Grandma.
-Come. I want to show you something. -What?
-Come. Just come. -Wait. Let me finish my work.
Where?
Hey. Wait.
Where are you taking me? What do you want to show me?
-Just come. -Slippers.
Don't bother about that. It's okay.
Hurry up.
When the warm blue skies and the green long fields, They call your name
You pray to the morning light and hope it's true...
-Where are you taking me? -Come.
-I am exhausted, son. -Look at that.
Slowly and gradually.
Everything is gradual.
The gardener waters the plants
But the flower blossoms in its season.
Finally, you have become a farmer.
-Look. -You said to come quickly...
It's blooming.
Brother, shall we party?
Yes, brother. This calls for a celebration.
Yes.
Yes. Absolutely.
Let's play 'Lapki'. That's the best celebration.
-Do you remember the plan? -Yes, brother. We remember it.
-Raghav. -Yes. Fine.
Do you want to lose again?
Let him blabber. Let's focus.
On the count of three.
Say Lapki!
-Very good. Very good. -Let's show them now.
-Come on. Come on. -Catch. Catch.
-Brother! -Get back. Get back.
Go to the side.
-You're ready, right? -Yeah.
Catch. Catch.
Brother, run.
Go to the side.
Catch it.
Baiju, pass it to Saten.
Go to the side.
Pass it.
Run quickly.
Catch. Catch.
Catch him, brother Raghav.
Catch. Catch.
Catch it.
Catch him. Catch him.
Oh man.
-Stop. -Catch him. Catch him.
-Go from the between. -Baiju, catch him and tackle now!
-Come on. Come on. -Grab him from behind. Catch. Catch.
Damn it.
Pass it, Maahoo. Pass it.
Pass it. Pass it.
-Brother Raghav. -Catch him. Catch him.
Brother, run.
We did it.
Yeah.
Damn it.
Yes!
We did it.
Mr Sujan Singh, I am now a villager who lives in the village.
His rates are low.
How much will we get for this?
-Show me. -Excuse me. I have got a call.
-Yes, papa. -Raghav.
-Brother, this rate is too less! -Did you take a loan of 30 lakhs?
Papa, I am busy. I will call you back.
You are doing as you please.
We already have an outstanding loan. And you took another loan.
Sorry. I can't talk right now.
-I will call you back. -Raghav. Listen...
Look.
How much for this?
Rs.50 per kilo. You are lucky.
Rs.50? What are you saying, boss?
Shall I pay Rs.200 then?
Rs.50 for such beautiful flowers?
Quote a suitable rate.
Boss, each of these flowers sells for Rs.50 in Mumbai. What are you saying?
Even this flower will be sold for Rs. 100 and not Rs.50 in Mumbai.
Why will the middle person do all the hard work
if he doesn't earn any profit?
Leave it. There are other buyers in the market. We will sell it to them.
-Come. -You can check around and assure yourself.
You won't get a single rupee more.
If you want, you can go to Sitapur,
Barabanki, Kangori marketplaces too.
Do one thing. Write down this number.
My brother-in-law is in the marketplace.
Note down his number. Talk to him.
-No. No need. Thank you. -Brother.
Talk to him.
Brother, listen. Let's sell it at this rate.
Otherwise, the flowers will wither.
What are you saying? Not at such low cost
These are not food grains. These are flowers.
-If it withers, we will get nothing. -Let's go.
What do I say? Let's go.
-Come. -Brother.
Tell him to put the flowers back on the tree.
-Tell him. -Don't teach us.
-Are you selling flowers or doing insolence? -Tell him.
-Come. -Leave. Wasting my time.
Let's sell it here.
-What? -Let's sell it here, brother.
I am saying...
Do you have a weighing scale?
-How much? -How much?
-Rs.70. Rs.70. -Rs.70.
How much for this?
It's too less.
The flowers are pathetic. Rs.30.
Where are you taking the flowers?
To the marketplace.
To sell it.
We had decided that we won't sell it at a cheap rate. So?
Can't you see, brother? The flowers are withering.
Let's accept whatever we are getting.
Tell me something.
Why did we work so hard?
Why did we set this up? To sell the flowers for Rs.5000-10000?
Rs.5000-10000 might be nothing for you, brother.
But it's a lot of money for us.
Look, Baiju.
If we think small, we will never achieve anything big in life.
You are right, brother.
We are small-minded because we are impoverished.
As far as our status, financial condition and mentality are concerned.
In each and every way.
Brother, I request you.
Sell it. Otherwise, we will get nothing.
I am explaining to both of you for the last time.
We won't sell the flowers at a cheap rate.
If you understand it, it's good. Or else...
Fine.
We are selling our share of flowers.
-Come. -Listen to me. Come here. Stop.
-Keep it down. Keep it down. -Let's go.
-What am I saying? Come here. -Let's go.
Stop.
Get back. Get back.
Keep it down.
-Beautiful flowers. -It's from my farm.
You know, I love roses.
I wish it never withers.
It's actually withering.
Nobody is paying a suitable price for it.
What do you mean?
Where are you selling it?
At the marketplace. Where else?
Why?
You are a modern farmer.
-I mean... -What do you mean?
I mean, I thought you are doing modern farming.
So, you will sell your produce in a modern way.
Instead of selling it at the nearest marketplace
like the local farmers.
Have you ever gifted a bouquet to someone in Mumbai?
Yes. Of course. A lot of times.
I mean, such bouquets sell for at least Rs.2000.
I was trying to explain the same thing to the buyer in the market.
But nobody was listening.
Why are you selling the flowers in the marketplace?
Are you a modern farmer?
Yes.
I will have to sell it in a modern way.
Yes.
-A new place. -Correct.
Kratika.
Sorry.
But...
Okay.
How do you get such amazing ideas?
You are too good.
You are simply too good.
Where are you going? I have prepared dinner.
I cooked it.
-I... -You just added the spices.
Can I have some privacy, mom? Please.
-Raghav, dinner. -I will come later and have dinner,
lunch and breakfast with you.
But I have to go. I have to make a very important call.
-See you. Bye. -Bye.
Serve your dinner.
For how long will we wait for Ranjan?
If you have any idea, tell me.
Shall we fill the form and give it to Akhilesh?
Shall we call him?
Call him.
Hello.
Hi, sir. This is Raghav.
I hope you remember.
Yeah. Of course I remember.
You came up with 'Sahara' name for my hospital chain.
And it became a hit.
Wonderful. That's great news, sir.
Where are you these days?
Bhasin told me you have resigned.
Actually, I have come to my village.
And I am doing farming.
I needed your help for that, sir.
Tell me unhesitatingly.
Yeah. Wonderful. It will be great.
I will connect you to Shalini.
She is the procurement head of my hotel business.
But she will handle it from here on.
Because she doesn't even listen to me.
She is a very hard nut to crack.
Sir, that's all I need.
Thank you so much.
Anytime, buddy.
Don't worry. I will tell her to call you.
Bye. Take care. All the best.
Thank you, sir.
Wonderful.
-Brother. -Hmm.
Tea.
Did I fill the form properly?
I have attached my driving license too.
I will set you up once I reach Mumbai.
Ask him for me.
He has good knowledge of electricity.
Can you do something?
I am in talks with a company.
They get bookings for AC repairing on phone.
You will earn Rs.1000 per visit.
I will leave.
-We are there. -Come.
Yes, grandma.
-Son. -What happened?
Ashok has gone to the bank to give the cheque.
What?
What do you mean?
He said he will repay the loan and end it once and for all.
Why didn't you stop him, grandma?
What, man?
Behind too.
Here too?
Sign here.
-Hey. Hey. -Raghav.
-Leave. -Raghav.
Raghav. Raghav.
Leave.
Raghav, leave.
-Is it this? Take it. -Raghav.
Stop, you scumbag. Stop.
-Stop. I will... -Raghav.
Raghav.
What stupidity is this?
-It's the limit. -You have crossed all limits.
Don't come between grandpa and me.
What do you mean?
It's grandpa and my personal matter.
Grandpa raised me. You didn't raise me.
What did you say?
You left the village and went to the city to earn money.
You didn't remember me for years together.
And when I started considering my grandparents
as my parents, you took me to the city forcefully.
If we had not gone to the city,
you wouldn't have been able to dress up like a modern man.
What do you think?
Didn't I miss you?
Had you missed me, you would have come back.
Son, that era was different.
I had to save each and every penny.
So that we could have a better future.
I used to wear slippers.
So that I could buy shoes for you.
I used to miss you.
Sudha used to quarrel with me everyday
because she wanted to return to the village.
But I used to always tell her.
Sudha, endure the hardships for a little longer.
Raghav's future will improve.
Papa.
A middle-class person's fear was justified earlier.
The country has changed.
There are so many opportunities.
In the past the person who would take risk was called imprudent.
Now the person who doesn't take risk is called imprudent.
I promise you. I will not fail.
Trust me.
Great. You are drinking beer alone.
Amazing.
It's not that, brother.
We made the plan suddenly. We didn't get a chance to call you.
Sorry. I hope I can drink.
Hope there's no problem.
No. I thought maybe it's not for me.
Because both of you are upset with me.
Why will we be upset with you?
Why aren't you coming to the farm then?
I wasn't feeling well, brother.
So, I didn't come to the farm.
You are so unwell that you couldn't even answer my call.
I took the medicine and went to sleep, brother.
I didn't hear the phone ringing.
Which doctor has prescribed beer with paracetamol?
I also want to meet him.
I am fine, brother.
It's just that I was upset.
Because you don't listen to us.
The other day you snapped at us.
I wasn't angry because you guys
were going to sell the flowers in the market.
I was angry because you guys think you guys are impoverished.
You are not impoverished.
A poor man will obviously be impoverished, brother.
He won't become affluent on your saying.
Here.
Take it.
Both of you are not poor.
Both of you are my business partners.
My brothers.
The owners of the company.
Owners need to take some risk.
How can an illiterate person be your partner?
Do you know?
Some people learn from books.
Some people learn from life.
You generated electricity without studying or going to school.
You helped me build the polyhouse.
And now, you will help me build the company too.
I have managed to fix the meeting with great difficulty.
We cannot lose it.
We won't sell our flowers in the marketplace.
We will sell it to Mumbai's top company.
I need both of you.
I cannot do it without both of you.
Please.
We are with you, brother.
Shall I loosen the tie?
Don't touch it. Sit quietly.
-Sir, ma'am is calling you. -Yeah.
Hello, ma'am.
Have a seat.
Thank you.
Remove your card.
Thank you so much for taking out the time to see us, ma'am.
I agreed to meet you because Sanjay sir pushed me.
But we already have our suppliers in place.
So, whatever it is, be quick.
Start.
Yes. I am farmer Raghav. This is my card.
Sanjay sir told me that you are from the advertising field.
So, I was expecting some MBA or something.
Here it's written farmer.
People add prefixes like engineer, architect or doctor to their name.
Why cannot I add farmer?
Are you saying you are prouder to be a farmer
than being an MBA?
Why not?
Out of 30 crore workforces agriculture provides employment
to 15 crore workforces.
It's the bedrock of our economy.
It contributes millions to GDP.
I will obviously feel proud to be a farmer.
Myself farmer Baiju.
Myself farmer Maahoo.
Okay. If you are done with the intro, shall we come to the point?
Sure.
I hope you are not expecting any charity from us.
No, ma'am. We are not expecting any charity or favour.
We want to supply our flowers
to Uhroma group of hotels on merit basis.
Ma'am, our flowers have been grown
in the ideal condition of a polyhouse.
And it's stored in ideal conditions.
That's why our shelf life is twice as much as...
Look, Raghav.
Quality and all that is fine.
How will you fulfil the demand of such a big company?
You are a small farmer.
And we already have big suppliers.
Ma'am, we are small farmers today.
But we won't always be small.
If given a chance, we can really prove our mettle.
Look, Raghav. Let's get real.
Magic doesn't happen at the snap of a finger.
You are absolutely right, ma'am.
Magic doesn't happen at the snap of a finger.
It happens with hard work and passion.
I checked your Linkedln profile.
You started your career 15 years ago as a door-to-door salesperson.
And today, you are heading the procurement
of one of the largest hotel chains in the country.
Ma'am, whether you say yes or no, I think it really doesn't matter.
I am certain that the way magic happened in your life,
someday magic will happen in the lives of our country's farmers.
An engineer's son feels proud to call himself an engineer.
Similarly, a farmer's son will feel proud to call himself a farmer.
I will make it happen.
I am saying yes on a condition.
After six months, you will have to ensure
minimum quantity every month.
Otherwise, the contract will be cancelled.
Done, madam.
100.
We can easily handle 100 kilos.
100 quintals, Raghav.
Take it or leave it.