Yes, it's the first six
and the new batsman has arrived at the pitch.
And the second over starts.
First ball.
Short pitch ball and short pitch delivery.
The batsman pulls on the back foot, and that's an awesome catch!
Out! Yes!
The new batsman comes to the pitch.
Slow delivery, and it's a catch!
Anu!
There's pressure on the opponent's team.
The fans look disappointed,
trying to affect bowler's concentration.
But
-the bowler is getting ready for-- -Stop it. I have upcoming exams.
Don't act too smart. Go practice outside.
Outside?
-No one will be there right now. -Anu, please.
And it's a catch!
Strong and simple balance surrounded by the grounded fruits. Also...
Anu, stop it. I am going to call Mom.
She will scold you and drag you out of the room. Get out!
Get out? No one can make me get me out.
Mom!
Get out!
Get out quickly!
There are many people outside.
They are taking Mr. Gupta on a stretcher.
-Ram naam satya hai -Ram naam satya hai
The people are sad.
They see him off and remember God.
Mr. Gupta is clean bowled
and is going back to the pavilion.
Grandpa, they are going to take Mr. Gupta there and burn him, right?
Yes.
That's what our holy book says,
so that his soul rests in peace.
Will he be reincarnated?
I hope he doesn't, the old man used to shout a lot!
Grandpa, did Columbus use a compass to discover the US?
He didn't have Google back then.
GPS, Grandpa.
Yes, right.
New technology comes, and the old one becomes useless.
Grandpa, did Columbus play cricket?
Cricket? No.
Columbus' life was boring then. That poor thing.
-He didn't even play cricket. -Right, he didn't.
Mister, the machine is working, right? I need photocopies of this.
Only man works. This machine does wonder.
Yes. I need five copies of this quickly.
There's lot of excitement in the crowd.
The batsman is ready.
They took the dead body away?
The batsman carefully takes the original and puts it in the photocopy machine.
What happened to him? Was he ill?
Yes, he had an illness called old age!
Old age is very bad,
you become useless.
Good thing that he passed out.
Right.
There's skillful wrist movement,
trying to place the ball within the gap.
Mister.
Please hurry up. I need to submit these.
Look, this is a work of art. It will take a few minutes.
Don't be restless. Please sit down for the meantime.
It will be done in two minutes.
Run rate is very slow.
Five balls remaining.
And the light brightens up,
and in the middle of this, the captain's phone...
Hello?
Yes, I am coming!
I am at the shop.
Don't move from the queue.
The bowler loses his patience.
Next ball,
will it be a six or out?
it will be decided by the third umpire.
The suspense is building up.
Let's see if it's out or not.
That's what we were afraid of.
Does the batsman have no clue
-how this happened? -Well...
Here, take this.
Art?
After taking so long, this is what your machine has printed?
The bowler has started shouting.
Even if I wear glasses, I won't see it.
It looks okay.
No! Give back the original one.
I wasted my time here for nothing.
It's quite okay!
If you think it's okay, then keep it.
You can use my mark sheet to wrap some food.
His mark of 35.6% didn't make him upset,
but my photocopy did?
It's looks fine, except the corners.
Come on. Mr. Soennecken, what has happened to you?
Grandpa, I feel very sad when someone shouts at you.
You say that Mr. Soennecken is the best.
But someone who gets a mark of 35.6%, how can he understand this?
Even Mom says
Mr. Soennecken is old and has become useless.
Come here.
Friedrich Soennecken.
He invented this machine.
When I bought it from my office's clearance sale,
people had gathered to see it.
This machine is not useless.
It's timeless.
Timeless?
It's a photocopy with my timeless memories.
But Grandpa, old things should be thrown away, right?
I am also old.
Will your dad throw me away?
Come here.
You know Anu, our family, our house,
everything was built because of Mr. Soennecken.
You know, when your dad was your age,
I got a huge order from the Ministry Office.
Mr. Soennecken and I stayed up all night
and printed very fine, first-class photocopies.
The Minister was so impressed.
He kept giving me orders after orders.
After seeing the photocopies,
he himself said that such fine work only an artist can do.
But Grandpa, Mr. Soennecken is just a machine.
Grandpa, three companies have sent an e-mail.
They are all saying the same thing, they don't make this part anymore.
Please search properly.
Mr. Soennecken can't see, and he desperately needs a new lens.
What did you find through Google?
Just wait for a few years, Grandpa!
Tanu will make the lens for you once she becomes an engineer.
She studies so much!
They are playing, and we are just sitting outside.
They are older, so they bully us.
What if they are older>
The cricket ground is in the name of Bal Gangadhar Tilak,
not in their name.
They asked us to leave.
Just because we are kids, we can't be respected?
I am the captain, but they still didn't respect me.
That reminds me... Raghu, can I be the captain this time?
You are the captain all the time.
Captain?
Being a captain is not that easy, buddy! It's quite stressful.
You won't be able to manage. I know you well.
You can't even bat well,
but still, I always give you the first batting, don't I?
Really?
And what about all those times I have saved you by being an umpire.
Last time, you were clean-bowled twice,
and I said "no ball" both times.
Everyone was abusing me because of you.
I think you let me bat first, so I get out.
But for the rest of the day, I become the umpire to keep saving you.
Okay, fine, you'll be the vice-captain starting today.
Really? I am the vice-captain?
Starting today, you are my best friend.
Starting today? What do you mean?
Starting today!
And the batsman picks up the Tinday and puts it on the plate.
-This is serious. -Mom, why did you make Tinday again?
Why? What's wrong with Tinday?
Don't you know that I don't like this vegetable?
Sunday or Monday...
Every day Tinday!
Hey, cricket commentator, this isn't a TV show. Eat your food quietly.
He won't eat properly. He won't study properly.
He only talks about cricket and bothers Tanu.
What am I hearing, Anu?
Yes, Dad. He bothers me a lot.
He doesn't even let me study peacefully.
Tanu needs a separate room, Neeraj.
I've been saying it for so long, but nobody listens to me.
Such a big room for a machine, that is absolutely useless.
I think Mr. Soennecken should retire now.
Whatever food is served, just eat it quietly.
Will you misbehave like this in your grandma's house too?
-Grandma's house? -Oh, yes. I completely forgot.
Tomorrow, we are going to Raj Peepla. Just you and me.
We'll have fun!
What match?
Your grandma wants to see you. It's been a long time.
Tanu has exams.
Otherwise, we will all go...
I am not going.
If he goes, then I can finally study peacefully for a few days.
I hate Tinday!
Anu.
I will go and speak to him.
Anu.
Both of them have not touched their food.
If they don't want it, we should stop getting this vegetable.
Tell me,
why are you after that machine?
What do you mean? Was I wrong?
Tanu, Dad has been looking for that part, could you find it?
Oh, that lens? No, I couldn't find it.
I have sent an e-mail to five companies, and three of them replied no.
If that machine gets removed, we will get an extra room.
Tanu can study properly.
Even Dad should rest now.
You know Dad. That machine is his life.
It keeps him busy.
-I don't mean to trouble him. -Then what?
Why don't you speak to him once?
Why should I?
You keep speaking on behalf of me.
But clearly, it's not showing any results,
so why don't speak up for once? Directly?
Okay, I will do it.
Do it today. Right now.
You talk like my boss,
"Whatever work you have, do it. Right now!"
Tanu, keep that phone away.
Let me first have Tinday?
Thank you for saving me from Tinday.
You should have gotten up earlier.
I became the vice-captain for the first time.
Now what?
Destiny puts everyone through a test.
What does that mean?
It means
that when we take an exam, we read the question and give the answer.
But in this case, destiny gives the answer and we ask the question.
That means I won't go because of Grandma,
-but because of destiny. -Yes, absolutely. That's possible.
If you are destined to play cricket, you will definitely play cricket.
Dad.
I need to talk to you.
Yes, about what?
Actually, about Mr. Soennecken.
Yes, Tanu was telling me that she can't find the lens.
Do you think that's possible?
No, that's not possible.
It's a German machine.
Does anyone in your office how to write in German?
German? Why, Dad?
I think we should write a letter to them in German.
Okay, I will check.
But nowadays, you can translate on the Internet.
English to German, or German to English.
Okay, so let's write to them in German.
I don't know if I will find that part.
If destiny allows it, then you will find it.
Come on, Anu. You need to sleep now.
We need to leave in the morning.
I thought I would be late.
But I am glad the train got delayed.
When Indian Railways is around, how can you be late?
Are they genuinely interested?
Oh, yes. It's a big hotel chain.
But my sister cannot decide.
That's why we called you.
I remember that on our wedding day,
even the mansion was decorated so well, it looked like a bride.
I think it even looked better than Aditi.
Hey, that's not fair.
You can't compare Aditi with anything.
Yes, that's true!
When it comes to dressing up, no one can match Aditi.
Hey, Anu, are you sleeping?
So, Mr. Kohli,
how come you became Gautam Gambhir today?
I think he is just tired.
Grandma, who are those people?
What are they doing?
This mansion is going to become a hotel.
The mansion is becoming a hotel?
So, next time we come here, we'll stay in a hotel?
Will there be room service?
I don't know about that.
Actually, the mansion is quite old. It's run-down now.
I'm also old now. I can't maintain such a huge mansion.
So these people will renovate the mansion
and make it into a hotel.
That will be good, right?
Grandpa also has the same problem.
Even his photocopy machine has become very old.
That's the problem with old age.
Whether it's a human or a machine.
You know, Grandma, this is all destiny.
Come. I'll show you your room.
Everything looks good.
Just double-check the renewal clause once more.
Yes, we will check it again.
All the measurements are absolutely correct.
My brother-in-law himself did all the paperwork.
You can trust him.
He was a true landlord.
Well, I knew him, that's why we got interested in this mansion.
You know, many years back when I had met him,
I remember we had discussed this hotel venture with him.
Today, it has become a reality.
By the way, how much time would the paperwork take?
Subodh?
Once we get the NOC from the authorities,
then we start the other procedures.
Yes, two to three months.
Two to three months.
Okay.
So many books.
This was your grandpa's study room.
Grandpa had a study room!
I only have a study table
that Tanu also uses.
That's why I am telling you, you should stay here with me.
Grandma.
Is this a gramophone?
Yes.
Your grandpa used to listen to it all day.
Now, just like this house,
this gramophone has been quiet.
Grandma, I want to listen to it. How do you play this?
Let's see, what should you listen to?
In 1970's Brazilian jazz was quite popular.
Your grandpa's favorite.
I also listened to it because of him.
Grandma, what are you doing?
Here's the best part, you don't need electricity to play this gramophone.
Grandma, this is my room!
Okay. The photos attached are sent now.
What does that mean?
The photos we chose earlier, I have attached them to the e-mail.
That means they were sent?
Very good.
I hope you sent it to the right address.
You typed the correct address, right? With the pin code and everything?
Grandpa, they asked for the pictures to check the exact model and availability.
-It has nothing to do with the address. -Nothing to do with the address?
Why don't you write a letter to them in German?
German?
Stop. I'll get off here.
Grandpa, wait a minute.
-Uncle. -Hey, Tanu.
How are you?
-How are you? -Mom, look who's here!
Who came?
Mom!
Oh, Nitin!
You came again without notice. Why didn't you call?
If I call, how will it be a surprise?
You and your surprises!
If you had called, I would have prepared some good food.
Now, you will have to eat Tinday.
Oh, no. Please, no Tinday.
Slowly.
Carefully.
You got everything, right?
Yes, I got everything.
Please place it here.
What's in that big box?
Just wait. It's another surprise!
-Uncle. -Where is Dad?
Dad? Where else? He's in his shop.
Dad.
-What's inside? -Wait.
Oh, Tanu. I have written a letter in German.
-Oh, Nitin. -Dad.
When did you come?
Just now! What letter, Dad?
-Letter for Mr. Soennecken. -Can we please open this box?
-Patience. Wait. -What is this? Anu's PlayStation?
-This big? -No. I've got something else for him.
Tanu.
-Exams are coming. You know that, right? -This is for you.
You shouldn't have bothered.
Open it.
You should save some money.
This so beautiful.
-Is this for Anu? So big. -Nice.
This is for Dad.
What is this?
But
this is made in Japan.
Yes. It's the latest technology, Dad.
Dad, Tanu told me that your machine has been malfunctioning.
So I thought to give you this, you know, it's the best and latest technology.
What is it, Dad?
-You don't like it? -It's not that.
It's just that my machine is absolutely okay.
The lens just has a few scratches.
Tanu sent some companies an e-mail.
We should hear from them soon.
Hello?
Uncle, there's a call from Dubai.
From Dubai? On the landline?
Hello? Deepak?
Why are you calling on the landline?
What are you saying?
I am not picking up?
Let me check and call you back. Okay.
Where is my phone?
Tanu, could you look for my phone?
Keep looking. I don't know where it is.
Anu,
have some milk.
Grandma, look what I found in Grandpa's bookshelf?
Don Bradman.
Since you arrived, you have stayed in this room.
Just like your grandpa,
who was always immersed in music and books.
Why don't you go out and play?
Whom should I play with?
There are so many kids playing outside.
Today is Saturday, it's a holiday.
Go play with them.
Okay.
Now drink milk as well.
No, I won't drink milk.
What should we do now?
It's my house. I will bring it!
I can't find it.
-Jeez. -When was the last time you saw it?
I don't remember. The last time I used it was at the airport.
Try calling your phone.
Did you leave it at the airport?
No. I spoke to Deepak while leaving the airport.
Is it ringing?
It's ringing.
Yes, it's ringing.
We can't hear it. Is it on silent mode?
No, it's not on silent mode. The ringing volume is up.
We can't hear anything here?
What should we do?
Uncle, it's not outside.
It's nowhere to be found.
I don't know where it is I think I have lost it.
You must block your SIM card.
Yes. That's the first thing you should do.
My entire Europe trip.
Uncle, you can take this new phone.
Tanu, why don't you give me your old phone?
I will manage with that. It's only for a few days.
Uncle, you could take my old phone, but...
But what?
What happened?
No, this phone has a habit of falling, right>
There's one more problem.
If you charge it the whole day,
the battery lasts for only one to two hours.
If you don't charge it that much, it'd be dead in a few minutes.
What?
Close it. We are playing hide and seek.
You're hiding inside a chest?
I will get caught. Close it.
Okay. I am closing it.
Don't know where they come from.
Tea!
There's still no one picking up.
I think I have to block the SIM card.
Anyway, why do you need a phone?
You love to surprise everyone without calling them.
I'm troubled here, and you can still joke about it.
Are you listening?
How can it go on like this?
You think I like talking to you this way?
But what am I supposed to do?
My wife is no longer here, and I don't have any friends.
Except you. Who else will I talk to besides you?
People look at the photocopy
and say bad things to me about you.
How long can I keep explaining to them and praise you?
For how long can I go on about your efficiency?
Only hope is a new lens,
if I can find one.
Hey, Nagesh!
You are always busy with your German friend.
-Spend some time with us too. -Yes, of course.
Today, the whole team was there. Anu had fun, right?
Yes.
By the way, you were good at fielding.
I am also good at batting.
I am the vice-captain of my team.
-Okay, Vice-Captain! -Vice-Captain!
Today, luck was not on my side,
otherwise, I would have hit a six.
Okay. Come early tomorrow.
We have a match with the Nakawadi team.
Match?
We need one more member in our team.
So opening batting will be mine.
The pitch is not so good here. It will be difficult for you.
Okay, listen, how about second down?
Yes. Second down will be perfect.
Okay. We'll have fun. I will ask my grandma and come.
Yes, ask your grandma.
But make sure to be there on time.
Okay. See you tomorrow.
We need to plan for tomorrow's match.
I think the lease is the best option.
They will renovate, maintain, and do a lot of things,
but the property will also stay in your name.
You know the best.
But you all are leaving so soon.
I thought you'll be staying for a few days.
-Dad, we are leaving? -Yes, son!
You said we are going to stay the entire weekend.
I have a match today. I will have to miss it, again!
Your uncle, Nitin, has come from Dubai, that's why we need to leave.
Uncle Nitin has arrived?
-That means my PS4 is also there. -Yes!
Go get ready now.
I will have to come back for the paperwork.
Next time, I will bring everyone.
Yes, please.
Nitin.
Oh, Sumi!
When did you arrive?
Yesterday, how are you?
When? You got married?
Not yet. I'm getting married next month.
Let's hang out, and I'll tell you details.
Of course. Let's meet, I'll only stay here.
When?
Let's meet tomorrow.
-Yes. -Okay.
Sumi is still the same.
She hasn't changed a bit.
No point talking about her.
She is getting married.
How does that concern me?
Everyone gets married, except you.
Goodness.
I know a very good girl. Will you meet her?
But who will marry a guy who doesn't even have a phone?
Don't change the topic.
If you don't want an arranged marriage, then why don't you find love?
But even if I marry for love, the problem is the same.
What?
Now, tell me. What every girl wants is to call her husband
and ask him to get vegetables on his way back from the office, right?
But my phone battery only lasts 30 minutes,
how will I get the vegetables?
When you get married, your presents will all be phones.
Lose as many as you want.
What is this?
After taking so long, this is what your machine prints?
I can't see anything.
-Listen-- -My time has been wasted.
You should have told me it's not working.
-No it's not that. I... -You call this art?
-See? -The art of fooling customers!
It's simple, sir.
No, please wait. I will make another copy.
Who is shouting these?
-It happens every day. -If I submit this,
my child won't be admitted.
It's simple, sir.
No, please wait. I will make another copy.
So, I'll have to wait for another half an hour?
Excuse me, sir. What happened? Why are you shouting?
-What's the problem? Why are you shouting? -Is this how you fool customers?
If I submit this certificate to my child's school,
do you think my child will be admitted?
-See for yourself. -Okay, please wait.
-Wait? I've been waiting since earlier. -Please wait.
Please don't shout. Just wait.
Take these and leave. They're free.
And if you ever speak to him like this again,
I won't let you off.
Okay. Now just leave.
-No, I didn't mean to... -You got your copies, right?
Please go.
Dad, what is this? I just got you a new machine.
Why are you not using it?
This machine is absolutely fine.
Just a few scratches on the lens,
that's why sometimes the exposure is not correct.
But when I clean it properly,
it prints a perfect photocopy.
I don't know what happened today.
Dad, look, I know that this machine has provided us a lot.
But we are expecting too much out of Mr. Soennecken.
You should let it rest. Let it go.
Let it go.
Mister, what's happening?
-I don't know. -Step on the clutch.
Let me take it to the side.
Oh, god. How troublesome.
What happened, Dad?
Where is it going?
Stop. Step on the brake.
It's all gone!
Now we will miss the train.
Oh, mister.
It's time to buy a new car now.
The train won't be late every day.
It was working perfectly until now.
It will work again.
Let me check.
"Old is gold." That's all we've been hearing.
Yes. We are on our way.
Actually, his car has stopped working again.
Yes.
Anu, come here!
Let's go. Hurry up.
We will be late.
Come and sit here.
It just started.
I need to go.
Anu, where are you going?
Anu!
-Where are you going? -Back to Grandma's house!
-Why? -I need to go!
Come.
I need to go back. I have left something there.
-What did you leave? -My cricket ball.
You want to go back 20km for a cricket ball? Come, let's go.
I will buy you a new one once we are back home.
No. I only want that ball.
We will miss the train. Come.
Why are you running away? Let's go. Hurry.
I need to go. Please let me go back!
Sit down.
Please, Dad. Let me go back.
No, Dad. I only want that ball! Dad, please.
Why don't you understand? Dad, please let me go!
Let me go!
My cricket ball.
Yes, Mr. Sharma. You are right.
Space is always an issue in this city.
I have removed the machine.
I'm thinking of renovating it into a kid's room.
That's a good idea.
What do you think, should I call the mason, Rajan?
-No. -But why?
Don't do the mistake of calling Rajan.
He is an excellent con man.
He worked on my house before,
and I am still suffering because of that.
-Okay. -Please make sure you don't call him.
-Okay. -Ask some other guy.
-Okay. Bye. -Bye.
Good morning, Mr. Soennecken.
Mom.
Mom, the side mirror!
I told Nitin not to remove the scooter from under the staircase.
But Mom, Grandpa's machine doesn't fit anywhere else.
That machine is still causing trouble
even if it's been removed from the room.
Now, it is occupying the space under the staircase.
One day the entire scooter will get stolen, just wait and watch.
Listen, this will be my number for a few days.
Save it as "Nitin's temporary." Okay.
Please also inform the office.
Yes, hello?
Oh, no, the battery got drained again!
How troublesome.
I... Where did you find that phone?
Oh, god. Shit!
Where did you find it?
Okay. Thank god. I have been calling for so long.
I thought...
Mom, where are you?
Mom, I need to pay my tuition. I'll be late.
You are coming to drop me off, right?
I will call you back sometime.
What happened, Uncle?
Tanu, I just found my phone.
-You found it? -Yes.
Don't forget the treat.
You're outside? Give me two minutes. I'm coming.
I'm leaving.
I thought you were going to drop Tanu off?
You know this stall wasn't there before. It's new.
Oh, Anu, at least take your bag.
I have been waiting for you, guys.
Hi, was the train late?
He was misbehaving again.
The train was on time.
It was a nice movie, wasn't it? You were crying throughout the film.
Were you watching me or the movie?
Anyway, tell me, when are you going back?
You are in a hurry to send me back.
I just wanted to know.
Oh, Sumi. Why are you so formal with me?
I didn't make the movie.
You won't be able to make a movie.
-Go to Dubai and design buildings, okay? -Yes. You go home. Okay.
-Okay. Bye. -Okay.
Hey, buddy.
What happened?
You lost a match?
Since you came back, you've been sitting quietly in your room.
You didn't even say hi to me.
Hi, Uncle.
"Hi, Uncle." See what I've got for you.
That's amazing. What's happening, Tanu?
No one seems to like my gifts.
Thank you, Uncle.
What? "Thank you"?
Just cheer up and come down,
then I will beat you when we play this PS4.
Why is he behaving like this?
Actually, when he went to Grandma's house, he missed his match here.
Why did Dad suddenly gave it up? How did you convince him?
Well, you couldn't do it, so...
-What do you mean? -It's okay, Neeraj.
The best part is Tanu got her own room.
Yes, Tanu got a room. But my scooter became homeless.
And your scooter's side mirror also got stolen.
Where is Anu?
He is in his room.
He's not in a good mood.
He won't eat dinner. He won't come down.
What happened to him? Even my PS4 didn't cheer him up.
He didn't even speak to Uncle properly.
He has forgotten his cricket ball in Raj Peepla.
That's why.
I'll bring a buy a new one tomorrow on my way back from the office.
Office. How are things at work, Neeraj?
It's fine. I might get a promotion.
-Don't worry. I am sure, you will get it. -Surely.
Why don't you work too? The kids are older now.
You should also work.
The kids have grown, but not all. There are four kids in this house.
Four kids and me?
How naughty.
Tanu was saying you lost your phone.
He found it!
You already found it?
Yes, I'll get it back soon.
I knew Mr. Soennecken from my childhood days.
He was the most hardworking member of our family.
But as an artist...
Mr. Soennecken wasn't an artist, Dad.
What are you saying? Then...
The artist is you, Dad.
An artist
who used his magical touch to get my favorite hero's poster on my wall.
And when you didn't have the money to buy me school books,
you took my friend's book and printed a new book for me.
If you are not an artist, then who is, Dad?
You made our family
into a true photocopy of a perfect family, Dad.
After Mom's death, you became so lonely.
So I know that you must be feeling lonely today.
Neeraj, starting from tomorrow, you should drink then go to the office.
Usually, you don't talk much.
But today, after two drinks, you are talking so much.
Drink before you go out every day,
and you will surely get a promotion.
If you don't, I will change my name.
Open!
What happened, Anu?
Bad dream?
Bowled out for zero even in your dream?
You are okay, right?
You're running a fever!
Mom!
Oh, so that's it.
Take this, Tanu. Good morning Anu.
You don't have a fever anymore?
Good. Drink your milk.
I don't like milk.
What? You have to go to school tomorrow.
If I were careless, would I have put a password on my phone?
Did you take your lunch box?
Anu!
Mr. Soennecken?
What happened to Mr. Soennecken, Grandpa?
Mr. Soennecken has retired.
This is his replacement.
No. Why, Grandpa?
Since I left for Grandma's house, everything went wrong.
-No, listen... -Why did I go there?
I told you.
Grandpa, if we do something good...
Grandpa, please listen, okay?
If we do something good, will we go to heaven?
Yes.
But if we do something really bad, what happens to us?
Then you will go to hell.
Where do you think Mr. Gupta went?
Why are you asking about this suddenly?
How about kids? They only go to heaven, right?
Why are you talking like this?
Hey, Rajan, it can be renovated, right?
Yes, sir.
We'll turn your shop into Tanu's room.
The renovation will turn out great, right?
Yes, sir, it will be well done.
Don't worry. Just leave it to me.
Do you know, Mr. Sharma? I've worked for him, you can ask him.
He's always happy with my work.
I know, he praises you a lot.
Yes, thank you. Hold it, please.
Okay, let go now.
Yes, Mom, everything is fine.
What?
When?
Seriously, how did all this happen?
Okay!
Anu, come down.
Anu!
He hasn't been coming to play for the last two days,
even in school, he didn't play with us.
He doesn't feel well, does he?
We have a match next week.
Anu!
You guys go, I'll send him.
When was the last time you saw your child?
She was just playing with her friends.
She didn't come back home in the evening.
I'm very scared.
I don't know where my child went.
Did you hear that? That's how a six-year-old child has gone missing.
She has been separated from her family.
-We don't know -Where were you?
if some hero will come and find her.
With cameraman Harish...
Your friends were calling for you.
If you're not going out to play,
why haven't you changed your clothes?
No, I don't like cricket.
You have a match next week.
What took you so long? I'm running late!
I need to go to the office.
If you get late one day, nothing will happen.
-Come on. -Let's go.
Let's go.
-Ready. -Let's go.
Neeraj,
you need to talk to Anu.
What happened?
He's acting strangely.
He doesn't even play Cricket anymore.
But he was playing all day in Raj Peepla.
He didn't even want to come back home.
I hope it's not some black magic.
If black magic can make people stop playing cricket,
then Pakistani players would have done black magic on Kohli back then.
I am really worried.
Let him be.
Take this. If I arrive late at work again, then my promotion won't happen.
Give me the scooter. What are you thinking?
Okay. Bye.
You are going out?
Yes.
Will you be back for dinner?
Yes, maybe, I don't know.
What does that mean>
Your flight back to Dubai is tonight. You know that, right?
Yes, I know that. What are you saying? I will be back by then.
Okay. Don't worry. Bye.
Don't ditch me, man.
Hi.
She should have been here by now. What's happening?
Excuse me.
Why? Can't I have one more?
Grandpa.
Sir.
Excuse me.
Please take these cups.
Sorry, sir.
I can keep sitting here and drink coffee all day, okay?
I have no other work.
Go, just get the bill.
Hey, wait a minute, stop!
Perry circle, please.
Hey, ma'am. This is my auto-rickshaw.
That's great.
With God's grace, one day, I hope you will own a taxi too.
No, I mean I had stopped this first.
You don't need to just stop one, you must go inside and sit down.
It was vacant, so I sat here. That's it!
But I'm the one who stopped it.
Even now you're stopping it.
-Why don't you only tell her? -Just decide please.
I'm the one who's sitting here, so I'm the passenger. Let's go.
Okay. I will take another auto-rickshaw.
Go.
Hello, where do you want to go?
Why?
If I'm going the same way, we could share this.
No, it's okay. I will manage. No worries.
Okay, I was just trying to help.
Usually, it's hard to hail an auto-rickshaw here.
Let's go.
Oh, okay.
Take Janak Road, please.
I mean, after dropping the lady.
-Bad day? -What?
No, looking at you, it seems that in the morning your forecast said
your day will be full of difficulties,
nothing will work out today, there will be obstacles along the way,
and even the ride you'll find must be shared with somebody.
And that person will ask you a question,
"Bad day?"
No, nothing like that.
If it's a bad day, then it's better.
Otherwise, if this is how you usually are, then there's a problem.
Excuse me, I don't think I need to answer this.
Will you mind your own business, please?
I am sure you are hiding something.
I am just not telling you.
And why should I tell you?
I don't even know you, who are you?
Yes, exactly! You should tell me.
I am not going to tell anybody and even if I do,
why does it matter to you?
Also, haven't you heard the saying,
"If you share your worries, they bother you less"?
So, the thing is...
-There's this girl-- -I knew it.
I knew there will be a girl in your story.
Should I tell you my story, or are you going to guess it?
Oh, yes, you sorry.
Look, there's so much traffic.
I tried looking for it everywhere.
I kept calling my phone, hoping I would hear it ringing,
but I didn't find it.
I called my own number many times.
And then...
Where did you find this?
Okay. Thank god. I have been calling forever!
Okay? I will call you back in sometime.
After that, I called her.
Of course, you called her.
But why didn't you give her the password? What's the big deal?
How can I tell my password just like that?
I mean a guy's phone is like a woman's handbag,
it has a lot of things.
How could I share my password with a stranger?
I knew that the person who will call many times
is the owner of this phone.
That's why I answered.
If I were careless, would I have put a password on my phone?
And then?
We talked some more.
Obviously, I miss India. But you know,
when I see dirham bills in my wallet,
I forget about it.
Also, Dubai is an interesting place.
What?
That won't be a problem.
You could have just asked me directly.
Oh, so, you don't have a...
If I turned out fat, then what?
Well, then I will just take my phone back and leave.
You can be a radio or TV personality.
So what are you suggesting?
You see, talking like this will increase the international roaming bill.
Why don't we just meet and increase the coffee bill?
Just buy, okay? Girls just need an excuse to shop anyway.
Okay.
What happened then?
I just had six cups of coffee alone.
What?
She didn't even turn up?
She never calls. I don't even know her name.
So that you can sympathize with me, and I can take advantage of that.
I don't think you are that smart,
otherwise, you wouldn't have had six cups of coffee alone.
You know, I think you should have waited a little longer.
Maybe she got stuck somewhere and arrived late.
I don't think so.
In fact, call her right now.
You think I didn't think of that? I can't call her.
The battery in my phone is drained.
No. Let it be. Forget it.
No. It's okay.
Do you have a phone?
No. I don't have any balance in my phone.
What are public telephones for?
If you see a telephone box, please stop.
-It's okay. -Come on.
I want to hear the entire story.
-Please! -Please.
-Let it be. Why don't you listen to me? -Look, there's one. Lucky. Please stop.
-You have some convincing power. -Please go.
Okay.
I told you, she won't pick up.
Where is she?
She got off after you.
My phone.
I have to return your phone.
Let's go. Janak Road.
Let him do whatever he wants.
Ram naam satya hai
Dad.
Tea?
Neeraj's mother used to always say,
"Love people not things."
She was right.
Yes, Uncle.
I'll send the photos to you in WhatsApp.
Yes.
No, Uncle.
He hasn't even touched the PlayStation.
You only ask him.
Grandpa...
Yes.
Mister, this shop was bigger before, right?
Yes. In that big shop, an artist used to work.
Now, in this small shop, this machine works.
What happened? Is the print not clear?
No, it's clear.
Most welcome, Dad.
This is my first promotion in the last six years in this company.
Congratulations.
You should have been promoted earlier.
I wish you were my boss.
I am your boss.
Dad, we should celebrate this.
Yes. Let's go somewhere.
Where should we go?
Your grandma's house?
No. I won't go there.
I won't go to Grandma's house.
Eat the cake at least.
Anu.
Let me talk to him.
Just eat.
Let's go next weekend.
I also need to finish some paperwork for the Mansion there.
Next weekend, we'll go.
If you are in bad mood, you should listen to jazz.
I have heard jazz.
Really?
Yes, you must have heard it in through the gramophone in your grandma's house
Gramophone is quite complicated to play.
I don't even know how to play it.
But I know.
Really?
So what if you can? You are not even coming with us.
I think we need to call a DJ to play the gramophone.
If you don't want to share your problem. It's okay.
Whatever the problem is,
you should face it.
Don't run away from it.
Play on the front foot, understood?
What does it mean?
It means that if you have made a mistake,
you can only fix it.
Until you face your problems, nothing will get solved.
If you run away from your problems, they will just chase you down.
Here you go, now save your queen.
Really? See? Checkmate.
Now save your king.
Never mind.
Let's play another round.
If I don't win a game, I won't get any sleep.
Then you must not have slept peacefully for a while.
I've never seen you win.
Never mind.
Okay.
Then finally, my bike started.
If Nitin came, it would have been so nice.
I haven't seen him for years.
When is he planning to get married?
I am sick and tired of telling him.
He says he doesn't want to get married now.
All guys say that at first.
Once they are married, they are okay with it.
The one who has to get married, should agree, right?
I know a very nice girl.
I'll show you the photo.
What will I do by seeing her picture, Mom>
Just see no and send it to Nitin.
Isn't she pretty?
She's beautiful.
You know, Mom, Mr. Sharma recommended a girl to him,
and she was even prettier.
But Nitin refused to even see the photo.
Nitin wants a career woman.
She is an MBA.
She has a good job in Mumbai.
We are playing hide and seek.
Playing hide and seek.
Here goes your horse.
The horse hasn't died, he has sacrificed his life,
so that the other one can checkmate you.
Okay.
Come on, Tanu. It's getting late.
When will we play?
What about Anu?
Anu will come.
Help me, guys. Let's go.
Hey! Hi, Uncle. How are you?
Yes, we've arrived. We really miss you.
You know what, Grandma wants to recommend a girl to you.
Should I send her pictures?
She has a beautiful smile.
Uncle, I will call you back.
Grandpa, we found it!
Found what, Tanu?
Lens! Mr. Soennecken's lens, we found it!
Lens...
Checkmate.
Nageshji, now you can't do anything.
Game over.
Tonight, I'll sleep peacefully.
You are right, Govind.
I can't do anything now.
I knew we would find the lens.
I told you.
How is it possible not to find the lens?
I was sure we would find the lens.
I knew we would find the lens.
I got you!
See? I got caught because of you.
Let's play on the other side.
I knew that she only hides here.
I will bat first.
Come, Vice-Captain! Come on.
-Yes, Anu is going to bat first. -Tanu, give the bat.
I will bat first.
Anu, we want a six!
Careful, guys!
Who is going to be on the cover?
Let's see, cover drive.
Grandpa?
-Come on, everybody! Get ready! -Dad is here.