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Hemant.
I'm really sorry, Hemant.
This is all my fault.
No, Tara. Why are you apologizing?
Actually, the fault is mine.
I should've stopped Manu from going to that party.
No, Hemant. It's my mistake.
I insisted on fighting, and that's why all this happened.
I shouldn't have been so stubborn.
What's done is done.
What can we do now?
We can do something, Hemant.
We can hire a good lawyer.
We can take this to the Supreme Court, Hemant.
We'll keep fighting, Hemant.
We won't lose like this... - Oh, for God's sake, Tara!
False hope can help you fight but not win.
Hemant!
Hemant, this...
Hemant!
Hemant! Hemant!
Mom, will we find rat poison in the market?
I’ve heard once you eat it, there’s no chance of survival.
Manu.
Manu, sit down.
Sit down, dear. Please, sit.
Listen. Listen to me.
Look, all this is wrong. Don't think like this.
I know what happened to you
was extremely horrible.
It shouldn’t happen to anyone, dear.
But this is not the way.
Look, don't lose hope.
We will fight. We will fight. Trust me.
Trust? In you?
Your stubbornness has made me go viral.
Manu...
What those four did to me once
with every forwarded message
is now happening thousands, millions of times.
And all this is because of you.
Who all will you fight with now?
Which court will you drag them to?
Manu.
Go from here.
Manu, listen to me... - Go away!
'Advocate Tiwari'
'that for heinous crimes like rape'
'there should be a death penalty?'
'Of course, there should be.'
'But only if such coercion has actually occurred.'
'It’s unfortunate that nowadays, that law is being'
'used to exploit the children from wealthy households'
'First of all, such girls should be punished.'
'Did you get justice?'
'Mom, you ruined everything.'
'You ruined my life, Mom.'
'And all of this happened because of you.'
Hello, sorry, this...
I got this number... - I gave it.
Don't worry. We're just your well-wishers.
In the next two minutes, you'll receive a location pin on your phone.
Get there as soon as you can.
You'll find answers to all your questions.
Hello? Hello...
Hello?
Hello?
Is anyone there?
Hello, Mrs. Deshpande.
You are...
The well-wisher.
You saw all the facts and updates
related to Manasvi’s case on that wall.
Yes, but who is doing all of this and why?
The boss.
The boss?
Because they know justice hasn’t been served to Manasvi.
And the boss wants to help you achieve it.
Can I please meet your boss?
Sorry. Not possible.
You want justice.
Those four need to be punished.
It will all happen.
But who’s going to make it happen?
You.
You will. We’re just here to help you.
I’m sorry, but I really don’t understand anything.
Don’t even try to.
Because right now, our focus should only be on justice.
Manu, do you remember these designs?
We worked so hard on these designs.
We didn’t sleep for three whole nights.
And Manu, the designs you submitted for the competition
D’Souza Ma’am liked them.
She liked them so much
that she wants those designs for her daughter’s wedding.
I said yes.
But now I don’t know where to start.
There’s so much work left to do.
We need to schedule an appointment, budget,
choose fabric, and finalize designs.
Do you have any ideas, Manu? When should we start?
By the way, Manu, our whole gang wants to meet you.
I don’t want to meet anyone.
But Manu,
someday, you’ll have to come out of this shell.
Hi, Isha. How are you?
Hello, Uncle. I'm good.
How are you? - Very fine.
Look, Uncle.
I've been convincing Manu to go out somewhere.
She'll feel a little refreshed. - Super idea.
Manu, actually, I’ll book a table for you both
at your favorite restaurant.
Our whole gang wants to meet Manu.
That's lovely. I’ll book it for everyone, then.
Dad, do you really think
everyone will behave with me
the same way they used to?
Of course, Manu. Why?
I wish...
Mom hadn’t decided to file the case.
The court always trusts evidence.
But sometimes, the presented evidence doesn’t show the truth.
We help uncover that truth.
But why are you all doing this?
Someone has to. We do it. That’s it.
So, Mrs. Deshpande,
we’ve done some basic groundwork on these four individuals.
Among them, the weakest and easiest link to break is
Vikram Bhalla.
Alcohol, girls, and drugs, these are his three weaknesses.
A spoiled brat of a wealthy father.
He spends every day lounging at his friend’s pub.
But what exactly do you want to do?
What do you want?
I want a confession.
If you say we could ask a shooter to… - No, no, please.
I’m a teacher, not a criminal.
I just want to prove in court that
what happened was wrong. That’s it.
Do you think it’ll be easy?
No. It won’t be easy.
But it won’t be impossible either.
Your favorite coffee.
Dad.
Why me?
Dear, I don’t have an answer to that.
You know, your grandpa always used to say,
"See yourself through your own eyes.
Make your own life decisions.
Don’t let others make them for you."
Manu, dear,
what matters more than what others think about us
is what we think about ourselves.
Hey Manu.
What’s the conversation about, huh?
Between dad and daughter?
Include me in your team too.
Manu, what would you like to eat?
Should I make pizza? Pizza?
Please, Mom.
Manu.
Excuse
me? May I?
Oh, of course. Please.
Are you alone?
Oh yes. All alone.
All alone. You?
Actually, a friend was supposed to join me.
She canceled at the last moment.
Good for me.
I mean, if your friend hadn’t canceled,
why would you have talked to me?
By the way, I’m Vikram.
Vikram Bhalla.
I’m Madhu.
Madhu?
I must say, you look gorgeous. - Thanks.
You look killer too.
By the way,
the vibe here tonight is not happening.
Let’s go somewhere else?
Where?
Wherever.
Actually, I know a place.
There’ll be no one else there but us.
Shall we? - Let’s go then.
Here?
What kind of place is this?
Why?
Don’t you trust me?
Let’s go.
You’re not some ghost, are you?
Are you sure this is safe?
Yes. I’m pretty sure.
I’m asking again, are you sure about this place?
Why? Are you scared already?
What will happen to you later?
Forget about fear.
Let’s get straight to the point now.
You’re in such a hurry.
We’ve already wasted a lot of time, dear.
Hey!
What happened now?
Let's do what we came to do.
What happened now?
What the hell!
Look, don't play this game with me. Understand?
Are you crazy? Have you lost your mind?
Stay in your limits, Vikram Bhalla.
Your father might have a lot of money,
but your face screams "rapist."
Talking too much!
Huh?
Do you even know who I am?
Huh?
What the shit is this?
Let me go right now. What madness is this?
You haven't even seen madness yet.
Hey, crazy woman.
You're messing with the wrong guy.
You're the one who messed with the wrong guy.
What did you people think?
That getting out of court
would absolve you of your crimes?
It's already been absolved, madam.
That too, with the court's stamp of approval.
Flailing around won't achieve anything.
And you don't know my dad.
One phone call, and all your defiance will vanish.
Cool, right? The video?
If this video is shown in court,
then neither your father's status nor his money
will be of any use.
This girl brought me here herself.
Who knows?
You know. She knows. I know.
But the court isn't aware, right?
Hey.
I didn't do anything to that girl.
But you did to my daughter!
What?
Look.
What happened was due to intoxication.
And besides, your daughter was being too arrogant.
Huh? Now all her arrogance must have vanished.
I’ll make sure your arrogance vanishes.
You four ruined my daughter’s...
You ruined my daughter's life.
Now I'll destroy all four of your lives.
I feel like slitting your throat and throwing you here.
No, no.
Not so easily.
You four tortured my daughter a lot.
You gave her immense pain.
Now I’ll give you even more pain.
I’ll torment you even more.
You’ll beg for your deaths
like beggars.
Dragging this out further won’t get you anything.
So, let’s settle.
Huh? Name your price.
You don’t have the worth to buy back my daughter's smile.
Then what do you want?
A confession.
From your friends.
If I hand this video over to the police,
you’ll end up in jail.
And your friends will walk free.
But if...
If you get confessions from the three of them,
then I won’t file
a complaint against you.
To save yourself,
you’ll have to sacrifice your friends.
Think about it.
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