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Raghav, pick up the phone, damn it!
Raghav, pick up the phone. Damn it!
But as a society, we first need to understand...
...what is development.
In the next 5 years,...
...India will leave China behind...
...in terms of pollution.
We will be the highest polluted country in the whole world.
Now in the name of development FICA is coming.
But who will benefit from this?
Those 1.5 million families...
...who will get jobs all over the country.
Workers and staff will get medical insurance.
There will be less dependency on agriculture.
There will be less suicides.
And from those very farmers...
...you'll buy lands for a few thousands.
You'll hire a hundred odd people.
But you'll sell products worth millions.
So this is a trap.
One second, one second, Sudha!
These are not your words.
These are words of anti-national forces.
Oh god!
Just ask her...
...what's her political agenda.
Global warming is a myth.
Mr Nagar, I don't expect a politician like you...
...to speak sense.
You have no sensibility.
Neither you people...
...nor corporate houses... nor the media...
Mr Nagar poses a huge question.
What is Sudha Mandal's politics?
Stay tuned to know more.
See you after a small break.
Sir, your sister's here.
Hmmm...
Good morning.
Hello.
Why are you so shocked, Jai?
I don't need your permission to attend my dad's death anniversary ceremony.
Aditi...
...shall we speak over lunch?
I'm not waiting for lunch.
I'm staying at the Taj.
I'd like you to...
...stay here with us.
I have come to know about the blast.
Jai, people can see your desperation.
What are you trying to prove?
In the last 4 years, this is the lowest the share value has been.
I really doubt you...
Looks Jai...I hope, what dad has left,...
...atleast you will salvage at least that much!
How many days are you here for?
Some MIT return sold you an unrealistic dream.
And to satisfy your ego, you have put everything at stake!
Vision! That's what you lack, Jai.
And that's the difference between you and dad.
Raghav?
Are you okay?
Yeah. Yeah.
I'm good.
Dad is here. He's waiting.
Come out.
Yeah, coming.
Cool.
Are you coming?
I will.
Refill?
No, we're fine. Thank you.
Okay.
Hey, Ipshita! ...Hi!
You're still with Mohit?
I thought you would have left by now.
I'm waiting for him to leave.
The day he goes,...
...I'll make a profile on a dating app.
- What? - What?
She's a smart girl.
I'll give you one more advice.
After him, don't date anyone from the forces. They're terrible.
Ketki, I think you should also follow Raghav's advice.
I know, right?
Really?
So?
Finally, you two have moved in together?
Yeah, finally.
I'll go get some snacks.
I'll help you.
Okay, guys.
Next week, party at my place...
What's the occasion, sir?
...to celebrate my new farm house.
Wow, congratulations!
When did that happen?
I bought it last month.
I sold the old house.
We got a good price, so...
That farm house will be my retirement home.
I'm sure you told Raghav.
Why would he tell me?
He sold our house...
...yet why would he tell me?
Who am I?
Excuse me, I'll be back.
Come. Let's go.
Don't spoil your mood. Come.
Is this the first time?
He hides everything from me.
I don't know why.
We'll discuss this later, bro.
Ipshita and Ketaki. They are feeling uncomfortable.
It's not their fault.
Come.
Come.
Where did sir go?
He just left.
I'm sorry, guys.
So you really think?
That British left India because they were intimidated by Satyagraha?
This is a historical propoganda.
During the second world war...
...if their roots weren't weakened,...
...would they have left India?
Right.
No nation was built without violence.
Even for America...
...to attain democracy...
...civil war was needed.
Heard that?
Since when did they start discussing such rubbish in City College?
Actually!
Will you have something?
They serve very nice 'samosa and chhole'.
Do try it.
- Really? - Yes.
We will have it later.
First you have a look at this picture.
That's my book.
It's nice. Do read it.
Anil also loved it.
The same naxal who was involved in the MLA's assassination.
But why are you telling that to me?
Have you ever been to the red corridor?
He came so far to get your autograph...
...on a book written by you?
Tough question, professor.
Right?
Without any warrant or proof, you can't interrogate me like this.
Oh!
How many copies are sold to readers?
So you knew...
...this copy will be read by Dear Amit, right?
Do you have any warrant to enter our college?
Any problem, sir?
Yes, students.
I'll give you an example for tomorrow's debate.
How India is turning into a police state.
And these two officers...
...are a living example.
This aggression is good, boys...
...but the place is wrong.
Don't waste it here.
So you agree that you officers are a waste?
What did you say?
What did you say?
Take it easy, boys.
Take it easy.
These officers were anyway leaving.
Right?
Come.
Now-a-days these hybrid corn cobs are tasteless.
When we were kids,...
...these kernels used to be sweet.
FICA ...
Is coming in your area.
For their own work.
So, I thought you should be friends.
Now that you both are here,...
...decide how you'll go about your business.
Sir.
Yes, Shirke.
Madhubani art auction.
They are arranging funds for the tribal.
Professor Pendse...
...teaches children and has also started doing charity work now.
- I got this invite at home too. - Really?
Ketki works for the Chinese consulate. They have invited us.
I know, sir. Here you go.
This is the guest list for the programme.
This is a high profile event.
Ambassadors of other countries are coming too.
Is Home Minister Deshpande also attending?
He will have to, sir.
I found this guest list on his table!
How come everyone is interested in art suddenly?
And a college professor has such contacts?
Isn't it a bit strange?
A lot is strange with this Pendse.
- Good job, Shirke. - Thank you, sir.
What now?
Let's dig.
Found anything?
Something is fishy with this NGO.
Look.
The funds that the NGO's get...
...come from different sources.
But the expenses are always fixed. But...
- The expenses are all over the place here. - Yeah.
Collect money in the name of charity...
- ...and use it to fund the naxals. - Or...
...something else.
I am attending the auction.
Let's see what I find.
I'll take Shirke along.
Superb.
I'll check Pendse's background till then.
Dhruv,...
...any information on Prakruti?
No, sir.
Okay.
Just transfer it to my system.
Let me check.
The end is the beginning.
- I love this view buddy. - It's the best.
And I love drinking with you.
Cheers!
Nothing can beat this.
I'm going to miss this, Mohit.
Why are you getting so emotional?
How are things going with Ketki?
All good.
I mean, I feel good.
Good, finally.
Listen, I want to apologise to Ipshita.
We met for the first time that day and I goofed up...
- I'm... - Don't worry.
Smoke.
Did uncle call you after that?
To say what?
Why are you reacting like this?
Look, I don't understand this sudden...
...let's be nice to Raghav attitude.
He's really trying hard.
That's exactly what I'm saying. Why?
Why do this suddenly?
He sold the house.
I spent my childhood there. I've grown up there.
Did he ask me?
He didn't.
He will do as he pleases.
Sometimes...
...I feel unwanted.
Hey! Don't think about all this.
Don't spoil your mood.
There's your favourite okra for dinner tonight.
My mind is roasted!
- What's this - What?
- That? - Nothing...
- What's that? - Key...
Show...
Sleeping pills as prescribed by the doctor.
Sleeping pills?
You really need to stop escaping.
You feel...
...the battle is outside.
It's actually within you.
And these...
...will help evade it.
But you won't win the battle.
If you want to win the battle,...
...you've got to take a stand.
Are you understanding what I am saying?
I need to run a background check on Pendse...
Ladies and gentlemen,...
The first painting of the day...
...is by Sita Devi...
...which depicts the love of Krishna and Radha.
Rather than paper...
...the painting is prepared on board to...
...give it an exquisite finish.
It is one of the artist's...
finest mural scale works...
...and drivelling in international museum collections.
The base price set for this masterpiece is 10 million.
Welcome, sir.
Let the bidding begin.
- Not bad. - We're proud to have you.
- Thank you so much.
We're always ready to help the tribal community.
Oh really?
You care so much about the tribal community.
I had no idea.
Hello, Sudha.
Hello.
Ambar Keswani.
Of course I know you.
My lucky day you know me.
I keep watching your debates.
You're a very good speaker.
- Thank you. - I'm a huge fan.
You are very much interested in politics.
What makes you think that?
Well, I don't think speaking on news channels and Twitter...
...about deforestation...
...and green house gases...
...can be someone's hobby.
You see, Mr Keswani,...
...for greed, all nature is too little.
Seneca...
...a celebrated writer of the 4th century BC.
Hey, one minute.
Enjoy the auction.
Right, sir...
Let's go.
See you.
Chinese...
Uh...
I'll have to go have a word with him.
I'll be right back. Thank you.
I want that.
I want to buy it.
Here's my bid...
Jai Hind, sir.
Jai Hind, Sir.
This was the only thing missing.
That policemen will be attending art auctions.
- Hi, ma'am. - Hello.
Actually, I am here because of my job.
And I got him along.
We have heard...
...that your name has been recommended for the President's Police award.
Honestly, ma'am, I too have only heard it.
If it's true, you really deserve it.
Thanks.
I'll introduce you to an artist.
You'll enjoy it. You'll like it. Come
Mr. Dilip, hello.
Please meet him, He's Raghav.
Raghav, this is Dilip.
He's into paddy agriculture.
He also paints in his free time.
- Dilip, tell him a little bit about your painting. - Okay.
Look at this, this is our jungle.
And these are the creatures of the jungle.
Okay.
Sorry.
Look at these.
The purest way to look at the world...
Yes...
I mean to say,...
... That the way God has created us...
...the same way he has created them too.
I'll try calling Shirke.
The number you've called is currently out of coverage area. Please try...
Sold.
Congratulations.
Raghav, pick up the phone, damn it!
- Wonder if he's inside. - Have patience, Pahan.
What is he doing here?
Why are we chasing him?
He'll take us to his partner.
Let's get out of here.
Come on.
Let's go!
Okay...
Let's go!
Come...
Come fast.
Come.
Get out!
Mohit!
Mohit!
Mohit, get up.
Shirke, get an ambulance.
Mohit!
No!
Get an ambulance, Shirke.
Get an ambulance!
C'mon!
Mohit!
Don't give up on me.
Mohit, c'mon!
Get up, Mohit.
Mohit...
Please don't give up on me.
C'mon, Mohit.
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