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You're Sudarshan Chakrapani, right?

I wanted to meet you, sir. I want to talk to you.

I have so many questions and I'm sure you will...

You're drenched.

You might catch a cold.

You should go change.

I'll give you fresh clothes if you don't have any.

I do.

I'll be right back.

It's so cold.

I need some goddamn whiskey.

Damn it!

Chakrapani.

Chakrapani.

Have a seat.

You do drink whiskey, right?

Yes.

What about you?

You can call me by my name.

Just call me Kumar.

You seem to be in a hurry.

Yes. In a tearing hurry.

Because I have too many questions and I'm out of time.

You are tired.

I suggest you rest tonight.

Let's talk in the morning.

Yes, I'm tired.

I am exhausted.

Earlier, I was chasing my destiny.

Now I'm chasing you.

Do you know...

what I went through to get here?

I could make it here. But if it were someone else...

he would've never made it.

You're in front of me now...

and you want me to go to sleep? I'm not stupid...

We'll talk all night.

Is Kumar home?

Yes. Who are you?

-Tell him it's Chakrapani. -Who?

Sudarshan Chakrapani.

-Please have a seat. -No, please call him out.

Kumar? Kumar?

Someone called Chakrapani is here to see you.

Wake up.

A man called Chakrapani is here to meet you.

Chakrapani?

Chakrapani?

Chakrapani...

Chakrapani?

Chakrapani?

Sudarshan?

Chakrapani?

Chakrapani!

Chakrapani?

So you're leaving?

You said you wanted to talk to me.

When did you come here?

You weren't here when I passed by.

I was right here. Where else would I be?

But I just passed by...

I remember!

I walked in, packed my bags, rushed out and...

You weren't here.

I hope you don't think I am a ghost.

This house has a lot of doors and windows.

You walked in from here and I came in from there, simple.

So, did you sleep well?

You had some business with me, right?

-Tell me. -Do you...

-believe in God? -I never believed in God.

And now there's nothing left to believe in Him.

-Yet, did you ever visit a Swami? -Swami?

The one who lives in Girgaon?

He claims he can predict your future,

but then he kicks you out without the prediction, that bloody...

Fraud!

Sudarshan.

I can't tell you your future.

But... but why?

When you're blessed by God

and when a fortune-teller makes a prophecy about you...

you should never ask "why?"

All right, Swami, but...

Isn't this unfair?

I don't care what you think.

Once I refuse someone,

-I never change my decision. -Swami...

If you don't tell me, how will I ever know?

Sudarshan, whatever you're doing, put your heart into it.

After all, your actions determine your destiny.

Your destiny doesn't determine your actions.

Strive to commit good deeds...

and your future will be rewarding.

But if your actions are vile,

your future will be equally bad.

Right, but this is not the answer I need, Swami.

If you tell me my future, I'll take care of my actions.

I can't tell you a few things.

But why?

My knowledge doesn't permit me so.

-What permission? Who gave it to you? -Leave!

Strange things are happening to me everyday.

Nothing's good in my life.

My future looks bleak.

Swami, I've heard about your reputation

and I thought you'd show me the right path.

-Your predictions are so accurate... -Leave!

Leave!

You're kicking me out today,

but someday you'll have to make this prophecy.

Thirty-three years ago...

You were denied this prophecy 33 years ago

and I want to hear it now.

Why?

Because it must've already happened.

We represent each other's times.

You are... my future.

And I am...

the present time...

which runs parallel to your past.

What makes you say that?

The lines on our palms say so.

Our lives...

are running on parallel lines.

Says who?

Him...

-Swami. -I don't trust him.

I don't trust him either and he knows that very well!

But once I visited him,

the events that unfolded in my life brought me to you.

I've always felt your presence.

I'd never heard of Sudarshan Chakrapani...

and yet I always knew

I've been treading your path or I'll do so in the future.

I always felt that you...

you were calling out to me, pulling me towards you.

-There can be coincidences, right? -So many?

Swami refused to predict my future

and then I started having issues with my job.

Sir, you aren't even heeding my requests, please hear me out.

Why are you throwing me out?

-Someone has set me up. -Can you prove it?

-Do you have any proof? -No, but please give me a chance.

Instead of giving you a chance,

I'd rather see the proof of your innocence.

Sir, I don't have the proof.

I made a mistake by trusting my friends.

You not only made a mistake but also committed a crime.

Accepting bribes is a crime.

I have a family, sir, please!

That's why the company hasn't fired you yet.

You've been transferred to Panhala, understood?

Swami didn't tell me my future.

But back there, I found your address, Gangaprasad, Ghatkopar.

I went there.

And when I got there, I was informed about my transfer.

I was also transferred to Panhala.

Do you know why?

-Even you committed a fraud? -Yes.

-But I needed that money. -So did I.

I reached Panhala.

I was staying at the government guest house.

But coincidently, the place I'm staying at

is known as Blue Moon Cottage.

I also stayed there.

Weird things are happening to me,

something odd, something awkward.

When I went to Kolhapur, I tried to commit suicide at Rankala.

I went to the cliff.

I don't know why, how, but...

I felt as if someone was pulling me...

calling out to me.

I almost committed suicide.

-A swimmer saved me. -My servant saved me.

But why did you try to commit suicide?

Tell me, why?

Do the lines on your palms match with someone else's?

What are you thinking about, Chakrapani? Tell me!

I want an answer, Chakrapani!

I want to hear about your past.

We'll tell each other about our past.

If they match...

only then will I trust you, and only then...

will I tell you about the next 33 years of your life...

which you are seeking.

Sankranti.

I'll never forget that year's Sankranti.

Because that Sankranti...

left me with an indelible mark.

Lots of festivals on the calender,

bring people happiness, excitement and prosperity.

But for me...

festivals only brought accidents and their marks.

-Light it up. -Hurry.

-All right. -Let's stand back.

Hey, look at it!

-Happy Diwali. -Happy Diwali.

Sudarshan, happy Diwali!

-Happy Diwali! -Happy Diwali!

-Happy Diwali! -Happy Diwali!

I'll burst such noisy firecrackers tonight...

-that no one will sleep for a year! -But, hey!

What about the delicacies?

First, burst crackers and then you should eat delicacies.

Let's celebrate such a pompous Diwali

that we'll remember it all our lives.

-Yes! -What say, Sudarshan?

For years, we've been celebrating Diwali in a typical fashion,

by lighting oil lamps, and using electric bulbs for lanterns.

Right?

Let's do something different this year?

Why are we here, Sudarshan?

Our parents had told us not to go into the forest.

There are many wild animals in here.

Being scared won't help you.

If you want to have some fun, come with me.

-No, Sudarshan, please. -It's all right, let's go.

-Where are you going, Sudarshan? -It's all right.

-This is so beautiful! -Fireflies! Let's go!

They're so pretty! Let's catch them!