Mumbai, maximum city.
Success city.
This is the city where only the successful can survive.
The winners only focus on one thing,
success.
And I did the same.
Became the topper of in my college.
24 lakh rupees salary annual job directly from campus placement.
Life went up fast.
Actually, this story started 3 months ago.
But, I had already understood in life
that love, friendship, family, popularity,
all of it comes with money.
How can I lose Rs. 4.
I don't have that much margin.
Why don't you do UPI?
-Done, uncle? -Okay.
Wow! Wow! Wow!
What?
I've told you a thousand times.
Get the FD, get the shop painted, get the AC installed.
If everything is premium, you can sell these things at a high price.
It's a customer experience, isn't it?
Get the FD.
Your father will take the risk?
If my father had taken the risk
he would have been a property dealer like his elder brother.
He wouldn't have been fighting for just Rs. 4.
Even the Parliament doesn't think so much about the country's budget.
You're leaving in three days.
Take this.
Remember to eat everyday.
I won't be there to remind you.
-Listen. -Hmm.
Don't stay alone there.
Make friends.
I've heard that depression is spreading a lot nowadays.
It's not malaria that it will spreading.
Why would I stay alone there?
If I could spend Rs. 200 in Kamla Nagar everyday,
I would have a lot of friends.
Don't I have friends here?
-All of them are poor. -Yes.
You are friends with Zukerberg and Musk.
Eat, eat. It belongs to your dad.
Yes, I'll do UPI. It's melted.
Leave it.
Listen, Tinni.
There's a surprise at home. Take a look.
I live here.
But this big house isn't mine.
The big name plate belongs to my uncle.
And this broken one belongs to papa.
Just like his dreams and thoughts.
Maybe that's why he's happy living in an outhouse.
But no matter how dad is like.
End of the day, he is mine, right?
This was my life.
My house.
The rooms always looked small.
The walls were damp. But there was always less water in the tap.
The house was a problem.
I never wanted to call it a home.
Listening to taunts of being poor is harder than being poor.
And that too from his uncle's son.
Hey, Bittu.
Brother, bring some sweets.
So, how are you?
Did you eat sweets?
I brought sweets from Natthu. Wait.
Bittu, get the sweets I bought. 2 boxes.
-One second. -Okay. Okay.
What is it? What do you want?
Mom sent sweets for Diwali.
Do one thing.
I've been calling Chotu. He's not coming.
Do one thing. Take the sweets inside.
Give it to him. He'll eat it.
And I have got sweets from Natthu's. You will have to eat it.
Take some home too. Okay?
Give it to Chotu. He'll like it.
Okay, my dear. Happy Diwali, brother.
It was difficult.
A lot.
Very difficult. But not anymore.
Now I'm where everything is right.
Nothing can go wrong from here.
I won't let it happen.
I just can't let it happen.
Why did you order a cab?
I thought I'd leave it in my Thar.
I'm not kidding.
Your Thar is parked on the driveway.
I am not able to get my bags. Get it out now.
Okay, brother.
Don't whine.
By the way, I know this is your first flight.
Don't flirt with the air hostess.
You might get beaten up.
You didn't tell me where you got the job.
I'm not a girl to DM you.
What? Your crush fell for me because of my Thar.
How is that my fault?
Chill. It was a hook-up anyway.
Brother, leave it. This is your cab.
Brother, you have loaded your luggage. Why did you call me?
Just like that. I wanted to tease you.
You fell for my cab, right?
Now get lost.
Don't touch it.
It's an expensive car.
See you. Also need to pick up my parents.
Hey.
Tell uncle to get 12 eggs and bread.
Write it down in your accounts.
Tell uncle to take out the yellow and eat.
If he succumbs to cholesterol,
there's no one to take Sharma Properties ahead.
Worry about your parents.
Okay, take them with you.
Our servant quarters will get vacated.
We'll also hire a full-time servant.
No, brother. No. Mom and dad will be so disturbed.
When I will party with hot girls in my sea-facing apartment in Mumbai.
You enjoy in Oyo.
You are too much. Too much.
Rascal!
How much did it cost?
Where did you get so much money from?
What was the need for all this?
He is leaving now.
Whatever.
I asked you something, Abhijeet.
Dad.
This is the luxury cab today.
And tomorrow, this will be the luxury car I will have.
You have always walked everywhere.
But I want
to fly.
May I have your boarding pass?
33B, Middle Seat Economy.
I did all my research online.
Will you move forward?
There are more people behind you.
Sure.
♪ I saw her when I was seated in the corner. ♪
♪ She was the most unique. ♪ ♪ The most beautiful. ♪
♪ And then we both looked at each other's eyes. ♪
♪ Once, twice, and then the smile came. ♪
♪ One hand was in the air and the other on the neck. ♪
♪ I don't know. ♪ ♪ The glass moved. ♪
♪ But slowly my luck danced. ♪
♪ Looks so sexy. ♪
♪ Look at me. I look at you. ♪
♪ The tension increased in the atmosphere. ♪
♪ I swear on God, I have never drunk. ♪
♪ But I am a little high. ♪
♪ I didn't stop anywhere. Look, I am gone. ♪
♪ I want to talk, how to do it? ♪
♪ I went and asked her. ♪
♪ Like baby, do you feel like a dance? ♪
♪ Because you dance like a pro. ♪
-Excuse me. -Yeah.
Come.
♪ Such a beauty. I dance. ♪
Hi.
Hey. Hi!
Hey! Flying to Mumbai?
'Now we are ready to go to Mumbai.'
'We will complete our flight to Mumbai in 1 hour 55 minutes.'
You're Garima, right?
The girl from London?
I'm Abhijeet.
We will be colleagues in Fusion Funds.
-Oh, you are Abhijeet. -Yes.
You're the one who made
the WhatsApp group for the new recruits, right?
Oh, yeah.
Very enthused and great initiative, yeah?
Thank you.
I thought it was unnecessary for me to join.
Why?
Frankly, it's unprofessional, you know.
We are not friends here who chat on WhatsApp groups.
Where do you get that attitude from?
From Vasant Kunj?
Are you really that innocent?
Or you playing sap?
What do you mean?
You think in such a competitive world like finance,
are people here to focus on their careers or on friendship?
Why can't they do both?
They can.
But what if you have to choose between a career or friendship?
-What will you choose? -Career.
That's why I don't want any friends.
Ms. Garima.
Since you are a gold member of our airline,
we would be happy to upgrade you to business class.
One seat is vacant. If you are interested, you can come.
Thank you.
Also, you sat on my seat when you saw me. Right?
So that you can talk to me.
No.
If you try so hard in life, you won't get anything.
See you in business.
♪ This money. Money. ♪
♪ The game of money. ♪
♪ Everyone is crazy about money here. ♪
♪ They never bow in front of anybody. ♪
♪ They don't wait for anyone. ♪
♪ They never bow in front of anybody. ♪
♪ They don't wait for anyone. ♪
♪ Moonlight for a few days. ♪
♪ So, buy the moon with money. ♪
Woohoo!
♪ Even love is getting sold. ♪
Woohoo!
You reached Mumbai, right? Did you eat anything in the airplane?
Mom, forget all that.
Look at this.
I'm in Marine Drive.
You left in the evening.
You must be tired.
Get some rest.
Go to the hotel and sleep.
You haven't slept yet. Waiting for my call.
Don't worry about me.
I'm in the city of dreams.
A city which never sleeps.
If I keep sleeping, when will I fulfill my dreams?
I also want to call you and dad here.
How will we catch the overnight train to come?
Mom, I'll call you by flight, not by train.
That too, business class.
Okay, bye.
Good night. Take care.
♪ Money. ♪
♪ Money, ♪
♪ Give me money. ♪
♪ Money. ♪
Woohoo!
♪ Money. ♪
-Mr. Abhijeet. -Hi, yes.
Yeah, hi sir. We were expecting you.
-Hello, sir. -Hello.
-How are you, sir? -I'm good.
Sir, your keys.
Sir, your room number is 1423, sir.
Your luggage will be sent to your room, sir, directly.
And sir, breakfast is included.
It's on the cafe on the ground floor.
Sir, gym and swimming pool is on the third floor.
-Gym? -Yes, sir, gym.
And sir, you can dial zero for any SSO.
This is the key, sir, to your room.
And sir, the lift is this way.
I'll take my luggage. It's fine.
Sure, sir.
-Thank you. -This way, sir.
Mom, why did you have to upgrade to a suite?
Dad, what do you mean, Kanika will stay here if she comes?
What?
Mom, no matter what you say, I'm not coming.
Okay, I'll talk to you later.
Abhijeet?
Saurav?
Finally. We meet.
-Come. -Let's go.
The Fusion Funds people mailed a lot.
If you had not made that WhatsApp group,
I am sure I would have forgotten a few documents.
Okay. Tell me.
Did you really make that group to help or to talk to girls?
Both.
Why? Do you like anyone?
I have a lifetime girlfriend.
-Look at this. -Nice.
Isn't she nice? Cute.
One second. One second.
Okay, this is the system. I forgot.
-Which floor are you on? -Upstairs.
My family upgraded to suite without asking.
I'll get bored alone.
Wow. Your life is very difficult.
Excuse me. I'm Abhijeet.
I'm here to meet Mr Waleed.
He took my interview. And tomorrow is my official joining.
You are the 5th recruit who has come without an appointment.
Just a second.
Mr. Waleed has this message.
-So sweet of him. -Yes.
College is over, guys.
I'm not your professor.
Funny. Stop coming here.
Brownie points.
Aww.
Excuse me. I need it back.
There are more who will come.
Yes.
Thank you.
Garima.
Excuse me. I just saw my colleague inside.
How did she get in?
This girl has got connections everywhere.
So, guys. Mr. Rajat is going to be here any moment.
Till then, please enjoy your drinks.
Did you hear the news?
Rajat made it to 40 under 40 Forbes list.
This was bound to happen.
Under his leadership,
Fusion Funds has become one of the top three VC firms in India.
You know what? I want to be like Rajat when I grow up.
I really like him. Like…
What do you mean?
What are you listening to?
You have done a PhD on Rajat.
-Look at her. -Hmm?
She looks cute.
She said it's allowed to look. So, chill.
Shruti.
From Jaipur.
She joined the group at the last moment.
I don't know what is going on with her.
Guys, there's a paper and a pen in front of you.
Please read it and sign it.
What the hell?
Guys, have you read this?
How can they ask for our phones?
But, it's not done.
Dude, the NDA says
Fusion Fund gets access to all our records.
Personal and official.
It's an invasion of privacy.
Also, you guys need to sign it before Rajat comes.
But what will happen now?
What if we don't sign?
Guys, guys, calm down.
Why are you panicking?
Every company has trade secrets. Every finance company does.
So, I think, that's why they are asking us to sign.
It's an NDA, non-disclosure agreement.
This is ethically wrong.
I won't sign it.
Why?
What secrets do you have?
Well, that's the nature of secrets, Abhijeet.
They are personal.
Well, it's clearly written here,
the job is valid only if we sign.
So, personal life be damned.
I'll sign it.
By the way, there's nothing personal in my mailbox.
Should I sign it?
What's there to think about?
It took so much effort to reach here.
Should I go back for a signature?
I agree.
Incredible.
Smita, have the kids signed the papers?
All of them except one.
Garima. London School of Economics.
Hey, hey, hey, guys. Good evening.
No, sit down, sit down. Just sit down.
Don't be formal with me.
Am I late?
I don't think so.
Because not all the NDAs have been signed yet.
Is there some issue?
Sir.
I mean, Rajat, I thought it's unethical,
so I did not sign it.
Garima, right?
Come stand over here.
Now, please, chop-chop.
The rest of you, welcome to Fusion Funds.
It's going to be a wild ride, but it's going to be fun.
Rajat, we're also really excited.
In fact, we were even discussing
-that Fusion Funds... -Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait up, tiger.
We'll talk about work tomorrow.
Today, I'm just here to welcome you.
Yeah.
Nice phone.
Oh. Randhir, Fiza.
Phones, please.
Can you open your phone, please?
Nice, thank you very much.
Fiza, did you sign the NDA?
Yeah, may I have your phone, please?
Thank you very much.
This… Awesome.
Okay, so let's have some fun.
Guys.
Chats. Start with the chats.
Randhir to Fiza.
I have a message from tomorrow.
Bro, this Saurav guy, is loaded or what?
I googled him.
I found out that his failed startup was funded by parents.
Randhir, and this Abhijeet.
Do you also think that he seems a little all over the place.
And I heard that this Rajat is a little crazy.
Fiza, never thinks twice before firing someone.
Should I read more?
Shall I go to Browser History?
Loyalty is good.
But not herd mentality.
Everyone followed each other, signed the NDA.
Except one.
Brilliant mind.
Garima.
You can join the rest of the idiots.
We have hired you all
for your independent thinking and individuality.
We want your innovation here at Fusion Funds.
Question everything, believe nothing. You get it?
Now cheer up, chill.
The last batch did the same.
It's fine.
It's your first day.
Nerves are expected.
All of you, get me a drink.
Rajat, it's right behind you.
So, it is.
What's your name?
Abhijeet.
From tomorrow, the grind begins.
The first six months are crucial.
Markets are volatile.
Only about 30%
made it through the first six months.
I hope you make it.
Cheers to Fusion Funds.
Put this on the detector.
Cigarette smoke shouldn't get detected.
And bro, bedroom is off-limits.
Guys, order food, but only vegetarian.
I am not going to ruin my faith because of your party.
Saurav.
Bro.
This is how I imagined the first party of my life will be.
It is fun.
-Yes. -It's not who I am.
It's what I do.
Dance. What are you doing?
Yeah.
♪ If you want to continue, then guys, just move in. ♪
♪ It is 4am, but the party is still on. ♪
♪ Let's just boom. ♪
♪ The stars have fallen, but the party is still on. ♪
Guys, guys, guys. Let's play a drinking game.
Guys, I'm drinking for the first time in my life.
I am very high.
Tell me, if I need to drink if I have done it
or if I haven't done it. What was the rule?
If you've done it, you have to drink.
-Simple. -Guys, guys.
Never have I ever
lied in my CV, that I love reading newspapers.
I've done.
Drink, drink, drink.
Okay, now my turn.
Never have I ever
crushed on the office HR head, Smita Bhasin.
-Yes, yes. -What a rascal.
Easy, man. She's old enough to be an aunt, idiot.
-She's cute. -And I'm your uncle.
Okay.
Never have I ever
gone to the office like a stupid school kid,
a day before joining.
Bro, who does that?
I'm here to meet, Mr Waleed.
Sir, you're the fifth recruit who came here without an appointment.
They don't know what I've sacrificed to get here.
And this rickshaw. Not a rickshaw.
They want competition, right?
I'll give them competition.
What's up, bro?
Are you okay?
Let's go. Let's wrap it up.
We have orientation tomorrow. Come on.
You're okay, right?
Yeah, yeah.
I got a little high.
I'm fine now.
I need new friendships.
Let's stretch a little more.
When I've waited so long to make friends, then I should wait a little more.
I'm not going to make these damn snakes my friends.
♪ Money. ♪
Guys.
I don't know about you guys but I'm really drunk.
Please wake me up at 7 in the morning tomorrow.
You know, first day in office is very important.
♪ Money. ♪
Thank you, guys. Bye, good night.
Good night.
♪ Money. ♪
Brother.
Let's go.
I came first. Why are you making me wait?
But, ma'am. Everyone's not here yet.
What drunkard hasn't come yet?
Someone call Abhijeet and wake him up.
Everyone got up and came here. Even I came here myself.
Everyone is responsible.
Yeah, guys. Let's just leave.
Yes, brother. Let's go now.
We can't be late anymore.
Nandita, I'm so grateful to be a part of this firm.
And Avantika, like seriously.
You're one of the best managers
-anyone can dream of. -I appreciate it.
Thank you.
Thanks for the coffee, Abhijeet.
I'll see you upstairs.
-Yeah? -Sure, my pleasure.
-Nandita. -Yeah?
Come. Let's set up the conference room for their first meeting.
Yeah.
Good to see someone cares about making good first impressions.
Thank you, Nandita.
-See you. -See you.
What a dick, dude.
We waited for you,
-now we are late. -Okay, dude. Calm down, dude.
Even after I refused, you gave me several shots.
-Relax, relax. -Now I see your game, Abhijeet.
You guys started it, guys.
Five of you came here yesterday to score brownie points.
Not cool, Abhijeet.
Okay. And no one told the truth.
It's my fault.
I should have known. It's a race.
And I should focus only on my career.
I didn't come here to struggle but to hustle.
Go, go, go. It's too late, guys. Quick.
Left. Upstairs.
You're such a dick.
That I am. But you are the one. Sati Savitri Jaipuri.
Woof, woof, woof.
I even bite. Woof, woof, woof.
You turned out to be more of a dick than I expected.
Hmm.
As if you weren't here yesterday to build connections.
Not to build connections.
Actually, when you were making that stupid group,
that WhatsApp group, I was emailing the managers.
Brains, you see.
Everyone likes to come first, Abhijeet.
We just don't sacrifice our morals like you do.
That's the problem.
Because you'll be second, at best.
You wish, baby.
Bring it on.
I'll see everyone.
Woof.