After that?
After that, I got a notification from the bank.
I thought it was a random message, but the amount caught my eye.
Paritosh wiped out our joint account completely.
I always knew he was a cheapskate, but I didn't think he'd stoop this low.
And the thing is, Alia served him the divorce papers just two days ago.
So maybe he got upset, and out of nervousness--
Nervousness?!
Can you stop defending him, at least now, Dad?
Child, I'm not defending him.
I'm on your side!
I don't know-- What else do I call this stupidity?
Theft!
Call it fucking theft because that's what it is!
It's been 48 hours.
Paritosh is nowhere to be found. The money is fucking gone.
He needs to be found and arrested.
Sorry, I'm late.
Hi, Rana.
This is Inspector…
Naveen.
Naveen Joshi.
Thank you for your time.
It's my job.
Oh, thank you.
Oh boy!
Where did he vanish to, Dad?
Wherever he's gone, we'll find him.
- How do I look? - Like a snack.
Now show me your moves.
Hey!
I even bought this tie, but tying it is a no-go.
Right end in, loop it through the left, and then…
After we get married, you can even go for a job interview at the bank.
- Let's go. - Yes.
Tasneem, you're almost unrecognizable.
And Jaffa?
First time I've seen you in a suit.
You look just as smart as Rana.
Where to?
- To have tea. - To get married.
I mean, we'll have some tea after we get married.
Are you guys for real, or is this a joke?
No, anna, we're serious.
I asked her if she wanted to marry me, and she said yes.
So, I suggested we do it today.
At first, I thought we should tell everyone,
but with all the family stuff going on, I figured it was better not to.
What do you mean by "better not to"?
Are you out of your mind?
I can't allow this.
Please, anna, let us get married. I love her.
Is it wrong to get married?
When the fuck did I say getting married is wrong?
I'm not stopping you from tying the knot.
But you're not doing it this way, in the shadows.
It's your wedding, Jaffa.
We'll throw a party.
How will we? Food, booze, a hall… how are we gonna pull that off?
What do you mean?
I'll handle the food,
the booze will come from the shop, and look at this huge hall!
You're not going anywhere.
We're having a party and a wedding.
You're getting sex, so why tie the knot, man?
Daddy.
Tej, you ended up in jail because of me, and I can never forgive myself.
Seeing you out is such a relief.
I owe you an apology.
But now, you're getting married to that nurse.
Tell me where the hall is, and I'll take care of the rest.
My Tej is getting married!
Daddy, I'm the one getting married, not anna.
I'm getting married.
- You're getting married? - Yes.
You're joking, right?
No, I'm really getting married. I love her.
Jaff…
Hey, Jaffa!
Jaffa's getting married!
Jaffa, my Pawan!
I never thought you'd find someone to charm your snake.
Alright. I'm heading to court.
You need a registrar for the marriage.
Hey, boys!
- We need to do some decorating here. - Where's the toolbox?
Here you go, Daddy.
Why are you swinging it like that? You'll hurt yourself.
Life's hit me with its hardest blows.
Nothing can hurt me anymore.
What's with all these lines?
I'll be back.
You'll come back for sure, right?
You said the same thing on my birthday,
but then you bailed.
Mom told me you wouldn't return, but I waited for you.
I finished third in the school's lemon and spoon race.
All the fathers showed up, but you didn't.
Don't do that today, Daddy.
Not just today.
I'll be there whenever you get married.
But please excuse me for now.
I've got something important to take care of.
Sir!
Did you find anything?
Yes, sir. I checked the last 24 hours of Paritosh's credit card transactions.
Look at this, sir.
The card was used to rent a car in Delhi
and also at a petrol pump in Banbasa, near the India-Nepal border.
But no use.
I also asked for their CCTV footage.
But we couldn't get any visual confirmation of Paritosh.
Let me show you one thing, sir.
Look at this.
He's aware of every camera around him and avoids them.
He's a smart guy, sir.
But the thing is, we're smarter than him.
Have a look, sir.
TEA CENTER
That's Srini, Rana's henchman!
It's game over, Rana.
How can you marry her like that?
You both have only just started dating.
What do you even know about her?
I know as much as I need to.
What I don't know doesn't matter.
Doesn't matter?! Are you out of your mind?
Jaffa…
I'm not against the marriage…
but I need to check Tasneem and her family's background.
This takes time.
You're galloping ahead!
In marriage, you've got to ride the horse, anna.
This isn't your case.
You're my brother.
Just bless me, my wife, and my unborn child.
Child?
Tasneem is pregnant.
Is that why you're getting married?
Why didn't you say this earlier?
I'll fix this.
Did I ask you to fix it?
Did I?
I love her.
I want to start a family with her.
Jaffa Naidu's family.
If you don't get it by now…
then forget it.
- Don't come. - Fine, I won't!
Yeah, you better not.
Are you okay, sweetheart?
I can't sleep, Mom.
Rehaan's face keeps flashing before me.
I understand.
You need to get out of the house, Nitya.
If you stay in like this, your mind will spiral into bad thoughts.
Okay, listen.
I have news.
Jaffa… is getting married.
Today.
I think you should come there too.
Listen, baby.
In times like these, having your family close…
just feels better.
In the election battle between Rauf Mirza and OB Mahajan,
Mirza's way ahead.
Anti-incumbency votes
and shifting electoral equations have really put Mahajan in a bind.
The shift in voter sentiment clearly shows that the wave is with Rauf Mirza.
- Damn it. - What's wrong?
You think my house is some train station
you can just waltz into?
What if I had a girl here with me?
She couldn't resist me if she saw me.
Anyway, listen.
Someone's been tailing me all day.
Only the Grim Reaper would come after you!
Why's that?
My list of enemies is long enough.
It could be anyone.
Could you keep a lookout for a while?
Let me know if anyone's following.
I just need to catch my breath.
Alright.
There's no one out here.
Hey!
Why are you doing this?
My granddaughter's in that video.
My little buttercup.
I won't let you leak this video.
- Bhai. - Oh…
Just another day for him, Rauf bhai.
Gambling, getting hammered, and squabbling over a few hundred bucks.
He probably ran into another drunkard last night.
Only drink as much as you can handle.
But this scumbag didn't listen to anyone.
I'll miss you.
- Hey, watch out. Sorry. - Put it straight.
Make it straight! You're doing it wrong.
Do you even know what "straight" means?
Hello, Mr. Groom!
- Congratulations, Jaffa. - Thank you.
Naina, he just called you to invite you, right?
Tej anna had asked him a while ago to call you.
Shut up, you rat! You're the most useless one here.
- Congratulations, chinanna. - Thanks.
How are you?
- Thank you. - Hi, congrats.
I'll go sit inside.
How's she doing?
Sorry, I didn't call earlier.
I figured Nitya needs you more than I do.
Who understands better than me what it's like for a kid
to be without their parents during tough times?
That's very thoughtful, Jaffa. But it's fine.
If you're happy, we're all happy.
Balls, everyone's happy!
Rana?
Yeah. He's not coming. You didn't know?
Daddy?
Are you fine, Daddy?
When did you grow up so fast?
I'm both surprised and happy to see that my Jaffa is getting married.
If you're curious about
"what goes on under the sheets," ask your dad.
I know everything there is to know about sex.
Tasneem is pregnant, Daddy.
Son of a gun!
Like father, like son.
Excellent!
That's how solid Hyderabad men are!
But there's something I wanted to ask.
I want to be the best dad in the world…
but I'm not sure how.
Just don't do
what your dad did,
and you'll be the best dad in the world.
Which one's more beautiful?
Both are gorgeous.
Choose one.
This one.
It'll look great on you.
You're wearing it.
Wow, our studio looks amazing!
Hey, Nitya.
Want some hot chocolate?
I know, Nitya…
when a loved one leaves…
it hurts like hell.
It feels like everything's hollow.
But that's life.
Can I say something?
Once you put aside all the pain and anger…
you start feeling that love again.
The person may leave, but their love remains with you.
You just have to place your hand here and feel it.
It'll make you feel better.
Hey…
it's okay.
Stop.
What will people think if they see you like this?
Go get ready.
Come on.
Go on.
Inspector?
The sword of Sultan. Completes the room, doesn't it?
Fill out your details in this form.
Over here, here, and here.
Okay.
- Where's the girl? - Yes, I'll get her.
Get used to waiting, Jaffa.
Tasneem, how long…
Tasneem's not in there.
Did she step out?
Tasneem?
- Call her. - She must be in the washroom.
- I'll check. - Let me try calling her.
- Yes… - She's hanging up.
- I saw her step out. - Why didn't you tell me earlier?
I thought she went out for a smoke.
Idiot, have you ever seen her smoke?
- Did she take off? - Hey!
Have you lost your mind? We'll look for her. She must be around.
Tasneem!
- Check the office. - Where did she go?
You guys look for her too.
Tasneem!
- She's hanging up. - What happened?
- She's hanging up. - Call her again.
Relax.
You said you'd take the check and leave.
How much more do you want?
Tell me.
What's your problem with this wedding?
You.
Why?
Afraid you won't be able to keep your brother under your thumb anymore?
Cut the crap.
Then tell me!
What's really bothering you?
That you're taking advantage of Jaffa and our family.
Advantage?
How?
Do you think I'm marrying Jaffa for his house?
Visit my hometown and check out my house.
It has three floors.
The location, the land, the heart…
everything is bigger than yours.
Who else am I taking advantage of?
Fill me in.
Yours?
Everyone in Mumbai knows what you do, Rana.
What could I possibly gain from you?
Who else in your family can I possibly take advantage of? Tell me.
Your dad?
Yeah…
we could have waited to get married.
Perhaps we'll look back and wonder why the hell we didn't wait.
But that would be between Jaffa and me.
I love him.
A lot.
Maybe not more than you…
but certainly not less.
And I'll love him forever.
When I met Naina, I thought…
the man she chose to marry wouldn't turn out to be that big a rascal.
That's why I came to talk to you.
The decision to come to the wedding
is yours to make.
How could she just leave me?
She made me a widow even before our wedding.
- Jaffa… - Not a widow.
A widower.
The fuck's wrong with you?
My call won't go through, Daddy.
- What if she doesn't come? - Why wouldn't she?
- I don't think-- - Sorry.
- I'm here. - Tasneem!
- Sorry. I'm sorry. - What's this?
I thought you…
I had a small task to finish.
I'm so sorry.
Sorry.
- Ma'am… - Come on. Let's get started.
- You should've informed me. - Sorry.
- I was freaking out. - We need two witnesses to sign.
- Who's it going to be? - Tej anna?
Yeah.
And…
And me.
How are you letting him get married like that?
Hey, Rana.
- Don't make a scene, man. - No.
I can't let him get married like that. Sorry.
Look, Rana, I told you this already.
- I love Tasn-- - Zip it!
Where's your panchey?
He's getting married.
- He needs to wear a dhoti. - You…
You're fucking crazy, man!
Let's get you dressed. Anna, come along.
Let's go.
We'll be right back. Come on.
Paritosh had been off for a while.
After Alia talked to him about the divorce…
he was stunned. It drove him mad.
One day, he showed up drunk and threatened…
to kill me and Alia.
So, to mediate…
I called Rana.
Rana?
- Rana Naidu? - Yeah. Rana Naidu.
He works for me.
And then?
Then, nothing. I told him to talk to Paritosh.
Both Alia and he mean the same to me.
I've seen them in happier times. He's a lovely--
He was a… lovely man.
So, I asked Rana to handle it.
If it's about a financial settlement, and that's what he wants, then…
do it and finish it.
Rana and he were talking in the study.
And later…
I heard a loud commotion
followed by a heavy thud.
Trembling, I ran to them and…
And I saw…
I saw Paritosh's dead body.
And Rana was standing tall there…
holding a blood-soaked sword.
A sword?
Yeah. Sultan's sword.
One of my prized possessions.
I mean…
rather expensive murder weapon.
You didn't touch the sword, did you?
No.
Rana took the sword…
I'm doing this just for you, Naina.
He hid it somewhere.
I've got a question, Mr. Oberoi.
Yes, I know.
Why didn't I come to you earlier, right?
Rana had threatened to kill me.
That's the honest answer.
Then you definitely should've come to us.
I know, I know.
I'm also a human being.
I was scared…
for Alia and for myself.
I was scared for my family.
You said your daughter was there when all this went down.
Yes.
We will require her statement.
Of course.
I'll ensure she comes tomorrow.
Once we have the confirmation, we'll arrest this Rana Naidu.
Exactly what I was hoping for.
- What are you doing, Rana? - Hold it properly.
During Ugadi, you two wouldn't stop pestering me, saying,
"Tej anna, tie my dhoti!"
And here we go again.
- There's no need. - Come here, anna.
- Come on, get out of the way. - Come here.
- Look at the way he tied it! - Untie it.
- Is it done? - That's better.
Wow! Perfect.
This is for you.
I should've given it to you sooner. I'm sorry.
Your timing should be studied in textbooks, Rana.
Fucker, I'm not going anywhere now.
I know.
You know what I'm thinking?
I know exactly what you're thinking.
Hey, Jaffa!
I need to give you your wedding gift from me and Rana.
Yeah, I need a microwave.
Tasneem loves popcorn,
and I can't stand making it in the pressure cooker.
- So, a microwave would be perfect. - Take this.
What's this? A greeting card?
This studio's all yours now.
For Jaffa Naidu's family.
And along with it, a microwave from my side.
Yes. That's a must-have.
Oh, come on!
Don't get all dramatic.
Go get married already. I'm starving. I want to eat.
But I do need that microwave, alright?
Fucking idiot!
O beloved, in your veil Your face shines so brightly
Like the shy moon Hiding behind the clouds so lightly
O beloved The love for you has consumed me
Eyes meet eyes Weaving threads of the soul
Your love has settled on my heart
O beloved The love for you has consumed me
I asked the nights for stars Asked for all the colors
And you've connected your soul with mine
O beloved Your love has settled on my heart
O beloved, in your veil Your face shines so brightly
Like the shy moon Hiding behind the clouds so lightly
O beloved The love for you has consumed me
What now?
I can't shake Anjali off.
She keeps returning like a boomerang.
Help me out, Rana.
I've tried everything,
but all in vain.
Did you try suicide?
Your devotion has made my life golden
All my troubles have become Like stories in a book
Drenched in your fragrance Bathed in your colors
With simplicity, I have adorned my heart
O beloved Your love has settled on my heart
You can't keep ignoring me like this, Rana.
We've got to talk eventually.
We need to talk if we have to move on from this.
I don't think I can move on from this.
What do you mean?
O beloved, in your veil Your face shines so brightly
Like the shy moon Hiding behind the clouds so lightly
O beloved, in your veil Your face shines so brightly
Like the shy moon Hiding behind the clouds so lightly
Master ji, Jaffa and I…
we both…
want you to stay with us after our wedding.
Have you lost it?
Why? What's wrong?
You've been there for Jaffa his whole life.
Now, it's his turn.
- No, but you-- - It's settled.
And you're no longer "Master ji" to me.
You're my "anna."
So, from here on, you need to listen to me.
Rana!
Duck, everyone! Down!
Srini, call Inspector Ganesh!
Anna, where's the gun?
Inside the office. Get in there!
Take cover!
Inspector!
That's enough.
They spruced this place up.
What's up, Rana?
All good?
You didn't invite me to the wedding.
But here I am…
with the orchestra, fireworks, and the whole shebang.
Hey there.
Are you from the bride's side or the groom's?
The groom's.
Shit!
Anyway, where's your little girl hiding?
She's a total brat.
Come here.
Which side are you from?
- The bride's or the groom's? - The bride's.
She saw me with Toofan and Rehaan,
yet couldn't even spare a simple "hello," "hi," or "salaam."
Am I right, Nitya?
Didn't your father teach you any manners?
Look, I can't let you stick around to testify against me, can I?
Hi, Nitya.
Hey!
Bhai, the cops are here!
Bhai, let's bounce!
We have unfinished business, Rana!
- Let's go! - Come on, bhai!
- Anna! Get up! - Anna!
- Anna… - Anna!
Anna!
Jaffa!
Hey…