.

Call him.

- Shall I call him? - No, I'll call.

Go ahead.

I-I'm calling.

It's connecting.

Hello?

Sir, I can't make it.

No, sir. It's not possible.

- I'm on vacation with my family. - Perfect.

So…

Seriously?

You're laughing at me?

- You're making fun of me? - No, I'm not.

Fine. Go ahead, laugh it up.

I don't like being mocked.

I'm not mocking you.

I'm just trying to explain.

Of course.

My dad does the same at home, and my boss does it at office.

Why does nobody try to understand me?

I do understand you.

All I'm saying is, just call him and tell him you can't make it.

- It's simple. - It's not that simple.

This isn't your office, "Rosni",

where you can pop in anytime and wear whatever you want.

I have to wear a tie and work nine to five.

I have to report in and actually do the work.

You think I don't work?

You think my job's senseless?

But even so, Shashank,

if I were in your shoes,

I'd courageously tell my boss that I can't make it.

- Courage? - Yeah.

You don't get to lecture me about courage, "Rosni".

At least I meet people as I am.

I don't hide behind fake glasses like you.

Where are you?

Okay.

I'll be there soon.

Let me drop you home.

Never mind.

Let's go.

So, this is supposed to be our special edition?

This is how we're making it "special"?

Guys!

Is there a problem, Mandy?

Look at the color, Rosh.

One second. Karan, just open the other folder.

The model in the green top…

Seriously?

You think I'm talking about her outfit?

Try using your brain once in a while, sweetheart.

I'm speaking about her complexion.

She cannot be on this cover.

It is against company policy.

Why don't you get it, huh?

Why don't you just get it?

Because I don't give a damn about this company!

What is the company policy?

Who even makes these rules?

How the hell do you sleep at night

after churning out this bullshit day after day, Mandy?

Do you even realize what you're doing to the girls

who'll look at this photo

and live their whole lives thinking they're not good enough?

What are these beauty standards anyway?

Do we really need to keep fitting into them?

Why can't we write, 'Embrace your dark skin'?

Why can't we say, 'Your freckles,

acne, small boobs, big butt,

cellulite, flappy stomach, love handles, all of it is normal?

It's all real.'

Why can't we just say,

'Just be the way you are.

You are beautiful as you are.

You are enough.'

And the day you grow the guts to print that,

that's the day, you'll actually have a "special edition."

All the best.

I quit.

All these fights, arguments, making up,

pulling each other's leg are part of your life now.

You've basically signed up for a lifetime package.

Listen…

We guys…

We've got tough hearts.

Whereas girls…

their hearts are soft and delicate.

Got it?

So you've got to take the first step.

She won't come to you.

In a relationship, there's no give and take.

It's only give and give.

You don't take shit.

You just keep giving.

I've seen enough of this world since childhood.

Tell me something.

You've never been in love,

no girlfriend, not married either…

So where the hell are you getting all this great wisdom from?

I've got a lot of free time.

Write this down.

You'll have to go to her. She won't come to you.

And if she does, then tell me. mark my words.

Hey, dear! You got off work early today?

I took a permanent off from work.

I resigned.

- You resigned? - You resigned?

Mom, not now, please.

- What have you done to yourself, Naina? - Mom, where's Roshni?

She's in her room. What's going on with you?

Mom, not now, please.

Not now, please.

Naina?

What's wrong?

The bikini body I worked so hard for?

I starved, did intermittent fasting, did everything.

You know what Arjun told me when we got to Goa?

What?

That I look sick.

That's when I realized what the hell I was doing.

When I was five kilos heavier, he called me fat.

When I lost the weight, he called me sick.

- Naina. - I mean…

Seriously…

I can't spend my whole life fixing those five kilos.

I think…

I've been living with a goal

to make Arjun like me.

That's it.

But you know what?

No matter what I do,

I'm never good enough for him.

Never enough.

I can't even remember the last time I ate till I was full.

Naina…

Come on…

Sugarless teas,

millet bread, obsessing over the scale,

counting fats, carbohydrates and what not…

I'm losing my mind, Rosh.

I'm exhausted.

I can't live like this anymore.

No. I can't live like this.

He doesn't care.

Enough is enough.

You were right.

I kept changing myself for Arjun.

I didn't even realize it.

I don't even know…

who I am!

What do I like?

I don't know myself anymore.

I just don't know anything anymore.

But I'm happy…

that you've got Shashank in your life.

People like him are rare, Rosh.

It's very precious.

The way you are…

With your loose t-shirts, and flip-flops…

He loves you exactly the way you are.

Protect it.

Don't ever let him go.

You were right.

I was a fool.

I was talking rubbish.

I asked the lady,

what that tomato dish was.

You…

It's your house, you should answer the doorbell.

I'm coming!

There's no peace in my life.

The bells keep ringing all day. Who is it?

This isn't your father's…

"Rosni."

I told him so!

I love you.

I-I love you too.

Shashank, when I was 15,

I went to my cousin's wedding in Chandigarh.

I wore a pink lehenga.

My aunt said, "Look,

Roshni's smile is just like her mother's."

And you know what my mom said?

"But she's got her father's nose.

Naina is my carbon copy."

Everyone started laughing.

That day…

I felt like something was wrong with me, you know.

No.

From that day on, I started hiding behind these glasses.

I kept that 15-year-old Roshni hidden away,

thinking no matter what I do, I'll never be as pretty as Naina.

"Rosni…"

Shashank, whenever I look in the mirror…

They might've forgotten,

but I can still hear their laughter…

"Rosni…"

I guess I'm not that beautiful.

"Rosni."

When you look in the mirror, why don't you see what I see?

A crazy, stubborn, annoying girl

who is the most beautiful in the world to me.

I get it. I've been through my share too.

I flunked interviews.

I've been the butt of jokes.

As a kid I had a huge crush on "Silpa Setty,"

but I lied and said I liked Kajol.

And…

I stood in front of the mirror for hours,

watched YouTube tutorials until I was dead tired,

and I still couldn't correct my pronunciation.

Tell me. What am I supposed to do?

You should marry me.

By the way,

aren't you going to treat me now that you quit your job?

So, I think I can break the big news for you all.

Do you know who's hosting this year's annual summit?

Korea?

No.

It's us, guys.

It's us!

People from all over Asia-Pacific are flying down to Mumbai.

It can't get any bigger than this. Yes!

And it's because of all of you, your hard work.

But we've still got a lot to do. Get ready, Shashank. Alright?

I don't want any complaints. Everything has to be perfect.

Right?

Play that again.

The numbers are looking good.

Superb. Well done.

Please try to understand.

I really can't do it.

Your promotion, your pay check,

everything depends on this.

- But I… - Think about me as well.

I'm also answerable to my seniors.

Sir…

Hello, friends.

Do you also struggle to pronounce 's' and 'sh' together?

Then roll your tongue back

and try making the 'sh' sound.

Let's repeat that.

Sa…

"See…"

"See."

Sh…

You've got to keep practicing it nonstop.

- "See." - So, once again…

"See."

"S…"

"Sa…"

"See."

"S…"

"See."

Hello?

Shashank, I've been calling you forever. Where are you? Can we meet today?

I'm not in the mood, "Rosni".

You'll get in the mood.

Just come home now.

- Okay, bye. - Well…

Shashank's here. Excuse me.

Hi!

Come.

I'm really sorry for calling you so urgently, Shashank.

I had no choice.

I wanted to share some good news with you.

Come on.

There isn't just one type of good news.

Grandma!

Actually, meet Roshni Shrivastav,

Senior Correspondent at BusinessBag.com!

Wow, congratulations!

Thank you.

Hold on! What did you say?

Congratulations?

Yeah, "congratulasons". What's wrong?

Nothing.

What are you hiding from me, Shashank?

I'm resigning.

What?

This year's annual conference is in Mumbai.

The whole South-Asia team will be there.

My boss wants me to present.

I can't do it, so I'm quitting.

Hang on a second.

You're resigning because you don't want to give a presentation?

Yes, I'm resigning because I don't want to give a "presentason".

How many jobs and bosses are you going to change, Shashank?

How many presentations are you planning to run away from?

You're really saying that?

You quit your job and now you're lecturing me for the same?

I quit because I had a problem with my job.

You're quitting because you have a problem with yourself.

Can't you see the difference?

Look, I've decided that I'm quitting.

No, you can't quit.

You can't just quit like this, Shashank.

We only got this far because of you.

Shashank, you're the hero of this love story.

How can a hero quit?

Those lines work in movies.

But this is reality.

And this is what reality looks like.

I've made my decision. I won't change my mind.

Shashank, you have to do this for us.

I can't marry a guy who lives in fear.

Fine, then don't marry me.

Good afternoon, everyone.

May I have your "attenson"…

"Attenson", please?

May I have your "attenson"…

"Attenson", please?

A company is an "instituson"…

"Attenson…"

A company is an "instituson"…

"Perfecs…"

"S…"

"Perfecsion."

Things are "essensial" in life!

Shashank Sharma.

It's your turn.

Dear Lord, let every heart light up

- May there be no fear… - Stop laughing!

Let me smile through the difficulties

And keep on walking here

Dear Lord, let every heart light up

- May there be no fear… - Stop it, kids! Quiet!

Let me smile through the difficulties

And keep on walking here

Dear Lord, let every heart light up

May there be no fear

Let me smile through the difficulties

And keep on walking here

Dear Lord, let every heart light up

May there be no fear

What!

Roshni?

Dad, did you see it?

Of course!

"Shashank Sharma from Mumbai

is the first prize winner of the international annual photography award

and it's clicked picture is being displayed

at the Asiatic Society."

Ma'am, is that you?

Anil.

Yes, sir?

Shashank has resigned.

What!

- Sir, can I call him once? - No. Not at all.

- Not anymore. - Mr. Shekhar, please, just one call.

You… you gear up and go.

Sir, ID please.

- Actually, I forgot it. - Sir?

Sorry, sir, no entry without an ID card.

My name's on the list.

Come with me, let's check.

What's your name?

Where did he go? Catch him!

Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Hello. I'd like to extend a warm welcome

to all the distinguished guests

and attendees present here today.

Good morning, everyone.

I'm…

I'm "Sasank Sarma".

I've got a problem.

I pronounce 'sh' as 's',

and because of the worry that I might mispronounce "attension"

I spent my entire life in "hesitasion".

But today, in my dreams, I met seven-year-old "Sasank".

The "Sasank" who lived without uncertainty, without fear.

I felt as if he was asking me,

what has happened

and why I'm so scared.

Actually, honestly, I don't even know.

Maybe it's because I grew up.

I got this fear of what people think,

what they'll say…

Am I doing it right?

Is my hair okay?

Is my tie okay?

What about my "pronunciason"?

Where do I come from?

What do I think?

Can I dream?

Can I dream big?

I was scared.

But not anymore.

I want to thank the young "Sasank"

for helping me face my fears.

So today, I've decided

that I will speak freely.

So, ladies and gentlemen,

can we proceed?

So, here we begin.

A company is an "instituson" founded on trust and "devoson".

The workers of a company determine the strength and "potensial" of it.

I've been working here for the last five years,

and I've been so fortunate to be working with the most amazing team.

Trust through transparency,

the "distribusion" of sales…

Expanding into the rural areas. E-commerce with a rural twist.

…of our "wasing" machine.

Trust through transparency.

That's it.

Thank you.

I told you he's an underdog,

- but always wins in the end. - Yes!

That's a sixer, right out of the ground!

I deleted your resignation email without even reading it.

It's done.

- He did everything on his own. - Yes.

Anil, make sure everyone is taken care of…

I'm so proud of you, Shashank.

- "Rosni" Shrivastav… - Yes?

I, "Sasank Sarma",

in my right mind, want to ask you something.

Go ahead.

Will you marry me?

Of course!

I love you.

I love you too.

Well, did you like the "Decorasion"?

I love it! It's great!

What is this, Shashank?

I told them to write "Rosni weds Sasank",

and those idiots wrote "Rosni weds Sasank" instead!

What?