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Professor Juhi Adhikari.

In science and history...

...there are only two
possibilities: truth or lies.

Are you flirting with
me Mr. Vishal Mehra?

Totally.

- I love you.
- I love you.

Conceiving naturally
is very difficult in your case.

This is your last submission
for this term...

- Rhea Rajguru.
- How did you like my essay?

Did anyone help you write it?

Are you accusing me of cheating?

You do know, right, that
she is Rajguru's daughter?

What is this I hear about
your cheating charges?

I’m handling it.

Was someone here?

Your student, Rhea Rajguru.

She is stalking me!
I’m telling you...

- She is stalking me.
- I'm telling you...

You need
to drop this right now!

- Leave!
- Leave me!

Are we pregnant?

She killed herself when I was 6.

Why do people become
parents if they cannot handle it?

Dad, where is that photograph?

Are you having an affair with Rhea too?

No, I’m not having
any affair with this girl!

- Then what is it?
- She is your sister!

Imagine having two dads,
yet feeling like an orphan.

You are being arrested on suspicion
of the murder of Neil Adhikari.

Juhi is innocent.

I love her more than anyone else.

You only suffer
when Juhi is in pain.

It's all in the bloody upbringing.

Launch of Professor Juhi Adhikari's
first book,

Head of the Hindi Department.

I have reached.
Yes or no?

Yes.

Tony come here.

Before leaving, you said I should
stay away from Yash and you.

Will I return, or not?

[birds chirping]

[sighs] Namaskar.
I am Juhi Adhikari.

Thank you very much for
all the love and respect...

...that you have shown towards
my book Dhund.

But.. a foundation built on lies...

...does not last very long.

That’s why today, I...

Today, I want to tell you all
the truth.

Dhund is not
my original work.

I stole it from
an unpublished novel.

I take sole responsibility
for this plagiarism.

So, I’m... I’m sorry.

[Title montage]

[applause]

Friends.

Juhi Adhikari’s novel Dhund
has become the bestseller...

...in a very short span of time.

It has been translated into
seven languages so far.

And in two weeks, Juhi Adhikari
is going to join...

...the University of Oxford as
a distinguished professor of Hindi.

- Thank you.
- I hope I haven’t missed anything.

[laughs]

Juhi, ever since
I’ve read your novel...

...I can’t help wondering..

Like Meera,
the protagonist of Dhund...

...you too are a modern Indian
woman who knows her mind.

[host] 'But your other protagonist,
Saira, she’s like a chameleon.'

How did you write
her character so well?

Well, first of all, thank you.

Thanks to all of you.

Coming to your question..

- Every character that we create...
- Yes?

[Juhi]...'lies somewhere
between truth and imagination.'

'They are inspired
by our experiences.'

Every character is within us,
and we give them a voice, a life.

You mean, Saira is not
just a figment of your imagination?

She too is within you?

Well, I’m sure...

...no one has ever asked legends
like Mr. Salim and Mr. Javed...

...if they have
a Gabbar Singh within them.

[laughing]

On that note, let me welcome
on stage, our honoured guest...

...for this evening, the high
commissioner of Britain...

...Mr. Ben Larson.
Welcome, Mr. Larson.

[applause]

[host] 'The award for best debut
writer, Hindi'...

...'goes to Juhi Adhikari.'

Thank you.

- Name?
- Amit. Amit Chaudhary.

I’m a huge fan of your father.

Really? So, tell me,
fan of Dr. Anand Tyagi...

...what should I write for you?

Strange! You call yourself
a writer...

...yet you need my help
to write an autograph?

- Sorry?
- You should be.

Anyway, since you asked,
you can write...

"To Amit, my inspiration."

"The one from whose manuscript
I stole this novel."

Ma’am, all okay?

- Do you need something?
- I’m fine

Look, some stories touch the heart
so deeply...

...that they start to feel
like your own.

- I’ll take that as a compliment.
- Wow.

‘Those that wear masks..

...claim to be originals.’

This line isn’t mine.
I have the courage to admit that.

Do you have the courage
to accept the truth?

Actually, just the way
your characters Meera and Saira...

...eventually turn out to be one
person with a dual personality..

...that’s actually you.

You’re both, the righteous Meera
and the chameleon Saira.

It’s easy to accuse, Mr. Amit.

If you had published a book
of your own, you’d have known.

Stealing someone’s work
isn’t as easy as you think.

Right. That’s why I’m saying.
All this love and adulation...

...you haven’t earned it.

And what isn’t earned,
doesn’t last for long.

The world will soon see
your true face, Juhi.

I’ll expose you.

Okay, have a good day.

- Name?
- Rhea.

‘Next on the auction list
is Golden Dawn Tea.’

Base price, 250.

Should we start?

[Auctioneer] 'First bid, 260.
Do I have 260? 260, anyone?'

'Number 28!
270, anyone?'

Can I have 270? Number 9!

'Okay. Now, 285? Anyone?'

- Great, anyone for 290
- Sir, your tea.

Which tea is this?

[Auction continues in background]

Sir, I wouldn’t dare serve you
anything less than your 1878 tea.

Only the best for the best, sir.

[Auctioneer] 'Start now!'

Although, I can’t say
the same about the others, sir.

Rajguru Estate
has set the base price...

...of their full-leaf tea
higher than yours, sir.

- What?
- Yes, sir.

Even my drivers don’t drink
this horse piss.

I’m so sorry, Burman uncle.

- One Rajguru High Leaf, please.
- Yes, ma’am.

- You’re Rajguru’s daughter, right?
- Yes.

I’m so sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

[Auction continues in background]

Rajguru was my friend.

Consider me like a father.

[Burman] If you need any tips
or guidance.

Thank you so much, Burman uncle.
I will.

[auctioneer] 'And now, 1878 Tea.'

Base price, 340.

[Auctioneer] '340 per kilo.
Shall we begin?'

You’ve set the price...

...of the Rajguru high-leaf
greater than ours?

If you try to leap before
you learn to walk...

...you’ll hit
the ground face-first.

[auctioneer] 'Base price, 340!'

[Phones beep]

[Phones beep]
'Anyone? Any bidders?'

[Indistinct murmurs]

'What’s the matter?'

Not a single bid?

[auctioneer] 'Anyone?'

[phones beep]
340. What, nobody?

[Phone beeps]

Hello Sir. Check this.
This article..

[Phones beep]

What’s going on?

My God!
What’s this the FDA’s saying?

"1878 tea is unfit
for consumption?"

What rubbish!

An independent body has tested
this batch of yours...

...and they found
high levels of pesticides.

It takes a moment
for such news to hit the internet..

...and months to recover from it.

What?

What happened, Burman uncle?

I thought
I’d get to learn from you.

Next time.

[auctioneer] 'No buyers.'

1878 Tea, unsold.

'Very rare event for 1878 Tea.'

[auctioneer] 'Unsold item will go
into the next cycle.'

'Next, The Rajguru Estate.
Let’s begin.'

400 rupees a kilo. Start.

'420. 450. 455.
460. 465.'

'Okay. 500! Whoa!'

[Cop] 'Pull it up! Easy!'

- Pull it.
- It’s in terrible condition.

'Yes. Put it down!'

It’s completely ruined.

- Jai Hind, ma’am.
- What’s going on?

Ma’am, the villagers were
burning wood yesterday.

They spotted this van
and called me.

- That’s my senior.
- Jai Hind, ma’am.

Look, ma’am,
We found the car in this state.

We haven’t tampered with it.

Look at this, ma’am.
The bumper is broken.

The number plate is missing too.

Look like it’s been in the ditch
for many months now.

So much has happened,
and you had no clue?

What will you do if you’re
posted to a big city?

Chhetri, find out if there’s
a report of a blue van missing.

Yes, ma’am.

Ma’am, if I’m not mistaken,
Dheeraj Rajguru too...

...was hit by a blue van.

Dheeraj Rajguru?

- The owner of Rajguru Tea Estate?
- Yes, ma’am.

Strange.

A car hits
such an influential man..

An accident
in which he loses his life.

That car has been missing for all
these days...

...and yet no one made a sound?

Who’d do it, ma’am?

His first wife committed suicide.

His second wife has been in coma
for years now.

And his step-daughter...

No, the illegitimate daughter
of his first wife...

...was in jail when he died.

There’s more drama in your city
than in films, Mr. Chhetri.

Get all the details.
- Yes, ma’am.

Find out what’s going on.

What did you say
the daughter’s name was?

Rhea. Rhea Rajguru.

Rhea Rajguru. Let’s go.

Sir.

- Gopal, all done?
- Yes, sir.

But please don’t let the baby down
for a few hours.

He can slip.

Is it done here?

- Yes, sir, I did this room first.
- Good.

No, it’s okay.
You worked hard all day.

- Good job done.
- Thank you, sir.

[man] 'Mr. Tyagi?'

Anand Tyagi?

Delivery for you.
Please sign here, sir.

I didn’t order anything.

But this is your name, sir?

It's the same address.

[phone rings]

Hi, Anand.

[Bhushan] 'The parcel
was delivered today itself?'

If you think this is funny, then
it’s a very bad joke.

This isn’t easy
for me either.

But all the copies have returned
from the market.

What?

You sit down first.
Calm down.

[Bhushan] 'Look, the demand isn’t
less, it’s nil.'

What can I do? Tell me.

In good times, we’ve done
some great work together.

[Bhushan] 'Why
suffer at this stage?'

Now you sit back, relax...

[Bhushan]...'and cherish your
daughter success.'

- [Sudha] 'Yash!
- [Yash] Grandpa'

Don’t run so fast! Wait!

Anand? Hello?

What’s all this, Nandu?

- [Yash] 'Grandpa.'
- [Anand] 'Come to grandpa.'

The readers have rejected it.

When is Juju coming back?

- [Juhi] Name?
- [Rhea] Rhea.

[Rhea] Dear Juhi.

Before leaving, you said I should
stay away from Yash and you.

What do you say?

Will I return, or not?

[engine whirrs]

- Hello, ma’am.
- Shukra? Thank you.

- What are you doing here?
- Ma’am, this is for you.

I came to wish you
for getting a award.

"An".

- An award.
- An award.

- Give me.
- Right.. an award..

- Thank you.
- Good evening, ma’am.

- Good evening, Bye.
- Bye, ma’am.

- [Vikas] It’s so complicated..
- [Juhi] Wow! Is it Diwali already?

- Juhi!
- Hi, Mom, this is for you.

Wow! Flowers!
But you’re back early.

Of course!

- Hi, Yash! Hi, my love!
- [Sudha] 'Hurry up Vikas.'

'How are you not done yet?'

See what I got for you. Red car.

- [Sudha] Vikas, are you done, ready?
- [Juhi] You like it?

- Yes, let’s see.
- Give me a kiss.

- Surprise!
- Surprise!

Oh, God, Vikas!

How does this even happen?
You can’t do anything properly.

If you make a lawyer do
an electrician’s job...

...this is bound to happen.

Juhi, did you see?

[Vikas] 'No matter how big a person
becomes in life'...

...'if he’s the younger brother,
he’s going to be bullied.'

Look at this. Your son
has drawn you.

- Really, Yash? You made this?
- Mine.

Where’s dad?

Gateway Best Debut Author of the Year!
Juhi Adhikari!

[Sudha] 'Now we can say'...

...like father, like daughter.

No. She’s not my reflection,
Sudha. She’s my pride.

She has paved a path
for herself. On her own terms.

A different language,
a different genre, and now...

This!

I wouldn’t have been be able
to do it without you.

I had nothing to do with it.

It’s all you, my child.

My dear, you have shown
so much courage.

Determination, dedication,
perseverance...

[Vikas] 'That’s enough.'

Before Dr. Tyagi takes us
down lanes of wisdom...

[laughing]

Juhi, please save us.

- Tell us, how was Mumbai?
- [Vishal] 'Yes, tell us.'

And I hope you have brought
vada pav to eat with this champagne.

- [Anand] 'Vishal!'
- Hello Sir.

- [Sudha] 'Welcome!'
- Come.

So go on, how was Mumbai?

It was fine. It was okay.

[Juhi] 'The same old sea,
the same old heat'...

The usual.

Dad, did Uncle Bhushan call?

[Juhi] 'Book sale figures?'

No, not yet.

[Juhi] 'So, call him.
Let’s find out.'

- [Juhi] 'Let’s go Yash.'
- [Yash] 'Mumma, come.'

What are you doing?

[Juhi] 'C’mon. Shower time.'

- Say bye.
[Yash babbling]

- Bye, Grandma! Good night, Grandpa!
- Bye!

[Yash] 'Mumma!'

Oh okay! He doesn’t want to take
a shower.

[Juhi] 'Let’s go.'

He’s the only one in the world
who can make you...

- ...dance to his tunes, right?
- Absolutely.

Give me 5 minutes.

Don’t you get tired alone?

I’m not alone.

- Mom and dad are with me.
- I mean...

- What! No way!
- Careful...

It’s vintage. Collector’s item.

How did you know I... I looked
for this at every black market.

How can I forget your
disco deewane dance...

...from our first year in college?

[laughing]

Happy birthday.

In advance.

Thank you.

[Anand] 'I can’t wait
for the day when this'...

...entire cabinet is filled
with Juhi’s trophies.

Nandu.

- Tell her about your book.
- No.

You don’t tell her
anything either.

She has just won.
She is happy after so long.

No, I don’t want to
ruin it. No.

Not again, because of me... No.

I’m really happy for you, Juhi.

Does Mansi know you’re here?

No.

She’s disliked me
since the first year of college.

And now you’re giving her
more reason to hate me.

I think she took the position of
Dean, and got transferred here...

...only to keep an eye on us.

[laughing]

[Vishal] 'Our love story was meant
to last for just one night.'

'Anyway...'

Tell me this.

Why was Mumbai just ‘fine’?

What happened?

How?

How do you always know?

Because I don’t just hear you.

I listen to you.

Now tell me,
what happened?

I met a man in Mumbai.
Amit Chaudhary.

He accused me of having plagiarised
Dhund from his manuscript.

- Have you?
- Of course not.

Then?

If you’re stressed,
talk to your dad.

- Vikas is here too...
- No, I can’t talk to dad about it.

You saw him.

It’s been a while
I’ve seen him so happy.

I can’t.
I can’t involve him in this.

Then, why are you taking this
so seriously?

Not seriously,
but... it’s...

But what?

You’ve carried this worry
all the way from Mumbai.

You take a small, trivial thing
and over-think it...

...until it becomes huge
in your head.

Just leave it, Juhi.

[indistinct chatter]

Dad!

Hey, Shukra, you haven’t
left for college yet?

I’m going, Dad.
You forgot your lunch again.

- Okay.
- Take this.

Did you fix the broken
water pipe?

- Yes, Dad.
- Don’t forget to get the box.

- Okay, Dad.
- Go. Hurry up.

Jeth Bahadur?

[Chhetri] 'You’re
Jeth Bahadur, right?'

Yes, sir.

You were the main witness in
Dheeraj Rajguru’s accident?

Yes, sir.

Come to the station tomorrow.
We have some questions for you.

- Okay, sir.
- Don’t forget.

[bell rings]

Ma’am, how will we manage
after you leave?

Come on. Don’t you remember
what Dr. Joshi said?

"What am I?
I’m just a story."

[laughs]

All right, all of you bring your
assignments on time tomorrow.

Go to class now.

Ma’am, Mansi ma’am
has asked for you.

- Mansi...alright.
- Okay.

Congratulations for the award,
Juhi.

Thank you.

Vishal didn’t tell me...

[Mansi]...'or I’d have come too.'

He came back very late
last night.

That’s when he told me
he was with you.

[Mansi] 'Anyway,
that’s a different matter.'

I’ve called you
for another reason.

There’s news for your family.

[Juhi] 'Wow! Do we have
a new source of income now?'

What’s this?

Dad? Let me see.

Give me that.

Mister, take this inside.

- We just took them out.
- Never mind.

Take this money,
and keep them back inside. Go.

What’s going on, Dad?

No one wants to buy
or read my book.

Failure...

It’s karma, Juju.

I’m worthless now.

You don’t even know
your true worth.

Look at this.

The university wants to build
a new library.

In your name.

I don’t deserve this, Juju.

Why are you doing this for me?

If I was that important, I’d get
the library built in my name.

Come.

Books can get dusty,
but stories never do.

Dad.

We all have bad days, and good.

But I’m always with you,
and will forever be.

Isn’t that enough?

[Anand] Love sought is good,
but given unsought is better.

For a writer, it’s ironical
when he runs out of words.

But then, all good things
do come to an end.

'And when roads and buildings
start getting named after you'...

...it’s an indication
that your time is up.

[laughter]

So now, sit back, relax.
Pull back.

Make way for those next in line.

[applause]

[Anand] 'No matter how much
you plan life'...

...it never fails
to surprise you.

I would like to thank the Dean,
the trustees and the management...

...of Oakhill University
for this respect, for this honour.

Thank you.

[applause]

[Mansi] Thank you
for your kind words, sir.

The pleasure is all ours.

But the credit
for building this library...

...goes to a special person.

It was their idea, and their
funding that has made this possible.

A big, warm thanks to them.

How about I call them here?

The donor
of Dr. Anand Tyagi Library...

...and the new trustee
of our university.

Please put your hands
together and welcome...

'Ms. Rhea Rajguru.'

Wasn’t she in jail?

[man] 'Yes.
She’s Dr. Anand Tyagi’s daughter.'

'From his affair.'

[Mansi] 'Thank you so much Rhea.'

- 'Thank you for coming.'
- [Rhea] 'Always a pleasure.'

Don’t react.
That’s what she wants.

[Mansi] 'You have to say
a few words.'

Good morning,
ladies and gentlemen.

It’s so nice to be back here.
No, seriously.

I’ve not just had a great
time on this campus.

I’ve also learnt a lot from
the professors here.

Like, upbringing is everything.

Since then, I’ve been wondering
who is more important...

...the one who gives you birth,
or the one who raises you.

[Rhea] 'I couldn’t choose one.'

That’s why I thought
I should honour them both.

To honour the name of
the one who raised me...

...I took
his place in this trust.

And to honour the one
who gave me birth...

...Today, I’ve made him
an indelible part of this institution.

'Thank you so much
for all that you’ve done.'

Thank you, Ms. Rajguru.

Now I would request Dr. Tyagi
to unveil the plaque.

[Mansi] 'Sir, please
do the honours.'

[applause]

[Mansi] 'In the spirit
of celebration'...

...his latest book,
My Beastly Shadows...

...will be introduced
as a masterclass...

...at the university tomorrow.

Let’s go home.

You go ahead,
I’ll come.

We’ll go back home
and I’ll tell you what happened.

Mansi, you should have told me
everything the other day.

You should have told me
that Rhea was behind...

It was a huge donation, Juhi.

And I won’t issue
an explanation for that.

Now, will you please
excuse me?

- I really had no idea about this.
- It’s okay.

- Shall we? Dad, come.
- Let’s go.

Where’s Yash? Yash...
Mom, where’s Yash?

- He was here...
- Sudha?

- Yash?
- He was here just now.

- Have you seen Yash here?
- Yash?

- How could he just get up and go?
- Yash!

- I know...
- I was talking to the students.

- How could he just go?
- I don’t know, he was... Yash...

When we brought the pram here...

Rhea.

- What’s this got to do with her?
- Where is Rhea?!

Rhea!

Yash...

I told you to stay away from Yash!
I told you!

Excuse me,
you should be thanking me.

I’m aware of what you are
and what you can be.

Stay away from my family.

[Anand] 'How could I not see
Rhea was behind this?'

The one whose book
no one wants to read...

...gets a library to his name.

Let it be.

You deserve this honour.

Forget about her.

Can you?

Tell me?

[Juhi] Did you seek anyone’s help
in writing this?

Are you accusing me
of cheating?

[Amit] To Amit...

...my inspiration.

The one from whose manuscript
I stole this novel.

[door closes]

[Juhi] What’s the connection
with you, Rhea?

Where are you?

[tense music]

[eagle pealing]

[dog barking]

[whistles]

[dog barking]

[Rajguru] Tony!

[Tony squeals]

[Tony barks]
Tony?

Tony? Tony! Come here!

[Rajguru screams]

[Title montage]

[Suman] ’I must say’...

...your memory’s quite sharp.

The exact same statement even
six months later.

You remember the time,
the accident, the fog...

...even the colour of the car.
What about the driver?

I don’t remember, madam.

You saw the car, the accident,
the fog.

Did you not see the driver
or did you not want to see him?

[Rhea] 'Excuse me, Inspector.'

I heard you’ve got some new
information in my dad’s case?

- Senior Inspector Suman Yadav.
- Rhea Rajguru.

Who here doesn’t
know you, Miss Rhea.

If you had new information,
you should have contacted me.

I would have made sure our
entire staff cooperated with you.

Miss Rhea, we suspect that...

...Mr. Rajguru’s accident
wasn’t really an accident.

- What do you mean?
- I’ll tell you.

We found this blue van
in the ditch yesterday.

As per Jeth Bahadur’s statement...

...Mr. Rajguru was also hit
by a blue van.

We have no records of this van
going missing.

This could only mean
two things.

One. This van fell in the valley
and people died.

But we have no report
to suggest that.

So, we suspect that someone
pushed this van down the hill...

...to hide the evidence.

What’s shocking is that
the fingerprints...

...on the steering wheel
were wiped clean.

Are you sure it’s the same van
that caused dad’s...

No.

It’s just a suspicion as of now.

As soon as we find proof,
we’ll call you.

Please keep me posted.

And if you need any help from me,
don’t hesitate.

Sure.

If Jethu uncle recalls anything,
we’ll come back. Right?

- May we?
- Yes, sure.

Thank you.

[Suman] 'Incredible, isn’t it?.'

The owner of Rajguru Estate comes
personally to the police station...

...'to pick up a mere worker.'

He’s an old
and loyal employee, madam.

Who benefitted the most
by Rajguru’s death, Chhetri?

But Rhea was in jail
when he died.

[engine whirrs]

The shooter is often
just a pawn, Chhetri.

The real criminal is the one
who buys the gun.

And finally, there are only seven
original stories in the world.

[Anand] 'All stories are inspired
from these seven tales.'

Whatever inspires you...

...is inspired by
something else itself.

'But it’s you who makes
your writing unique.'

You make your story special.

You make your story original
by giving it a personal touch.

[applause]

Thank you.
Thank you all for coming.

Have a great future,
and happy writing.

Thank you, sir.

Excuse me, sir.

- Yes?
- Sir, I’m Shukra.

- Sir, I’m Juhi ma’am’s student also.
- Oh, really?

Yes, sir.
Sir, can I have a-an autograph?

- Sure. Can you hold that?
- Yes, sir.

- Thank you, sir.
- There you are.

- Yes, sir. Thank you, sir.
- I’m going to wait for your novel.

- Yes, sir.
- Thank you.

[Amit] Hello, sir.

- Hello.
- Can I drop you somewhere?

Uh.. Have we met?

- I was in your master class.
- Oh.

- I’m Amit, sir.
- Hello.

- Short introduction, a fan.
- Thank you.

Sir, you speak so well.

Music, when soft voices die,
vibrates in the memory.

Odours,
when sweet violets sicken...

Live within the sense
they quicken.

- Sir, please.
- Oh, thank you.

Percy Shelly, 1821.

[Anand] 'It’s good to know that
young writers of this generation'..

...are acquainted with old poets.
They remember them.

Sir, legends are timeless,
they never become old.

You, for instance.

Sir, I need a small favour.

I had brought something for Juhi.
But couldn’t meet her.

- Can you give this to her?
- Do you know Juhi?

- Not really, sir.
- What’s this?

It’s just a legal notice, sir...

...for copying Dhund
from my manuscript.

[Amit] 'Didn’t she tell you?'

I told her
when we met in Mumbai.

And I thought it was so funny...

...you were giving a lecture
on originality and imitation.

Stop. Stop the car.

- Please stop the car.
- With pleasure, sir.

[Anand] 'Why didn’t you tell me
about this?'

Dad, it was my concern.
I didn’t want to bother you.

[Juhi] 'I thought he was
an attention-seeker...'

Juju, he has followed you
from Mumbai to Darjeeling.

This isn’t just for attention.

What?

What? What is it?

- Rhea.
- Rhea?

I had punished her
for plagiarism.

I don’t know why, but this reminds
me of her.

It feels like
she’s punishing us.

I’m sure it’s nothing.

I’ll tell you what,
leave this with me.

I’ll discuss this with Uncle Vikas.

I’m sure he’ll find a way out.
Okay?

- Okay.
- Let me handle this.

I’ve got this, Dad.

[bird chirping]

[Amit] Darjeeling tea?
I never developed a taste for it.

But you’ve got a taste for drama,
don’t you?

First, the drama at my
book-signing in Mumbai.

And today, the drama
of manipulating an elderly person.

You wanted my attention?
Congratulations, I’m here.

You see how hard a common man
has to try to get attention?

If I too were the child of
a renowned author...

...things would have been
different. Zero pain, zero struggle.

I’d have launched one book
after the other.

Mr. Amit Chaudhary.

The truth is, even if
you do have a manuscript...

...you know as well as I do that
it has nothing to do with my book.

Now let’s come to the point.

Who put you up to this?

Excuse me?

A sandcastle cannot withstand
the waves.

No matter how loudly
you tell your lie..

...my truth will silence it.

And as for your ridiculous
notice...

...there’s no question
of my responding to it.

Thanks for the tea.

You really didn’t have to.

[Mansi] 'I couldn’t say anything
yesterday.'

'But what Juhi did, I’m
extremely sorry for that, Rhea.'

And of course, if my trustees
are happy….

....the donations
will keep flowing.

Smart move. And you really
don’t have to apologise.

- Thanks.
- Okay, see you.

[monitor beeps]

Hello. There is no fluctuation.

Same readings as last week.

Anyway, I’ll take your leave.
Take care.

Thanks.

Madam, quarterly cycle signature.

Thanks.

End this quarterly cycle now.

It’s a legal procedure, madam.

Legally, we have to report
her condition...

...and that you are
taking good care of her.

That’s how you have control
of the estate.

I don’t want
this repeated headache.

If you can’t do it,
suggest someone senior.

Okay, ma’am.

[monitor beeps]

You don’t worry, Aunt.

Just a little more time.

After that, you and your lover
will be together forever.

I promise.
I’ll find an easy way.

So that you can rest in peace.

Rhea.

Why the hell are you
after my family?

Huh?

And I thought we are family.

Someone called Amit Chaudhary has
falsely accused Juhi of plagiarism.

And I know you’re behind this.
I know.

Hold on.

Someone has accused Juhi
of cheating?

Shit.

Man, she must be so upset.

Are you behind this Amit or not?

I do have one confession to make.

When I became the trustee of the
college and had the opportunity...

...I thought I’d name the library
after you and make you happy.

Maybe you’d hug me with love.

But some things will never change.

Where are you taking
this conversation?

Have you ever
defended me like this?

When Juhi blamed me in front of
everyone for hurting Yash...

...did you stop her?

I wonder what would have happened
to Yash if I wasn’t there.

Please stop this.

Of course. How can Juhi be wrong?

How can I be right?
Impossible.

Still, my heart tells me...

...that I should prove to you
just once...

...that I’m not in the wrong.

Maybe then, you’d trust me
just a little.

[engine whirrs]

[birds chirping]

[monkey chatters]

[Rhea] 'Congratulations, Amit.
Well done.'

Our plan is working.

What happened?

Actually, everything happened
exactly the way you predicted.

Juhi did come to meet me.

- But...
- But?

Rhea, she wasn’t rattled at all.

In fact, she said she won’t
respond to my notice.

Are you sure we need to target Juhi
to get to Dr. Tyagi?

Juhi is his Booker Prize.
His best creation.

When Juhi falls,
Dr. Tyagi will feel the pain.

See, losers attack people
in their weak spots.

Real revenge
is to break someone’s strength.

Juhi hasn’t fallen yet,
but Dr. Tyagi has slipped.

Trust me.

You should have seen his face.

He was trying to assert
himself as my father.

But he still doesn’t want to fulfil
the duties of a father.

Rhea, I understand this feeling.

I don’t know why films and books
make dads seem like heroes.

Not all of them are like that
in reality.

I often wondered how my life
would have been...

...if Dr. Tyagi was my father.

But someone said it right.
You should never meet your heroes.

Trust me, Amit.

Follow my plan...

...and the world will witness
your talent.

People will know you
by your name.

[message beeps]

- You’re good?
- I’ve got to go.

[party music plays]

[indistinct chatter]

[glass clinks]

[Anand] 'Ladies and gentlemen!'

Friends! This night
belongs to Juhi.

- To Juhi!
- To Juhi!

- Cheers!
- Cheers!

May I have this dance?

I’m so proud of you, dear.

And I promise you...

...I’ll do everything I can to keep
this smile on your face.

Anything.

[crowd cheers and applauds]

[Anand] 'Please,
fill your glasses.'

[engine whirrs]

[party music plays in background]

[Juhi] Shall we eat a bit? Come on!
[Yash babbles]

Little puffy with three monkeys!
Yum!

I see. So you’re having
a private party here.

[crowd cheering in distance]

Privacy is a luxury.

You’re hiding out here,
away from your own party .

When you go to Oxford,
you’ll miss all this.

Right!
I’m going to miss these people!

[laughs]

[Yash babbling]

[people laughing]

I’ll miss you, Juhi.
I’ll miss you.

Yes...

I’ll miss you too.

Your dad is asking for you.
Go on.

- I have to feed him but...
- I’ll take care of that.

Your prince will be served.
Don’t worry about him, please.

- Are you sure?
- Please...

- He’s quite a handful.
- I’ll do it.

- Sure?
- Just go.

Okay... All the best.

[Vishal] 'I don’t know this.'

What’s his name?
[Yash babbling]

[Vishal] 'Wow this is so tasty.
Have this.'

'What’re you looking at?
Come on. Have this puff.'

[Yash babbles]

[Vishal] 'What’s
this panda called?'

- [Yash] 'I love panda.'
- [Vishal] 'Tell me.'

- Thank you. You can take this.
- Anything Sir.

Nothing, thank you.

- Uh..
- Juhi, I just wanted to know...

- ...what Amit told you exactly.
- [phone beeps]

Just a minute.

‘Yash! Yash, you’ll fall!
Yash, stop. Yash!’

[phone rings]

- Hello?
- [Rhea] 'Did you watch it?'

Now do you believe
that I did not harm Yash?

[Rhea] 'In fact, I saved him
from falling.'

Fine, okay. Is that all?

- Don’t call again.
- [Rhea] 'Just a minute.'

I’ve sent you another message.
Check it.

[phone beeps]

[Rhea] 'He’s from Delhi.'

'He’s an engineer
at a small IT firm.'

'None of his work
is published yet'...

...but he seems to be
an aspiring writer.

I found out through his
social media pages...

...that he attends the Jaipur
Lit Fest every year.

'Four years ago, he won
an award for a short story.'

Check the links I’ve sent.

- Bhushan?
- What? Who?

[Rhea] 'Hello?'

Hello?

[Anand] 'Do you know him?'

This man? Yes.
He won for a short story.

[Bhushan] 'He had sent me some
material.'

'In fact, you reviewed them.'

I did? Are you sure?

Yes. I remember clearly.

[Bhushan] 'You didn’t like his
work at all. So, we let it pass.'

Why? What happened?

N-Nothing. Good night.

[Anand] “In the intricate labyrinth
of life where the lines'...

...between identity
and character blur...

...a captivating tale unfolds.”

“In the complications of life...

...the lines between character
and identity become misty?!”

As their stories merge, it becomes
evident that Jayant and Rupesh...

...are not separate individuals but
facets of the same complex soul.

“How could I see it.. Meera..
Meera was Saira..."

"...and Saira was Meera."

Are you okay?
Did you order something?

No... that..

Amit...

Did you talk to him?
What did he say?

He was very upset.

At first he refused to speak.

It took a lot of convincing
to get him to meet you.

Talk to him diplomatically,
and resolve the matter.

- If we involve Juhi...
- No. She shouldn’t know.

She shouldn’t know anything.

I still don’t understand.

How do I not
remember any of this?

Because you’re human.

You made a mistake.

Instead of torturing yourself,
just meet him and finish it off.

You make him an offer,
and I’ll take care of the rest.

[birds chirping]

Your younger daughter
really loves you.

She was so persistent,
I just couldn’t refuse.

Or else...

Anyway, please. Come.

Take a seat.

Is it boring to have breakfast
alone in a huge estate?

- Can I join you?
- Please. Please do.

Juhi had no idea,
no idea about your manuscript.

This mix-up has happened
because of me. You understand?

After reading your manuscript,
I reviewed Juhi’s novel...

...and I think somehow,
my review notes...

...must have been influenced
by your manuscript.

- Okay.
- Okay?

So, you agree that the book is
plagiarised.

That’s good.

Then, sir, you’d also agree
that I deserve the honour...

...the opportunities and adulation
that Juhi has been getting.

You know what’s funny, sir?

When I was a child, I was so
inspired by your books...

...that I went
against my father.

[Amit] 'Your writing
made me a rebel.'

And when you rejected me, sir...

...it felt like
I had nothing left anymore.

Look, Amit...

...what’s happened
cannot be changed.

So tell me, what can I do for you?
What can I do?

I can endorse your book.
I can write a foreword.

I can sponsor your book launch.

I can publish your book,
if you want.

You know, I can do it.

Thank you very much, sir, but...

But that ship has sailed.

You know your last novel was...

[Amit] 'I mean,
you know what I mean.'

You’re... How will you
endorse me?

Oh, my God!

Okay. Okay, then. 50 lakhs. Okay?

You won’t make that much
even with book sales.

So, let’s just end this,
finish this here. Right now.

Okay, Amit?

It’s a good deal?

- No, sir.
- No, sir?

I want all the copies of Dhund
withdrawn from the market...

...and a new print
be released...

...in which I’m given
the full writing credit.

Also, I want a public apology
from Juhi and you...

...for stealing my material.

Please, sir.

I heard there was a party
last night at the Tyagis.

- How was that?
- God knows! I skipped it.

Vishal enjoyed a lot, though.

I’m so sorry. I hope you didn’t
miss it because of me.

- You know, the college event...
- No.

How should I explain?

Actually, Juhi and Vishal have been
quite close since college.

In fact, I thought
maybe they were dating.

But when I asked,
they both denied.

Then Vishal and I got together.

Still, there was always
a strange feeling.

It felt like...

...perhaps, Juhi is always
between us.

Did you suspect them?

No.

I was in Bangalore
for five years.

A long distance relationship
only sounds doable.

It doesn’t work.

Then I took a transfer
and came here.

But...

I feel like I was
happier in Bangalore.

Perhaps, I was the one
that came between them.

I think it’s time for me to leave.

Thank you so much, Rhea,
and...

Also, thank you for listening
to my sob story.

Come on! Any time, really.

- No worries.
- I’ll see you.

[Chhetri] ’Here’s a print of
Rajguru Tea Estate website.’

Rajguru’s pet dog’s leash
was in the blue van?

Yes, ma’am.

His dog has been missing
since his death...

...and no one inquired about it?

When the owner of the biggest tea
estate in Darjeeling dies...

...who’s going to bother about
a voiceless animal, ma’am?

Chhetri, the police’s job is not
just to find answers...

...but also to ask
the right questions.

Perhaps, this dog was used as
a bait to call Rajguru to the road.

What do you mean, ma’am?

We’re sure this is the same van.

[Suman] 'But who was the driver?'

Who’s this, Chhetri?

[Chhetri] 'Arun.'

Isn’t he the one who was driving
Rhea’s car the other day?

Yes, ma’am.
He’s Rhea’s man friday.

He used to be a guard
at the university.

Ever since Rhea took over
the estate, he’s been with her.

From the university
to the tea estate.

Everything changed,
But he alone remains constant.

[Title montage]

Where’s the printer’s ream?

I don’t interfere in
your dad’s things.

[Sudha laughs]

I can’t find anything
in this mess.

[Sudha] 'I know.'

Dad, where are the papers
for the printer?

Nandu, where were you?

I went to get bread.

What happened?

It’s okay.
Juju, aren’t you getting late?

- Yes.
- I’ll look into it.

- Are you sure?
- Yes, please.

Nandu. It’s the morning.

What’s the matter?

I’ruined everything.

Call Vikas.

[Anand] Okay, then, 50 lakhs.

You won’t make that much
even with book sales.

So, let’s just end this,
finish this here. Right now.

It’s a good deal?

That’s exactly how he recorded me
secretly and sent me to jail.

Now I will use this
to ridicule him publicly.

He’ll repent for life.

Amit, when we met
three months ago...

...this was all a dream.

And now it’s coming true.

Well done.

[Young Amit] Papa, sorry.

You know, Rhea...

...in the weakest moments
of life, though unknowingly...

...'but Dr. Tyagi’s books
stood by me.'

[Young Amit] Stars are phoenixes,
rising from their own ashes.

How can you rise if...

...you haven’t burnt?

So...

The heroes of stories aren’t real.

Right?

Our revenge has just begun.

Once this recording goes viral...

...Anand Tyagi will know...

...how it feels to destroy
his own daughter’s life.

Now you’ll see Juhi’s state...

...when the world
calls her a cheat.

[phone rings]

Hello?

[Lawyer] 'Sorry to disturb you.
We need some signatures.'

When will these procedures end?

[Lawyer] 'The senior lawyer
wants to meet you too.'

Come.

Send me that recording.

- And get ready for action.
- Yes.

[church bell rings]

Arun.

Yes, sir?

You work at
Rajguru Estate, right?

Yes.

What were you doing
at the IVF centre?

Sir, sterility isn’t only
a rich man’s problem.

Fine, whatever. Tell me.

Where were you on 6th August,
between 2 o’clock and 10 o’clock?

- During the day?
- Don’t try to act smart.

6th August...

How can I forget.

Salman Bhai’s movie had released
that day.

I went to watch it.

And Rhea madam’s dad met with
an accident on the same day.

Madam had called from jail.

Don’t even think about leaving
the city without informing us.

- Do you understand?
- Yes.

[motorbike whirrs]

[Vishal] 'When you leave'...

...'who’ll explain
Shakespeare to Hindi students?'

Teaching Shakespeare’s stories
in Hindi...

...in his own country,
That’s more fun, isn’t it?

Actually, Vishal...

...I want to take Yash
and myself...

...away from here, from all this.

I worry about dad, though.
I hope he’ll be fine.

Come on, we’re big boys.
We’ll manage.

I hope so.

There’s a discussion on
the Oxford syllabus today, right?

- Hmmm..
- Prepared?

Why do you think I’m hiding
in the PTA room?

[Anand] Juhi had no idea, no idea
about your manuscript.

This mix-up has happened
because of me.

So tell me, what can I do?

This blunder, it’s mine.

[phone beeps]

[Anand] Okay, then, 50 lakhs.
Okay?

You won’t make that much
even with book sales.

So, let’s just end this,
finish this here. Right now.

Okay, Amit? It’s a good deal?
Yes?

[phone beeps]

“Your dad loves you a lot.”

“I wish my dad was like him.”

“Amit.”

[Sudha] Vikas, I don’t know what to
do.

He’s been drinking since morning.

Why did you go to meet Amit?

I’m talking to you.

[Juhi] 'Why did you
go to meet Amit?'

I told you to let me handle it,
right? That I’ll take care of it.

Why can’t you understand
such a simple thing?

What’s this? What is this?

Read it.

The Man in the Mist.

Amit Chaudhary?

“It becomes
evident that Jayant and Rupesh...

...are not separate individuals but
facets of the same complex soul.”

This...
This is just like Dhund, but...

...how’s that possible?

I’ve never seen this before.

But it seems I have seen it.

And I’ve read it.

[Anand] 'Bhushan says he sent it to
me for review three years ago.'

And I don’t even remember that
it’s been with me all this time.

[Sudha] I just don’t understand.

'You have his manuscript,
correct?'

'But what has that got to do
with Juhi’s Dhund?'

I’ll explain.

This, and Dhund
are the same story.

This has been with dad
for three years.

So after reading this,
when he gave me notes on Dhund...

...he thinks might have
accidentally influenced me.

And Amit thinks his claim is right
and the book is copied. Right?

Hold on. Clearly this man isn’t
here just to threaten us.

First of all, I’ll prepare a legal
response denying his accusation.

That we know nothing about this.

[Vikas] 'And most importantly'...

...from now on, no one does
anything without asking me.

For God’s sake.

I’m sorry, Juju.

How many things
will you apologise for, Dad?

And Uncle, how many accusations
will you deny after this?

[Anand] Okay, then, 50 lakhs.
Okay?

You won’t make that much
even with book sales.

So, let’s just end this,
finish this here. Right now.

Okay, Amit? It’s a good deal?

No, sir.

I want all the copies of Dhund
withdrawn...

...and a new print
be released...

...in which I’m given
the full writing credit.

Also, I want a public apology
from Juhi and you.

It’s my work.
It’s my bloody work.

You should have
at least talked to me.

But for you, there’s only
one right way. Your way.

I’m not a child.

You just never let go.

Why did you do this? Why?

Just look at your own
f*****g life for once!

Look at your own choices!

How right have you been?

How much have you been
able to control?

You.. Why did you...

Why did you do this?

He was blaming you, Juju.

I wanted to make it clear
that it was my fault.

It’s my fault.

'Not your fault.'

This recording
won’t be admissible in court.

[Vikas] 'But he could leak it to
the media and create a scene.'

'People will think
it’s a simple confession.'

'Admission of guilt.'

Your reputation
will be tarnished for sure.

But we need to protect you from
becoming collateral damage.

You’ve been influenced
accidentally.

So you can’t be legally accused.

Directly or indirectly...

...this recording proves
that Dhund was copied.

Why did you do this, Nandu?

[Sudha] 'One wrong decision
of yours'...

...will destroy the respect
and reputation...

...'you’ve earned
all your life.'

You’ll be finished, Anand Tyagi!

I just wanted
to protect you, Juju.

[water running]

[phone rings]

[sighs] Namaskar.

[phone beeps]

Sis, watch this.

Today...

...I want to tell you all
the truth.

Nandu.

- Watch this.
- I have betrayed you all.

Dhund is not
my original work.

What has she done!

[phones beep]

I’ve plagiarised it from
an unpublished novel.

[bangs on door] Juju!

[Juhi] The Man in the Mist,
by Amit Chaudhary.

Amit Chaudhary?

Juju!

I...

...Juhi Adhikari...

[Juhi]...apologise to all the
readers of my novel...

...and the entire
writing community.

[Juhi] This plagiarism...

...this theft...

[Juhi]...is solely
my responsibility.

So, I’m... I’m sorry.

- Juhi.
- Juju.

[Vikas] 'Juhi, open the door.'

'Juhi, we can still
control the situation.'

[sobs]

What the f**k were you thinking!

Are you crazy?

What?

That’s how my father spoke to me.

He never thought I was
capable of thinking for myself.

It was Dr. Tyagi who taught me
how to think for myself.

I’d only breathe
in front of my father, Rhea.

I was alive because of
Dr. Tyagi’s books.

I owe my life to him.

I sent that recording to Juhi
so that she can realise...

...how lucky she is
to have him as a father.

The way he
was trying to protect her.

The one who you’ve suddenly made
a grand saviour...

...didn’t even give his second
daughter her rights...

- ...let alone respect.
- I know, Rhea.

But the way he begged me today...
Something broke inside me, Rhea.

I was ashamed.
I felt like some criminal.

Look, I may be angry...

...but I cannot humiliate
Dr. Tyagi like that.

My revenge is complete, Rhea.
I can’t stretch this anymore.

You’re done? And what about me?
I wanted him to repent.

If not for me,
then at least through Juhi.

This emotional stupidity of yours
has given Juhi another chance...

...to play the hero.

And Dr. Tyagi remains untouched.

You ruined everything.

Rhea, not everyone understands
you the way I do.

F*****g cheat!

- Rhea, that Constable Chhetri--
- Later, Arun.

[phone beeps]

What do you mean, you can’t delete
the copies of the video?

[Vikas] 'Do something, please.
Put your guy to work.'

[door screeches]

I’ll call you later.

- Juju...
- I’m okay, Mom. I’m okay.

I won’t let dad be finished.

First of all, please remove
that video from your page...

...it’s being incessantly shared
and your reputation...

If dad’s audio recording
had been leaked...

...it would have
destroyed both of us.

Both would have fallen prey.

I saved one of us.

Even a snake doesn’t eat
its own offspring.

Juju, what about the Oxford call?

It’s the age of the Internet, Mom.
Word spreads like fire.

They cancelled the call.

[Mansi] 'I’m sorry, Juhi.'

'The video has gone viral.'

My phone hasn’t stopped
ringing since.

And the management committee
is quite worried.

I think you should take a break
from college for a few days.

Neha.

- Yes, sir?
- Just check the database...

...and get me
Amit Chaudhary’s manuscript.

[Bhushan] 'We must have received it
two or three years ago.'

- Okay?
- Okay. Sure, sir.

Thank you.

[phone rings]

[phone rings]

[Manjiri] Sunrise Cafe.
Rhea and I will be waiting for you.

Manjiri.

[birds chirping]

[eagle pealing]

- Morning.
- Morning.

You’re feeling better?

Didn’t sleep okay?

Where’s dad?

[sighs] He didn’t come
to the room.

He’s not at home.

Maybe he’s gone
for a walk.

I can’t believe that you called me
here again.

Even today, I shudder at
the thought of this place.

If I could teach you
anything in life...

...then the first lesson
would have been...

...learn to face your fears,
Rhea.

Don’t ever let fear conquer you.

What I’m about to say today...

...I’ve never been
able to say it before.

[Anand] My dearest Juju,
in the courtyard of...

...our old house,
there was a jasmine plant.

We’d dry our clothes near it
in the monsoon.

It was one such day when suddenly,
Sudha went into labour.

I ran, put her in the car...

...and put on the first clean shirt
I found.

You were born that day.

When you smiled and
I held you for the first time,

You carried the scent
of jasmine from my shirt.

That’s why I named you...
’Juhi’.

My feelings for Manjiri
were genuine, always.

But to keep my name clean,
I couldn’t give a name...

...to our relationship,
nor to you.

I wish I could give her respect.
And you, love.

I know you hate me, and...

It’s fine.

It’s fine.

But don’t make this hatred
a part of you.

Don’t become selfish,
like your father.

[Anand] I always wished happiness
for you.

Love is meant to make life
easy and worth living.

But my love is nothing
but a burden now.

And everyone connected to me
has to endure it.

Mom. Mom!

I wish my apology could set
things right, but...

[Anand]...'that’s not to be.'

The difference between committing
a mistake and a crime is that...

...you can be forgiven
for a mistake...

...but crimes deserve punishment.

So, I’m... sorry, my child.

I’m really, really sorry.

[Anand] My love has hurt you a lot,
Juju, hasn’t it?

That’s it. Not anymore.

This is it.

Now to 'scape the serpent’s tongue,
we will make amends ere long.

Else the Puck a liar call.

So... good night unto you all.

[thud]

[eagle pealing]

[siren wails]

Come on.

But you need to tell me
what is going on.

I told you she was after Yash.

What are you saying?
Why would I kidnap her son?

Oh, really?
Why would you kidnap him?

- Yes, why would I do it?
- Oh, really?

- What is your game, Juhi?
- My game?

Yes, your game.

[Fire crackling]

[bottle rolling]

Alcohol is amazing, isn't it?

It drowns out all the external noise.

And the inner voice
becomes loud and clear.

No chance of lying.

I wish he had told me
just once...

"Amit, you have potential."

"You'll become something in life."

[sobs]

I wanted him to suffer.

I wanted him to feel the pain.

But I didn't want him to die.

I'm sorry.

How unlucky I am!

I fought all my life
for his love...

...and when I finally got it...

...he died.

Do you know what he said to me
before he left us?

- What, Rhea?
- "I'm sorry, my child."

Child!

I’m here, Rhea.

Some things are achieved
just once, Rhea.

The first and last time.

What is meant to happen, happens.
You can't fight your destiny.

I'm really sorry, Rhea.

[typewriter keys clicking]

[birds cooing]

Dad, what are you writing?

A book, my child.

- About whom? A mermaid?
- No. About you.

The brightest, strongest girl
in the whole world.

The one whose eyes hold
the entire world.

- My DD!
- DD?

Darling Daughter.

- I've written a book for you too.
- Okay, show me.

Oh! Wow!

[laughs] Dear, 'bestest' is not
a word.

In my book, it is.

[Yash] A bus!

Rhea, I think I should attend
Dr. Tyagi's prayer meet.

To seek his forgiveness
and permission to move on.

[engine whirrs]

[train chugging in distance]

[prayer music]

[indistinct chatter]

Miss Rhea?

Everyone's outside.

Plain clothes. That means
you're off-duty, right?

The police are never
off-duty, Rhea ma’am.

By the way,
what are you doing inside?

I wanted to see closely
how dad lived.

After his demise?

I'm here to mourn someone’s death.
Please excuse me.

You shouldn't have come here.

Not even today?

Especially not today.

Don't do this, Rhea. Please leave.

And who are you to tell me that?
Family?

He was my father.

Miss Rhea. I forgot
to ask you something.

How was your relationship
with Tony?

Tony, your father
Mr. Rajguru's pet dog.

He’s been missing
since Mr. Rajguru’s accident.

No one even lodged a missing
report for the poor one.

It's strange, isn't it?

Inspector, this is neither the time
nor place to discuss all this.

I'll see you later.

Juju...

That’s what he wants, Mom.

Won't you take credit for this?

Just so you know, he was the one
who called me that day.

His last wish was that we put an end
to the our differences.

That’s why I’ve come here.

Whatever we had between us
was because of dad, Rhea.

He's no longer with us.

So, this is the end.

Ronny, take this.

What's this?

Take this to the lab
and get a DNA test done.

Okay.

[engine starts]

[Bhushan] Juhi,
I watched your video...

...and I was taken aback.

I’m the one who sends
review material to Anand.

It was I who had sent him
Amit's manuscript too.

But this isn't the one.
This is different.

I had sent him a mystery.
A murder mystery.

That story is completely different
from your book Dhund.

Moreover, this isn't even
his writing style.

- Who wrote this then?
- God knows.

But the real question is,
how he did get this?

Anand and I had a fixed system...

...for giving feedback
on manuscripts.

Rhea.

Did anyone go into dad's study?
Anybody?

No.

- [Sudha] The guests at the party--
- No, an outsider. Not...

Hold on, let me think, Juhi.

[Sudha] There may have been a
couple of people...

...but in the study...

When you were in Mumbai...

[Sudha]...the pest-control worker had
come.

[Sudha] Your student sent him--

Shukra.

What happened, ma'am?
How come you're here--

Shukra, you referred a pest control
worker to me, remember?

Yes, ma'am, Gopal.
I had sent him, ma'am.

What's the matter, ma'am?
Is there a problem?

I need your help.

Mr. Ranjan, as you can see,
best doctors, best medicines...

...best treatment,
I'm doing everything.

But signing each time to prove it
is very demotivating.

I thought the situation
would get...

...a little better
since you're here now.

I'm sure there’s a price
for your trust and time.

Okay, I'll see what I can do.

Please.

Give me a few days.
I will let you know.

- That would be lovely.
- Yes.

Show me.

The clinic said
it can’t be done this quickly.

But I insisted
that I want the DNA report right away.

And look, I got it.

So it's not the end, Juju.

Like father, like daughter.

I won’t let what happened with me
happen with Yash.

Rhea, Constable Chhetri
was asking questions...

Now do I have to teach you
how to handle the police?

Handle it, Ronnie.

[motorbike whirrs]

Wow, Gopal! Your new bike
runs so smoothly.

We reached on time.

- Good morning, ma'am.
- Good morning.

- Juhi madam, good morning.
- Good morning.

I was looking for you yesterday.

Tell me. Do you need something?

Yes, you came home
for pest control, right?

You forgot this there.
I came to return it.

- Take it.
- This... This isn't mine.

Oh.

I must be mistaken.
Never mind.

Listen, if the police ask,
just tell them...

...that you didn't bring or take
anything from home. Okay?

- Police?
- Yes.

I can't find my gold earrings
since the pest-control.

[Juhi] They were expensive.

As expensive
as your new bike.

I'll have to report it.
Anyway, don’t worry...

You didn't steal them, right?

- Hello. Yes.
- Ma'am...

- Lebong Police Station?
- Please, ma'am. Please...

Hello?

Yes, I can't hear you... Hello?
I'll call you later.

The network... Hello?

Ma'am, Arun asked me to put this
in your house. He paid me for it.

I swear, ma'am,
I didn't steal the gold earrings.

Arun.

Rhea ma’am, this is Rana.

For the Nepal route...?

He's been doing it for years.

I'd need passport-sized photographs
and documents of the travellers.

Whatever you need,
take it from Arun.

I just don't want
any hassle.

You won't know the difference
between real and fake.

[phone rings]

Hello?

[guard] Ma'am, Juhi Adhikari
is at the gate.

[guard] I stopped her for permission
but she’s arguing.

Let her in.

[Rhea] Welcome, Juhi.

I never got a chance
to invite you home.

You think you're very smart?

You can fool the world,
but not me.

The day when I saw you
at the university, I understood...

...that you're up to no good.

You know, Rhea, some people in
this world are bad.

You're just f*****g evil.

What did you say?

That dad wants us to put
our differences behind us?

You could have fooled him,
but not me.

You... You killed dad.
You killed him.

This.

Amit. A failed writer
who was upset with dad.

He fit perfectly
into your plan.

You used him and got this
fake manuscript planted in my house.

I'm going straight to
the police station from here.

To present all these proofs,
along with Gopal's testimony.

And this time, Rhea,
I won't stop.

Which world do you live in, Juhi?

Where you're the victim
as well as the hero?

Morally upright Juhi Adhikari,
the perfect daughter.

The one to carry
our dad's legacy forward.

If you've truly inherited
anything from him...

...it's that
you're exactly like him.

A f*****g cheat
and a bloody liar.

You wanted to show me
the mirror, right?

Here you go.

Now you confess
that you never got the IVF done.

That you cheated on Neil.

That Yash is not Neil's son.
He's Vishal's son.

Does Vishal even know?

Wow, Juhi! You cheated him too?

You were right.
Upbringing is everything.

The one who brings you up is more
important than the one who gives you birth.

And I agree with you now.

Yash and I were both
born with terrible fates.

Because cheaters like you can never
give anyone a good upbringing.

That's why I came back
into your lives...

- ...to save Yash from you.
- You stay away from him, okay?

You're right.
I will never stop.

I'll save him. I'll take him
away from you, very soon.

Now go...

...and tell whoever you wish.

You can keep that.

[Rhea] Does Vishal even know?

[Rhea] Wow Juhi! You cheated him too?

I'll take Yash
away from you, very soon.

I will never stop.

[knock on car door]

Are you okay?

- Hi.
- Hi.

Come in.

I have spoken to Vishal.
He is on his way.

It wasn't really urgent.
I'll come later.

Please sit. When do we ever
get a chance like this.

May I ask you something?
Will you answer honestly?

Yes?

- Are you in love with Vishal?
- Mansi...

No.

I won't lie.

I have always been a bit insecure
about you.

I always thought
that you and Vishal...

In fact, to give us one last shot...

...I took a transfer from Bangalore
and came back here.

Our couple's therapy starts
from next week.

I...

I have to go.

- Why? Vishal is on his way.
- Yes, no, but...

It’s late.

F**k!

Sorry... Excuse me.

They were taking too long.
[phone beeps]

It’s okay.

[Rhea] They want to publish your book!

One’s loss is another’s gain.
Congratulations, Amit.

Come on, Rhea.
This victory isn't mine.

Just the name is mine.

They want to launch you, Amit.

Once you make a name for yourself,
you can write whatever you want.

So what if this is not
your original?

[engine whirrs]

Good morning, Mom.

Juhi, where did you leave Yash?

What do you mean? He's inside...

- Yash!
- Juhi!

- [Juhi] Yash!
- [Sudha] Juhi? Where is Yash?

- [Sudha] Juju...
- [Juhi] Yash...

- How can you be so careless, God!
- Juju...

You should’ve told me!

[Sudha] Please, stop!
I thought he was with you!

Mom, you should have called me!

I thought he was
with you, Juhi.

- I just told you that.
- Hello?

[siren wails]

- Juhi ma’am?
- Yes, come with me.

Juhi ma’am.

Thank you so much for coming, Inspector.
Look at this.

This CCTV footage is
from a few hours ago.

This...

Look at this.

This is Rhea.

Rhea Rajguru?

These are her shoes.
I can recognize them anywhere.

- We'll find him, Juhi.
- I don't know what condition he is in.

We should go to her estate.
We will find Yash there.

But Juhi, how can you tell
from a pair of shoes...

- ...that it's Rhea Rajguru?
- This is Rhea.

I can recognize her anywhere.
This is Rhea.

Please believe me.
Let's go to her estate.

We will find Yash there.
Please...

Okay, we'll see.

You'll see? So you won't do
anything about it?

Just how the police didn't do
anything...

...when my husband was murdered.

I thought you’re new here,
you’d stand by the truth.

Let's go, please.

Juju, everything will be fine.

Wow, Mr. Ranjan!
That was super fast.

Thank you, but...

[Ranjan]...what if your aunt
wakes up from her coma...

...and learns that you looked after
her like a daughter...

...she gets emotional and
names you her heir?

But I don't know
when she’ll regain consciousness.

[Ranjan] I didn’t say
that needs to happen.

But if that’s the story...

...that’s enough.

Anyway, I am the one to submit
the health report.

And her signature
on the paperwork?

Long live digital India,
Rhea ma’am.

- Yes.
- Yes.

- Thank you so much.
- Thank you. You're welcome.

Appreciate it.

[siren wails]

This property is private.
You can't barge in like that.

Rhea, where's Yash?
Where have you hidden him? Tell me!

- Yash is missing?
- She's putting on an act.

Rhea Rajguru, we suspect
that you have kidnapped...

...Juhi Adhikari's son, Yash.

- She's just...
- Calm down.

Please move aside, Rhea.
Please move aside. Chhetri.

Chhetri, come.
Get everyone to work.

Check all the coats.
You check the bathroom.

Okay, sir.

But you need to tell me
what is going on.

[Rhea] Will you please tell me?

I need to have some information.
Tell me something at least.

Sir.

I think this is the one.

[Suman] Please be quiet...

- [Rhea] Please tell me--
- Ma'am.

This is the coat in the video.

Which video?

[Rhea] Which video?

Ma'am, the shoes are also
the same.

What shoes?
What is going on?

I told you she was after my son,
didn't I?

The jacket and shoes are yours.
Watch this video.

Yes, these are mine,
but this is not me.

- Chhetri.
- [Chhetri] Yes, ma'am.

Check every room thoroughly.

What are you saying?
Why would I kidnap her son?

- Rhea, you--
- Why are you lying?

- I'm lying?
- Yes, why would I do it?

- Oh, really?
- What is your game, Juhi?

- My game?
- Hold on. Please calm down.

Stop fighting.

Ma'am, there's no one
in the house.

- Has the K9 squad team arrived?
- Yes, ma'am, they are ready.

[dog barking]

[indistinct chatter]

[Juhi] Yash!

- [Constable 1] There’s nothing here.
- [Chhetri] Look there.

‘Move ahead’.

Miss Suman.

Trust me. I don't know
why you're searching here.

- I haven't done anything.
- Yash!

- Okay. We'll talk about it later.
- [Constable] Did you look that side?

Miss Suman.

- [Constable 1] Hey! Did you find anything?
- [Constable 2] This way, Sir!

Juhi, what is this?

What are you doing?

Yash!

[dog barks]

[Juhi] Yash!

[dog continues barking]

Yash!

There's something inside.

[dog barking]

Yash...

Shukra!

Shukra! Where's Yash?

- Shukra! Where did Yash go?
- Who is he?

- He's Jeth Bahadur's son.
- Shukra, where's Yash?

Shukra, Yash...

Do you know him?

- Where's Yash?
- How would I know?

[Juhi] Tell me!

- I don't know.
- Chhetri, call the ambulance now!

Yash should have been here.
Where is he?

What did you do to him?
Tell me, Rhea.

[Juhi] I know Yash should have
been here.

Where is he?

What do you mean,
he should have been here?

What do you mean, Juhi ma’am?

Miss Juhi?

Where is Yash, Miss Juhi?

[birds chirping]

[door shuts]

[phone rings]

- Hello?
- Amit, Juhi had brought the police here.

- She accused me of kidnapping Yash.
- What?

- I think she's trying to frame me.
- But why?

- [Amit] Where's the child?
- I don't know, Amit, and...

I'm so worried.

Okay, Rhea, calm down.

Why don't you ask Arun
to look for him?

- Amit, let me call you back.
- Hello? Hello...

[Phone Operator] ‘The number you
are trying to call...’

‘...is currently not reachable.’

Where the hell is Arun!

"He should have been here."
What does that mean?

Miss Juhi?

I-I lied to you. All this...

...was planned by me.

But I did it to protect my son.

Rhea had threatened to take
Yash away from me.

- That's why I--
- Hold on.

Let me record your statement.

Confessing that you orchestrated
your own son’s abduction.

Constable Burman.

Record her statement.

F**k!

[Juhi] I didn't have
the time to call anyone...

...to explain, or convince anyone.

Whatever had to be done,
I had to do it myself.

Shukra was the only one
I trusted completely.

I knew he'd help me
without asking any questions.

Rhea had a particular
pair of shoes and a jacket.

I bought identical ones
for Shukra.

I drove both of them
to Rajguru Estate myself.

Shukra knew
where the cameras were.

We took advantage of the dark
and snuck into the cabin.

It was just a matter of two hours.

I had promised Shukra that I'd come
with the police in two hours.

Good morning, Mom.

Where did you leave Yash?

What do you mean? He's inside...

Yash!
Hello? Police station?

Yash should have been there,
with Shukra.

But Rhea took him from there.

Didn't you see
what she did to Shukra--

Did you see her taking Yash?

Did you see her attack Shukra?

You stage your own son’s kidnapping...

...and then
falsely accuse Rhea Rajguru.

You've made a mockery
of the police, Miss Juhi.

It shocks me that people like you
become teachers.

Please believe me.
She is capable of going to extreme lengths.

She killed dad.
She killed my father.

Miss Juhi. Next, you'll say
that Rhea Rajguru...

...could also bring
about a tsunami.

Dr. Tyagi had committed suicide.
We have CCTV footage of it--

Abetment of suicide.

She provoked dad to kill himself.
She and Amit are in cahoots.

They are in this together.
Please believe me.

- She's very dangerous..
- And what about you?

Please... believe me. Yash...

Y-You should talk to Arun.
Please talk to Arun.

Inspector, I'm talking to you.
You should talk to--

Don't teach me how to do my job.

Tell me, what was Yash wearing
when you last saw him?

Last time...

[Juhi] He was wearing a blue night suit.

It had spaceships
and stars on it.

[phone rings]

[hammer thuds]

You can go.

What the f**k!

[phone rings]

Arun, where are you?

Don't be angry.
I have a surprise for you.

Yash is with me.

[Arun] I’m sure you know...

...that I can do
anything to fulfil all your wishes.

You're most important to me, Rhea.

I know what Yash means to you.

But you have no idea
what you mean to me.

Yash is absolutely fine.

[Arun] He's with me. He's safe.

Ronnie, you're the best.

[Rhea] Now tell me where you are.

I'm coming there right now.

I’m here..
In the same beautiful woods.

[Arun] Come.

And it’s needless to say,
but come alone.

[Arun] You do want Yash alive,
don't you?

Mom.

Mom, they won't believe me--

For the first time,
I'm seeing...

...how hatred
has defeated love.

They've taken Yash's photos
from me.

They are circulating those
in hospitals.

Do you know why?
Because no one knows...

...if he's even alive or...

- If anything happens to Yash...
- Mom...

And you listen to me
very clearly, Juhi Adhikari.

There will no relationship left...

...between you and me.

[phone rings]

- Hey, Rhea, are you okay?
- Amit, Arun has kidnapped Yash.

He's at our spot in the jungle.
I'm on my way there.

What? Alone? Rhea, hold on.
Let me come with the police, okay?

[Rhea] No, hear me out.

The police suspect me already.

If Yash is found with Arun,
they'll blame me.

[Rhea] Moreover,
if he sees the police...

...I don't know
what he'll do to Yash.

I can't take the risk.

Okay, just stay where you are.
I'm coming, okay?

I'm almost there. I can't wait.
You come quickly.

Amit Chaudhary?

Yes?

You seem to be
in a hurry to go somewhere.

I was just going
for a drive.

Where were you this morning
between 3 a.m. and 7 a.m.?

I... was right here, at the hotel.
Why?

We need to ask you some questions.

- Now?
- Do you mind?

No, it's okay, please.

- After you.
- Okay.

Is this the entire footage
between 3 and 7 am today?

- Yes, ma'am.
- Okay. Thank you.

[phone rings]

Yes, Chhetri?

[Chhetri] Ma'am, this Arun seems
quite crazy.

His room is plastered
with photos of Rhea Rajguru.

[Chhetri] He'd follow her...

...and take her
pictures secretly.

- Have you found him?
- [Chhetri] No.

The room is unlocked
but he isn't here.

[Chhetri] I inquired with
the workers nearby, ma'am.

No one has seen him since last night.

Okay, do this.
Ask the security guards...

[Suman]...to call us
as soon as he is spotted. Okay?

You were right. You were here
between 3 and 7.

I suggest, don't even
think about leaving the city for now.

Let's go.

[crows cawing]

[phone rings]

Police control room.

Sir, I'm calling from Lamahatta.

There is a child's corpse
in the jungle.

- A child's corpse?
- It’s in a very bad state, sir.

Give me your exact location.

[Arun] On Highway 110, after
the 1 kilometre milestone...

...there’s a path leading
towards the jungle.

You'll see a tent there.
It's just outside that tent.

[officer] And your name?
Hello?

- [inaudible] PCR 43, come in.
- [inaudible] PCR 43, over.

[officer] A child’s corpse
has been found...

...near the Lamahatta Highway.

Get there soon.
I'll send you the location.

Yash!

[Arun] Rhea!

Don't worry. That...

...could have been Yash.

But he isn't.

Come here.

That was an unclaimed body
I bought from the morgue.

Look at him.

[Arun] Sleeping peacefully,
isn't he?

You wanted to take Yash
and flee the country...

...with a fake passport, right?

So, I thought I should help you.

I was near Juhi's house
that night.

[Arun] I saw a boy.
He was wearing a jacket.

He took Yash and got into
Juhi’s car.

Suspecting, I followed them.

They reached Rajguru Estate.

[thud]

[Yash cries]

Shut up, boy! Just shut up!

He was driving me crazy.

So, I gave him some of the good stuff.

What happened?

I thought you'd be
dancing with joy.

I... I'm happy, Ronnie.

You’re always thinking of me.

- For that, you deserve a kiss.
- No, Rhea.

Not just a kiss.

I deserve a lot more.

But we'll get to that
once we're out of Darjeeling.

Shall we?

Hold this.

- Give Yash to me.
- No, it's fine.

Hurry up.
The police will be here soon.

Police?

Yes, that's the final leg
of this game.

The police will come, they'll find
that body in Yash's clothes.

And they'll stop looking for him.

Then, Yash, you and I will flee,
from under their noses.

How's my plan?

Give me the car keys.

Let's go.

[car beeps]

Him...?

[Arun] Hey!

What is he doing here?

Rhea, are you all right?
Are you okay?

- Ronnie...
- Did you call him?

Ronnie, calm down.
He's on our side.

But why?

Hey, the deal was to
get you credit, right? It's done.

Get lost now. This is between us.
Get lost!

Ronnie, he'll leave once we
reach home safely. Okay?

Give Yash to me, come on.

Didn’t you hear her?
Please hand Yash over to her.

Now you’ll tell me what to do?
Get lost!

- Hey!
- Ronnie, please.

[Yash cries]

Try taking him now.

Move away, Rhea. Hey!

Back off!

Yash is crying.
Please give him to us.

[siren wails]

I did everything for you.

Transformed myself
from Arun to Ronnie.

Changed my clothes, hair,
everything to your liking.

I stood by you
through everything.

I took revenge on all those
who hurt you.

I didn't even spare
Rajguru Sir.

I put you above myself.

Despite all this,
why am I not enough for you?

No, Ronnie. No--

- Hey!
- Arun, stop!

- Rhea...
- You fake writer!

[Arun] Fake lover!

She’s mine!

Amit!

Ronnie, please stop!

[Rhea] Amit!

[Yash crying]

Arun, stop!

You were leaving me for him?

For you..
there can be no one else but me.

- Ronnie...
- You're only mine!

- Listen to me, Ronnie...
- Only mine!

Ronnie, please hear me out.
Ronnie...

[thud]

[Amit grunts]

[Yash crying]

Amit.

Amit, let's go.

The police will be here soon.
Let's go.

Police?

He had called the police
before I came.

His body... Amit, his body...

We'll have to get rid
of his body.

Amit, listen to me. Come on.

Amit, let's go.

You get your car,
I'll bring Yash.

Let's go, Amit.

Rhea...

[siren wails]

- Is this the path he mentioned?
- Yes.

Stop here.

- Harish..
- Yes.

[barfs]

Control room.
Come in, control room.

- Why have you brought me here?
- No.

Ms. Juhi,
please take a look.

This is not Yash.

- You...
- It's not...

Just take a look, please.

Isn't this the night suit
that Yash was wearing?

No, this is not Yash.
I told you, this is not Yash.

- He's--
- Juhi, These are Yash's shoes and...

Please, just take a look.

This is not Yash.
I told you, this is not Yash.

- This is not Yash.
- Juhi.

Your mother has confirmed it.
You...

You're not doing
your job well.

You can't just get any child
and call him my Yash.

This isn't Yash, I told you.
I told you, he isn't Yash.

I said, he isn't Yash!
You're all in cahoots!

- Doctor, do something.
- Leave me! Leave me!

- Hold her!
- Give her a sedative, please!

- Leave me!
- Calm down.

Leave me! Leave me!

Juhi...

[Juhi sobs]

Mom...

That’s not Yash.

[doctor] She's in extreme shock.

She needs medical attention
for the next few days.

I'll make a call.
Take her to the mental centre.

Where's the baby?

[Yash chuckles]

- [Yash chuckles]
- [Rhea] What is this car?’

You want to play with this?
Do you like this colour?

Rhea, we should go to
the police.

And what do we tell them?

We'll tell them everything
that happened, Rhea.

Whatever... I.. Arun...

I killed him, Rhea.

[Amit] Just...

You're very stressed.

You’re not thinking straight.

You’re ready to ruin your life,
because of that Arun?

Yes, it's okay.

He attacked me.

You saved me.

But, Yash...

Let's give him back, Rhea.

Give him back to whom?
To Juhi?

To the woman who put him in danger
just to get back at me?

I didn’t kidnap him.

By luck, by chance...

[Rhea]...he has come to me.

Doesn't he seem happy to you?

This is God's plan, Amit.

He too wants Yash
to be with me.

Look, we’re a perfect family!

No one believes me.

I told them at the hospital,
that isn't Yash.

That corpse...
That wasn't my Yash.

But no one is listening to me,
Vishal.

No one trusts me.
No one believes me.

No one believes that's not Yash.
I know that's not Yash!

He's not Yash!

When you came home that day,
I wish I was there, Juhi.

I wish I had stopped you.
I wouldn't have ever let you...

You also think I f****d up?

Hey.

Look, no matter what
people say...

...you gave Yash both
a mother’s and a father’s love.

Okay? You were a good mother,
Juhi.

[Juhi sobs]

In fact, you were the best mother
you could be.

The pain of losing one's child...
I can't even imagine it.

But...

What you did, Juhi...

You want to get out of here, right?
You have to stay calm.

Okay? Give me your word that
you'll stay calm.

Juhi?

Tomorrow evening at six...

...my car will reach the spot.

It'll be better for us
to cross the border at night.

You can book any flight from
Kathmandu the day after tomorrow.

By then, my man will also reach
with the child's passport.

[engine whirrs]

Rhea?

[monitor beeping]

So, according to
Dr. Panda's report...

...Sheila ma’am came out of
coma yesterday...

...and in complete consciousness...

...transferred all her wealth in your name.

So, this is the will.

All that’s needed are her fingerprints...

So, that's it? We're done?

Digital India,
as I mentioned earlier.

Please have tea in the lawns.
I'll be there.

Doctor.

Thank you.

Those with bad intentions
can never have a good life.

I wish you had suffered more.

Not just in death,
but even while you were alive.

Cheaters don't deserve
to live.

Goodbye.

[monitor beeps rapidly]

Y-You...

She wasn't alive anyway.

She was being forced to breathe.

We're starting anew.
We can't have any backlogs.

We’ve to tie up all loose ends.
Okay?

I've called for your luggage
from the hotel.

Tomorrow evening, Yash, you and I
will go to Nepal

and then to Grenada.

Grenada?

You wanted to pursue the
artist residency there, right?

I saw it on your laptop.

Amit, I really care about you.

I want to see you happy.

And for that, I'll do anything.

- But Rhea, Yash is not in the room--
- Don't worry about Yash.

He's safe. Get some rest.

We'll be far
from all of this tomorrow.

[Door creaks]

Who is it?

- You? How did you... Guard--
- Juhi, please, calm down...

If anyone hears,
I’ll be in trouble.

Juhi, I just want
to talk to you.

What do you want to say now?

Yash is alive.

[Amit] He is with Rhea.

Here. Look.

I don't trust you.
Why should I trust you?

And why didn't you go
to the police?

- I can't go to the police, Juhi.
- Why not?

You... Do you know Arun?

Arun.. Yes.

- I killed him.
- What?

He had kidnapped Yash.

And he was out of
Rhea's control, Juhi.

So, in order to save Rhea
and Yash, I had to kill him.

I know, no excuse
can set this right.

[Amit] Listen, we don't have
much time.

- Yash is alive, but...
- But what?

He's not in the house.

Rhea has hidden him somewhere
in the estate.

Rhea loves him too much.

She wouldn't
keep him very far from herself.

Juhi, please trust me.

[door closing]

Well, I couldn't sleep,
so I thought...

You thought you’d get ready to head out
early in the morning?

No, I'm not going out.
I've just come back.

- I went to meet Juhi.
- What?

And I told her that
Yash is alive, and is with you.

Amit, I didn't share the plan
with you for you to ruin it.

You said if we want to start anew,
there shouldn't be any backlog.

We cannot have
any loose ends?

In our new life, I want to be
your strong partner, Rhea.

Not a helpless person
whom you’ll have to save every time.

I don't want to start that
new life in fear...

...wondering when
she might find us.

We need to finish her.

She's the only loose end, Rhea.
That's why I went to set her up.

I've assured her
that I'll help her get to Yash.

It wasn't very difficult.

The minute she heard about Arun,
she was convinced.

- You told her that you--
- Yes, I had to.

But, forget all this.

All you have to do, Rhea
is bring her here. Okay?

- And then...
- Me?

Yes. Her death should seem like
suicide.

[Amit] Given her mental state...

...no one will doubt it.

She will call you herself.

I'm not in a state
to ask you for anything, but please...

[Amit] She’ll pretend as if
all she has, is you.

[Amit] You have to convince Juhi
that you believe her.

[gate screeches]

[Amit] As soon as Juhi thinks
she's a step ahead of us...

...we'll overturn the game.

It's not poison.
Drink it.

I-I'm so sorry.

[monitor beeps]

- Excuse me, Doctor.
- Yes?

[Suman] Shukra is the sole witness of
the child's murder.

Please bring him
to consciousness soon.

[doctor] Ma'am, it's a concussion.

If we get hasty,
his life could be at risk.

Okay, I'll speak to you later.

Look what they did to my son.

Mr. Jeth Bahadur,
Shukra was loyal to Juhi...

...just as you are loyal to Rhea.

There are both pros and cons
of being loyal to someone.

In your state, you should
stay away from such things.

You could get hurt.

Juhi, I want to help you.
Please trust me.

Don't be surprised, Juju. There are
no secrets between Amit and me.

I know he had come to meet you
yesterday.

He told you the truth.
Yash is indeed with me.

He's safe.

And in the next hour,
he'll be gone far from you.

Or shall I say,
you'll go far from him.

[doctor] The child’s body has swollen.

This is a clear indication that
he died at least three days ago.

Three days?

But according to
the CCTV footage...

...Yash went missing
yesterday morning.

How's this possible?

This means Juhi was right.
This isn't Yash's body.

And there's someone who doesn't
want us to reach Yash.

[Rhea] Yash will be
happy with me, Juhi.

You don’t have to worry about him.

No...

[Juhi sobs]

I'm sorry.

Sometimes, a simple revenge can satisfy
your anger.

But sometimes...

...seeing your own pain
reflect in someone’s eyes...

That's real satisfaction,
no?

Amit!

I thought you had really
betrayed me.

Juhi, we must act fast.

Rhea is going to take Yash to Nepal
and then to Grenada.

She has planned everything.

You must go to Rhea and tell her
that you came here to meet me.

And then, convince her...

...that she will truly defeat
me only when she kills me.

- But that’s very risky.
- Yes, it is.

But for Yash, I'll take it.

[Juhi] She's only unconscious,
not dead.

Where's Yash?

Someone will come in an hour
to take Yash to Nepal.

We need to get to him
before that.

Let's go. I'll get the car.
Just lock her up.

Juhi, I...

Rhea...

[Amit] Juhi, I've found
this CCTV footage.

In this,
she took Yash with her...

...and came back in 10 minutes.

When she returned,
Yash wasn't with her.

This was the last spotted location
at the tea estate.

I think this is where she stopped.

This is where Shukra lives.

Let’s go.

Mr. Jeth Bahadur.

Please help us.

Please spare us, ma'am.

Because of you, my son is
unconscious, in the hospital.

We want nothing to do
with your sister or you, ma'am.

Shukra is in the hospital
because he was trying to help me.

He was trying to save
an innocent child.

[Amit] Please, sir.

If not for me, for Shukra.
Please.

Listen.

Did you see Rhea madam
around here?

- No.
- No?

Ma'am, did you see Rhea madam
go past here?

- No.
- No?

[bangs]

Open up!

Amit!

Listen.

Rhea madam came here this morning.

Did you see where she went?

- Come.
- Okay.

[gunshot]

[phone rings]

Rana, plan change.

Listen carefully.

[phone rings]

- Yes, sir?
- Are you home?

Yes, sir, but someone came
looking for the child.

[woman1] One of our neighbours
was also with them.

Sneak the child out of there
immediately.

And meet me at the junction.

Okay.

What's the matter, Brother Jethu?

Listen, Rhea madam came
to the settlement this morning.

Did you see
which house she went into?

No, sir.
It's winter.

No one steps out
to pluck leaves.

Everyone's enjoying
the holiday, brother.

Winter isn’t the season for tea-picking.

They're all on holiday.

No one saw anything.
No one is leaving their house.

[dog barking in distance]

Hey! Stop!

- [Amit] Juhi!
- Listen!

Stop! Yash!

Stop!

[Yash babbling]

Yash!

Yash. Where's Yash?

- Don't come any closer.
- Go on.

She's the boy's mother.
Rhea kidnapped her son.

If you know where he is,
tell us.

- He's my son.
- I'll stab you. Don't come close.

Stab me, go on!

Yash. Yash!

[Yash] Mumma...

Here...

Mumma. I love you, Mumma.

[car screeches]

It's over!
Hand Yash to me.

- Rhea...
- Amit, back off.

Rhea... Listen...

Please, listen.

You've dreamed of
a new life with me, Rhea.

Everything will be ruined, Rhea.

We'll have a great life together.
I-I promise you.

Shut up! For the first time
I trusted someone...

- ...and this is what I got.
- No.

[Amit] I didn't betray you,
Rhea.

I'm doing this for us.
Yash is Juhi's son.

You can't take him away
from her like this.

[Amit] Please let them go.

Please.

Look, it takes a lot of courage
to do the right thing.

Please let them go. Please.

No, Rhea.

No, Rhea.

F**k off!

[car engine starts]

- F**k you!
- No, Juhi... Don't, Juhi...

[Amit] Juhi, no...

You wanted Yash
and you have him now, Juhi.

Don't do this, please. Juhi...

Run away, Juhi, like you run
from all problems in life.

[Amit] Juhi,
please don't listen to her.

Don't be like her, Juhi.

I'm not like you.

If you spare me...

...I will find you.

And I will snatch Yash
away from you.

Because you don't deserve
to be a mother.

And you know
I will never stop.

I will find you,
and I will finish you.

[gunshot]

See...

Now you and I
are no longer different.

[engine starts]

[monitor beeps]

[Suman] Wait outside.

Sure, ma’am.

I won't take
much of your time.

Are you okay to talk?

Who shot at you?

- Arun.
- Arun?

[Rhea] After your raid...

...I discovered that he had
installed...

...hidden cameras in my room.

[Rhea] He was stalking me.

When I confronted him...

...he tried to rape me.

Somehow, I managed to escape.

But he followed me.

First, he hit me with the car,
and then shot at me.

He murdered
your father Mr. Rajguru, too.

Jeth Bahadur has changed
his statement.

He told me that
before firing at me.

He confessed? Just like that?

He thought I wouldn't survive.

And where's Amit Chaudhary?

Amit, who?

So you don't know
Amit Chaudhary?

I don't know him.

So, you mean Juhi had
falsely accused you?

Yes.

Where's Juhi?

Didn’t you send her to
a mental health clinic?

Why are you asking me?

A witness saw you
take her from there.

Inspector, what you see
isn't always the reality.

Mirages are marvelous.

[Rhea] If you believe it,
it's the truth.

Or else, life is just an illusion.

[Yash babbling]

[Suman] One last question.

Where's Yash?

Other than in my heart and mind...
I don't know.

But him, I will surely find.

[waves crashing]

- Enjoy your drink, man.
- Okay.