It's going to be so much fun. -Yes.
We can have it later.
Come on, now, kids.
Give me that.
Here. - On behalf of Nirula's Education Initiative
you get a free ice cream for scoring 95 per cent.
Shantanu Bansal, you are a bright star.
What's your favourite flavour?
Chocolate.
Which flavour in chocolate, Shantanu?
We have chocolate chip, dark chocolate, chocolate truffle.
Chocolate.
Okay. -Here... This one.
The one that's for Rs 160.
Okay, sir. What about your remaining order?
We have a new lunch menu too.
No, I don't want all that. My dear...
Please give me your marks sheet. One ice cream for her too.
Sir, under our education initiative,
the free ice cream is only for those
who have scored more than 95 per cent.
It's less by only two per cent.
Look at the girl's dedication, hard work and discipline.
She has 100 per cent attendance. Show your attendance card.
Marks are not everything. She'll get 95 next time. Come on.
Then we will also give you the free ice cream next time.
Talk to me respectfully.
I know very well, you're not having any education scheme here.
You want to sell burgers for Rs 150, by giving free ice creams, right?
These are available for Rs 20 in Jamnapaar, with onions and dip.
Trying to teach me. Never mind, leave it.
Take it. We don't want your ice cream.
I'll buy you Nagpal's 'kulfi.' We can get it for half the price.
Come on...
We don't want to be caught in these rich people's games.
Due to the heat, I wasn't able to study or sleep all night.
Please get the AC in my room serviced.
Ah! Sure, why not? My dear prince.
Your parents run the cooler for only two hours each night.
So that less than 200 units are used and the bill remains low.
And our prince wants an AC to run all night long.
It won't happen. - Why do you have the AC if you won't use it?
We got it fixed for Shailaja's wedding.
We wanted to impress her in-laws. That is already done now.
What will the impression be
when I don't clear my CA exam in the first attempt?
When I did my CA at your age...
No. Put that phone aside and listen to me.
Listen to me. -Yes, Mr Gopaldas.
Yes, I'm on my way.
I'll be there. I'm on my way.
Yes.
Shanky.
Leave the scooter, I need it for a meeting. Leave the key inside.
'They say that if you wish for something with all your heart'
'then the entire universe will work towards'
'making it happen. But this Delhi, my friends'
'here it's not the universe'
'the people of Delhi will decide which opportunity you will get'
'and which opportunity will be taken away from you.'
Our Rana sir is great.
He's invited Rajat Thapar, who is a lecturer in India's top school
has been invited for topper interaction.
In Jamnapaar.
He may be South Delhi's stud now,
but, Rajat Thapar is from our own Pandunagar.
Come on, brother. Stop smoking during the day.
I'm telling the truth. I'm not high.
I've driven him around in my rickshaw. - Really?
Yes. -Forget all that.
Do something about the passes.
121, 122...
123, 124...
125.
126.
Big brother. This is for you.
Try it once, you will look just like Virat Kohli.
But Virat Kohli does not wear Abidas.
Is it?
Chotu. -Yes, sir. - Do one thing.
Get Poima's logo printed on his shoes.
Mr Gopaldas, it's not Poima, it's Puma.
Is it?
You know better.
Mohan, have you counted the stock?
Yes, there are 126 pieces.
Okay, Mr Gopaldas. Tell me where your office is,
and I will get the documents ready.
Big brother, if you come
to the shop, I'll make you sit at the cash counter.
I don't have an office in the factory.
Where will I sit then?
There's no chair also to sit on.
Chotu.
Bring it in.
You must try the special 'Amritsari Chole Bhature,'
you will be overjoyed.
Go on, give it.
What kind of food is this?
It's so oily.
Should I eat it or apply the oil on my head?
Oh, no. The bill... Hold this.
Oh, no...
The file, my pants and everything else is ruined.
Move aside, now. What is this?
Mr Mohan, you eat.
Hey... who's that? Are you crazy?
I wanted to wash my hands. -Will we do it together?
Where's my file? -Here.
Listen, Mr Gopaldas. -Hmm.
Is this all the stock that you have?
Big brother, it's the stock.
Not our daughter or daughter-in-law that we will hide it.
Am I right?
Hmm... Hold on, I'll be back.
Shanky.
Are you okay? -Why? What will happen to me?
I've never seen you so irritated. -Why won't I get irritated?
Have you seen the clients on the other side of Jamna?
They treat us like statutory auditors.
I had my own desk and special lunch was ordered for me.
We are not being treated well here.
I'll go and tell Lohiya, that I will go to Lunatech in Gurgaon.
Just because we are articles, we are being treated like this.
If I mess up even a single report of his,
his fake Abibas shoe business will fall flat.
Talk softly, he's standing right there.
Let him hear us.
I'm not scared of anyone.
We are the future CAs. We have some respect.
What?
Are you nuts?
Sorry, brother.
Sir, you are aware that Rana's Apex Coaching
churns out only toppers.
All of them have passed all the groups,
except for a couple of subjects where they lost out
because of a couple of marks.
Please tell us how is this possible, sir?
The council gives the suggested answers, right?
Match the answers. -We did that.
The answers of 15 students match word to word.
Even then the council failed them.
Just a minute, Mr Pathak.
This meeting is not to discuss the toppers of his institute only.
It's for the revaluation rights of students across the country.
Mr Bansal, it's better if you don't say anything.
Revaluation is done where 10 to 12 students have failed.
Will you get the revaluation done for your entire institute?
Only six students have not cleared the exam, from my centre, Rana.
Your accounts is already weak, you won't understand.
Mr Bansal, please.
No personal attacks, please.
I'm not saying anything because you're a senior.
Or else, I'd give it back.
Are you doing me a favour? -Hold on, one second.
How much are you all shouting?
You all... I have four stents in my body.
Mr Bansal, Mr Rana, you are legendary teachers.
Does it feel good to argue like this?
The things is
I don't sit here and check the papers.
The papers are checked by capable CAs like you.
And if anyone doubts the CAs of our country, I'll be enraged.
Excuse me, sir.
May I?
You know what, Lovleen? Each morning at 6:00 a.m.
take four rounds of Sanjay Park.
Then, I sit underneath a jackfruit tree and do yoga for 20 minutes.
After going home, I add 'ashwagandha,' 'mulethi,'
and 'shilajit,' in hot water and drink it.
So that the heat in the body stays intact.
This is very good, sir. -Thank you.
My question was, who will teach me Tally?
You're like family.
You're a part of the Lohiya family. Anyone will teach you.
What's the big deal in that?
He...
Shanky will teach you.
Shanky.
Will you teach Tally to this sister?
You know Shilajit? -Sir.
I want to talk to you.
Sir, just a minute.
Yes...
What?
I'll not give you a seat beside her.
Not that, sir. I was saying... -Hold on.
I remembered something.
Mohan. -Yes, sir.
Look.
Book Prateek's return ticket. He has to reach Lunatech at 10:00 a.m.
And remember, if I find a ticket
at a lesser price than what you've booked
then I will break your legs.
Yes, sir.
Tell me.
Shoelander's report is ready sir.
That's all?
Hmm. Okay. Go.
Okay, listen.
Don't tell Lovleen that I'm married.
Good.
Sir, the CA exam is not given by just a student.
His entire family goes through the exam.
When the council fails a student without any explanation
then this entire family,
his teachers and most importantly the entire system fails.
And talking facts, strictly, sir
CBSE, Delhi Institute and IIT give the students a chance to reevaluate.
So, why are we treating our students differently?
Okay.
Get a written memorandum, signed by at least 100 students.
Absolutely, sir.
Mr Rana,
what is your daughter's name?
Sir...
Khyati Rana.
CEO of Rana's
Apex Coaching.
Please don't embarrass me, Dad.
Let him say it, my child.
Parents expect respect from their children.
They should also respect their kids.
Am I correct?
Yes.
Uncle, is Shanky getting married?
Why?
I thought
that you got the AC serviced when it was Shailaja's wedding.
Stop your nonsense.
He's a student, he needs it while studying. So, I'm getting it done.
Oh-ho...
Is the compressor working properly? -Yes.
Perfectly cool. It's fine. Look.
Turn it off then.
Add your fees in the coaching class account. - Okay, sir.
Uncle, can I smoke a cigarette? -Shall I give you a slap?
What do you think?
If that's a problem, then why have you hidden this above the AC?
Where was it? -On the top.
Did you see that?
It's not so tough. You'll get it after practising for a few times.
Thank you.
So, Mohan.
Which site are you booking the ticket from?
Sabsesastiticket.com
And that too in an incognito window with the VPN.
If I book it between 6:00 and 9:00, then I'll get it at Rs 500 less.
How much are you paying? -Rs 3300.
If I file the GST, then I can save Rs 250 more.
Rs 3300?
I saw it for Rs 2700.
Which flight? -Fair Asia.
The flight is at 6:30 a.m. -Fair Asia never departs on time.
It's at 6:30 a.m, right?
At the most, it will delay by two hours.
You're saving money, aren't you? -What if Prateek is late?
It's okay. You won't understand.
I will give this idea to Mr Lohiya.
No...
Wait. - Let me tell him. -No, wait.
I'll do it.
Mom.
Why is there a lock on my room door? What's going on?
Pushpa.
Tell him to get out, otherwise...
I don't know what I'll do. - I'll talk to him. - Tell him. - Dad.
What? - Easy does it. -What do you mean?
Talk to him calmly. -Does he let me stay calm?
Your Mom and I will keep sacrificing
to give you all the luxuries. But look at his antics.
I mean, this is the limit. We've given him a separate room.
I've enrolled him for CA classes.
He's just taking advantage of the freedom that we're giving him.
You told me to let him do the articleship.
So that he can get exposure. Look at what's he done. - Speak softly.
This is the limit.
He's begun smoking. How long has it been since you got married?
How many? -Two years.
Please let me, son-in-law,
have you seen the stove lighting up before we offered our prayers?
Say yes or no. -No...
And he's smoking cigarettes here. -Calm down. - It's okay.
Please calm down. Have some water.
This is for you, son-in-law. -No, it's okay.
He's young, he's come back now. If you get upset, he won't understand.
We must talk with love. Shanky, have you started smoking? - No.
No... -Shanky, put your bag down.
Remove your bag.
Come here, we won't hit you.
We won't hit you. Sit down.
Tell me carefully and lovingly
what other dirty habits have you picked up?
Alcohol?
Weed?
Hey, Paras?
What wrong did I ask Shailaja?
This happens to everyone at this age.
It happened to me as well.
I am very sure. Dad also faced this...
Actually, Shanky, tell us.
Why do you smoke cigarettes?
Actually, Paras
Because of the stress, I...
What happens to you?
Stress. -You suffer from stress?
You... - No, one second, do you suffer from stress?
No. Nothing like that. -Why do you get stressed?
Who stresses you out?
Speak softly. Your voice can be heard by everyone outside.
Why don't you understand? -Please drink some water.
Relax. -Shanky.
Shanky. Listen to me.
Have you ever watched the ad of 'gutka' in movies?
Have you ever wondered why they show only the outer parts?
Because everything else gets spoilt.
Smoking doesn't make you a hero.
It ruins everything.
Moreover, tell me if you won't be able to have children,
who will handle the classes? -Please don't say that.
Paras. -Father...
You asked me to get the boys for the PG.
Yes. - I have spoken to two boys. They are coming tomorrow.
You are renting my room for a PG?
Why do I stay now?
Oh, Shanky. We are men.
We can sleep here on a carpet on the floor.
But I have to study, Paras.
My charts and timetable are in that room.
Oh, do not worry about charts. I will get them and paste it here.
Bring them here. -No. No.
We can't make you paste it.
We will commit a sin if we allow you to work.
Mom. You must listen to me. I need to study. - Listen.
We are telling it to you. We are not asking you. Okay?
Oh, Shanky. Please do not stress out.
If you stress out, you will again crave for cigarettes.
I know that. What I am saying is if we rent the room,
we will get some rent. Isn't it?
Who will gain from it? You.
Moreover, you are not there at home most of the time.
Do one thing. Stay in Shailaja's room.
No, no. I won't stay in her room.
She stays here all day. -So? It's my dad's house.
I can visit here whenever I want. -Paras, you haven't eaten yet.
At least, have one 'kachori'.
You are right, mother.
We forgot about the 'kachori' amidst all the stress.
Anyway, I don't even feel like eating now.
Should I bring in something else? -Do one thing. No.
Do one thing. I will take all this with me to the shop.
Okay. Fine. pick this up. -Pick the 'kochoris'.
Yes. Absolutely! Take the 'kachoris'. Nothing seems delicious without it.
Oh, the sauce will fall.
'Why don't you understand?' - Father, please do not stress out.
How will we manage if you stress out?
He is mature and moreover, I have also made him understand.
Okay, Shanky? Let me go now. It's time to open the shop. Take care.
Listen!
Go and help him with this car.
Hey, hold on. Wait a minute.
Mother, no! Please. -No, it's a formality.
It's just a formality. Not much. -Mother, please listen to me.
So, will you give me money every time I come?
It's a formality. -No, I mean, what's the use?
Such expensive envelopes! Peacock feather envelope. Look at it.
Mother, you can tell me, and I will buy them cheaply.
You have to give it to me every time.
Keep it to yourself. - Good idea. I'll use it the next time.
Come on, let's go. - Hey, 'kachoris'! - Hey, 'kachoris'.
It also has a peacock feather. -Tell us how it is. - Bye!
It has a warning written on it. -Forget about it!
Wait a minute. Hold on.
Wait a minute. There is one here too.
Yeah, go on. Reverse it! Go on.
Turn it. Go on. Like this. That's it.
Shanky, if your father had given me a small car,
it would not have taken half an hour to reverse it.
But anyways, take care.
Hey!
Don't you have manners? Knock before you enter.
Shanky, I'm talking to you!
Have you become deaf along with being rude?
Shanky!
Go on! -Look at me and talk.
What's your problem?
Do you know mom's BP is 150? And poor dad...
He slept after eating only milk and rusk.
Do you feel any shame at all? -So what?
I, too, did not eat anything, but no one could see this.
You make a fuss over small things.
If you stress so much, a guy will definitely smoke.
You can smoke. I am not forbidding you.
But, idiot, don't get caught at least.
God knows what I've seen on your laptop before.
Be thankful that I didn't tell mom and dad.
Come on. Let it go. You won't understand.
And I have to study. We'll talk later.
You're not going to go tomorrow anyway.
Yea, bro. I don't know what's wrong with your attitude.
Hello!
Yeah?
It's nothing, Paras. I was just giving Shanky some sense.
Have some sense yourself. Let me study. - Shut up!
You tell me, did you eat anything?
Hug the pillow and go to sleep, okay?
Hug the pillow! It's just a matter of a couple of days.
'The 9:00 am shift is my favourite.'
'Because seeing hopeful faces in the morning makes my day.'
'Someone is going to create an opportunity,'
'and someone is going to make it happen.'
'To put it like the Gen Zs, Vibe Check is great.'
'The next station is Iffco Chowk.'
Myself Shantanu Bansal from Lohia and Lohia LLP.
I am here to meet the Joshua Sir.
Actually, 'The Joshua Sir' is in a meeting. Please wait.
You need some tea or coffee? -One Cafe-au-lait.
Cafe-au-lait is only for employees. I'll get you a cappuccino?
Bro!
Can I get a cigarette? -Sure.
You are taking advantage of our freedom!
Buddy!
Are you okay?
Go for it.
I'm glad you're back, Prateek.
Got an early flight, huh? -Yeah, change of plans.
Prepare your GST report, Josh. I'll be there.
Yeah, bro!
Where are you, man?
I am here only. You've been driving at the same place for 10 minutes.
Come fast, man!
Right here in the business club. Near the flag.
Yeah.
Hey, bro! Shanky!
What are you doing here in Gurgaon?
Hey, Prateek!
I have a friend who lives in Gurgaon. I came to meet him.
Shanky, Mohan told me all about your flight incident.
You're getting it wrong, Prateek. -Hey,
I understand, Shanky.
There is only one good client in the entire firm.
If you can't fight for that one too...
I get it.
Sorry, bro.
Come on, man! It's okay.
You're like my younger brother. Come, I will drop you home.
Come on.
Thank you, bro. -Get lost, son of a gun!
You client thief!
You're good for nothing, Jamnapari!
Stay away from Gurgaon,
or you will face the consequences.
Get lost!
'My least favourite shift is the afternoon shift.'
'Because by 2:30, many people miss their opportunities.'
'But do you know when it feels the worst to lose an opportunity?'
'When the opportunity is at its closest.'