Greetings, Pandey. How is your factory doing these days?
Very well.
Please come in.
I have your support behind me.
Even with your blessings and protection,
Daddu managed to make
my uncle disappear from the hospital overnight.
What are you doing, Kunwar?
Whoever has dared to lay a hand on Pushkar Chauhan,
I'll track them down no matter where they hide.
I've come here to assure you
that I won't let your trust be broken.
Come, Kunwar. Let's go upstairs and have some tea.
This isn't the time for tea, Pandey.
Someone has challenged my authority.
First, I'll find Pushkar Chauhan.
Only after that will I accept your hospitality.
Sir. - Sir.
Inspector Pradeep, my cousin.
Pradeep, you've been entrusted with this mission for a reason.
Sir, the trust you've placed in me
is a matter of great pride.
I won't let you down.
This is the list of people whose names and details I need.
But be careful.
No one in the department should get suspicious.
Don't worry, sir. I understand the responsibility.
Just as per your instructions,
this contains some important information for you.
All right. - Sir.
Sir,
Pradeep is my aunt's son.
You can trust him completely, sir.
There's no chance of betrayal.
And no one in the police department knows
that you arranged his transfer.
All right.
Kunwar,
she came right up and held your hand.
I never imagined
that Manohar Chauhan's daughter would turn out to be so bold.
Don't be so surprised by
the changing role of women, Girdhari.
Times are changing.
There was once an era in this very India
when women enjoyed complete freedom.
They chose their own husbands
and even became mothers through the practice of Niyog.
That era is returning, Girdhari. The same era.
Women are writing
a new story of empowerment and freedom.
This isn't the time for philosophy.
Pushkar Chauhan's disappearance
has become the biggest obstacle in my path.
If I don't find Pushkar,
I'll lose Shanvika as well.
Had he been quietly eliminated in the hospital,
it would've been different.
Now this matter has become my biggest challenge.
Kunwar, I am 200 percent certain
that Daddu is behind all this.
I have the same suspicion.
And if it turns out to be true,
then this Daddu
will pay dearly for it.
'Big news coming in from Sitaarpur today,'
'where Dr. Vinay Parihar has been shot dead.'
'His body was recovered by the police from a forest area.'
'Who is behind this murder? We'll find out soon.'
Dr. Vinay Parihar's murder?
Who the hell pulled this off?
Sir,
the police believe
that robbers
might have done it during the night.
I don't think this was the work of robbers.
These days, every death
has a solid reason behind it.
Sir,
Pushkar disappeared from that very hospital.
And the very next night,
senior doctor Vinay Parihar
was found murdered.
Could there be a connection, sir?
I have a feeling
that behind both incidents,
Kunwar may be involved.
Sir, that's possible.
But what about
DM sir?
He's an educated man.
He won't get involved in such shady business.
But one thing does concern me.
It seems his love for Shanvika still hasn't left his heart.
I can see it.
Get Sadhu and Kundan released as soon as possible.
Hello. - Hello, hello.
Madam is becoming quite modern.
Look at this.
It isn't working out. Okay? - Yes.
Get another constable assigned. - All right, sir.
And have Sadhu and Kundan released.
All right, sir. - Come on, hurry up.
Coming, coming.
Where did you get this video?
Why did you have him killed?
He had already confessed.
He could've been a crucial witness.
During the police investigation, the doctors could've found out
who had pressured him.
I could've sent those criminals to prison.
Why did you take the law into your own hands?
The law would've taken years.
By then, the fire in my heart would've died down.
I want justice for my father's murder today, Kuldeep.
You've lost your mind.
You think I'll support you taking the law into your own hands?
I'm a public officer, Shanvika.
Then quit being a public officer!
Stand beside me openly in this fight.
I can leave my job to stand by you in this fight.
Taking someone's life is a completely different matter.
I will take revenge,
and neither your principles
nor your law will stand in my way.
So you'll make me do whatever you want
even if it's wrong?
Yes, I will,
and you'll do it.
Let's go. - What happened, Kuldeep?
Where are you coming from at this hour?
What's the matter?
You went to meet Shanvika, didn't you?
That's what you've been hiding from me,
that you meet Shanvika every day.
What's your problem?
What I don't understand is how, every single time,
Shanvika ends up between us.
When did she ever leave our lives?
You're back. - Yes.
Come here, come here. - What happened?
Wait a second. Let me see your hands.
Oh, come on. When is this thing of yours ever going to end?
Come on, let me see.
Very nice. Isn't it? - Yes, it looks great.
Listen, keep this aside.
Hey, what? - Come on.
You work all day long, taking care of the house,
running errands,
and looking after everyone.
Today, I'll take care of you. Lift your feet.
Come on. - Yes.
Today, I'm going to give you a nice massage.
Listen. - Yes.
Do you remember
when I had just brought you home after our wedding?
Yes.
Right? After your bath,
I used to do your hair. - Yes.
I used to braid it,
and my mother would say,
"This boy has become completely henpecked."
Yes, I remember.
Hey, the phone's ringing. Go on.
It's our daughter. - Yes, it is Mala.
Yes, speaker. Put it on speaker. - Yes, yes.
I want to hear too. - Hello. Yes, Mala.
Yes, dear. Calling this late?
Is everything all right?
Nothing is all right, Mom. Nothing at all.
You're sitting there peacefully while I'm...
I'm losing my mind here.
I don't know what's happened to Kuldeep, Mom.
First, he's lying to me,
then he's breaking things, and today he shouted at me.
Nothing good is happening in my life, Mom.
Tell me, what should I do?
Should I keep living or just shoot myself?
Before my daughter does that... - Hey, hey!
I'll shoot him myself! - Mala, wait a minute.
What? Shoot whom? Just wait. - What are you doing?
What are you doing? Stop.
He's troubling my daughter this much!
I'll kill that idiot. - Singh, Singh.
Hey. - They've all joined hands
to make my daughter's life miserable.
I'll shoot every last one of them!
Where's the key? Give me the key. - Wait!
Give me the key. - Stop!
Security! - I'll shoot them all.
Go after him. - What happened, ma'am?
He's making my daughter cry. - Go after him.
Today, I'm going to shoot every one of them.
Go after him, brother. Singh!
Yes, ma'am. - Come quickly.
Singh, hurry up. Run, quickly.
Get in the car and go. In the car.
Sir!
Start the car.
Go in the car. He's gone alone.
Move, move.
What are you doing, man?
Taking out
your anger at Shanvika on Mala
isn't right, man.
I know. I know you're upset.
You've already decided to stand by Shanvika in her fight.
I know that's what the situation demands right now.
But my heart won't accept it.
There has to be a line somewhere.
It's not easy to keep your eyes shut and ignore everything.
Yes, I've decided to stand by Shanvika, but
something feels wrong between my duty and my decisions.
Look, Kuldeep,
don't take this the wrong way.
But you've already made mistakes.
Marrying Mala to get back at Shanvika
was your first mistake.
Then siding with Daddu to destroy her
was your second mistake.
So,
now,
if you want to set all those mistakes right,
you may have to make a few tough choices.
The rest
is up to you.
They walked right past you. What were you doing?
Sir, they came like the wind
and disappeared in the blink of an eye.
What could I have done, sir? - Stop the car.
What happened?
I can't make sense of any of this.
Sir, Daddu sir didn't even take his phone with him.
If something happens to him,
I'll lose my job, sir.
I've been here for three years.
And I still haven't made any real money.
Otherwise... - Otherwise what?
A man this powerful has vanished in the middle of the night,
and all you're worried about is your earnings, idiot.
What are you staring at? Move! Start the car. Let's go.
Move it. - Sir,
should we go right or left?
Daddu has never done anything right in his life.
Take the left.
♪ Oh, the fair beauty Stepped out all dressed up ♪
♪ Hey, where, where, where? ♪
♪ Oh, the fair beauty Stepped out and sat down ♪
Where exactly?
♪ She sat beside the village well ♪
♪ Oh, the young brother-in-law Is quite a charmer ♪
♪ Oh my, oh my, oh my! ♪
♪ Oh, the young brother-in-law Is quite a charmer ♪
Hey!
♪ He's trying To woo his sister-in-law ♪
♪ Hiding her face behind a veil ♪
♪ He's trying To woo his sister-in-law ♪
♪ Oh, her beloved Is quite the flirt ♪
♪ He shoots arrows from his eyes ♪
♪ He shoots arrows From his eyes, from his eyes ♪
You bastard,
is this what I got you out of jail for?
And you're sitting here living it up?
Please hear me out. - When are you going to kill
Shanvika and Pushkar Chauhan? - Sir, please listen to me.
Look, the entire plan is ready.
Please... please hear me out. Have a seat.
Please sit down. Have some tea.
I didn't come here for tea.
I'll drink your blood instead.
Look, I'll find Pushkar Chauhan. - When?
And I am after Shanvika day and night, sir.
But if you lose your temper and rush me, you'll kill me.
And if I act in haste, the police will kill me.
You know, making haste is the devil's work.
I'm folding my hands and requesting you.
Please... give me a little more time. I'll finish them.
I don't have any time left.
I can't bear to see my daughter's suffering anymore.
Listen, forget Pushkar Chauhan.
Kill Shanvika Chauhan first. - I will.
And remember one thing, son. - I will.
I've got a hundred dogs like you guarding my gate.
If you're gone, it won't make any difference to me.
I'll just replace you.
And pray to whichever god you worship,
because, you bastard,
I don't want to come knocking at your door again for this.
You won't have to, sir.
I'll crack your skull open, you idiot.
Sir, please listen.
Please hear me out. I'll kill them.
I've lost my brother too.
Do your job.
Focus on the task you've been given.
I will.
Good. - I'll kill them.
If I lose my temper, this game is over.
I said I'll kill them.
Hello!
Good morning.
All okay?
Kuldeep,
I don't know your situation
better than you do.
But I'd like to say one thing.
In the Mahabharata,
Lord Krishna knew
that many people would lose their lives in that war.
Not just people, even principles and values.
Yet the war was fought.
Some battles in life
must be fought with the Mahabharata as your guide.
And as far as I know you,
you'll never leave Shanvika alone,
not in this battle and not in life.
You're saying the same thing Pintu said.
I don't know why, but my heart won't agree.
Deep down, I can't convince myself.
Because you're overthinking it.
That's how you are.
Whether it's duty or relationships,
everything matters deeply to you.
In this case,
I'd only say one thing. Just follow your heart.
Do whatever it's telling you to do.
Okay. Come on, we have to do one more lap.
Let's go.
Madam,
I don't think you should go alone like this.
Turn the car around.
I'll be right back.
Dr. Vinay,
I never had any personal grudge against you.
But you chose to stand with the people
who murdered my father.
People whose intentions
and motives
were utterly dark.
It wasn't me who killed you.
Your own actions did.
Even so,
I ask for your forgiveness.
One thing is clear. The people who attacked me
were Daddu's men.
But who's protecting me?
I don't know, madam.
But whoever it was, they must be one of your well-wishers.