'Come on, Radio. Go. Go, Radio.'
'Go..'
'Yes. Where are you going, Radio? Come back..'
'That's a good boy. Very good.'
'Look at this, Radio. Look at me, Radio.'
Oh, man. - 'Are you playing, Radio?'
'Okay. All right. There.. Go. Catch it..'
'Catch it. Yes.'
'Good boy, Radio. Come here.'
'There are so many balls. Come on, Radio. Go..'
'Radio, where are you going? Radio, come on.'
Okay, Radio. Let's call it a day.
Where's the profit that he's been earning by making us
toil since 15 years? - Don't say that.
Ask him. - Hey.. - And he has come to fire us today.
Wow! - Who's that guy? - Keep quiet.
Keep quiet. - He is Gulshan's son, sir.
We earn our daily bread by working in this factory.
I want him fired. - Sir, it might create a problem.
The workers respect him a lot.
It's very difficult to get a job somewhere else.. - It's your job
to solve the problem. - Go back..
Find an excuse and fire him. - Don't you know to respect elders?
You're a stigma to your father's name.
My dad holds no importance to me.
Hey.. - Have you gone crazy?
What are you doing? Have you gone crazy?
Take him away. - Stop. - He is crazy.
Are you okay, Mr. Balwinder?
Don't hit him. - I'm all right, sir. - Stop..
Stop.. - Hold on. - Hey.
Get him out. - Stop. - Don't come to work hereafter.
Yes, I'm going. - Don't enter the factory again.
I don't want to work with a dishonest
and selfish person like you.
My dad was a fool that he dedicated his entire life
to this factory. - Get out. Out.
Ruin your lives here like my dad did. Ruin your lives!
Okay, out. - Go.
Come on. Get back to work. Enough of this drama.
Okay. - Come, Mr. Balwinder. - Don't come.
My dad was a fool, but I am not. I'm going.
Give me broccoli. All right.
Here you are. Bon appetit. - Looks good.
Welcome aboard Mantra. - Thank you.
Thank you, Piya. - My pleasure.
Right. Some choice. Recipe is all your doing.
No, not mine. Piya is our head. - Let's begin.
She said she grew up in Jamshedpur and it was in Bihar.
I said.. - It was in Bihar.
I said, yes. That was then.
But now, Jamshedpur is in Jharkhand. - That's right.
But, she wouldn't listen. Dad, some of these teachers
are so stupid.
And you are so smart. I'm so proud of you.
Cyber, stop it. Leave it alone.
He's starting to smell now.
What do you expect? He is getting old.
Piya, stop picking your food.
Piya only likes what she cooks now. - Yes. That's true.
Well, I'm happy. My customers aren't complaining.
Rebecca always puts too much salt in the food.
So, what's happening with Mantra, Mumbai, Viraj?
It's okay. Please pass the 'Gobhi'.
Cyber, stop it, will you?
Cyber and Radio should never be in the same room at the same time.
I can say that again.
You know, you should just go to the banks, Viraj.
It's always the best. - We have an investor for now.
I mean, a new investor, besides.. - That's good news. Wow!
Who is it? - Shazia Siddiqui.
What? Shazia Siddiqui?
Of Venture equity funds? - Is she big?
Wow! Where did you meet her?
Grandpa kind of knew her.
She is really cool. She has a shock of white hair.
You know, Viraj, you shouldn't depend on your grandpa so much.
You should do some things on your own.
What's happening with your funding thing?
It's all coming together.
We have some big expansion plans.
That's great, Dad. - Yes.
Piya, salad. - No, thanks. - Eat something, Piya.
Come on. I was free in London. This is not cool.
You are free here too, Piya. - No. I'm not.
I'm 25 and I'm still locked up in this house.
Your brother is 28 and he is still in the house. - It's not
the same thing. He has his own pad upstairs.
And besides, he is never here.
You know your dad. He likes the whole family together.
Yes. Too little, too late. Isn't it?
You get there.
No.. But Mr. Singh is always there. - Mister, do you have King Chips?
I do, dear. - Okay. I won't be late. - Here.
No. I don't want this one.
Dear, these are Kipper Chips. It's really good.
No, I don't like that. I want King Chips.
Look, dear, there's mint, magic, salted and tomato.
You won't get all that in King Chips. - But, I don't like this.
I want King Chips. - Okay, I'll get it for you.
I'll pay for this.
Take this, dear. Isn't that your brand? - Yes.
No need to pay, dear. He is paying.
Oh! Thank you, sir. - No, thank you.
I know, you must be getting money for selling those chips.
What are you saying, sir?
But, there are other brands too in the market.
It's a small shop. Where do we keep other brands, sir? - Right.
Mom, get out of there. What do you think you are doing?
Get out of there.. - Listen..
It's nothing. - What is.. - Nothing.
Get out of here. Please get out of here.
It's none of your business, Mom.
It's my room. - ...what you do inside!
Stop it. Stop shutting the door on me.
I don't know what you're doing inside the whole day!
Okay? And I'm going to tell dad when he comes back.
Kapil, how are things now?
Things are fine. Things are fine, really.
But you are still in the rare.
Well, they are not making any profits either.
So.. - But, that's not the point. That's not the point, Kapil.
They have deep pockets.
And they can fight you for the next 10 years
without worrying about profits. - I know.
Have you thought about, maybe, revamping distribution?
And treating some B-towns? - No..
Everything is under control, I tell you.
Everything is good. - It's just that
if you needed an extra hand, I could maybe help.
Really?
Yes. - What happened to your business?
No, that's there, of course.
Oh! For a second there, I thought you want to give up
your company of a sorted restaurant and join us on the business.
No such luck. - No, Dad.
Why would I give up on a company that I worked so hard to build?
Right. You worked so hard.
You know? Nowadays, you have
these venture capitalists and private equity to go to
when you start a company. It wasn't like that in our times.
Was there, Dad? No.
You had to take all the risk yourself
if you believed in an idea.
And you had to go to public sector banks
and beg for money from somebody who knew nothing about business.
And then, you had to go to government offices
and they would tell you what you can manufacture
how much you should manufacture, and all this took a long time.
If you had the stamina and the strength to go through with it all.
I can tell you, then, it was really hard to set up a company.
Yes, sir.
Well, then, I guess, you were very lucky
because you had grandpa to take care of everything.
Why do you like to hurt him?
Look, the current valuation is 1.5 crores and we get around..
Happy anniversary. - Thank you.
That's really bad. - You have come all the way from London
and you didn't buy me anything. Very bad.
Your Excellency, Governor. - Thank you, Minister. Thank you.
Meet my friend. - Oh! She is..
Mohan. Pleasure to meet you. - Hello.
Thanks for coming.
She studied at Cambridge. - Oh, wow!
It's our 29th anniversary.
Superb. - Dad. - Absolutely.
Sonal, I have already told you. I'm at grandpa's house.
There are people here.
I can't keep having this kind of a conversation.
Tell me something, Veer. Are you..
No. I'm..
Your entire family is weird now.
KK, you are up against a multinational and no
bank or financial institution is going to lend you money.
It doesn't matter what I see.
What about AJ? Have you spoken to him?
Come on. You know he is into agro.
It's a natural extension for him to get into this next.
No.
The valuation would be all wrong.
How do you know? You haven't even spoken to him.
Mohan, I haven't spoken to AJ in 10 years.
I'm not likely to do it now.
Your company needs cash.
And you won't speak to AJ?
Our AJ. What kind of attitude is that?
KK, remember. Pride always comes before our fall.
No, it's not pride.
What else?
'Sandeep, come in.'
Why do always stay behind me?
Go and stand outside. Idiot.
The price of being a minister.
Go..
Cheers! - Hey, Dad!
"We've got more years to go. I can't.."
29 years.
29, we get older.
Yes. - Yes.
Cheers to that. - Cheers to that.
Go, buddy.
That was lovely.
Once more..
I think, I'm going to go. - Go?
Yes. - It's our anniversary. - I know.
I have had a long day. I'm very tired.
And Radio is alone. - Yes, but..
It's our anniversary. I'll come with you.
No, you stay here.
I want to go with you.
Stay.. - It's our anniversary. - I know.
What will everybody think?
I'll just say bye to everyone.
Okay?
Excuse me. I have to go.
I'll see you soon.
See you soon.
Next time in the forest. - Yes.
Grandpa, I have to go.
"Maybe, just a glace once a while."
"I know, they've taken chances"
"for your style."
May I have this next dance?
"...let you be."
"Maybe, just a glance once in a while."
"I know, they've taken chances for your style."
"So, I'll let you be.."
'Sir, your daughter is here.' - Send her.
'Where do you think we can beat China at this rate?'
'The policies that were initiated in 1991 by Dr. Manmohan Singh'
'and Mr. P V Narsimha Rao have been followed consistently'
'over the past 12 years by all governments.'
'So, my sense..' - Dad, I'm moving out.
'...need double growth in GDP and overtake China'
'as the fastest growing economy in the world.'
'What is your take on the market? - The market is actually'
'quite funny. The funny thing is that the real reforms haven't even'
'started yet, by which I mean'
'labour reforms, land acquisition'
'administrative reforms, the ease of doing business in this country'
'social NOCs which are still really quite weak.'
'Thankfully, the market.. It is very outdated.'
So, will you see that? - Yes, I will.
Don't you trust me? I'll look into it.
Of course, I trust you. Keep it.
Mom. - I trust you. Keep it.
Hey, Piya. What are you doing here?
You didn't call or anything. You just..
This is Irshad. Irshad is helping me with the case.
You know, Sujata's case.
My daughter, Piya. - Hello.
Hi. - Sorry.
Excuse me.
Do you want some tea? - No.
I'm leaving. I need to go to Tees Hazari. - Okay.
Bye. - Bye. - Bye.
So, sure? You don't want some tea? Should I call for some tea?
No.
So, how come you came to the office so suddenly?
There was something. - What? - It can wait.
What do you mean? - You should go for it.
What? - I said, you should go for it.
What are you talking about?
Well, I think he is a bit too middleclass, but it's really none
of my business. - Are you talking about Irshad?
I mean, he and I are working on this case together. Okay?
You know, it's okay to be attracted to someone. It's not wrong.
I love your dad. All right?
I know you love dad, okay? But you and dad haven't slept together
for ever. - And that is none of your business.
Mom, I love dad too. Okay? The way he treats you
is really unfair.
I said, shut up.
Just shut up.
Okay. Fine.
Shut up.
Okay? - I don't get it, Dad. Doesn't make any sense.
No? Then, you have to keep trying.
That's the key view.
Keep trying until you learn to appreciate it.
That's all.
But, what if I just don't like this stuff?
Look at me. I love sushi.
But do you think it came naturally to me?
I don't know. Didn't it?
No. I had to eat it for years
to start liking it.
You know, anything good in life is an acquired taste.
You need to try.
What is this stupid music you keep listening to? - You won't
get it, Dad. You're old.
Right.
Look, I'm sorry that both of you feel this way, but Shazia Siddiqui
is the best thing that's happened to this company.
Yes. I feel that way.
Look, I really don't have the time to have this conversation.
I'll have to call you back. I'm sitting somewhere.
Vicky and Sushma.
So, what's the crisis, Mom?
You seem to be puffing away.
I walked into the store the other day
and the Kipper Chips displayed everywhere.
People were buying them.
Because, there was no other brand.
I asked this man. Can I have a packet of King Chips?
He said, no. They are out of stock.
I said, how come they are out of stock?
And he says, we don't get King Chips anymore.
We are worried about your dad.
There's nothing to be worried. He said, he is fine.
With your dad, one never knows when he is telling the truth
and when he is not.
Put away your work, Viraj.
Put away your work. It's your father we are speaking about.
Mom. - Not some stranger.
Okay? - Meenakshi. - All you can think about is your work.
Only your work. - Meenakshi. - You should be ashamed
of yourself. - Mom, that's not true. Okay? It's not true.
Because.. - It is true. - It's not.. - It is true.
I do care about him. Okay? But every time I talk to him
about business, he humiliates me.
What did you expect? You were supposed to join him
in the business. Father and son. And instead, what you do?
You do this. Your own thing.
Ever thought, how he might feel about this?
That never occurred to you.
How is this my fault? - Take it easy. - No, how is this.. - Easy.
If there's someone who knows the true picture
it's Ravi Agarwal.
Hello.
Yes. Who is it?
Meenakshi..
Oh, Ms. Meenakshi.
Hello.. Sorry, ma'am.
I'm sorry. I couldn't recognise your voice.
I don't have Rs. 1000 crores to invest. - Yes.
What do we do? Shall we close our shop?
This country is going to the dogs. I'm telling you.
It has already, I tell you.
Yes.. - And do you know who has led this country to the dogs?
Who? - I'll tell you.
Right from the beginning, it's the glorious.. - Come on!
Thanks. - I met Suresh.
Oh, please. - Not him. - Spare me!
He has achieved more heights. You're the State Minister.
He has become the Cabinet Minister. - I know.
Great. - Too good..
Great. - Will you keep quiet for some time?
I also met Suresh at a seminar. - What did he say?
The same talk. 'India is shining..'
'India is neck to neck with China.'
Nonsense! Has anybody ever been to China?
Has anybody seen the development there?
I'll tell you what. India-China neck to neck.. - Yes.
Wow..
Great! Wonderful! - Hey! Keep quiet.
Boys.. Boys, gift for you.
Hello, Amar. Hello.. Oh, no!
There's no network. - Until I go near the rock
I won't get network in my phone. Yes, hello.
Yes, Amar. Yes. Get them.
Who is watching? Get them.
Yes. Stop it. Who's going to take them to Delhi?
Yes.
Done? - I tell you, boys.
Liberalisation is not a bad thing.
There's no problem in getting imported stuff.
I say, how does it matter?
They're ruining us. We can also do the same.
Are you feeling cold now?
Hey, where are you going? - I'm off, guys.
Hey! - Come on, KK.
KK.
The party has just started.
You know, but before I go, I just want to share something
with you guys.
Are you all right? - I'm good.
The secretive KK is finally opening his heart out. - Great!
We are all ears, Brother. - There's something
that has been haunting me for months.
See, I don't know how long I'll be able to fight Kipper.
Oh, man!
I haven't slept well for months.
I'm on sleeping pills.
But the worst is trying to keep this smiling face.
Especially, in front of the family. - Oh, KK. Come on..
Cheer up. - I'm not complaining.
You know, when I was driving here
I was thinking of all the happy memories.
Proposing to Meenakshi, our wedding, Viraj's birth.
But there is just one thing that keeps coming back to me.
What's that?
Remember, when we went to Agra? - We have gone there so many times.
Right after college. Four of us. - Oh, that mad trip!
I do remember. - Yes.
And somehow, we managed to sneak into the Taj at night.
I remember.
And it was a full moon and we kept rolling joint after joint
and we were singing all kinds of songs.
All night. - 'Break on through to the other side.' - You took off
your clothes and were dancing. - I remember that.
It's very silly, but that memory keeps coming back to me.
Cheers to you. - Cheers, Brother. Oh, come on, KK. Come on.
Come on. Have another drink.
You'll have many more happy memories in life.
I'm sure. - I just wanted to share it with you guys.
Hey, come on. - Good night. - KK, where are you going, man?
Good night. - Break on to this side, Brother.
Bye. - I tell you, this is going to be one nice night.
Come on. Stay. - You take care. - Bye.
Does it look like I'm done? - She has sent it. - Who? - Her.
Hi.
Help.
Stop.. Help.
Please help.
Please help me. - What happened?
Hey, come on. Leave her.
She is with us. - No, I'm not with them.
Don't you understand? She is with us. Come on. Leave.
I won't spare him.
Stop..
Leave him. Let's go.
Stop.
Hey! Are you okay? What's happening? - What happened to her?
She is not answering. - Yes, she looks like a hooker.
Let's go. - Wait. - Delhi is very unsafe.
Come on, let's go.. - Let's go..
Take this.
Thank you.
Where shall I drop you?
P-Panchsheel.
Piya..
How will I survive in this house after you've gone?
Can't believe you went into dad's office and confronted him.
Mom. - How on earth did you manage to convince him?
I don't know. - Hey! You okay?
Yes. I just had a long night.
Okay, baby. I have to rush. Go to work. - Okay.
Okay, bye.
Hey. - Hey.
So, I slept with someone last night.
Was that wrong?
I don't know. - I like her.
So, how do you feel?
Superb.
What time are you coming into work?
I don't know. - Well, don't be late. I have to get going.
What happened to you?
I'm in love.
What do I do? Tell me. What can I do?
He is investing in my fields and my equipment.
Is it wrong to think of oneself? Tell me.
It's not wrong. But, there's something called business.
We are buying potatoes from you since 15 years.
I never even signed a contract with you.
And you.. - Didn't you benefit out of it? - That's wrong.
Both of us benefitted out of it. At times you, and sometimes me.
That's how businesses run, on the basis of trust.
You trust me, I'll trust you. That is business.
No, Mr. Kapoor. Not on the basis of trust.
I'll tell you how a business is run. Come, see.
Take this, Mr. Kapoor. Take a look. This is how work is done.
So many papers. So many contracts..
Every minute detail is written in it.
That's how business is done.
You'll teach me how business is done?
You have signed a contract with Kipper, right?
That's it. That's the end of it.
You are 16. But she is married
with a kid.
The marriage is not going well, you know.
Veer.
Come on.
You have never even met her. You probably never will.
You know, it's probably some guy or one of these bunch of girls
partying and just watching you do your stuff.
I know she is not lying.
I know it. She's not lying.
You have to get out of this virtual world. You just have to.
Veer.
Did you tell her?
Anything unpleasant about your children and I'm supposed
to be the messenger. - My children?
You also share a relationship with them.
And these are not my decisions.
These are your decisions. So, you speak to her.
Okay, look, there is something wrong.
Viraj said she didn't come to the restaurant.
She's gone into her room and locked herself in
and refusing to open the door.
It's nothing serious.
How do you know it's nothing serious? - I know it.
You know what's wrong with her?
Then, why won't you tell me?
Because there's nothing to tell, Meena.
Oh, my God! Why is this house so secretive? I don't know.
I mean, what did I do? Where did I go wrong? Really.
Meena, there's no.. It's not serious.
Okay, fine.
You want me to speak to her? I'll speak to her now.
And you deal with the consequences. All right?
Hey. - Your father has changed his mind. You get it?
Hey, Dad. - You cannot move out of the house.
What's up? - Good.
All my life, when I actually needed a dad, you were not there
for me, and now what? You want me locked up
in this house, so you can play loving father and make up
for the lost years?
It's all about you. Isn't it?
You think I don't know about Veer?
Mom told me. She was dead against having him.
What are you talking.. - But you insisted. Didn't you?
Why? So that you could have
a second chance at being a good father after having made a mess
out of me and brother.
Dad, I'm really sorry. But that's not how it works.
I'm moving out and that's that.
What is she talking about, Mom?
Mind your language, Veer.
Dad.
How can we lodge an FIR when nothing has happened?
I could have been raped.
I could have been raped..
Look, ma'am, tell me something.
Did you take the drop willingly?
Yes.
Did he beat you? - No. But he grabbed me
and he wouldn't let me go. It was getting violent.
Look, ma'am
speak in Hindi. Okay? - He tried
to rape me. - Listen to me..
You went to the club with that guy willingly and danced.
You got drunk.
Then, you got into his vehicle willingly.
And you kissed that guy.
How did he force you when you did everything willingly?
I could have been raped. - But it didn't happen, ma'am.
But, it could have happened. - Ma'am, it didn't happen, right?
We can't lodge an FIR. We can't put that in the record.
People like you come to lodge FIR.
Nothing has happened.
What should we investigate? Tell me.
The media says that we don't lodge FIR.
We have a small team. Think about us as well.
Good food. - It's okay. Not so good.
People like me can't even come here. Thanks to this.
No one is recognising you.
But I'm glad you could make it.
Did you speak to AJ?
You're crazy. - What do you think? Will he ever speak to AJ?
He won't speak to him ever.
He is crazy. - Is the food good, sir?
It's too good.. - The 'Pasanda' could have been better.
Look, until you marinate the 'Pasanda' using papaya and curd
it doesn't taste good.
And if you marinate it for an entire day and then roast it..
It tastes really good. - That's a good idea..
What a point! Thank you. - Be thankful to your mother
that she gave birth to you. Or I'd have gone to the eatery nearby.
The food tastes terrible.
Do you remember? Last time, when we went there..
Sir, the thing is, he is my brother.
There's always an ugly duck in the family.
Eat food.
Mister, don't mind his words.
He talks nonsense. - He is joking. - No, sir.
You're done. Come on.. - What?
Hello.. This is not your drawing room.
It's a restaurant. We'll leave only after we're done eating.
We'll go respectfully. - Hey, come here.
Come on. - What? - Hey.. - It's done, sir.
Hey, hello. What..
Be in your limits. - You'll teach me my limits?
What's happening? - Take the plates away.
You'll explain to me? - Do you know who you are talking to?
Who? - Who you are talking to!
He is a minister. - Is he?
Do you think I'm a fool? - Fool? Hold on..
Have you gone crazy? Have you lost your mind!
Mohan Kaul. Minister.
Central Government of India. Got it? He's asking who I am.
Come on. - What ministry is he into?
I never saw him. - You didn't recognise me?
Which channel does he work for? - Hold on..
Okay. It's okay if you haven't seen him. - We're going. Come. Stop it.
It's done. - What did I do? - Nothing. Come on. - What?
Give me Rs. 1000 first. - Please, leave. - We are going..
Leave. - Show me your guts in my area. - We're leaving..
Let's go, you idiot. - He's lost his mind.
Come on. Run!
Oh, shit!
I forgot my wig.
Hey! No one knows you. Why do you need to put on a wig?
What is wrong with you guys?
Why did you create a ruckus?
And you're a bloody minister, for God's sake. - So what? - So?
Didn't you enjoy? - I don't like all this nonsense.
Please. Don't talk nonsense.
You used to love these adventures.
He used to love these. - That time was different. Okay?
We were different.
I don't enjoy this anymore. - What do you enjoy doing, KK?
You want to know? - Yes. - Nothing.
I don't enjoy anything.
And that's just me.
We could have gotten into trouble, Sohail. - Come on, KK. Come on.
You know, there was a time when you loved shit like this.
Look at you now.
You know, there's a term for someone like you.
What term? - Just can't have any fun anymore.
Just can't derive any pleasure from something
that used to excite him earlier.
What is the term, Minister? - Anhedonia.
Yes.. Anhe.. What? - Donia.
What's this disease? Piles?
Will you stop being crass for a minute? Please.
Come on, let's go. - Come on.. - Looks like he has one.
There is contract farming everywhere.
Do you remember, Ravi? We used to enter any field just like that
and pick the best potatoes. See now.
Don't worry, sir. We'll get the right supplier.
Yes, Mohan? - Listen, Kapil.
Now don't overreact to what I'm going to say, okay?
I met Indira Puri the other day.
She knows we're friends.
She said Kipper would be interested in working
something out with King Chips. - It's called a buyout.
Look, Kapil, I'm only trying to help.
If I can facilitate something, I'd be happy.
I appreciate it, Mohan. - So, what do I tell her?
Tell me. - There's nothing to tell.
Kap..
Sir, you bottle everything up within yourself.
You don't share things with your family either.
You'll have something off your chest.
Sir, ma'am had called.
She was inquiring about the factory.
When? - About two months ago.
I said that everything is all right.
That there's nothing to worry about.. - Why didn't you
inform me earlier? - Sir, she asked me not to.
I'm sorry, sir, I have upset you.
Stop the car, Santosh. - Here, sir?
Yes, here. Stop the car!
Anyway, sir, what do you do?
I make films.
What do you mean by films? What kind of films?
What do you do? - I'm the king of Pataudi.
I mean, you drive trucks. But who do you drive it for?
Truck.. The truck's mine. - Okay.
But I transport goods for different companies.
What kind of goods? - Anything.
I transport potatoes, onions..
There are chips back there right now.
Which chips? What kind of chips?
Have you heard of a company named Kipper?
There are chips of Kipper in the back.
I'm going to their warehouse now.
Can I go to the warehouse with you?
Sir, do you intend to shoot a film there?
Maybe. Why not?
I'll have to see the location to shoot there, right?
People aren't allowed there just like that.
How are people allowed inside, then?
You must be joking! - Think of a way.
Your jacket.
You don't seem from around here.
No. I'm from Jharkhand.
Do you know where Jharkhand is?
I've heard of it. This.. It's a new state, right?
Yes.
Rebecca.. Rebecca is from Jharkhand.
Who? - The one who works in my house.
Many people come from there.
There's no development there.
Everything is happening here.
What can we do?
Why did you want to meet me?
I just wanted to meet you to thank you.
You know..
What happened that day, I didn't discuss it with anyone.
Neither family, nor friends..
Are you all right? - I don't know.
I mean, nothing happened.
I'll be all right.
I mean, I'm going to be okay.
I..
I don't know..
I don't know.
Greetings.
Greetings. How are you, Mohit?
Hi, Sejal. - Hi.
How are you? - Fine.
What are you doing? - Homework.
Homework? My name is.. - Sejal.
Sejal. Okay, my name is Sejal.
This is for chocolates, okay? Keep it.
How are you? - I'm all right.
Is the store running properly? - It's all right.
What about your business? - It's all right.
She is sleeping. - Okay.
How is everything? - It's all right.
How's Meenakshi? - She's fine.
Thank you.
Dear.
Hello, AJ. Hi, KK here.
Mr. KK! - AJ!
Oh, it's been too long! - 10 years.
You're looking well.
So are you, AJ. So are you.
Just look at you. Come.. sit.
Thank you. - Tea or coffee?
I don't mind some coffee.
How have you been, AJ? - I've been good.
So, these guys are coming in, and they're coming in, in a big way.
And I think we need to stop.
And I think King Chips is really in a position
to stop them, AJ.
But somebody has to believe in me.
The banks won't.
AJ, this is a brand that I'm not going to let go of
no matter what.
What happened to us, KK?
We were good friends. We were the best of friends.
Well, I suppose, we kind of drifted apart.
No, we didn't just drift apart.
You completely stopped talking to me.
I don't know what happened. None of us knew what happened.
No, I mean, if you don't want to talk about it, then it's okay.
No.. We can talk. - Mohan once told me
that it had something to do with something that I said.
I don't remember, AJ.
Well, try.
I don't remember the details. It was at..
At Mohan's cousin's wedding.
His musical ceremony, actually. We were all there.
Sohail, Mohan, you and I.
And we all had plenty to drink and
you know, Sohail picked up that German chick
and after that he said..
Because everybody was teasing me about how well I fit into
Meenakshi's family, you said..
'Kapil's theory is to fake it till you make it.'
That's what you said.
See how well you remember all the details, KK?
Well, it wasn't the first time you said something like that.
And it.. It really hurt me at that time.
But that was a long time back, AJ. I thought..
I thought we were here to talk business.
But we are talking business.
KK, you're one of those people who can never forgive or forget.
It's quite likely that someday I might say something
that I don't even mean, and you will never forgive me.
How then can we work together?
See, KK, purely from a business point of view
King Chips would be the ideal venture.
But for me to partner with you..
I need to know that you're no more the small-minded
and unforgiving man you used to be.
So, reassure me, KK, that you have mended your ways.
And maybe we can work out something.
Okay.
I don't know how I just unloaded all my stuff on you.
But it was just meant to be about..
You know..
It didn't mean anything to you? - Look at you, Veer!
You're 16-years-old! You're not even out of school!
I don't see the co-relation between feelings
and academic qualifications.
Okay.. Listen, I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry for having lead you on.
But the thing is, me and my husband..
We've both made mistakes, but we still love each other.
I'm sorry, Veer.
You know, when you grow up, you'll understand
about these things, okay? Anyway, I have to go now.
What are you doing?
What are you doing, Meenakshi? You know you can't smoke here.
It's one thing I hate. You know you can't smoke here.
I want out.
You want out of what? - I want out!
I want a divorce.
What are you talking about? - I'm serious.
Did anything happen? What happened?
You stopped loving me a long time ago, so let's not pretend.
Meenakshi, what are you saying!
I love you, Meenakshi! - No, you don't!
You don't! You don't.. You don't..
Meenakshi.. - You don't. - Meenakshi
I swear to God, I love you. What happened, Meenakshi?
I can't..
Please stop crying, Meenakshi. Please.
You want some water?
No! No!
I know, Meenakshi, I haven't been able to spend time with you lately.
And I know we haven't been intimate in a while, but..
Intimate?
But that doesn't mean.. - I don't remember the last time
that you wanted to be intimate with me!
I don't remember the last time you wanted to hold my hand!
Except in public, because in public
you always do the right thing!
You're over-reacting. Calm down.. - I'm not!
I'm not..
Stop crying. What will the kids think?
I don't care what they think!
Why do you care what they think?
Why do you care what the world thinks?
All your life, all you've thought about is what other people think.
Why can't you just do what you want
and not care about what the others think!
Come on! Come on.. - Move it!
Move! - Bring that here!
Break this. - Break it..
Go from here!
Hey! Just a minute!
Get him! - I'm the owner. Talk to me.
Talk to me. - You own this place?
Take care of the guests. Take care of the guests, right now!
You own this place? - Yes, I own this place.
Who are you guys? - We're from the Union of Cultural Preservation.
Hey! What's your name? What's your name!
Viraj Kapoor. What's your name?
How does that matter? Shut this place. shut it!
Just a minute. Why should I shut it?
What have you written on the board outside!
Which board? - What's the eatery's name?
Mantra. Why do you care?
Do you know the meaning of Mantra?
The devotion of Indians is attached to it!
They worship their Gods with it! You'll have to pay for it.
People like you humiliate all the Hindus!
I've had enough of you. Get out of here!
Get out! - Hey.. - Get out!
Do you even know who you're talking to?
Viraj, no..
How dare he hit me! I'll kill him!
Calm down!
Hey! - Hey, move! Calm down..
Look at me, all right? I'm going to handle this one.
You stay right here. - Break everything!
Listen to me, sir. It's our fault.
Look at him staring at me! - I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry.
Forgive us, it's our fault. - Explain to him then!
Forget about him. - You understand us, right!
I respect your organisation.
See what happened then.. - Not now.. The name will be
changed in front of everyone.
Hey.. - You know Manish? I know him very well.
Manish? - Then.. - We respect him very much
Let's go. - That's why I haven't said anything offensive yet.
Let's go outside and talk.
Come on.. - But people who do this will suffer.
Explain to him. - No.. It's nothing like that.
Come on! Let's go! We won't stay mum!
What were you planning to do, Viraj?
Call up dad?
Call up dear grandpa, the Governor?
By that time, they would have damaged half the restaurant.
Am I going to incur losses just because you get slapped?
Your Punjabi ego can't take it.
Come on! This is India.
You're going to suck up to the system?
You want to do business? That's how it's done.
And that's never going to change.
What's the latest on the teacher from Jharkhand?
Nothing.
Why isn't anybody eating?
We're eating. - I'm hungry. - Mom. - I'm eating.
I'm eating. - How are things, Viraj?
How was your day?
Good. - Good.
Mom, actually, just pass me the curry.
Yes. Gravy.
My day was fine. - I didn't ask for the..
I asked for the curry, Mom.
What's the latest on Mumbai Mantra?
We've got a place. It'll take some time to build.
Okay. - Veer, water, please.
So, is that the only thing on your mind, or is there something else?
I'm done. - What's happened to you, buddy?
Not really hungry.
Is Mumbai Mantra your only focus or.. Veer, sit down.
Dad, I'm not hungry. - Sit down.
Can't eat anymore. - You didn't eat anything.
You don't talk to me, you psycho.
Watch your language, Veer!
Finish all this. - Dad, what are you..
Finish it. - Shit!
Let me just help you with that. - Thanks.
You didn't have a problem with brother's..
Cyber, stop barking! Calm it down!
God, that dog!
Why are you wearing baggy clothes all of a sudden?
I think it's just some psycho fashion statement.
What's happened to you, Veer? - You don't push it, okay?
Okay.. The three of you, stop it! Stop it.
And watch your language, Veer.
Viraj, I asked you a question, you didn't.. - Yes, Dad.
I've only got time for Mumbai Mantra right now.
What's wrong with this family?
We're having a family dinner after such a long time!
And then, Viraj is going to start Mantra in Mumbai.
I think it's time to celebrate. - I think it's a little
too early for that. - Come on.
To the magic of Mantra! Guys!
Cheers! - Good luck, Brother.
Cheers. - The King is dead.
Long live the king! - What?
Nothing. - It's just a line from a movie.
Excuse me.
Yes? - Hi! - Hey!
It's odd. You bring a nice car.
Oh, you're still the man with a dog.
Can I put on some music?
It's a nice view, man. It's a nice view.
Can you tell me, Mr. Man with Dog..
What do you do in life for..
Well, I have a company that's going bankrupt!
It's as if you weren't that!
Hey, you're free to be bankrupt.
How are you?
How are you.. - Good..
Come out. - Wait..
How are you.. - Good!
Oh! Give me a hug! Okay, buddy?
You look after your husband.
Thank you, Mohan. - You're welcome.
Once again, you take it easy.
Come on.
You're going to drive? - Yes.
Come on. Go in.
Veer and Piya don't know about this.
And I suggest we keep it that way.
I had fun.
They could have kept you behind bars.
But I must admit, I'm rather proud of you.
Really?
Me too! I'm also quite proud of me!
Can someone please tell me what's going on here?
Nothing is going on. No, let's not tell him!
Nothing is going on, Viraj.
In life, you always have regrets.
Because you have to choose from all these things that you want.
You cannot get them all.
But in the end, when you're old
you just hope that you're left with the right regrets.
I like your apartment.
Good.
What happened?
Hello! Yes, Mom! What?
Mom, I can't hear you! What!
My friend, you should leave all this going behind the bars
and things like that to us politicians.
I'm so sorry, Dad.
I just didn't realise how bad things were for you.
I was so caught up. - It's okay, Viraj. It's done.
It's done.
Hey, you've dominated the market for 12 years.
Five years you kept Kipper away. You've had a dream run, KK.
Sure. - Hello, everyone. Sorry, I'm late.
Hi! - Hi.
Everyone, this is Shazia Siddiqui.
Shazia, my father. - Kapil. Nice to meet you. - Finally!
That's Mr. Mohan, of course.
Of course. - How do you do?
That's Ravi, the CFO of the company.
Nice to meet you, ma'am. - Please.
Shazia here is an expert in mergers and acquisitions, so I thought
I'd call her today.
Tea? - No, thanks.
Well, this is where the company's at right now.
Not the healthiest it's been, but this is where we are.
See, I'm not worried about the evaluation.
I'm sure you'll look into that.
But there are two things which are very important to me.
One, they have to retain all the workers.
All of them.
And two, they can't kill the brand.
It's taken me a lifetime to build King Chips.
They can't just trash it, you know, in the can.