You remember the games we played as kids?
Hide-and-seek, Ludo, Snakes and Ladders…
I was up for it all.
I am born competitive and I hated losing.
But in adult life,
I found the real game.
The Blame Game.
And I'm sure all of us play it.
But this time there's no winning.
You lose even if you win.
You'll be left all alone.
All day, sun rays
Gimme a little bit of cherry sorbet
Oh na na na aye
Blue skies, red wine
Volez vous a getaway
Everyday is a vacation with you
Sippin Whiskey on location oh oh
I got that summer feelin
And you’ve got me here dreamin
It’s a vacation
Vacation
With you ooh
Yeah, I am on vacation
Let them say what they want Like I care
I will do whatever I want
A little attraction And then some action
Hello Mister, how do you do
Mr. Bartender please
Shake it baby shake a drink for me
Gimme four more shots For me and my ladies
Enough with the formalities
Gimme four more shots please
There's no time to waste now
Gimme four more shots please
MMA is a full contact combat sport,
so yes, I trained very hard.
Six hours a day, for six months and I tried my best to do full justice
to my character, Shaina.
Speaking of training,
you met Umang Singh regarding this very film right?
-She was your trainer. -Yes.
-And your fiance too. -She was.
You're here in Mumbai for your promotions.
Any plans to meet up with her?
No.
She ditched you at the altar on the day of your wedding.
Yes. But life happens, and I've moved on.
Speaking of which, congratulations.
Anna and you make a beautiful couple.
Thank you so much.
I finally know what real love feels like.
Can we go back to talking about the film, though?
Who is that?
Samara's new girlfriend.
Nice. I'm happy for her.
Dude, you've been with Meher.
Yeah, but I'm not posting lovey-dovey pictures like this on social media.
What's the problem?
Is it the lovey-dovey pictures or the fact that she moved on before you did?
You know you need closure, right Mangs?
Fuck closure.
Wow.
Hypocrisy much?
You told me that you invited Mihir to your wedding
because I needed closure.
Why are the rules different for you and me?
Because you're a five-year old girl.
Stop saying that, I'm not a child.
Tell Sneha that you're not a child.
Morning, Mummy!
Excuse me!
-Hey… -Hi!
why did you have breakfast in your room?
Yeah. I was feeling very lazy so I thought
you know, why not order room service.
Okay, Mummy, I want to talk to you about something.
Yeah, let's do that.
Come, let's go down.
We can talk at leisure.
Have you had breakfast?
No, I want to talk right now.
I need to say this now.
-I know! We'll go down. -Anyway I am very late--
No Mummy, listen to me!
It's too late and I need to
-Let's just…. -No.
Mama listen, please listen to me.
Okay, I just wanted to say that
I know that the way I've been behaving the last few days, it's just very….
I'm….
I'm not ungrateful, Mummy.
I know you planned all this for me and I'm actually very--
Hey, Sneha! There's no toothpaste in the bathroom.
Hey Sneh--
Listen, Siddhi.
I…
-I can understand why you're upset… -Siddhi, listen to me.
Wow.
Wow, fuck! I'm such a fool!
I can't believe that I left my course in New York for you!
What course?
When did you apply for a course?
Well I applied.
And I got through.
And then Papa passed away.
And I let the course go because you told me you needed me.
But you didn't mention that
you only needed me till you found Papa's replacement!
Siddhi, it's….
It's not….
You made me wait my whole life for your acceptance.
And now, when Papa's not there anymore,
when…
we should be a family,
you choose to move on.
Right?
What are you saying, child?
How can I possibly move on from you?
You're….
Morning?
Are we going for a drive?
Sneha's having sex with Rajan!
Good for her.
Siddhi!
Just calm down.
You calm down!
-You don't understand anything. -No, I do. I do.
She got widowed at 48, so now should she live the rest of her life alone?
Alone?
How is she alone? She has me!
Yeah, but then you'll get your own life.
Then?
Siddhi, what are you doing!
-Just relax! -Stop saying shit like that!
Dude, at least think about it from Sneha's perspective once?
And shit like that!
Why should I look at things from her perspective?
Has she ever looked at things from my perspective?
Dude….
Relax.
Aren't you being a little too selfish and unreasonable?
Me?
How can you say that?
Because it's true!
How long will this, "I don't want to play, I'm leaving!" attitude last?
When you broke off our engagement,
I listened to you.
When you--
Siddhi.
What are you doing?
When you told me in Udaipur that
there was nothing between us, then also listened to you.
But now I'm starting to think that
I was just listening to a little girl.
Not an adult.
You need to be a real adult, Siddhi, and not play at one.
But I was trying to be an adult!
I was trying to take charge of my life!
I was going to go do that course in New York.
But I sacrificed that for Sneha.
And you know, she has never sacrificed anything for me till date. Not a thing.
See?
Now there's a child talking.
You want your mom to pay you back.
That's not sacrifice, Siddhi, that's quid pro quo.
Actually, Siddhi….
you aren't angry with your mom, you're angry with yourself
because you didn't stand up for your dreams.
So stop using your mom as a punching bag.
Sorry.
I'll sit with Siddhi.
Did you have a nice time?
Yes.
Are you lonely?
Want to be friends?
-Let's do it! -Cheer up, man!
Bye-bye!
We're going away from this town
We're going to face all our fears
Oh we’re gone
Stranded alone we got our hands tied
Can we keep it together, or make it right
Now we got to go
Go to the place we know
Don’t know what lies ahead
Down this open road
Said I got to leave
Back to our so called home
Cause this time
It feels so different I know
Good night, Molu.
I remember how we used to be
Drinking G&T and watching TV
It was enough for me
Oh yeah
It was enough for me
'Cause all we need
Is you and me
We were meant to be
I believe
Were we this good when we were together?
We've evolved.
Meaning we're…
getting old?
Meaning you're getting old.
Yeah, I guess we needed to grow up.
Before being together.
And by we I mean…
mostly me.
I agree.
Whatever this is…
I like it.
Yeah.
Me too.
Excuse me, I have a courier for Shashank Bose.
One second.
-Give it to me. -Yeah.
-Okay, thank you. -I'll connect you to ma'am.
Yes, the meeting is scheduled for 10:00 p.m. tomorrow.
May I?
Of course.
Yes, one minute. I will connect you to him.
He has a meeting scheduled for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow.
One minute, yes.
Yes.
-There you go, girls. -Thank you!
-Have a good time. -Thank you Sneha.
Thank you.
Am I a horrible person?
No, but you did a horrible thing.
And I feel horrible about it.
As you should.
You behaved like a majorly vindictive, immature spoilt brat.
Mihir said the same thing.
Meaning only after Mihir said it, it knocked some sense into your head?
And if we say anything, all we get in return is "fuck you, fuck you, fuck you!"
You know what it is?
Because she's not attracted to us, guys.
Like, the next time we need to come and have the talk with you,
we'll all have to don masks.
Stop it! For the last time, I'm not attracted to him.
Yeah right.
Anyway, how can I fix this Rajan-Sneha scene?
Maybe start by saying sorry?
By telling her that she has the right to live her life on her own terms?
Yeah, seriously. Just go to Sneha and say,
"Mom, let's bury the hatchet. Everything is okay."
Which reminds me….
Samara is dating somebody new.
Yeah I saw some pictures somewhere.
And…
I slept with Sean.
Should've placed a bet. I would've made so much money.
Dude, please!
I slept with Dhananjay.
-Oh god! Dee! -Dee?
-It was just physical, nothing else. -That's a lie!
This is much more than that, and you know it.
I'm thinking about….
giving Varun one more chance.
And Kavya? What about her?
Kavya is going through with the divorce.
What are we doing, man?
Finally what we wanted to do?
We're just making our own choices, right?
Good, bad, ugly, whatever it is.
I'm sure the world thinks we're really fucking up, but
so we're fucking up, right?
Right?
Here's to fucking up.
Yes, here's to fucking up!
Here's to fucking up.
-To fucking up. -To fucking up!
I feel good!
Cupcakes?
An apology.
For behaving like a selfish, spoilt, entitled brat.
No….
Siddhi.
You put your life on hold for me.
I'm the one that should be apologizing.
No, Mama! I was horrible to you.
I'm so sorry.
You have every right to move on and live your life.
Siddhi, my child, I'm not moving anywhere.
I'm right here with you.
Can you please call Rajan?
No, Siddhi.
Mummy.
He can understand what you're going through.
He's also lost a life partner.
Both of you need each other.
We need each other.
You and me.
But I know how big your heart is.
Can it not fit me, Papa and Rajan, all three of us at once?
Don't forget to use protection.
I want to be an only child always, okay?
Siddhi, behave!
You behave!
Can we talk?
Why do you want to talk?
Do it good do it right
Do it just the way you like
Yeah you wanna take a bite
Oh boy
Imma dream I’m a queen
Do it strong like a marine
Energy like it’s caffeine, oh boy
So make it rain yeah like it’s money
Make me drip drip in the honey
Get it done yeah on this bad b
Come on do it like a boss
Oh yeah
Anything I want oh yeah
Eating up the sauce
Oh yeah
Do it like a boss
Do it, do it, do it like a boss
Wham, bam, thank you ma'am.
Now that that's out of the way,
can we talk?
I'm hungry. You want to grab a bite?
Okay.
Arya, say which one do you like for grandma?
-The blue one! -Even I like that one--
Row, row, row your boat
Merrily down the street….
Aarav!
Come, my mama is over there.
Mama, look who's here!
Aarav!
Hi, Kavya.
Hi, Auntie.
-Hi, Anjana. -Check it out!
Don't I look like a prisoner in these stripes?
Hey, Kavs….
Mom…
Hi, champ!
Come here.
You've grown so big!
So big he's become.
You hate malls and shopping.
Yeah. No, I….
Sometimes, you know….
No, you know what, it's fine.
We can all just keep changing.
It's fine.
No!
Fine.
Come on, Mom. Let's go.
Let's go.
Why is Pookie Auntie angry?
Arya, she just needs to go.
-I want to play with Aarav! -Arya! Arya!
Hey!
-Arya! -Arya!
-Arya, stop it!
-Arya, stop! -Stop it!
-Arya, stop! -Arya, stop it!
Arya, just stop!
Arya…
Yes, careful.
He's okay.
You know he wanted custody and I stopped him?
This is how you repay me?
Kav….
Kavya I never meant it to be this way.
You didn't mean it to be this way. You didn't do anything.
Things just happened to you, right?
Take a long hard look at yourselves, both of you.
What have you two become?
-Jeh. -Hey, Dee.
Listen, I was thinking…
do you think Bosco can handle the bar tomorrow?
Could?
Why?
There's a fundraiser party for Dhananjay.
Well, I'm not going to be donating a lot of money.
You can come to support me though?
Fine.
Thanks.
Shashank?
Sh….
Shashank, what….
What are you doing?
My divorce came through.
She cleaned me out.
I'm…
I'm sorry.
Now are you happy?
Shashank, why would that make me happy?
Because you want to see me suffer.
-Shashank, why would I want that? -Cause you fucking hate me!
I….
I don't hate you.
Then why did you leave me?
Come on.
Shashank, I never left you. We were never together.
Lie to yourself all you want, but we were in a fucking relationship.
A so-called relationship based on a lie.
Don't get all sanctimonious on me.
You bloody well knew I was married!
From day fucking one.
But I didn't know
that your open marriage bit was a lie?
Shashank, till today, till today I ask myself
what the fuck was I doing, what was I doing with you,
what was I doing to myself, what was I doing to Arya.
Didn't it mean anything to you?
Did I mean nothing to you?
-It doesn't matter anymore. -How?
How can it not matter?
What the fuck were you doing with me then?
What?
I….
I just….
I just needed to feel….
Needed…
I needed to feel desired.
Even if…
just for a second.
I was tired of myself.
I was tired of…
being this boring workaholic.
I was tired of being a mother, a lawyer,
I was tired of wondering,
"Where did that Anjana go?"
That 26-year old who saw love, life, freedom, success. She….
Instead she became, what, a single mother?
And fighting the boys' club at a firm?
This is not what I dreamt of Shashank.
This is not what I wanted.
Hello, hello.
There you are.
-Great turnout, right? -It's your guest list.
They had to come.
No but, seriously.
None of this would've been possible without you.
You're looking beautiful, by the way.
Thank you.
-You have met of course. -Hey.
-Jeh. -Hi, I'm Damini.
-Hi, I'm Lana. -Nice to meet you.
Jeh, is your issue with the bar resolved?
It's India.
Not so soon.
My offer still stands.
If you need help, please reach out.
Mr. Deshpande? We are ready for you.
Sure.
Damini?
-You go, this is your moment. -Come on, we're a team.
Come on.
Don't worry, I'll look after her.
I'll see you in a bit.
Come on.
You know, as lawyers we keep oscillating between what's right, what's wrong.
To win our clients' cases,
we use a couple of clauses to prove the truth.
In the meantime you don't even realize
what's true and what's false.
I wasn't happily married.
And that is my truth.
I was looking for an escape, and….
and the escape happened to be you.
Sushmita and me were over a long time back.
If nothing else, I'd like to thank you for that, at least.
Then I will have to thank you as well.
For making me realize what I want from life and what I don't.
Does it get better?
Hoping fucking so.
I'm going to get a stiff drink for myself.
I'm going to offer you one as well.
I would love some.
Okay.
I am choosing to rise above party politics and my Deshpande surname,
and taking my first steps towards clean, inclusive governance.
And I'm really glad you are all here with me at the beginning of this journey.
But I would like to introduce the person who was with me before everyone else.
So please welcome on stage, my biggest supporter
and my strongest critic,
Damini Rizvi Roy.
You and Dhananjay?
We've met just once before.
At a cousin's wedding.
Let's see where it goes.
We're always saying that the assembly needs fresh faces.
But we don't really do anything about it.
So here's our chance.
This is our opportunity to rid the country of corruption,
and replace it with education, employment and advanced healthcare facilities.
Then here's our chance.
And I urge you to please support Dhananjay and his campaign wholeheartedly.
Thank you for being here with us tonight.
It means the world to us. Thank you.
It's a shame your dad couldn't make it.
I know.
Your dad was coming?
He was thinking of coming.
He actually knew Dhananjay's parents when
Mr. Deshpande was an MP at the Rajya Sabha.
And our mums were on an education panel together.
Yeah.
Apparently we played together when we were still in our diapers.
Yeah.
Really.
My mum found a picture, I'll show it to you the next time we meet.
-What? -Yeah.
I'd love to see that.
Can you imagine if my dad got re-elected?
We'd have grown up together, gone to the same school,
probably gone to Conti together,
maybe even dated.
Who knows, right?
Conti?
It's a co-ed Delhi farewell party of sorts, right?
Like a prom of sorts.
Yeah, and everyone gets trashed and it always, always ends really badly.
I remember my Conti.
Every single guy at the party hit on me.
I was voted the hottest girl, so.
Sweet.
Well, no past means no extra baggage,
which means that I can do the job of your campaign manager
with utmost objectivity.
Such a professional.
That's why you hired me.
That's true.
You guys make a great team.
Now we do.
Jeh!
Jeh, please slow down!
Jeh, slow down!
Jeh!
What the fuck, Jeh? What the fuck?
I'm sorry.
I don't know what happened.
I'm walking home.
Why don't you ask Dhananjay to give you a ride home?
Since both of you make such a great team?
There it is.
It's always just silence, isn't it, Damini?
Damini, what's the time?
Silence.
Damini, what would you like for dinner?
Silence.
Damini, is there a problem in this relationship?
Silence.
Damini, I'm fucking drowning!
Oh.
Silence.
Maybe you should sleep at your place tonight.
Anyway you don't care that we're not having sex.
I don't care?
What do you want me to do, Damini?
What the fuck do you want me to do?
What should I do?
Should I force myself onto you?
When I come close to you, you pretend that your are sleepy.
If you just happen to come home early from work for once,
you hide in the bathroom till I fall asleep.
You need to get drunk to have sex with me, Damini.
Can we please not do this in the middle of the street, please?
But you're the one who's always itching to have a fight.
I mean,
all I do is crack a little joke,
and you pick a fight.
Your jokes aren't jokes, Jeh. They're judgments.
You're constantly judging me with your rigid moral codes.
Damini, you drank too much, wow!
She wants to have drunk sex so bad!
Damini's knocked up with Warsi's baby, so bad!
Even though we weren't together at the time!
But Jeh doesn't care about the fine prints, right?
Everything is always about, "How can she do this?"
You're constantly judging me!
Damini and Dhananjay make a great team! Oh, they must have slept together!
You know what, guess what.
You're right for once. I did.
Fuck you, Damini.
You're a fucking serial cheater, fuck you!
There it is, the judgment.
There it is!
Lest I slip even a millimeter, Jeh.
You play the role of judge, jury, lawyer and hangman, sentencing me to death!
Everything is black and white for you, Jeh.
And if you haven't noticed, Jeh, I'm not perfect.
And I'm sick of carrying
the burden of your perfection.
I'm sick of it, Jeh.
I'm always scared.
Always scared that I'll make one mistake
and you're going to dump me.
Now that I've made the mistake, dump me.
Come on, dump me.
You're right, Damini.
We have been struggling for a very long time.
In fact, we've been struggling right from the beginning.
So what are you saying?
I'm saying that it's over, Damini.
Split wide open
The spell is broken
Can we say it now That we hit the ground
Feel like I'm choking
On the words unspoken
Can we say it now
We messed it up somehow
We came so far
To only come this far
We came so far
To only fall apart
I'm all burned out
We’ve both hurt enough
There's nothing that can save us
What a waste of love
I'm all burned out
We’ve both hurt enough
I am dying as I say it
What a waste of love
Should have known better
People don’t change ever
And I’m just same My love is only pain
We came so far
To only come this far
We came so far
To only fall apart
I'm all burned out
We’ve both hurt enough
There's nothing that can save us
What a waste of love