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"O' Goddess!"
"Glory be to the Goddess!"
"O' Goddess!"
"Glory be to the Goddess!"
"I am Your child and You are my mother, O' Goddess!"
"We share an unbreakable bond, O' Goddess!"
"O' Goddess who rides the lion."
"O' Goddess who resides in the mountains."
"O' Goddess who is always merciful."
"O' Goddess who resides as light in every being."
"I am Your child and You are my mother, O' Goddess!"
"We share an unbreakable bond, O' Goddess!"
"I am Your child and You are my mother, O' Goddess!"
"We share an unbreakable bond, O' Goddess!"
"O' Goddess who rides the lion."
"O' Goddess who resides in the mountains."
"O' Goddess who is always merciful."
"O' Goddess who resides as light in every being."
"O' Goddess who rides the lion."
"O' Goddess who resides in the mountains."
"O' Goddess who is always merciful."
"O' Goddess who resides as light in every being."
My father and his brother were two brothers.
My father used to trade wheat at the market.
Uncle also works in the same market.
My father passed away seven years ago.
I had thought of preparing for civil services exams after graduation,
but since my father passed away, I had to take over the shop.
I have been married for three years now.
Okay.
Now, it's just me, my mother, and my wife Pooja...
Have some, dear.
Neha is my only sister.
Mother says that we didn't have any daughters for two generations.
My grandfather had three brothers.
My father and his brother were two brothers.
Uncle also has a son, Sonu.
He works in a private bank and is posted in Madras.
So after a lot of prayers, we had Neha in the third generation.
Oh.
Have a samosa, son.
Please have one.
Anil, my son Ajay
has cleared polytechnic exams in the first division.
He is also in talks about getting a job.
He will get one sooner or later.
You know how difficult it is
to find a nice girl these days.
What's even more difficult is finding a nice family.
Everyone's busy showing off these days,
but their pockets are empty.
I mean, it's not the girl's fault.
She might be your only sister,
she might be the answer to your prayers,
But still, it's necessary to find a suitable match for her
- and have her married, right? - Yes.
What's more important is to find out
if the girl's family is capable or not.
Do you understand me?
Yes, I understand.
So look, you like the boy and we like the girl.
We can say yes right away.
That's great.
But Anil,
will you be able to take care of everything else?
Of course, I will. Why wouldn't I?
If you could tell me in more detail,
then it would be easier for me to understand.
No, please don't misunderstand me.
We don't want dowry.
We just want the girl.
And you should give some things
as per your capabilities to keep her happy.
You know that polytechnic graduates are usually gifted a four-wheeler.
The gold and silver can be according to your wish.
And some cash...
which will help Ajay get recommendations for a job.
That's all.
Still, what's the approximate amount we're talking about?
What do I say now?
You tell me what you are capable of.
Don't worry about anything else.
We will share the wedding expenses equally.
What are you saying, sir?
Why should we share the wedding expenses?
We are already giving you a well-bred son-in-law.
How is it fair if we have to pay for the wedding too?
Yes, but if...
No, it's okay.
No, this is not fair.
Look, I had made some arrangements for Neha's wedding.
10 lakhs in cash and a Maruti car, okay?
High school graduates demand 10 lakhs these days.
Polytechnic graduates have a separate rate.
Okay, let me be frank with you.
25 lakhs in cash,
gold jewelry as per your capacity,
you pay for the wedding,
and an SUV, like Scorpio or Bolero.
Maruti looks cheap, you see.
Don't be hesitant, Anil.
It's your sister who will be enjoying rides in it.
Anil, what's the best you can do?
- I can go up to 15 lakhs. - Yes.
Hey, keep the samosa down.
We are having a serious discussion here, and you are enjoying a samosa?
We are having a serious discussion.
Look, it will be very difficult for us,
but I can arrange for anywhere between 15-18 lakhs.
No-no-no, that would be a deal breaker, Anil.
We can't go that low. No way.
I don't know whether it is right for me to suggest it or not,
but we should finalize at 20 lakhs.
That way, you won't suffer a loss and Anil too will somehow manage it.
What about the car?
We'll get you the one you ask for.
Fine then, what are you waiting for?
Have some sweets and offer them to others as well.
You have some first.
- Here you go. - Have some, son.
Give me just a little.
Come on, you can't catch diabetes in just one day.
Finish your samosa, son.
- Have it, son. - Yes, son.
- Have the whole samosa. - Here you go.
What did you think of the boy, Mother?
If you liked him, then I like him too.
All I want is for Neha to be happy.
What more can I ask for?
Hey, Neha!
Yes, Brother?
Whatever you have to say, say it now.
Don't complain later that I didn't ask you.
Have I ever complained to you, Brother?
If you think it's fine, then it's fine.
Your brother won't be there for you after you get married.
You need to think about what is right and wrong for you.
I understand, Sister-in-law,
but I have to put my trust in someone, right?
I just pray that everything works out well.
Not just well, Mother, everything will be great.
Can I share something?
Go ahead.
He's a good guy, and his family is nice too.
Hmm...
It's normal for there to be give and take at weddings.
But I didn't like how they made their demands.
I found it odd too.
But what can I do?
They won't proceed without the money.
Yes, but don't you think they're asking for too much?
They haven't asked for too much.
20 lakhs in cash, 2-3 lakhs worth of clothes and jewelry,
and the car they want will cost around 12-13 lakhs.
So it totals to 35 lakhs, right?
Wedding expenses will be around 10 lakhs.
That's normal for any wedding.
Yes, but still,
45 lakhs is a lot of money.
Where will we get it from?
Don't worry, I'll figure it out.
- Asif. - I'm coming, Brother.
Where did you keep the file with the property papers?
It's right there.
Can you please retrieve it for me?
Here it is.
I believe it should be in this one.
Please help me find it.
Here it is.
How many times have I told you
to keep the accounting books in the lower sections
and organize all the files together?
Brother, I have kept all the important documents together.
This one is very important.
I understand.
Is this the right file?
We have the receipt from last year,
but we still need to get this year's receipt.
The receipt for the land should be kept with the property papers.
Please bring me the property papers.
- You see that small tree over there? - Yes.
From that tree to the boundary wall
and then to this tree,
it's a total of 1.5 Bigha of land.
Wow,
that's like a goldmine, Anil.
And it's so close to the city.
You'll really benefit from it.
That's great.
So, how much can I get for it?
How much are you asking for?
I haven't really thought about a specific amount.
I don't have much knowledge about land prices.
Land prices are skyrocketing these days.
But it might be a bit challenging
to find a buyer at the current rate.
What's the approximate value?
Are you in a hurry to sell?
Well, I need the money for my sister's wedding.
So, I prefer to sell it before that.
Within two months?
Within two months?
Okay, but you might have to compromise
and accept a loss of around 10-15 lakhs.
You could potentially get more if you wait longer.
Let's say around 50-60 lakhs if you want to sell it quickly.
So, I could get 60 lakhs?
Yes, approximately.
I'll try to negotiate for more,
but I believe you'll get at least that much.
Are you sure?
Yes, Anil. Don't worry about it.
So, I shouldn't worry about it?
Let me handle the worrying.
Come on, let's go.
We've been coming to this temple for years.
- We have so much faith in it. - I see.
This is also where my engagement took place.
Really?
You know, what could be better for a brother
than seeing his sister marry into a good family?
Absolutely.
I really liked your family.
I feel fortunate that you came here with this marriage proposal.
What about the things we discussed the other day?
There's nothing to worry about.
We'll take care of everything.
20 lakhs in cash, some jewelry,
and the car of your choice.
Just give me a little time to arrange for everything.
How much time do you need?
Around two months?
Ajay?
- Yes, Father? - Speak up, son.
It will take around two months, Father.
I was talking about your wedding.
Oh, yes.
For the car, a Bolero works for me, Father.
- Didn't your cousin get a Bolero recently? - Yes, he did.
Or would you prefer a Scorpio instead?
Okay, Father. A Scorpio works for me.
Okay, great. Let's go ahead and book a white Scorpio.
Yes, absolutely. A white Scorpio it is.
Yes.
Priest, please come over here.
Here's a token of our love, Rs. 1,51,000. Please accept it.
Please, no need to fold your hands. Come here, let's hug.
No, I'm not that much older than you.
"My little heart,"
"Makes a start,"
"To find joy and make life bright,"
"To have a better day and night,"
"It's a bit wild, a little crazy,"
"In the rains, it likes to get wet and hazy,"
"Never wants to pause, even for a while,"
"Wants to stroll the sky, barefoot in style."
"Never wants to pause, even for a while,"
"Wants to stroll the sky, barefoot in style."
"Insists on the moon, it aims to nudge,"
"And chases stars with an ambitious grudge."
"Steals butterfly's hues with an embrace,"
"Decorates the house with dreams, adorning the place."
"Innocent and mad, it may seem,"
"It wants to fulfill all its dreams."
"Never wants to pause, even for a while,"
"Wants to stroll the sky, barefoot in style."
"Never wants to pause, even for a while,"
"Wants to stroll the sky, barefoot in style."
Yes, we have the stock available.
I'll make arrangements to have them delivered.
Lal Bahadur Road, 5 sacks of Mungari, got it.
Who was on the phone?
Remember Mr. Gupta,
- the shop behind the fort? - Yes.
The same place where we sent some stock the day before yesterday.
Yes, they wanted more stock.
By the way, speaking of food,
I was thinking we should hire Gupta Catering for Neha's wedding.
They served such delicious food at Mr. Mishra's daughter's wedding,
and all the guests loved it.
I promise you, their food is so good you'll even want to eat your fingers.
But first, I need to finalize the wedding venue.
What about the Jubba Sahni Park park?
It's a great place, Brother.
They have a beautiful fountain, a well-maintained garden,
lovely flower arrangements, and ample parking space.
And the best part is, it's affordable.
Money is never an issue when it comes to your sister's wedding.
That's what Father would say too.
Uncle would have done anything for Neha's wedding.
Did you talk to Anish about Neha?
No, not yet.
Hello?
Yes, Vivek?
Hey Anil, please come in.
- How are you doing? - How about you?
I'm doing well, by the grace of the Goddess.
- Ramdeo. - Yes, sir?
Get a special tea for him.
No, don't bother.
I was having lunch when you called.
I'm quite full at the moment.
So, did you speak to someone?
Yes, I did, but...
But what?
Anil, my brother,
are you absolutely sure that your father purchased this land?
Yes, back in 1987.
Why do you ask?
There seems to be an issue.
An issue? What do you mean?
I mean, why didn't your father
take possession of the land if he bought it?
Why did he not do that?
What exactly is meant by "possession"?
It means that your father legally bought the land,
and there's no doubt about it.
However, someone else currently has physical possession of that land.
How is that possible?
That's just how things work, Anil.
The business of land revolves around possession.
The person who has physical possession claims ownership of the land.
Simply put,
your land is under litigation.
It means that it's technically yours,
but still not completely yours.
You won't be able to remove the person
who currently has possession of your land.
Amar Singh, he has control over hundreds of acres of land in Ratanpura.
You won't be able to fight against him, my brother.
It's incredibly difficult.
Even if it involved someone else, I would have considered trying,
but he is a legislator.
How do you plan to fight him?
Listen, Anil, you can still try if you want to.
I understand your emotions and I sympathize with you.
But please, don't involve me in this.
You know I have a family to take care of.
If I go against a powerful legislator,
he will make my life a living nightmare.
I hope you understand.
Besides, once a land falls into disputes, it's done for.
It's nearly impossible to resolve.
Please forgive me.
Hmm.
Anil, your documents are in order.
You have the property papers, receipts,
and all the necessary signatures.
I don't understand how he managed to take possession of the land.
I'm just as puzzled as you are.
What about that broker, what is his name?
Vivek.
Vivek. Vivek. What does he say?
Well, he has distanced himself from the matter.
He doesn't want to be involved.
Uncle, I've already performed Neha's engagement ceremony.
I've agreed to all the demands of the boy's family.
I can't back out now.
I understand, but if Amar Singh is in possession of your land,
he won't give it up easily.
He won't even agree to meet with you or me.
That's great.
So, does it mean there's nothing we can do?
No, why would you say that?
We can seek help from the court.
He needs to be made aware of the situation.
If Amar Singh is willing to meet,
then we can discuss a compromise.
Otherwise, we need to find a way to connect with Amar Singh.
Yes, when the oil heats up, add cumin seeds.
Yes, the cumin seeds will crackle.
But be careful not to let them burn, or it will ruin the flavor.
Right. Then add the other spices,
followed by tomatoes and meat, okay?
One moment, call me back after you saut the onions, okay?
Yes, what's the issue?
We're in the grain trading business.
We have a shop in Gola Mandi.
- So, that's the problem then? - No, that's not the problem.
My older brother had bought some land before he passed away.
- Hmm. - Now when we tried to sell it,
we discovered that someone else is in possession of it.
Why do you want to sell it?
My sister is getting married.
Who is he?
Anil Singh.
The land was originally purchased by my father.
So, what are you talking about?
We are the same.
In what way?
Do you eat while he excretes for you?
This is not right.
Yes.
What?
You were supposed to add onions.
Why did you say tomatoes?
You're a crazy woman.
I told you to add onions after cumin seeds.
Fix it.
Yes, now tell me,
why would anyone add tomatoes first?
Onions come first, right?
We add onions first.
- We don't eat meat, Uncle. - Right.
What were you talking about before?
Yes, your sister's wedding and all that. Please continue.
I need to sell this land for my sister's wedding.
Why do you want to sell the land? To pay for the dowry?
Dowry is a crime, sir. What are you doing?
You're not understanding the point.
Look, it's our land, so we can sell it, right?
No matter the reason.
The problem is that someone has taken over our land,
so we're unable to sell it.
- Someone has taken over your land? - Yes.
Why didn't you say that before?
So, that's the issue.
You're unnecessarily beating around the bush.
Who has possession of the land?
Amar Singh.
Amar Singh.
Amar Singh, the legislator?
- Yes. - I see.
I'm sure you can help us.
Well, you own the land,
- but he has possession of it. - Yes.
You should go there and take back possession.
The police can only help if there's criminal activity, right?
What do you mean by criminal activity?
I mean when there's a fight, a head wound, or some bloodshed.
How can we just go and take back possession?
Then how can I give you possession?
You're strange.
Look, there's another procedure for cases
of forceful land possession, the civil court.
The police will intervene when there's a dispute
and decide what actions can be taken.
Do you understand?
Now get going.
How can someone claim someone else's property as their own?
I mean, the land belongs to you,
and yet we feel helpless.
It's just not right, is it?
What are you planning to do next?
Honestly, I don't know what to do.
Is there no way to have a direct conversation with Amar Singh?
He's a legislator,
why would he even consider talking to me?
And even if he did, what would he say?
This is what he does. He buys, sells,
and forcefully takes possession of land.
No one will be willing to buy the land until he relinquishes his possession.
Sister-in-law, should I make some yogurt?
What happened? Is everything okay?
Yes, everything's fine.
Don't worry,
I'll take care of it before I go to sleep.
Alright then.
Good night.
Good night.
Listen, worrying won't help us in this situation.
We need to find a solution.
Why don't you talk to Babloo?
He has experience with property cases.
He might be able to help.
He might have, but I don't want to talk to him.
You know how he talks to me.
Ever since he bought a car, he thinks he's flying in a plane.
He casually puts his car keys on the table before even sitting down.
And I don't appreciate his loud laughter over everything.
Do you know anyone else who could assist us?
If he dares to put his car keys before me today,
I'll throw them away.
God bless you.
Yadav, three cups of tea, please.
One without sugar.
You've stopped consuming sugar?
Do you have diabetes?
Why would I have diabetes?
Everything is fine at home.
Everything is great.
So, tell me why you thought of reaching out to me?
We're getting Neha married.
Yes, I heard.
Have the tea.
I heard.
The boy's family called me.
They know me.
I told them it's a very good family.
Everything happened so quickly
that we couldn't invite you to the engagement ceremony.
The wedding is in two months.
We need money.
We were trying to sell our land.
But then we found out that someone else has taken possession of it.
We'll be in big trouble if we can't sell the land, Brother.
We went to the police yesterday.
They refused to help.
Anil, in whose name is the land registered?
It's registered under my father's name.
- Where is it located? - Ratanpura Bypass.
I'll look at the documents later.
Who is the person in possession of the land?
Amar Singh.
Who?
Amar Singh, the legislator.
So, how do you plan to tackle this?
We wouldn't be here if we knew what to do.
You're right.
Amar Singh, the legislator.
You know you should try to keep the court out of
this when it comes to your land.
The court only complicates matters.
If the court can't help, then what should I do?
- Should I go and meet him? - Yes, go and meet him.
But why would he meet you?
So, what should we do, Brother?
Hmm...
Look, this will be a civil case.
If you want to claim the land,
you should file a title suit
and prove in court that the land belongs to you.
If you can prove it, great.
If not, it will go to the other party.
It's a complicated option.
Then suggest a simpler option.
Send him a legal notice.
When we get a court date,
we'll present the property papers to the judge.
The judge will review the documents and dismiss the other party.
End of story.
So, sending the notice will do the job?
I don't know for sure, but that's the procedure.
Case No. 20004.
Who is the plaintiff's lawyer?
Good morning, sir.
My client had sent the notice.
And who represents the defendant?
That would be me, sir.
I am representing Amar Singh, the legislator.
What is the nature of the case?
Sir, my client, Mr. Anil Singh,
is the owner of 1.5 Bigha land near Ratanpura Bypass.
His late father had purchased it in 1987.
However, when he attempted to sell the land,
he discovered that Amar Singh is in possession of it.
This falls under IPC Section 471.
I request the court to review
and order Amar Singh to surrender the possession.
Can you explain why the plaintiff did not take possession
of the land at the time of purchase?
Sir, my client is not well-versed in land laws.
He had set aside this land for his sister's wedding.
Counselor, how do you respond to that?
Sir, while Mr. Anil's client may not be familiar with land laws,
he should certainly understand the importance of proper documentation.
Please review these, sir.
His client's papers claim that he purchased the land in 1987,
but Mr. Amar Singh has been the owner of this land since 1982.
This suggests that when Mr. Anil's father purchased the land,
it already belonged to Mr. Amar Singh.
But there is no record of Amar Singh selling the land.
How did his client come to own it?
Sir, we have all the necessary paperwork and receipts.
How can the land rightfully belong to Amar Singh?
Mr. Babloo, if I am confident enough to make this claim,
it means I possess the supporting documents.
Here, sir.
These property papers are in the name of Amar Singh,
containing all the necessary documents such as registration and receipts.
So, the possession of the land is rightfully ours, is it not, sir?
For the offense of tampering with legal documents, fraud,
and falsely claiming rights to another's land,
we can charge Mr. Babloo's client under IPC Sections 420, 421, 471, and 474.
I request the court to intervene and take appropriate action.
Mr. Babloo, they have provided me with all the necessary paperwork.
The land indeed belongs to them.
How can your client claim it?
Sir, I was not aware of this information.
I would like to examine the documents further.
Please grant me the next date.
No, I will not grant you another date.
I am dismissing your application.
You should have done your homework before taking on this case
and appearing in court.
While you may have time to waste, the court does not.
We have millions of pending cases, sir.
Apologies, sir.
Thank you, sir.
How can he just dismiss it like that?
You should speak to the judge.
Speak to the judge he says!
You should have informed me
that they also have the necessary documents.
You've made me feel humiliated in court.
How was I supposed to know they had the paperwork?
Who is the lawyer here, you or me?
You should have checked before sending the notice.
How can he claim to have bought the land
in 1982 when my father purchased it in 1987?
If that were true, then I wouldn't have the documents in my name.
There is no rule of law here.
Yes, that's the unfortunate reality.
What do you mean by that?
I mean this is not the first time I've come across such a case.
I've encountered it many times before.
There can be one, two,
or even ten claimants for the same piece of land.
You can call it the rule of law or misuse of law!
It's a common occurrence.
Maybe so, but it's putting me in a difficult situation.
What do I do now?
We can file a title suit.
If the land truly belongs to you, you will get it,
or someone else will get it.
But the land does belong to us.
We have all the necessary documents.
But they also have all the necessary documents.
Their documents are false.
The court, the judge will determine that, not me or you.
So, it seems we have no choice but to file a case.
Hmm.
But even filing the case doesn't guarantee a favorable judgment.
Still, we'll file the case.
Okay.
I'll prepare the papers and call you.
How long will that take?
Don't worry,
it will definitely be done within two months.
He's lost his mind.
Why are you laughing?
Do you know that there are 450 crore pending cases
in India and 2.75 crores in UP alone?
There are 40,000 pending cases in Ratanpura itself.
People have been waiting for ages
and yours will be resolved in just two months?
Look at him talk!
So, how long do you think it will take, Brother?
I don't know. Let's file the case first.
It will likely take at least 10 years.
It's even possible that your son will still be fighting this case after 25 years
and it still won't be resolved.
He wants it wrapped up in two months!
You know that Neha is getting married in two months.
That's a personal matter.
The court doesn't concern itself with personal matters.
Alright then, I don't want to file the case.
What will you do then?
I will do something else.
Then go ahead and do it.
Talk some sense into him.
Yadav, please bring me a cup of tea without sugar.
Where is Neha?
She's at Dimpy's place.
She should be on her way back soon.
Don't stress out, Sister-in-law,
or your blood pressure will rise.
Anil's father didn't handle things correctly.
He passed away
and left us to deal with his mess.
What will you gain by cursing him now?
Instead, we should focus on our next steps.
Sulking won't help, son.
We'll figure out a solution.
What solution can we find?
We need to get Neha married, right?
If we can't get the money from selling the land,
we'll find another way.
Where else can we get the money from?
Should I go rob a bank?
Or should I borrow money at high interest?
How will I get the money?
What good will it do to cry over the land, huh?
Will crying bring us the land?
What do you mean by "get the land," Uncle?
The land belongs to me, end of story.
I should borrow money to get my sister married
and then spend the rest of my life repaying the loan.
And that corrupt legislator will make double the profit from my land.
The system is set up in a way
that the police won't do anything and the court won't be able to do anything.
So where can people like us turn to?
It's a simple thing, Uncle.
She is my mother, not the neighbor's.
Tomorrow, if my neighbor comes and says,
"Your mother is mine, not yours,"
should I have to prove that she is indeed my mother?
I have all the necessary paperwork.
The land is registered in my name.
So, what will you do?
Will you go and confront Amar Singh?
Let's leave the past behind and think about the future.
Look, I understand that this is a problem,
but it's not more important than your life.
You should call Neha's future in-laws and ask for more time.
This won't be resolved in two months anyway.
It will take time.
They won't wait that long.
No problem.
We can find another match for her later.
First, let's deal with the current issue.
Won't this hurt Neha's feelings?
I am here for her.
I will take care of her.
- Hello? - Hello, Mr. Krishna.
I seek your blessings.
God bless you, my son.
Everything going well?
Yes, everything is going well.
I called because I wanted to discuss something with you.
Oh, I'm glad you called.
I also wanted to discuss something important with you.
Please go ahead and tell me.
My priest informed me that 11th November is an extremely auspicious day.
I have already printed the wedding invites. Alright?
Hello?
- Anil, are you still there? - Yes.
- Is that alright with you? - Yes, yes.
Great, then I will quickly send you the invites.
Okay.
One more thing, my son. I had asked you for a white car, right?
Please don't book a white car.
Instead, book a red car, but make sure it's a diesel model.
Alright.
What did you want to discuss with me?
Nothing much.
I just called to confirm the car's color.
Red color, okay?
- Yes. - God bless you, my son.
Park it.
Let's go.
I wanted to meet the Legislator.
Go inside.
Sir?
Harishankar Pandey.
Excuse me?
My name.
I am an assistant to Mr. Amar Singh, the legislator.
How may I assist you?
I am Anil Singh.
So?
- What do you mean? - Don't bother me with your name.
You are at the legislator's office.
Just tell me what brings you here.
I would like to meet Mr. Amar Singh.
Who is requesting the meeting?
- I am. - I see.
Does Mr. Singh have any knowledge of your request?
How can I confirm that? He doesn't know me personally.
Then why would he want to meet you?
I am from his constituency,
so if I have any issues, he is the one I should approach, right?
Please fill out this form
with your name, Aadhar card number, address,
and the issue you are facing. Then, place it in the complaint box.
The legislator will review it
and contact you when he has the opportunity.
How long does it usually take for him to review the forms?
I cannot determine that. It depends on his schedule and workload.
I cannot give you an exact timeframe.
But this matter is urgent.
Meeting him requires an appointment.
There is a proper procedure to follow.
Fill out the form.
Where is the complaint box?
Ask them.
Excuse me, where can I find the complaint box?
It's right outside.
It's just over here, Brother.
It's overflowing, Brother.
Where will we put it?
Let's fill out the form first.
Let's go.
Could you please take a look at this
and let me know if I filled it out correctly?
Drop it in the complaint box.
The box is full and there is no more space.
Can you go over it for me?
You have a complaint against the Legislator?
Yes, he has taken possession of a piece of land that belongs to me.
Alright, you can go now. I'll make sure to give it to him.
When should I come back?
He's currently out of town.
He's in Gorakhpur for the Lok Sabha elections.
He'll be back in a couple of months to discuss this with you.
You should leave now.
We don't have a couple of months, sir.
Then go to Gorakhpur and find him.
Please leave now and stop wasting my time.
Why didn't you inform me about all of this?
What could I have possibly told you anyway?
I'm handling the situation.
I understand you're getting married,
but you're still too young to get involved in all of this.
Have you packed everything?
Yes, I have.
What if he refuses to meet with you?
Why would he refuse?
He will meet with me.
Are you confident that nothing will go wrong?
Do you see anything going right?
I mean, he's a legislator.
Anything could go wrong.
I'm not going there to fight with him.
I will go and present my proposal to him.
Don't worry unnecessarily.
Asif will accompany me.
- I have given the shop keys to Uncle. - Okay.
You should talk to him if you need any money.
The bus going to Gorakhpur is at Platform No. 1.
[Indistinct Chatter]
Can I have two tickets to Gorakhpur, please?
Pull over, please.
How much is the fare?
It's Rs. 300.
Wow, that office is really huge.
Greetings.
I'm Anil Singh.
I came all the way from Ratanpura.
I really need to meet Amar Singh, the legislator.
I heard he's in Gorakhpur, so I came here.
Amar Singh is in Gorakhpur,
but he doesn't come to the office.
If he's not here, where does he go?
I don't have his schedule, so I can't say for sure.
But it's really important for me to meet him.
If you could help...
Avdhesh.
He's Amar Singh's right-hand man.
Call him and he'll arrange a meeting for you.
Thank you so much for your help!
Just make sure no one finds out that I gave you his number, alright?
Okay, got it. Thank you.
You can leave now.
What happened? He's not picking up the call?
I'm not sure why he's not answering.
Well, try sending him a message on WhatsApp.
Tell him that you're from Ratanpura and you need to meet him urgently.
Is it okay to message him?
Why wouldn't it be okay?
Messaging isn't just for exchanging pleasantries.
Go ahead and do it.
Don't overthink it, Brother. We're the ones who need his help.
Brother...
Brother...
Mr. Avdhesh is on the line for you.
- Who is it? - It's Mr. Avdhesh.
Hello?
Greetings, sir.
I've come all the way from Ratanpura.
I'm Anil Singh.
It's really urgent, which is why I'm here.
Could we possibly meet...?
I'm currently staying at the Gorakhpur Bus Stand.
Yes, that works.
Tomorrow morning, right?
Alright, alright, alright.
Thank you so much.
He said Room No. 503.
Brother...
Ring the bell.
I'm Anil Singh from Ratanpura.
Please come inside.
Please come in, Mr. Anil.
You're the only one I was informed about.
Who is he?
He's Asif.
He's like a younger brother to me.
Please, take a seat.
Have a seat, please.
Would you like some tea or snacks?
No, thank you.
Alright then.
What can I do for you? What brings you here?
I'm from Ratanpura.
Hmm...
I am a grain trader.
I have a shop at Gola Mandi.
I also happen to have a small piece of land near Ratanpura Bypass.
I wanted to sell it for personal reasons.
But I found out that the legislator has taken possession of it.
So, I'm unable to sell it.
That's what I wanted to discuss with you.
Where exactly is this land located on Ratanpura Bypass?
It's near the highway on Ratanpura Bypass.
I see.
Do you have an agent?
Yes, my friend Vivek.
He is the one who informed me.
I have all the necessary documents.
- I even sent a notice. - Hold on a second.
You sent a notice?
Who did you send it to?
- Mr. Amar Singh. - You're out of your mind!
Who sends a notice to the legislator?!
How can I help you now?
Listen, I made a mistake.
I didn't understand the land laws.
I just did what I thought was right.
Please see if you can do something.
The legislator has possession of the land,
so who has the final say, him or me?
Then arrange a meeting with him.
He has a very busy schedule.
I know he's a busy man.
Please, Mr. Avdhesh, you're our only hope.
I have all the necessary paperwork--
I'm getting a call.
Yes? Okay.
In Awadh?
Yes, the meeting is confirmed.
Yes, yes.
Yes.
That bloody Pradeep was trying to lecture me on.
I told him, "Dude, this is Gorakhpur."
"You'll end up losing the hand you use to wash your ears."
Yes, yes.
Come on, dude, your arrangements weren't good last time.
Sir wants a perfect breakfast.
Okay, fine.
Alright, alright.
Yes.
- Would you like something to eat? - No, thank you.
Then what are you waiting for?
Wait, you're from his constituency.
I can't promise anything, but I'll try.
He has a meeting here in Awadh at 5:00 pm.
I'll call you, make sure you're here on time.
I'll be really grateful to you.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Long live the minister!
Long live Amar Singh!
He's here.
Give him a call.
Long live the minister!
Long live Amar Singh!
He hung up.
Try calling again.
- Where are you? - Over here. I'm right here.
Yes, I see you. He's calling us over.
He's the one I told you about.
Call him over.
Yes, I'll handle it.
- He's calling us over. - He's calling us over there.
Yes, yes, don't worry about it.
I'll take care of it.
Yes, exactly.
Yes, I was speaking to the minister.
He said let him say whatever he wants to.
It doesn't make any difference.
No, I still haven't spoken to him.
Hang up now. I'll talk to you later.
Okay.
- Mr. Avdhesh. - Yes, sir?
The Maharaj's task is still pending.
Call the CMO and arrange it.
Sir.
Mr. Anil Singh is sitting behind you.
- Okay. - He needs your help.
Anil Gehu Bhandar, right?
You know everything, sir.
Of course, Ratanpura is my constituency.
How can I not know my own people?
Tell me, how can I assist you?
Sir, I have a small piece of land, 1.5 Bigha near Ratanpura Bypass.
I see.
I wanted to sell it.
Then go ahead and sell it. Who's stopping you?
Sir, I just found out that you have possession of that land.
What do you mean?
You have the possession of the land.
What is this matter about, Mr. Avdhesh?
We also have possession of that land, sir.
We have all the necessary documents as well.
He went to court to claim the possession of the land.
The judge dismissed the case.
But he also has all the paperwork, right?
Yes, sir. I have all the necessary paperwork.
Why did you go to court, Mr. Anil?
You should have met with me.
Sir, I didn't know how to approach you.
What are you saying? You managed to meet me now, didn't you?
If you want, you can even meet God.
Forget about that and tell me what needs to be done.
Sir, my sister is about to get married.
Okay.
I really need to sell that land.
I don't have anything else, sir.
I understand.
If you tell them...
- How can you just... - Hey!
Don't interrupt.
You see, Mr. Anil,
Ratanpura is my constituency.
You believe that the land belongs to you, right?
Yes, sir.
And I have its possession?
Then I will relinquish my possession.
You should get your sister married. Okay?
Are you happy now? Problem solved? Got it?
Thank you so much, sir.
Thank you? Why are you thanking me?
Your sister is like my sister, isn't she?
Have a grand wedding for her.
Contact Mr. Avdhesh if you need anything.
Mr. Avdhesh, make sure everything is taken care of.
- Anything else? - You have solved my problem.
Why wouldn't I?
Come on. How can you say that?
I am where I am only because of you.
Otherwise, who would know me, right?
I have a request, sir.
What is it?
Can we stop at the next petrol station?
Did you not fill up the tank?
No, sir.
It's the Chief Minister's birthday.
I've put up a big poster for it.
Take us there.
Did you include my picture as well?
Yes, sir, I did.
- You did? - Very good.
Let's go and have a look.
Wonderful.
Well done, Mr. Avdhesh.
How is it?
It's amazing, sir.
Isn't it?
See those lights.
They are amazing.
And look at me in that red jacket.
I feel like the color red suits me perfectly.
- Yes, sir. - What do you think, Mr. Avdhesh?
You resemble the famous actor Rajesh Khanna.
Hmm?
Well done. You did a great job.
Mr. Anil, you should start heading back now.
Your sister's wedding is coming up.
I'm sure you have a lot of things to take care of.
Arranging a sister's wedding is like going into battle.
Go on, fight, and emerge victorious.
I will never forget this favor you've done for me, sir.
What are you saying?
Don't forget to invite me to your sister's wedding.
Of course, I will send you an invitation, sir.
Okay then, goodbye.
Let's go, Mr. Avdhesh.
Let's go, everyone.
He's such a nice man.
People have made a big fuss about the legislator for no good reason.
Fortunately, there are still some good individuals like him in our country.
Absolutely, Brother.
Brother, all the rickshaws are standing here.
Let's head back quickly.
Yes.
I'll be late tomorrow.
Alright.
Make sure you deliver the stock to Bade Babu.
Okay.
Come on, I'll drop you off at home.
No, I'll manage on my own.
- Are you sure? - Yes. You go ahead.
Okay, fine.
Anil Gehu Bhandar?
Which one of you is it?
I am Anil Singh. What's the matter?
You need to come with us to the police station.
Why? What's going on?
There's a warrant out for your arrest.
Warrant for what?
I haven't done anything. So why is there a warrant for my arrest?
You can explain everything at the police station.
Come with me.
Wait, let me talk to him.
Sir, you're making a mistake.
Let me talk to him.
You're making a mistake.
Call Uncle.
It's without sugar, right?
Hmm.
My brother ran the shop for 25 years.
He has been running it for the past seven years.
We have never cheated anyone.
They made him spend the night at
the police station on charges of adulteration?
But who filed a complaint against him?
No one.
What do you mean?
I mean no one filed a complaint against him.
This is because of the land he's after.
What does that land have to do with all of this?
Do you know who I met in Gorakhpur?
Who did you meet?
Tell him.
Amar Singh, the legislator.
And what did Amar Singh, the legislator, tell you?
He sat me down and spoke to me respectfully.
He said that if the land belongs to you, then you can have it.
I have no problem with it.
Then why didn't you tell me that?
I shouldn't have got you out on bail.
What are you saying, Babloo?
I'm telling the truth, but he doesn't understand.
It's very simple.
Amar Singh, the legislator,
called him and gave him a soft warning -
"Not to go after the land." That's it."
What do you mean?
I mean he gave him a subtle hint -
"You will lose both your house and your shop if you do."
That's what it means.
Babloo, I appreciate your help.
But don't say such absurd things.
I don't say absurd things, Anil.
I can't help it if you're incapable of understanding!
If he told you that the land belongs to you,
then where are the papers?
But I already have the property papers.
Where is the no-objection letter?
Did he give you in writing that the land is yours,
you can sell it, and he has no objections?
He didn't. But if I ask, he'll give it to me.
Then I'll talk to you when he actually gives it to you.
He's...
Hello?
Hello.
Mr. Avdhesh?
Hi, this is Anil.
Hmm.
Anil. We met yesterday.
I came from Ratanpura and spoke to you about my land, remember?
Mr. Avdhesh, I spoke to the legislator yesterday
but I need a document from him.
What document?
Mr. Avdhesh, I need a no-objection letter from him.
If the legislator gives it to me in writing that the land belongs to me
and he has no objections to me selling it,
then it would make things much easier for me.
Have you lost your mind?
Hmm?
I introduced you to the legislator and now you think you're best friends.
You want it in writing, huh, you idiot!
Why are you cursing?
Because I can only curse you over the phone.
If you were in front of me,
I'd have your ears ringing, got it?
You won't get any letters. Hang up now!
So, did you get the letter?
I hope the wedding preparations are in full swing.
Yes, everyone has been busy with that.
How about you?
What's going on at your end?
Everyone here is busy preparing for the wedding as well.
What are you all doing to get ready?
We are the ones taking care of everything, right?
That's true.
My father said he would renovate our room before we got married.
Isn't that great?
Yes, it's wonderful.
My family is providing the cash and the car anyway.
And your father will renovate the room.
What more could we ask for, right?
You'll be joining me too, right?
- Ajay! - Yes, Father?
Come downstairs.
I have to go now. Father is calling me.
Fine.
They have sent the wedding invitation and some sweets.
What are you thinking?
We always have modest dreams.
We never intend to harm anyone.
And that's why people like us are always so anxious.
Everyone out there knows us as the crowd,
because a crowd doesn't have a specific name, religion, or status.
Whether there is one Anil Singh or ten in that crowd,
it doesn't make a difference.
And the absence of an Anil Singh wouldn't matter either.
But it matters to me.
Why are you saying that?
"Sky is your abode,"
"Land is where you rest your load,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Sky is your abode,"
"Land is where you rest your load,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Destiny beckons and pulls you ahead,"
"The crowd, alas, pushes instead,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Sky is your abode,"
"Land is where you rest your load,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Destiny beckons and pulls you ahead,"
"The crowd, alas, pushes instead,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"In dreams, you seek your way,"
"Obstacles lurking in your sleep, causing delay,"
"Without a path, how will you choose the destination's sway?"
"In dreams, you seek your way,"
"Obstacles lurking in your sleep, causing delay,"
"Without a path, how will you choose the destination's sway?"
"You're so far from your own being,"
"That you've become your own god, foreseeing."
"You're so far from your own being,"
"That you've become your own god, foreseeing."
"Sky is your abode,"
"Land is where you rest your load,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Destiny beckons and pulls you ahead,"
"The crowd, alas, pushes instead,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
"Sky is your abode,"
"Land is where you rest your load,"
"O' Traveler, where will you go?"
What are you thinking, Vivek?
Come on, Anil,
do you even know what you're saying?
People are always cautious when it comes to disputed land.
And your case is even more complicated.
You have a property dispute with the legislator himself!
But it's not a dispute.
The land is rightfully mine.
I have the necessary documents, and now I have possession of it as well.
So what's the problem?
Do you think the legislator will stay quiet about it?
Whether he stays quiet or not doesn't matter.
Okay, he's a legislator,
but that doesn't mean he can just take what's mine
and I shouldn't do anything about it.
I shouldn't speak up?
Look, Vivek,
they have plenty of land to sell.
I only have this one piece of land.
But Anil, who will buy a disputed property?
And which broker would want to deal with such a property?
You have a shop,
but you don't know how to do business.
What do you mean?
I have a 1.5 Bigha piece of land.
Its market value is around 80 lakhs.
But I don't want that much.
I'm giving you the land to sell.
You can sell it for 80 or 90 lakhs,
I just want 45 lakhs.
Anything you get over that amount is yours.
You also have a family.
Who doesn't need money, right?
I know 35-40 lakhs is a big amount for people like us.
How much do you make from selling one piece of land?
Maybe 5 lakhs?
I'm willing to give you 60%.
Okay, it's fine if you're feeling scared.
I'm sure I'll find someone else who is willing to support me.
- The legislator will... - This land doesn't belong to him!
This land belongs to me.
Wait...
Give me two days.
I'll see what I can do.
- Did Mother go to sleep? - Yes, she just went to sleep.
She took her blood pressure medication.
I'll go ahead and serve dinner.
Hmm.
You're also forcefully taking possession of the land as yours.
If that's what it means to claim your property,
then so be it.
What if Amar Singh retaliates?
What's the worst he can do?
At most, he might threaten me or file a case against me.
Let him.
Look, I have to fight if I need
to prove that something wrong is indeed wrong.
You know what is right and wrong.
I'm just concerned about you.
You should be fine,
and everything else will fall into place too.
Pooja, could you go and see who it is?
It's Asif.
Hello?
Where are you, Brother?
I'm at home.
I'm at your property.
Everything is in a mess here, Brother.
What happened?
Someone destroyed everything, even uprooted all the poles.
Who did it?
It must be Amar Singh, the legislator
who took possession of the land.
Did you witness it happening?
No, I didn't.
It happened when I wasn't there.
Then bring someone who saw it happen,
and I'll file a complaint.
Who should I bring?
No one saw it happen.
The samosa guy didn't give me any chutney with it.
I'll deduct Rs. 20 from the bill.
Are you even listening to me?
You said you'll file a complaint if there's criminal activity.
Now file my complaint.
I heard about the crime,
but who should I file the complaint against?
You didn't witness it.
No one else witnessed it.
We need to follow the proper rules and regulations.
We're not monkeys who will blindly follow your orders.
You're taking the police too lightly.
This is strange.
So, no one can come and file a complaint just
because they don't have evidence?
If I'm the one who's supposed to gather evidence,
then what's your role here?
Are you trying to teach me about the law again?
What will the police do if there's no evidence,
peel sugarcane?
Or should we just go
and arrest the legislator just because you said so?
You want us to invite danger, huh?
This country is going downhill.
Anything is possible.
Strange times.
Would you like to have a samosa?
Throughout history,
there have been numerous conflicts over property, and power.
And it's the ordinary people who suffer the most.
I'm your uncle.
I'm like a father figure to you.
Son, I advise you to let go of the land.
- I should just give up. - Yes.
Alright, then I'll let it go.
If tomorrow someone comes
and takes possession of my shop, then I'll let it go too.
If someone comes to our house
and takes possession of it, then I'll let it go as well.
Asif, starting tomorrow, stop locking the shop.
Let anyone take whatever they want.
We're letting everything go.
"Let it go!"
You consider yourself my father figure, right, Uncle?
And yet you're telling me not to fight for my rights?
And let me tell you
what the problem is with the common man.
He always tolerates everything, but I won't.
And what will you do about what's happening?
Do you think you can stand against a powerful man and defeat him?
I don't want to fight, Uncle.
I've never fought with anyone, have I?
But if the situation calls for it, then so be it.
Have you ever watched a wrestling match, Uncle?
Both wrestlers in the ring get hurt.
Both keep trying to pin each other down.
It's not fun if one keeps attacking while the other keeps taking it lying down.
I know he's a powerful man.
But even the weakest wrestler gets
at least two opportunities to hurt his opponent.
I will fight.
It would be great if I win,
but even if I don't,
I'll still go through the game till the end.
Our supply of diabetes medicines will only last us today.
I'll order more tomorrow.
Did you get my blood pressure pills?
Hmm.
By the way, where's Neha?
She's at Dimpy's place for Satyanarayan's Katha.
I'll ask Anil to pick her up on his way back.
Where's Neha?
I asked you to pick her up from Dimpy's place.
I got delayed, so I thought she must have come back by now.
No, she hasn't.
Give her a call.
Her phone is switched off.
Try calling Dimpy's number.
Hello?
Hi, Dimpy.
Is Neha still there?
She left around 8?
Yes, everything is fine. I'll call you back.
Neha left Dimpy's place at 8.
It's 11:30 pm now.
You go inside, I'll go look for her.
Where could she be?
Go inside. I'll go and find her.
I'll be right back.
Don't worry. I'm trying to locate her.
Asif, leave immediately and meet me at the crossroad.
There he is.
Any updates? Any leads?
No.
Her friends?
I spoke to all of them. She's not with them.
I think we should consider going to the police.
Are you crazy?
The police might blow it out of proportion.
But what if something happens to her and we didn't report it?
Don't be foolish.
Grab your bike. We're heading to the police station immediately.
- We don't have any other choice. - Hurry up.
Come on in.
I wonder why they showed up so late in the night!
Take a seat, please.
My niece has been missing since evening.
She hasn't come back home.
What do you mean she's missing?
She went to her friend's place but never returned.
What's her name?
Neha. Neha Singh.
Neha.
How old is she?
She's 22 years old.
22 years old.
What does she look like?
She has a dusky complexion.
Is she thin or overweight?
How would you describe her appearance?
She's thin.
Thin.
What time did she leave to come home?
At 8.
At 8. Where was she?
She was at her friend's place for a prayer meeting.
I see.
Do you suspect anyone?
Suspect someone for what?
For kidnapping her or something?
No, nothing like that.
Hmm.
So, we'll file a complaint if she doesn't come back by morning.
You should go home now.
Will you only file a complaint if she doesn't return by morning?
Why don't you file a complaint right away?
She's a young girl, sir. She may have just gone out for fun.
I said I'd file a complaint if she didn't come back by morning.
What does that mean?
It means that she's a young girl
and she may have gone out with her boyfriend.
- She'll be back by morning. - Watch your language, okay?
Don't be rude to me.
I'll shove the rudeness where the sun doesn't shine!
- You are such a scoundrel. - Calm down.
You keep going fat with the salary you take
from the government for doing nothing.
You should put that body of yours to some use sometimes.
Refrain from being disrespectful or else I will put you behind bars
and break your bones.
Don't even think about laying a hand on me!
- Calm down. - Hey!
All the bribes you've taken have made you worthless!
- Don't you dare lay a hand on me! - Take it easy.
If you touch me, I'll break your hand!
- Come with us. - He's useless.
- He has no manners. - Come with me.
I'll break your legs too.
Meet me outside without your uniform, and you'll see.
elax, Brother. Could you please bring me my phone?
He has no manners! I'll break his jaw!
Take a deep breath, son. We need to find Neha.
Don't waste time arguing with him.
Sir, the phone...
Take it away!
Everyone, get back to work!
Brother, Sister-in-law is calling you.
Hello?
What?
I'm coming. I'm on my way.
Neha... Why are you crying, Neha?
Calm down, please calm down.
Please, stop crying, Neha.
You're safe.
Brother, he could have...
He wouldn't dare hurt you.
I'm here to keep you safe. I won't let anything happen to you.
Nothing happened.
Calm down. Please calm down.
Look at me. Come on, look at me.
Raise your head and look at me.
Pooja, please serve dinner.
What happened, son? Who was he?
I have no idea.
He put tape on her mouth and drove around with her
in the car, then he brought her back home.
That's absolutely disgusting.
Don't worry, nothing bad happened, Uncle.
I believe he might be affiliated with the legislator.
He's just trying to intimidate us.
Let's talk about this in the morning.
Hey, wake up.
Mr. Krishna is here.
Oh no!
Offer him some tea and snacks. I'll join you shortly.
What would you like for breakfast?
Maybe some tea?
Mother, can you come with me for a moment?
Hello, Mr. Krishna.
Hello.
What brings you here so early in the morning?
You could have called me, and I would have come to see you.
No, I thought you must already be worried,
so I didn't want to bother you.
It's not a bother.
Pooja, please serve breakfast.
No Anil, don't worry about it, I've already had breakfast.
I woke up late today.
I really liked the invitation you sent us. It's great.
Hmm.
We will also be printing ours soon.
I've already made arrangements for the car,
I just need to book it in a day or two.
Anil...
I wanted to discuss something important with you.
Tell me, what is it?
I heard something about Neha...
I mean, did something happen...
last night?
No, nothing happened.
Really?
I heard someone abducted her last night.
She was kidnapped?
Who told you that?
Nothing like that happened.
She went to her friend's place.
She went to attend the Satyanarayan's Katha.
We got worried for no reason.
Anil, I would have appreciated it if you had told me the truth.
But you're not telling me the truth.
Why would I lie to you?
We come from a respected family.
It will be difficult for us to accept a girl
who has been kidnapped as our daughter-in-law.
Why are you thinking that way?
I'm telling you, nothing happened.
You may be right,
but how can I just take your word for it?
And even if I believe you,
what about society?
I wanted this wedding to happen
but after last night's incident...
I apologize, Anil, but we cannot proceed with the wedding anymore.
No, Mr. Krishna, please don't do this.
It will ruin my sister's life. I'm begging you.
Begging won't change anything,
Anil, because I've already made up my mind.
Here's the money you gave us.
I've already spent 11,500 on the wedding invitations.
You can keep them.
Please, don't do this.
I love my sister.
I'll do as you say.
Don't embarrass me, Anil.
I've already given you my reasons.
Please forgive me.
And make sure to count the money.
Krishna Singh...
You've had your say, now it's my turn to speak.
How can you dare to question my sister's reputation
when you yourself have no reputation?
I wouldn't even waste my breath on someone like you
if I didn't care about my sister's wedding.
What are you saying, Anil?
I'm speaking the truth.
What did your son even graduate in? Polytechnic, right?
Did the government give him a medal for that too?
Hmm? You're asking for 20 lakh in cash,
gold and silver jewelry, and a car as well!
You're just a nuisance in this society,
turning marriage into a money-making business.
Take off that ring.
Your father is treating you like a product to be sold in the market,
like you're a talking parrot.
Don't you ever show your face in front of me again,
or I'll make sure you run naked on the streets!
So what happened last night was leaked from the police station.
Amar Singh, you wanted Neha's in-laws
to find out about what happened.
Anil, do you know what actually went down?
Just think about it, from the very beginning.
So, you managed to fix your sister's wedding
That was great.
You thought you could use the land your father left you
to pay for your sister's wedding!
That was awesome.
You had all the paperwork for the land, props to you.
That was awesome too.
But you couldn't buy or sell the land on your own, right?
So, you had to go to a broker?
Because, you know, brokers have all the customers, right?
So, you decided to approach one too.
Do you even know what Vivek did to you?!
If a broker helped you sell your land,
he would have earned 5 lakhs, right?
But, get this, if that same broker gives the land to the legislator,
he will earn a whopping 20 lakhs on it.
Now think about it,
which deal do you think is more beneficial for the broker?
'Wow, that's like a goldmine, Anil.'
'And it's so close to the city.'
'You'll really benefit from it.'
'Do you have an agent?'
'There seems to be an issue.'
So basically, if the legislator had bought this land at its actual price,
it would have cost him 80 lakhs.
But now, he managed to get it for only 20 lakhs.
So, he approached Vivek to sell his land
and Vivek took the documents to the legislator.
And unfortunately, the legislator took possession of it.
The real estate business is controlled by brokers
who have the power to manipulate land prices
and deceive anyone they want.
The only solution to this is to
get Vivek to testify that he is responsible for
this whole situation.
Then we can file a title suit and charge them under Section 420.
If we're lucky, we might be able to get the land back in about 4-5 years.
But what about our reputation?
How quickly can the case be filed?
We can get it done as early as tomorrow morning.
So, be prepared to proceed with the filing.
I'll talk to you later, alright?
Hey Anil,
I had no idea you would show up.
I even dropped by yesterday.
Unfortunately, your shop was closed.
Yes, I had to take my son to the doctor, so I left early.
How's your son doing now?
He's doing better, thanks.
Well, kids should always be in good health, you know.
Absolutely.
I heard about what happened to your sister.
It's really unfair, Anil.
I mean, it should have just stayed as a property dispute, right?
It shouldn't have involved the whole family,
especially the women.
I warned you about this.
Amar Singh is a powerful legislator.
It won't be easy dealing with him.
But you didn't listen to my advice.
You did give me advice,
and I should have taken it.
Well, it's too late now.
We all make mistakes and learn from them.
Just have faith in God, things will get better.
How does it work, though?
What do you mean?
I mean, is the legislator always on the lookout
for vacant land to seize?
The legislator doesn't do it personally,
he has others who do it for him.
If someone finds out that someone else owns a piece of land,
they can have a powerful person take possession of it
and make money out of it.
There are plenty of scoundrels like that out there.
- Can I get a cup of tea, please? - Sure, sir.
Do you know who told him about my land?
I can't say for sure, Brother.
But someone must have tipped him off.
He managed to completely ruin my life in just one month.
Don't worry,
it's just a piece of land.
Do you have a blank piece of paper handy?
A blank piece of paper?
Why, do you want to write your will or something?
What are you doing?
Why are you pulling the shutter down?
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Sit down! I said sit down!
Write it.
Write what?
That you cheated me and you're deeply sorry for it.
- Write it down. - No.
Hey!
- Come on, Anil! - What harm did I ever bring to you?
Hey! Hey! Hey!
What harm did I ever bring to you, huh?
Hey!
Stop it, Anil!
- How did I ever wrong you, huh? - Stop it, Anil!
You ruined my family's life!
Stop it, Anil!
You have assisted him in seizing many other people's land, right?
Anil, please listen!
Write a statement promising to testify against the legislator.
- Write it down. - Anil, please, stop.
- The legislator will kill me. - I will kill you right now.
And it doesn't matter!
And it doesn't matter who kills you, me or him!
- Anil, please! Don't kill me. - You are going to hell for sure.
- Please forgive me, Anil. - Write it down.
- Write it down! - Forgive me.
I said write it down!
Neha was in tears,
and she kept saying that we were worried because of her.
Is she crazy?
I was worried,
but not because of her.
I was worried for her.
So, what's your plan now?
I'll continue doing what I've been doing until now.
I'll fight against the circumstances,
the law, and the system.
I'll keep hoping that things will eventually improve.
One should never lose hope.
I've already sent all the necessary documents to Babloo.
Vivek has also provided a written statement.
He'll come to the court to testify.
We should consider sending Neha to our aunt in Delhi.
She can continue her studies there.
We'll enroll her in a college in Delhi itself.
And when she finds someone she likes,
she can choose to get married on her own terms.
He'll definitely be better than that diploma holder.
Go freshen up, I'll take care of serving dinner.
Hey listen, did you really rough him up?
Why can't you believe that I'm capable of roughing someone up?
No.
Neha, come on, get up. It's my turn now.
Brother, I just sat down.
Anil!
I'm coming!
- I'll go answer the door. - No, you handle serving dinner.
It's probably Asif.
- Anil! - I'm coming! I'm coming!
Anil?
Yes, what can I help you with?
Hello, Brother.
Hi.
I wanted to discuss something with you.
Sure, go ahead. What is it?
Neha!
"As we part ways for today,"
"Who knows when we will meet again,"
"Releasing your hand, I let go,"
"Who knows when two travelers are destined to meet in the unknown."
"My life has surpassed all bounds,
"I tried to hold back my tears unbound,"
"Listen to me, my love, hear my plea,
"Promise that you won't leave me."
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Keep sitting close to me just like that,"
"Keep sitting close to me just like that,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Tell me more about yourself as stories we share,"
"And me lend an ear, listen to me with care,
"The sun has set, it feels, just for us,"
"The sun has set, it feels, just for us,"
"In one another, we find solace, we trust."
"You are mine, and I am yours,"
"You are mine, and I am yours,"
"You are mine, and I am yours,"
"You are mine, and I am yours,"
"Please, listen to me, my beloved,"
"Please, don't kill me like this,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Life's trapped in time's confining cell, but..."
"Life's trapped in time's confining cell, but..."
"These moments are free, hear me tell,"
"These moments are free, hear me tell,"
"Let's not lose them, my beloved, I implore,"
"And regrets in our life, some more."
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Oh, I will die, I will be lost,"
"Don't say such things,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
"Please, don't insist on leaving tonight,"
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