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I know who ran your brother over.

Who?

[Harman] 'Hello?'

Hello? Hello?

Will you f*****g tell me or not!

[Title Montage]

My Lord, my client wants to withdraw his plea of 'not guilty'.

But didn't you have a solid defense?

He only told me this morning.

I tried talking to him, but he won't listen.

Has someone threatened him or something?

Raj ji... I thought you were above all this.

My Lord, I am Lord Shiva's disciple.

I don't want to pay for my sins in the next birth.

So you have no problems with them withdrawing their plea?

No, Sir. We have no objection.

The boy... he's poverty-stricken, isn't he? As far as I know.

Is this an attempt to bribe him and then crucify him?

- Sir, I'm not aware of any such thing. - Neither am I, My Lord.

Alright then. 5 year sentence and Rs. 20,000 fine, is that okay?

Can we please do 4 years and... Rs. 10,000 fine?

I'm okay with that, My Lord.

It seems like you guys had reached an arrangement before you came to me.

- No, Sir. - No, My Lord.

Alright, so be it... please be seated.

- We'll see. - Your Honor. - Okay, My Lord.

-[woman1] 'Aunt Indu!' -[Indu] 'God bless. How are you?'

-[woman1] 'I'm good, how are you?' -[Indu] 'I am fine.'

Please sit.

- Have you eaten? - Yes.

"Reduce your salt intake." The doctors tell me so.

This bloody BP. A little tension and it starts fluctuating.

This food without salt? Ugh.

The same every day. Pumpkin, ridge gourd, bottle gourd...

I said to the doctor...

"...I'm a Pandit, used to having a variety of desserts and dishes."

"And people in this town tremble with fear when they hear my name."

"They piss themselves. Give me a disease worthy of my status!"

But no. This is it. This bloody BP.

B. P.

Hey, why don't you eat a little bit at least?

No, I'm good, thanks. You carry on.

Have you flushed all the pickle down the drain?

Bring me some. Quickly, now.

Do you know why I've called you here?

No.

Satto was here, yesterday.

She was crying, the poor woman.

She was saying the cops took away her son.

He's just 18. Doesn't have a father.

The house runs on his earnings.

And now, the cops are keeping him in custody for 7 days.

What's his crime! They claim he stole a car.

Really? Now tell me is this even a serious crime!

Satto told me that 4 nights ago Kashi had called her in the middle of the night.

Told her son to come over immediately.

By the way, how is Kashi? Our bigshot Commanding Officer!

Deputy Commandant.

Deputy Commander...

Many times, I have thought of asking you, but I couldn't.

Is Kashi mad at me for something?

Does he have a bone to pick with me? Have I offended him somehow?

What is it?

Have you not asked her if she wants tea? Ask your Aunt Indu.

Had she agreed to marry me, she would've been the Queen of this house!

She would've been sitting on our heads. Isn't it?

Don't be scared of anyone. We have a lot of our people in here.

What did they catch you for?

Dude, I was just lifting some iron rods.

Now if the f*****g builder was dumb enough to leave it unguarded...

...how's that my fault?

So, 7 days for stealing just a car? Doesn't make sense.

Do you have an enemy in the police?

Shashi Tiwari! Your lawyer's here.

Holy shit. You have a female lawyer?

Ask her, if she fights the case of my heart, I'll make her my queen.

Hey. Hey!

Are you a Bhaiyya?

So? Got an itch up your a** or something?

Satto's kid, what's his name? ...Guddan.

Did he come to meet Kashi?

What did they speak about?

Kashi's your husband.

Even if you knew you wouldn't tell me, would you?

Have you heard of the 'Mudkis'?

We are in the same line of business. A competitor, you could say.

I have a boy at the LSM hospital. He's the liftman.

He tells me that Mudki's son is admitted there.

Somebody ran him over in a car.

And the cops are trying to pin this on Guddan.

And both these incidents happened the same night.

Your uncle has fired me.

Look, if you keep me on as your lawyer...

...I'll get you out as soon as possible.

Then you can meet your mother all you want.

Look, Guddan.

This car was stolen from Civil Lines in the morning, between 10 and 12.

And they arrested you at night.

So where were you between 10 and 12?

- In Gandi Chhapri - Where exactly in Gandi Chhapri?

Did anyone see you there between 10 and 12?

This is called an alibi. Do you understand what an alibi is?

An alibi means a statement from someone who can testify...

...you were with them when the crime was being committed. Get it?

- I was with Shibbu. - Who is Shibbu?

-[Guddan] 'He's my friend.' - And what were the two of you doing?

I asked you what were the two of you doing!

- We were stealing a car. - You stole a car...

Which car did you steal? What was the colour of that car?

Lancer... it was white.

Do you remember the license plate number?

I don't remember any number but there were posters all over it.

- Posters or stickers? - No, posters. Small ones.

Just like you see during election time.

Where can I find this Shibbu?

[Ruma] 'Where can I find Shibbu?!'

There, in Gandi Chhapri. He's Ramnath uncle's son.

They have a buffalo tied up outside the house.

Okay.

Your principal called me. You've been suspended.

And so has that teacher who sat drinking alcohol with you.

Dad, Amrita didn't drink any alcohol.

What will happen now?

They'll take you back in a day or two. Because of my influence.

As for her, I don't know.

Dad... dad, she did not drink. On the contrary she tried to stop me.

Oh, did she now?

You were wasted when I brought you back from Kasauli!

What's going on between the two of you?

- What do you mean? - Did you tell her anything?

Did you share anything about the accident with her?

- No. - Are you sure?

Dad, I already told you, there's nothing going on between us!

She's my teacher!

When your mother was alive, everything...

Did I crack a joke?

All of your lectures start the same. 'When your mother was alive...'

Was, was, was! She was alive then! She's dead now.

Now it's just the two of us. And you're stuck with me.

Abeer!

- How much longer will madam take? - I don't know.

Ma'am! I just met Guddan in jail.

He stole a white Lancer...

...whereas the police records say it was a maroon Honda City.

As soon as we tell someone...

...that the car they stole was involved in a hit and run...

...then both the color and make of the car change immediately.

But Ma'am, we have proof that he stole a different car.

Very good. But it's the court that can set him free, right?

So please present this evidence in court.

I will tell you about the evidence. You should also investigate.

So basically, for all the cases we handle...

...and all the criminals we catch...

...their lawyers should keep presenting evidence to us...

...and we who are idiots...

...should keep running around town searching for evidence.

Ma'am, it's one specific white Lancer with election posters all over it.

You could at the very least, check if such a vehicle was reported stolen?

- I'll look into it. - When?

'When'? Are you my boss?

Get the Police Commissioner to give in writing when I've to tell you...

...and I'll tell you 'When'.

[students singing in the background]

I'd like to join your classes.

I've been suspended, Abeer. I've come to clear out my locker.

But I told Dad you weren't drinking that day.

That you even tried to stop me.

I don't know what all your dad told the Principal.

But you know what? In this college...

...no one wants to mess with a judge.

So now? Another college?

The same. Interviews, look for vacancies, shit like that. What else?

I'll speak to my dad..

Don't even let him know that you and me met today.

He'll think I'm trying to influence you for tomorrow.

Tomorrow? What's happening tomorrow?

There's a Disciplinary Committee meeting in the Principal's office.

Your dad will be there too. He probably wants to make sure...

...I'm actually being kicked out.

Goodbye, Abeer.

Can we meet again?

- If not here, then somewhere else? - No. I'm sorry.

They won't throw you out. I promise!

Uh... Where can I find Shibbu Pande's house?

Shibbu Pande's house... go straight, take a right, then a left.

Alright.

[knock on the door]

- Is Shibbu there? - Who are you?

- I'm Guddan's lawyer. - I'm Shibbu's mother.

- Is Shibbu at home? - Who are you talking to?

- Are you Shibbu? - Shibbu is my younger brother.

I'm Guddan's lawyer. May I speak to your younger brother?

Why?

With your brother's testimony, we may be able to help Guddan's case.

Why should he testify?

- Him and Guddan had stolen a car... We... - Hey, get lost!

My brother's no thief!

- No that's not the point... - Hey! She's a cop!

No! I'm not a cop! I'm not a cop!

Stop! I'm not a cop! I'm a lawyer!

Stop! I haven't done anything!

- Did I wake you up? - No, I was just resting.

Did you have lunch?

Where were you last night?

- Pandit called for me. - Pandit?

I went, to his house.

Why didn't you tell me about this?

You came back home late. I didn't get the chance.

- What did he want to talk about? - About you.

He wanted to talk about me? And he called you, not me?

Would you have gone?

So what did Pandit say then? Hmm?

[gunshots]

What the hell are you trying to do?!

What nonsense is this? What the f**k is going on?!

Lower the gun.

That was your car, right? You hit that guy with your car!

And then when you got scared...

...you dragged me into this mess...

...without even thinking about the fact that I have little kids!

- Kashi listen to me, first put the gun down. - Listen to what?

What should I listen to?!

You have more lies to tell?!

You ran that guy over and fled!

And when you found out whose kid that was you made me the scapegoat!

Kashi, I was handling it when...

[gunshots]

What do you want to do?

You want to kill me? Go ahead shoot.

Can I speak?

And if I lie, you can empty the entire magazine into me.

Yes, it was my car.

And it is the car involved in the accident.

So, I didn't want to keep the car with me.

So, you thought you will solve all your problems by f*****g me over?

No! I only wanted to save my son!

'Save my son'.

I swear on you. He took the car without telling me.

He's my only child.

And after my wife's death, he's all I have left of her.

What do you want me to do?

Fall at your feet and beg for forgiveness?

And if you can't forgive me, then shoot me!

Do you have any idea...

...the guy your kid ran over is Satbir Mudki's son!

I know he's Satbir Mudki's son!

I'm the one who'd sent him to prison!

That's why I'm telling you how can I turn my son in!

If your son had run over a murderer, would you have turned him in?

Damn you!

M**********r!

You hit me real bad.

- Does it hurt, Judge Sahib? - Obviously.

It should hurt. You deserve the pain.

Crack a bottle open in the evening.

Anyways, after a few drinks, Punjabis can't tell pain anymore.

So... I'm guessing Indu knows everything by now.

She saw Guddan taking the car away from the terrace.

She won't tell Pandit anything, will she?

She's not a snitch. She's my wife.

'She won't tell Pandit anything, will she?'

So what do we do now?

Don't worry. I'll figure something out.

All of your money is in fixed deposits or insurance policies.

If you withdraw now you would lose money.

But I need the money now, Madam.

What is the balance in my son, Abeer Khosla's account?

10 lakhs. But that money was deposited by Mrs. Sheel Tandon.

But the power of attorney is in my name.

That's right. You can withdraw this money.

Will you be withdrawing it or would you like a demand draft?

I'll withdraw it. Cash.

Thank you.

Satto Di, listen.

Don't you believe me when I tell you something?

Not even a little bit?

Listen, listen, look at me.

Do you think I'd ever ask you to do anything illegal?

Give me that.

Is this any way to live?

Even the cattle comes home with a full stomach from the fields.

And you have barely anything to eat.

You're always unwell, your kids don't go to school...

You're living on credit from the grocer.

How much longer will you live like this?

Soon your daughter will grow up. Do you want to get her married or not?

Or will you keep her home for the rest of her life?

- Do you want to get her married? - I do.

So where will the money come from? Have you ever thought about that?

The false accident case that the police are framing my Guddan for...

- ...that boy's not dead is he? - He's not dead, he's alive.

A little battered and bruised, but alive.

Who is he, though?

I don't know.

Khosla Sahib!

I was just thinking of you! How's it going?

Sorry.

So, everything good? You look a little dishevelled.

Did you get into a scuffle or something?

It's nothing.

- I'd gone to meet Judge Meherwal. - Okay.

- His name's also on the High Court list. - Okay...

I asked him to withdraw his name.

He refused, so... things got out of hand.

Anyway he's agreed now.

As it is, he didn't stand a chance. He knows he's not capable enough.

Frankly speaking, between us...

...I think there are only two viable candidates for this position.

One's you, your honor, and the other's me.

By the way, did you see the blog post about the car? Your car?

These journalists you know, they are a breed of a******s.

They pledge allegiance to no one.

They're not the type to be gentle either.

You know what I say? If you have skeletons in your closet...

...then you should put a lock on it. A big one.

Correct?

They have a saying in English... "When the shit hits the fan..."

Then you know it's just...

Good day, Sir.

Never mind. Later, then.

Only after paying Rs. 2000 was I allowed to meet you.

You didn't steal this car, but you did steal the other one, didn't you?

Your father also was a thief.

He'd steal, get caught, go to prison, but come back.

I never had to pay anyone even a single penny for him.

You have 3 younger brothers and sisters to take care of.

Little Chinia? She's really good at studies. Yes.

Her teacher said she's the class topper in English.

She's got great marks. Yes.

The teacher says she should continue school, send her for tuitions.

From where will I get the money?

My body is racked with pain.

Last week the shopkeeper said to pay up...

...or he's closing our tab.

10 lakh rupees. Think of it as a gift to your sister.

2 lakhs per year.

And if you stay an extra year or two in jail...

...then that's 2 more lakhs every year.

Where are you getting all of this from?

Your Uncle Kashi. He knows that man.

He swears that we can trust that man.

My boy... you'll do this, won't you? For your brothers and sisters?

[notification sound]

KASHI: HE AGREED

In Kasauli, when I was accompanying the other students to the hostel...

...I saw Abeer sitting outside. Alone.

So, I went towards him and I saw that he was drinking.

And you joined him for a peg, didn't you?

- No Ma'am, I wasn't drinking. - Abeer?

Ma'am, she did not drink at all.

But she didn't stop you from drinking either.

She did. She grabbed the bottle from me and emptied it out.

So why didn't you inform your colleague then and there?

- I... - She was in charge of the tour, wasn't she?

- Ma'am, I didn't because... - Ma'am, I stopped her.

I told her I was feeling lonely and to sit with me.

You were the tour in charge, right?

Where were you when all of this was happening?

I was in the hotel lobby, with all the students.

- Abeer, where were you? - Outside. Outside the hotel.

So how can you say that you were with all of the students?

Abeer is also your student. He's also your responsibility.

Hold on for a second, this hearing is not about me, right?

- This is about... - Amrita... Ms. Amrita...

When you encountered Abeer that night, how did he look?

I mean, what was his condition?

Abeer was looking very depressed.

When I went to him, he said he was feeling very lonely and...

- Ma'am, the point... - Hey. She's saying something.

He said he was feeling very lonely and he asked me to sit with him for a bit.

So I did. That's all.

- One second, Ma'am... -[Abeer] 'Ma'am, she did not drink.'

I asked her to stay, it was my fault.

- But it was her fault! - How is it her fault?

Abeer had an asthma attack, she took him to the doctor on time.

What has she done wrong?

If she hadn't taken him to the doctor on time...

...do you know what could've happened?

You all know he had an attack.

He was unwell. I had to come and take him home.

Did any of you call the next day to ask about his health?

Ms. Amrita was the only one who cared.

She picked up the phone. She called.

I can report this to the management!

But I won't, on one condition.

That you will not suspend the teacher who diligently did her duty.

And that this doesn't go on her permanent record.

Are we clear?

Sir!

Sir! Sir... uh, just...

Thank you.

Ms. Amrita, you and Abeer are both in this college.

But if the two of you ever meet outside the college...

...then know this... these games and sports that's your livelihood...

...not just here, but wherever you go...

...I will make life very difficult for you.

Am I clear?

Am I clear?

Yes, Sir.

Um... Thank you.

Thank you for... saving my son.

[Ruma] 'My client is innocent. This is a false case.'

They've thrown him inside without proper evidence.

He's suffering like this purely because he's a poor Bhaiyya.

If he wasn't a Bhaiyya, the police would have handled this case differently.

I am confident that in the upcoming hearing, he'll be proven innocent...

...and that the truth will be out there for everyone to see.

Thank you.

F*****g Bhaiyyas.

Jitta.

- Be quick. - Yes, Sir.

Jitta... are there any Bhaiyyas in your cell?

Yes, Sir. Anything you want me to do?

Make him scream so loud that his gang in the city learns a lesson.

- Consider it done, Sir. - Good man.

It's all there, 10 lakhs.

Do I have a guarantee that he won't open his mouth?

You can't guarantee anything but death in these times, Judge Sahib.

We'll see.

[Amrita] 'You shouldn't touch the cone! If you mess up one more time...'

'...I'll make you do 10 rounds of the field!'

'One guy here, one guy there!'

Where's the second guy? Who's going to him?

You go stand there.

Bye. Same time tomorrow.

What're you doing here?

You only told me, I could attend your classes.

Your dad told me, you and I can't meet anymore.

Please stop making my life more difficult, Abeer.

So, it's just 3 more days. Then you're a free man!

Who knows what's going on in that lawyer's head?

Dude, she's a woman. She can go places where no one else can.

Don't worry, you'll be free soon.

I know it. They'll let you off early. I have a good feeling about it.

How will I be able to leave early...

See how much they've beaten you. I feel pity for you.

They've f****d up your face pretty bad.

I didn't get the money. Those m***********s hit me real bad.

- Don't worry, I'm telling you... - Hey! Bhaiyya.

What? You want me to rip your a*****e open?

My eyes!

F*****g Bhaiyya! We won't spare you bloody Bhaiyyas?!

We will take you down! Let go of me! Let go!

- Let me go! Let me go! - My eyes!

[Jitta] 'Let me go! Let me go!'

[Theme Music Playing]