Hey, hey, what are you doing? Are you crazy?
I have so many memories attached to it.
First time when..
What can I tell you?
There's a first time for everything in life.
No, I'm not speaking about this jail.
Although even this is for the first time.
I am speaking of the first time I befriended a girl.
A special girl.
See, I studied in a boys school.
Then I went to the medical college. I was a nerd.
I was a bit amateur when it came to girls.
Either Sanjh was really different
or I was a moron.
Whatever it was, it was my first time.
This is not happening for the first time, Sanjh.
Learn to control your anger.
This is not your house.
The name Arora has a reputation in this hospital.
I know that.
If anyone sneezes around me, you will find out.
That's why you didn't let me go to AIIMS, right?
Why? Is it so bad that we care about you?
This is not taking care, Mom.
This is called controlling. You only care about your reputation.
So, don't worry.
I will not let the name Arora get sprinkled with urine again.
-Maybe acid this time. -Sanjh.
My desi buddy, your modern woman is here.
Sanjh.
I was waiting for you in the parking.
You took so long to get off your car.
That's great actually.
If my mom finds out that I broke a urine bag,
she would make me go rounds with a shoe garland around my neck.
And that too on a donkey.
Look at your mom, she took you in a luxurious car.
Not now, Akshat please.
Did anyone say anything?
How can anyone say anything to you?
-Can anyone mess with the Aroras? -I told you not now.
-Arora... -Yes, I'm an Arora. So?
But don't forget that I'm also the topper who beat you by two marks.
And that too in general fucking surgery.
In a single moment, Sanjh created a hole in our friendship.
Now a rich, beautiful, nepo kid like Sanjh can also have her struggle.
I could never comprehend that.
I was just sinking in the guilt lake.
She was being very friendly after the act.
How did she get mad for such a petty thing?
Maybe that's why she was popping pills.
She humiliated you.
My uncle kidnaps people. If you say...
So, the water crisis is such that people retaliate.
So, when my aunt left her house with a bucket...
The neighbouring aunt attacked my uncle with a rolling pin.
And she reprimanded saying, "Will you say anything since you're a professor?"
"I will fill the bucket first."
What happened next?
Whether it's your first love or risk,
they both were miles ahead of me in those matters.
It's good. I didn't learn much from them.
Enough with the excuses. You need a leave, right?
-I'll talk to Dr Sandeep. -Thank you.
Poor uncle lives alone. So I need to take care of him.
An attack on the teacher? Yuck.
You had said your uncle is a doctor.
Yes. Ph.D.
He has a Ph.D.
-He has a Ph.D.? -Hmm.
-What subject? -Molecular biology.
Molecular biology? Where did he do it from?
-JNU. -Really? What was the name?
-Vijay Gulati. -Vijay Gulati? And mother's name?
-Shalini Punya. Shalini Singh. -Before the marriage?
If Uncle is a Gulati, how is your mom a Singh?
Kiddo, no matter how good the preparation is,
one out of syllabus question ruins everything.
Understood?
Better be careful next time.
Hi, guys.
What's up?
-Sir, please, just one day... -7 grams of coffee and 4 drops of water.
-Start stirring. Just do the job. -Just one day...
Oh, you want a leave?
Interesting. Let me guess.
-Is your relative injured? -Yes, my neighbour hit my uncle...
I just need a day off.
It's funny how you and Ruchi want a leave on the same day?
Let them go, Dr Sandeep. We'll figure out something.
Dr Chetna will cover your shift.
-What? -You take the day off.
Aunt, what's going on?
So many patients?
Dear, 42 dengue patients have been admitted in the last 24 hours.
It is surging.
Dr Ananda has called senior doctors for the emergency meeting.
The alert has been raised.
The list is out. Check it out.
Sandeep has assigned your duties.
Sir, I'm telling you, you have to wait.
It's a dengue outbreak.
This was also the first time that there was no place to stand in the hospital.
We were working non-stop but the patients kept coming.
Dr Ananda's LOR, scholarship, all aside,
now we understood the true meaning of being a doctor.
Madam, even we need a separate bed.
I'm paying you in full.
Sir, there are 60 beds in the hospital and 80 patients.
62 beds and 84 patients.
Get your facts right.
Facts or useless information.
Useless information?
You think bed-sharing is randomly decided?
Akshat, bed-sharing is the least of our concerns right now.
Thrombocytopenia.
Instead of beds, focus on the platelet counts of the patients.
Mr Mishra's platelets are already at 40,000.
And the patient is critically low.
I'll be back.
Yes, tell me.
Doctor, I can't breathe at night while sleeping.
What's your age?
-Your age? -19.
-Take off your scarf. -Huh?
Take off your scarf.
For the check-up.
Be quick.
Cough loudly. Good job.
Breathe.
-What is this insolent behaviour? -I'm doing a check-up.
How else do I check your lungs?
There are many patients. You can go to another hospital.
Rishi, can I speak to you for a minute?
Yes.
One second.
What happened?
Did I do something wrong?
-What was this? -Miss Chetna,
umm, Dr Chetna.
She was blabbering.
You intervened or else I would've reprimanded her.
There are many patients. We are not free.
Yes. All girls bother you, right Rishi?
Every girl wants a lady doctor.
These girls think they are precious that
all male doctors will misbehave with them.
Maybe not every male doctor desires to misbehave,
but whoever has misbehaved with her must be a man.
If I send you in a jungle with the pack of hungry wolves,
won't you get scared?
-I mean.. -Just get back to work.
Taking out other's blood,
my blood has been sucked dry, brother.
Listen.
My mother says it's not wrong to make a mistake.
But not learning anything from a mistake is wrong.
Don't get upset. You'll be okay.
Your friend is giving you the right advice.
Learn how to speak to women.
It's not so complicated.
It's not my cup of tea.
Before you teach manners to others, you must look into yourself.
Even you can't speak cordially, Sanjh.
You don't even take a joke.
If you don't know the difference between a joke and nonsense,
that's not my problem.
I think I fought with Sanjh on purpose.
So that she can notice me.
Is there a doctor here? What kind of a hospital is this?
Take a deep breath.
She was only feeling weak until yesterday.
I don't know what happened this morning.
Mom rolled her eyes.
And she had a high fever.
Dad already has high BP.
-Ma'am.. -90-60.
Parvan, get a wheelchair.
-Get two wheelchairs. -Be quick.
There's only one. You need to manage with this one.
-I'll go check on the bed. -Be quick.
Come on, carefully.
Careful, careful.
Brother, get one IV stand and oxygen cylinder.
Get one chair and stool as well.
Be quick.
Sit.
Dad came from Azampur just day before yesterday.
It's all my fault.
Why did I bring them here? The weather is horrible here.
Mom works as a nurse there and look now.
She doesn't even have a bed.
Look at dad's condition.
We're just looking for a doctor for the last three hours.
The guys at the reception say
there's no cashless insurance. If I can't arrange the money,
they won't treat them.
-This is a useless city. -There's no bed.
No bed?
Akshat, we need to admit them.
She has a high fever and she is very old.
Umm...
You check on her, I'll go talk to Mr Shami.
I don't know why
I saw myself in this boy.
He was an ordinary son of a nurse.
Who nobody cared about in this system.
Give me the form.
Mr Shami.
-Mr Shami. -Yes?
Mr Shami, actually,
I need to admit two patients.
Are you seeing this rush, Doctor?
They haven't come to take a walk in the park.
Fill the form. Submit the file.
I'll see.
Take this. Go and submit there and send the next one, please.
You checked them both, right?
Me and Sanjh. One minute.
Sanjh.
Umm, this is not an emergency.
We can't admit them.
We don't have the capacity and they don't have the money.
Their insurance payment isn't approved.
They must find a charitable hospital.
This is not an emergency situation.
So, what should we do?
I couldn't focus on my career,
debt, responsibilities, anything at that moment.
I thought if I didn't help this boy,
it was useless being a doctor.
And look at the fate, I was with Sanjh at this stage.
I just didn't know if she was with me.
So let's make it an emergency.
I've spent all my savings on the hospital bills of just 2 days.
If I can't arrange the money, they won't give the treatment.
We are doctors, and this is extremely serious
and you have turned this profession to a joke.
-Please, get in line. -Mr Shami.
Mr Shami. Please, don't stop the Ahujas' treatment.
Sanjh, we need to save their lives not give them a heart attack.
How does it matter? Everything is illegal, you fool.