'Angad is just a pawn.'
'The real culprit is Daddu Prasad.'
'Dayanidhi Prasad. - Shame! Shame!'
'Was it you who orchestrated that murder?'
'Dayanidhi Prasad! Shame! Shame!'
'Dayanidhi Prasad, answer us!'
'Hey, who's there?' - 'Shanvika.'
'Pintu is missing.'
'Please don't worry at all.'
'Please have something to eat.'
'If you want to survive this,'
'you'll have to come into power, Shanvika.'
'You'll have to enter politics.'
'Sir, Sumit Bansal has arrived.'
'Sitaarpur is rich'
'in mines.'
'Shanvika Chauhan.'
'Go and meet her.'
'Whatever profit you make,'
'50% belongs to me.'
'I accept your proposal.'
'I'll speak to the Chief Minister'
'about your party ticket.'
'But in return,'
'you'll have to do what I ask.' - 'I give you my word.'
Yes.
Oh, Kanhaiya. Greetings, greetings.
Mr. Kanhaiya.
So, are you done packing?
Tell me, why did you want to see me?
Well, I heard
that you're leaving Sitaarpur.
So I thought
I'd come to bid you farewell.
You see, Kanhaiya,
the number of springs
you've seen in your life,
I've spent just as many
autumns in mine.
Look, I've committed many crimes. Plenty of them.
But one thing I can honestly tell you
is that in SP Mishra's case,
I had nothing to do with it.
And if fate ever gives me a ladder,
I'll climb it,
reach your level
and from there,
I'll point down at you
and show you
exactly where you went wrong.
Well, it's time for me to leave now.
But I'll be waiting for that day.
All right then.
All I can say is, have a safe and pleasant journey.
You may go.
What happened, sir?
I don't know, Damayanti. For the first time, I feel
I've only uncovered half the truth.
What difference does it make, sir?
We have solved the case. Our job is done.
It doesn't work like that, Damayanti.
Sometimes, even after a case is solved,
it still isn't truly solved.
Something is still missing in this case.
Greetings.
Welcome, Mr. Kunwar.
How are you?
I'm doing well.
Please, have a seat.
Yes.
So, what brings you here?
After giving it a lot of thought,
I've decided not to contest the Sitaarpur seat myself.
Instead, I'd like
Shanvika Chauhan, Manohar Chauhan's daughter,
to get the ticket.
Right now, she has the public's support,
as well as the backing of the MLAs from my community.
I'd like you
to give this serious consideration.
Your support and blessings
are extremely important.
And in return,
you'll always have my support.
Mr. Kunwar, I'll give your suggestion
serious consideration.
Very well.
Anything else? - No, that's all. I shall take your leave.
Mishra. - Yes, sir.
Has the idiot lost his mind?
I've heard two important things
in my life.
The first is,
"Where women are honoured,"
"there the gods rejoice."
It means wherever women are respected,
that's where God resides.
I truly believe that.
Because I respect women just as much.
And the second is,
"A woman's nature and a man's destiny.."
"even God cannot foresee"
"let alone mankind."
What does it mean? - I don't know, sir.
It means...
Even God cannot predict
a woman's nature
or a man's destiny.
So what chance do we have?
And this saying
fits this situation perfectly.
That fool
handed the prize
to Shanvika Chauhan on a silver platter?
What an idiot!
Do one thing. - Yes, sir.
Call Shanvika Chauhan.
Ask her to come here.
This is your chance, Shanvika.
Go to Lucknow.
Just remember one thing.
The CM has summoned you.
You're not going to him on your own.
That means...
you matter to him.
During the meeting,
don't let your importance or your confidence diminish.
But, stay humble as well.
Okay, sir. As you say.
How about this?
Give me a diary.
I'll write down everything I should and shouldn't do.
Fine, I'm just kidding.
But seriously, Kuldeep,
thank you so much
for guiding me
and helping me.
All the best.
And...
come back victorious.
I promise.
Come in.
Pushkar? - He's inside.
Has he eaten?
Oh, what can I even say, Prerna?
Come and see for yourself.
What happened? - He's been drinking since morning.
I'll check on him.
Hello, Prerna.
Hello.
Everything okay?
Yes.
Did something happen?
I'm drinking to celebrate.
The good news is,
the Honourable CM has invited
Shanvika to his residence.
All of Sitaarpur is celebrating. The whole world is delighted.
I'm happy
and you should be too.
Well, that's good news. Isn't that what you wanted?
It is what I wanted, but...
Shanvika...
seems different somehow.
The one thing
I never wanted
is happening now.
Shanvika is growing
closer to Kuldeep.
I could see it coming
and I won't let it happen.
Not while I'm still alive.
So that's what's bothering you.
Shanvika is getting close to Kuldeep.
Well,
Kuldeep is exceptionally sharp
and Shanvika has incredible courage.
If those two strengths come together,
they could become a real problem for you.
Right?
That wouldn't end well for me?
My name's Pushkar Singh Chauhan.
Take a tour around the district
and find out who I am.
Then you won't say things like this.
Hey, Prerna! Where are you going?
You just got here.
There's something you want.
I've been noticing you for quite some time,
that's why I'm asking.
I've had a few drinks,
so tell me what do you want?
Go on, tell me.
I want only
Pushkar Chauhan to rule Sitaarpur.
Rule? I want more than that.
I want my face
printed on the currency in Sitaarpur.
Let bullets fly, bombs explode, cannons roar.
Let Sitaarpur be reduced to ruins.
But if that happens, you'll be transferred.
And you'll end up in another district.
My "Gulab Jamun"
will forget all about me. Right?
The day I'm transferred,
I'll resign.
Then what will you do?
I'll stay with you.
This...
this thing about you...
That's exactly what I like about you.
Straightforward.
What's in your heart,
is on your mind and on your lips.
Will you have a drink? - No.
Just one peg. Hey, Leela!
No. - Bring a glass.
Pushkar, please. - Just one peg.
Prerna, just one drink.
Prerna, you're a wonderful person just like me.
I love you.
♪ Today's sorrow ♪
♪ Weighs heavily upon life ♪
♪ The flowers are upset ♪
♪ Like a forest of yellow leaves ♪
♪ Old and withered ♪
♪ A gathering of fear ♪
♪ Old and withered ♪
Kunwar, come.
Sit with me for a while.
I heard you're planning
to make Shanvika Chauhan a politician.
That girl is playing you well.
She wants to settle her score with DM Kuldeep Kumar.
After that, she'll hand the seat over to me.
Come here.
Come on.
Let me see your forehead.
What happened?
Move aside. What are you doing?
I'm trying to erase
the word fool written on your forehead.
Your tongue is getting far too sharp.
Watch yourself while there's still time,
or it won't take long for me to cut it out.
Oh, leave it, Kunwar.
He'll have my tongue cut out.
The one who's really
cutting you down is Shanvika Chauhan.
By taking
your seat from you.
Whatever else you say,
that girl truly has the blood of a Chauhan.
She knows exactly when,
who to approach
and how to get the job done.
Well, listen,
whenever you're sitting alone with nothing to do,
then
clear your head once in a while.
Cheers.
Where were you?
You went to see Shanvika?
Stop keeping tabs on me like some detective.
Hello. - Hello, Dad.
Kuldeep still hasn't been able to forget Shanvika Chauhan.
He still goes to see her.
Come on, dear.
You've known this from the very beginning.
Why are you letting it bother you so much?
Kuldeep Kumar
isn't your love.
He's your challenge.
Don't fight him
emotionally.
Fight him professionally.
Just as he's been
playing with your heart all this time,
it's time you
started playing the game too.
I'll deal with this Shanvika Chauhan
one way or another.
But I think it's also time
my dear son-in-law
had a taste of trouble.
Come on, don't worry so much, dear.
Dad's here.
Yes, Dad.
Please, come in. How have you been?
I'm doing well.
Please, have a seat.
Shanvika,
when a man does a favour
for a woman,
he usually has
a price in mind for it.
So,
what does Kunwar want from you?
The same thing every man who does
a favour expects from a woman.
What do you want?
I don't want anything.
I simply use people like them as stepping stones.
Just as I used Kunwar
to reach you.
You're...
quite a bold young woman.
I truly liked that answer.
Just place your hand on my head, as a father would.
You'll never have a complaint
about Sitaarpur or Shanvika Chauhan.
Listen, Shanvika.
Both my heart
and my mind
are telling me to trust you.
I'm exhausted
by Daddu and Kunwar's blackmail.
They're both utterly corrupt and deceitful.
They're complete scoundrels.
My party needs
young, energetic people like you,
with clarity of thought and conviction.
Sir, I already told you,
you're worthy of reverence,
worthy of respect
and the leader of such a great party.
Just trust me once as your daughter.
My family lives by one principle.
We never forget
a favour or an insult.
At such a young age,
you've become remarkably mature.
Wonderful!
One corner of your heart
holds self-respect,
while the other carries gratitude.
I can hand over Sitaarpur to you,
but on one condition.
Daddu and Kunwar
they must lose everything they stand on.
Sitaarpur will belong
to you and you alone.
You have my word.