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Keep the chairs inside.

Put the flowers inside before they're spoiled.

It finally rained. - The decoration's ruined now.

This is a good omen. - Hurry up.

Did it have to rain today?

Ashwini, take this. - Sure.

Thank you.

GP! You do this all the time.

All you do is check out girls.

I'm finding a partner for Farhan! - Why would you find me one?

Thank you. - Look at him checking her out.

Thank you.

He's looking at her again.

Sob sob! Get lost!

Why are you bothering the kids?

Why are they so childish? - Let's go.

When we'd gone to Goa... - We'd been there too.

You guys are still busy talking. - You can take a tour around the city.

It's time. - Yeah. I'm coming.

Everybody hurry up.

['BHAGYADA LAKSHMI BAARAMMA' BY PURANDARA DASARU]

GP! Take a photograph. - Hold your horses. I will.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Congrats!

Congratulations!

Our boy is finally hitched! Our job here is done.

Marriage is a very important decision in our lives.

Some fall in love and decide to marry.

Others believe that they'll fall in love after the wedding.

But...

When you already know that you'll never fall in love again

Is it still okay to marry someone?

Even if you do marry, you might take good care of them.

But love and care are two different things, right?

Despite knowing this, If I still marry her, won't I be cheating her?

I didn't wish to cheat Radha.

So, I've decided.

I'm now on my way to tell her about it.

I've decided to tell Radha that I'm calling off this wedding.

Radha, I'm getting late. - Sure.

I'll see you. - Okay. Bye.

Ummm.. A handkerchief...

Sid? - Yeah?

I'm sorry.

It's okay. I can do it by myself. - Stand still!

Stop moving.

Can you believe that we're getting married in a month?

How do I even tell her, what I was about to tell?

So many things needs to be finalised.

I've been stressed about the exams and haven't done a thing.

Appa and Amma are doing everything.

I should start helping them out now.

There's only a month left...

Sid?

Didn't you want to tell me something?

It's okay. You can talk first.

For once, you wanted to talk. Please do.

It's okay. You go ahead. - You wanted to talk.

Tell me, Sid. Please tell me.

Come on. Tell me a joke, at least. - Radha!

Say it now!

Radha, just a minute! - Please say it!

Say it now! - Radha, let's call this wedding off?

Please?

I'm sorry. But I can't...

It's not letting you go, right?

Apply some soap. It'll slip right out.

Are you done making me the 'April Fool'?

Sid, I ask for a joke and this is what you come up with?

Joke? Radha, I was ser...

Let me get the Bonda Soup.

Actually...

If you had played this prank in our first meet

I would've used the chance to reject you.

I mean...

After college, I wanted to experience an independent life.

But dad was like -

"They're a good family and good people."

"Just say yes."

I then found out that you're 10 years elder.

Except for the pleasantries, you barely spoke.

You smile once in a while.

My parents never asked me if I was okay with the groom.

Neither did I refuse.

I felt that I was compromising with life.

Look at me now.

I got done with my final semester exams today.

Tomorrow onwards, I'm done with college.

I've no regrets that college life's over.

I'm not even excited about taking up a new job from next week.

All I can think of, is the first Sunday of next month.

Our wedding day.

If I'm feeling this way...

Maybe I've started liking you.

I think...

I think I'm in love with you.

I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you.

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ Is here to indulge with his beautiful lass ♪

♪ Watch how your vocal sounds elated ♪

♪ They giggle, wondering who the groom is ♪

♪ It’s the time to go beyond the boundaries of acquaintances ♪

♪ Time to rejoice singing the sonnet of your union ♪

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ Is here to indulge with his beautiful lass ♪

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ He’s stands there, leaving you mesmerized ♪

Farhan, give it to me.

Your two minutes has gone on to be two hours.

His wedding will be over by the time you iron your shirt.

Give it. Let me iron my shirt.

♪ Akin the Earth that has drawn the rains to it ♪

♪ Resonates the rumble of this heart, O' my lover ♪

♪ I yearn to be intimate with our intimacy ♪

♪ I wish to return and graze against you ♪

♪ The eyes are done being coy ♪

♪ Can we now indulge in a conversation? ♪

♪ Is there a limit to Krishna's love? ♪

♪ Look, even the lotus in the pond, can't help but feel envious ♪

♪ You are the melody that emanates from Krishna's flute ♪

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ Is here to indulge with his beautiful lass ♪

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ He’s stands there, leaving you mesmerized ♪

I already told you, Amma. I don't want anything.

You haven't eaten anything since yesterday.

Eat a little.

You'll have to stay hungry until the rituals through the day.

My stomach has been tied up in knots since yesterday.

I'm both nervous and excited.

Eat and you'll feel better.

I don't want to feel better. Let this feeling stay.

Either you weren't nervous or excited when getting married to Appa.

That's why you don't understand how I feel.

No one can tell you better.

♪ This sacred thread, is essential for my long life ♪

♪ This sacred thread, is essential for my long life ♪

♪ This sacred thread, is essential for my long life ♪

♪ This sacred thread, is essential for my long life ♪

♪ Watch how your vocal sounds elated ♪

♪ They giggle, wondering who the groom is ♪

♪ It’s the time to go beyond the boundaries of acquaintances ♪

♪ Time to rejoice singing the sonnet of your union ♪

♪ Radhe, the man you worship ♪

♪ The rain-drenched cloud skinned Shyama ♪

♪ Is here to indulge with his beautiful lass ♪

Sid? - Huh?

Radha...

Since I was a kid, I've never made anyone 'The April Fool'.

But if we marry each other today...

I will be fooling the both of us.

The wounds from my past haven't healed.

There's no place for love either.

I tried telling you on that day.

I don't want to hide it and marry you.

Now that I've finally told the truth.

The decision is now yours to make

What is he saying?! I don't get a thing.

Wait! Even I'm not sure what he's doing.

Radha...

I think I'm hungry.

♪ Tell me, O' Radhe ♪

♪ Why the silence? ♪

The pain she withheld within her, was haunting me.

But...

I was also relieved that she didn't have to cry all her life.

I don't know what came over me.

Memories from the past began to fill my mind.

Her memories.

She was the answer to a lot of my unanswered questions.

But also, a question that had no answer.

Anahita.

♪ There exists a magical atmosphere ♪

♪ You girl, are my ocean ♪

♪ It’s you, always ♪

2008.

BIET College Fest.

♪ It’s you, always ♪

Siddharth Ashok.

Final year. Computer Science student.

Roy's Engineering college.

Mango, Orange, Jamun, Lemon, Elaichi. What would you like, Sir?

President of the college's cricket club.

Captain of the University team.

Top run scorer in the second division league cricket for the last three years.

What a strange man!

Yet, I never got a chance to play the first division.

Reason?

Aggression.

♪ Aggression. ♪

♪ Aggression. ♪

Sid, I've promised my juniors that I'll get them in the competition.

Don't ruin my reputation. Get here now!

Ha Yes!! - Hi.

We're from Roy's College. - Okay.

Our college juniors...

Our college juniors want to participate in the dance competition.

Man, I already told him.

The cut off time got over at 6 P.M.

Take this!

I'll see you next year, okay?

Back to work. - Please?

Come on. They would've practised day and night.

They should have rather practised to be on time?

Isn't that right, Ms. Butterfly?

What's your name? Amith Bahaddur.

Mr. Amith, our college juniors are here in your college for the dance competition.

Will you be registering their names?

Or should I do it?

Sit down. Write it now!

Amith? - Huh?

Can you clear the line as soon as possible?

People have been waiting.

♪ O’ my star ♪

♪ There’s mist in these eyes ♪

♪ Anahita ♪

♪ O’ Anahita ♪

Hello, Sir.

Please?

I'll be back!

Ay! - Help! Help me!

First aid?

Kindly come forward.

I need a chair. Oh! It's here.

Oh God!

Who took the chair? - You're fine. Let's sit over there.

Talk to her!

Listen! I know that you're a first-year student and this is your first fest.

You're high in spirit for free t-shirts and a walkie-talkie.

That's why I'm being polite. You understand that?

Got it?

I got it, Sir.

They've problems. [IN BROKEN KANNADA]

You've problems.

The queue long.

If you move, it will helpful.

Kannada? - Kinda. Gone case.

[WALKIE] Counter six. Come in?

Yes. Number six. Come in.

What's the problem? Over!

Hello, Seniors?

One guy here. Doing problems. [IN BROKEN KANNADA]

You understand? Please. Come.

Over.

You complaining to seniors? [IN BROKEN HINDI]

Don't worry. I did complain.

How was that, Ms. Butterfly?

They weren't my seniors.

They were bouncers.

Counter six. We're coming to you.

Hello! Come in. I mean.. don't come in.

Who the heck is that? - This is a bouncer...

Sir...

Our college fest organising committee has set the rules.

We've to follow.

So, kindly co-operate and help us.

What? Help?

She'll register the names now.

Feeling 'afraid'?

No, Sir. - No?!

I'll call the Principal. - We can't do that.

Sid?

Sid!

Yeah? - Sid, give me your phone.

My phone. Yes.

Sir? - Huh?

'You've blocked way'

I need to attend the other participants?

Thank you, Sir.

I've been bearing with you...

I don't know if I'd started liking her.

Or, if I didn't have the heart to go against her words.

I don't know. - Enough with you!

Behave!

Look here! Look how upset she is!

Since the Hindi girl requested...

I'm sorry. It's just... - Siddharth Ashok!

Bouncers! Attac...

Silly fellows! - What will you do?!

Come at me! Oh no!

Do you need more bouncers? Over!

You want to send more bouncers? well, You should know that I am a batsman...!

I had a booking under the name Radha.

Yes ma'am. Radha and Siddharth.

Honeymoon suite. Room number 302.

Have a good night ma'am. - Thank you

Ma'am?

Happy married life, Ma'am.

Good night.

You...

If I went home, everybody would...

Don't worry. I'm fine.

They would've hounded me about today.

Since this room was already booked.

I thought nobody would come... - My parents paid for this room!

I'm sorry. I didn't know.

Radha...

Actually, you should stay.

I think I should go.

You stay. I'll go.

Your order, Sir

Thank you.

Well, we were looking for investors in our start-up.

A meeting got scheduled for tomorrow...

Have this.

Is she still in touch?

No.

It's been seven years.

What?! Seven?!

How could you...?

Do you still love her?

I don't know.

I DON'T KNOW?!

Do you think she still loves you?

I never knew the answer to this question in the past either.

So, she never loved you?

I don't know, Radha. I really don't.

Then why didn't we get married, Sid?

Are you waiting for her to return?

Radha...

Every minute, my mind was comparing you to her.

I was wondering why I couldn't talk to you like I spoke to her.

The happiness I felt in seeing her happy...

the excitement I had to make her smile...

It kept haunting me, why it wasn't the same with you.

I think...

I'm not waiting for her to come back into my life, Radha.

I am just waiting for her to completely go off from my heart and soul.

When the situation was such, I felt it was wrong to get married to you

If you learn that she's already married by now, won't things be okay, Sid?

I can wait for you. Right, Sid?

Radha, I understand.

No, Sid. You don't!

You never will.

Fine. I might not understand.

But if I can help you in some way... - Will you kiss me?

I need to leave.

Please, don't.

Please?

Good night.

What if she loves you...

And hasn't married still, and is waiting for you?

His wedding got cancelled only yesterday.

How could you ask him to get the demo up? - I didn't force him, okay?

He's sent the prototype application, demo and the code too.

Great. It's done then.

Superb! Where is he though?

[SID] I'm off to Goa. To meet her.

[MADDY] Why all of a sudden?

You don't even know where she is.

How will you find her?

It's been so long, Sid.

She must be busy with a life of her own.

She'll be happily married.

Don't go.

Radha had raised a few questions in me!

I was going to seek answers.

But I didn't know if I had the courage to face the answers.

But I knew one thing for sure.

Nothing in life goes our way.

I had already experienced it, in my childhood.

Amma!

Amma!

Amma!

It was Amma's wish that I should become a Cricketer.

While Amma was why I started playing cricket...

This girl who had just entered my life,

became the reason for ending my cricketing career.

Dude, half spin means, the ball spins half.

Leg spin means it should cut right by the leg.

You need to focus.

Got it? - Hi, Sid.

Hey. - Is this how you focus?

Sid! I'm here!

What are you even doing here?

Didn't you've placements today?

Apparently it's a 10-lakh offer.

As if I'll make it past the first round.

I left before they would throw me out.

I knew the moment you left wearing my sports shoes.

But wearing my father's clothes wasn't a bad decision.

Junior girls are gleaming at me. - Maddy!

Hey Ms. Butterfly! - So what next?

I'll take their numbers. - I meant your future plans.

I heard the RCB talents' squad is here to watch you play.

Since you're playing the IPL this year. I'm planning to become your manager.

Yeah, right. I'm struggling to find a spot in the first division league.

Sure. Bash every opponent and they'll give you a spot.

First match. Last season. You broke the wicket keeper's nose.

Last match, you broke the bowler's teeth.

and now he is using dentures!

Who was the one who was cheering me while I was bashing him up?

Why talking about past, huh?!

Bro, got your groin guard?

In my bag. - No point keeping it there.

Make sure it's inside your pants. Take care.

Let it be.

Remember how we argued with that girl from the fest?

She handled us so coolly with her terrible Kannada.

You too should learn politeness, humbleness and culture from her.

It's Heads.

We'll bowl first. - Okay.

You see that lanky junior?

He almost broke my leg during the practice match.

I asked you to enquire about the junior girl from your college's fest, right?

Oh! I forgot to tell you, bro.

Ay! Why didn't you allow Sid's college juniors to register?

You guys come from outside and get cocky here.

Stick to what you're here for and get going.

Look at your hair and attire.

Juniors should behave like one.

We are banning her from all the clubs for the rest of the year.

She cannot represent us in any other inter-college events. Got it?!

And you... Got it?

I got it, Sir.

I'm sorry.

We have banned her from the cultural events.

She cannot volunteer in fests too

What?

All I asked was for you to collect her name and details.

Her name... I forgot.

But her dad's a Bengali. - That's not the point!

Did I ask you to blacklist or ban her?

Sorry, bro.

We'll take her back into the team.

This match was very important for the selections.

But she faced a lot of problems in the college because of me.

The fact that she was banned from the college club was haunting me.

No matter what, I couldn't stop thinking about it.

Nice pace.

This is nothing. [IN HINDI]

Now comes the real deal.

'I was just following the rules.'

'Juniors should behave like one.'

'I'm sorry.'

Sid!

Sid! - Are you okay?!

What happened?

I asked you to be cautious! - I hope you're not hurt.

Get some water and glucose!

So?

Bengali?

Yeah. Some Bannerjee or Chatterjee.

Her dad's a Bengali. He's gone.

Err.. He passed away!

Her mother's a Kannadati.

Settled in Goa.

Her mom has raised her well!

She came down for her college education.

She's a good girl for sure.

Give me the spray! - It's okay.

Siddharth Ashok!

Get a couple more medicines. You'll need it.

This lanky moron said something in Hindi. I didn't get it.

What's your problem, da?

How many times should I tell you?

Take it easy. Don't react. Let this go.

Sid, don't react. He's intentionally provoking you.

You guys leave.

All the best dude. - Be careful.

Nice shot man!

I'll be hitting over there.

Place a fielder there if you need one, okay?

♪ O' song that fills the air on this sweet evening ♪

♪ As my heart beats, you're the music playing in me ♪

♪ When your eyes twinkle, what use is of the moon now? ♪

♪ A wonder flashes in my heart, sending the rhythm off its tune ♪

♪ Stories were written in the havens of the heart ♪

♪ The first line in it ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

♪ I shall inch closer again and again ♪

♪ Like the wind breezing across ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

♪ Like the droplet bringing in the voice of sandalwood ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

♪ O' my dream who reminds me of my beautiful memories ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

♪ This journey is never ending ♪

♪ It’s your poems all along ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

♪ Like the droplet bringing in the voice of the clouds ♪

♪ It’s you, always you ♪

This boy is playing brilliantly.

♪ There exists a magical atmosphere ♪

♪ You my girl, are the ocean within me ♪

♪ There exists a magical atmosphere ♪

♪ You my girl, are the ocean within me ♪

♪ There exists a magical atmosphere ♪

♪ You my girl, are the ocean within me ♪

Congratulations, Siddhu. I'm glad to hear it.

Appa, I've been selected for the team's net practice.

It's nothing. - It's not nothing.

I'm proud of you.

If Amma was around, she would be very happy.

I don't know if I was happy to see her again.

Or if I was sad that she got hurt in college because of me.

I didn't know. - Wait! Stop here.

It's time to close the showroom. You leave now.

There's 10 minutes left.

People are still inside. I'll say 'Hi' and leave.

If it's that important, say 'Hi' to me and leave.

Look! She's just like you.

Poetry, nature lover, photographer.

No way.

She's very...

Good? She's perfect.

Better than me.

I'm... quiet?

I need to be better.

To be like her. - God save your Kannada.

Are you drunk? Leave now! - My bike is parked here.

Look at him.

Sir. Please allow me inside! - Just leave!

Please try and understand. - I don't care. Leave.

He's fighting with someone here too.

And...

You're perfect as you are.

You don't need to change.

Bye.

HEY!

HEY!

Miss Chatterjee?

Bannerjee? Mukherjee?

Ah! This madam ji

Ummm.. I'm sorry

I would've called you by your name.

But I don't know your name.

Also... Erm...

So? Bannerjee or Chatterjee?

Why you following myself?

Heh?!

Your Kannada's terrib...

Sorry. You got banned in college because of me.

No. It's okay.

You don't have to apologise.

Hey! Listen!

Just a minute.

Seriously. I...

You are making uncomfortable me.

Oh.

I'm sorry.

I remember only one thing from that day.

Even though she was going far away from me...

I kept turning to look at her going away.

Neither did I realise when the car hit me.

Nor do I remember the car running over my leg.

And, I didn't know that my cricket career would end before it all began.

Sir, can you take me to the postbox seen in this photograph?

Post office? The post office is close by.

Not the post office. This postbox.

The postbox hung on this mango tree?

I want to go to the postbox.

On this mango tree. - I've no clue, Sir.

What's written behind it?

Well, it's a...

It's a poem. - Really? Read it out for me.

It's in English. - So you don't know how to read English?

In the street next to mine, was a box of wonder..

Not as red as wine, five o' three its number!

Hung below a tree with ripe orange mangoes...

It held little secrets, those joys and sorrows..!

My dear good neighbour, wrote too frequent letters..

On misty Monday mornings, she wore silk sweaters!

The last letter she wrote was nowhere to be found..

So is the box, so is the tree and those memories around!

Are you looking for the post box or the poet?

Eyes and mirrors are the same.

They both can't hide the truth.

I left Chandigarh and came to Goa when I was twenty two.

When this photograph was clicked, I was twenty five.

I saw her at the theater for the first time.

It was love at first sight.

I felt like seeing her and talking to her.

The other girl in the photograph, was her friend.

She was blind.

Her father was a millionaire.

They both would go to college in the same car.

I decided to join them as their driver.

If ever I was asked to drop the daughter to college,

I would get a chance to see and speak to her.

Within a month, I was assigned to drive the car.

She got into the car too.

The owner's daughter was a chatterbox.

But this girl? Nope.

Neither would I talk much.

But I was a good storyteller.

Every day in the car, I would tell them a story.

They both would laugh a lot.

I would look at her in the mirror.

She would look at me.

Both our eyes would smile at each other.

But she was shy.

So we never spoke.

Then? What happened next?

The owner's daughter assumed that I liked her a lot.

She assumed that my stories and jokes were for her.

She started liking me.

But I didn't realise that.

One day, out of the blue, she asked me to marry her.

I was left dumbfounded.

I looked at her in the mirror.

She was looking back at me.

My eyes weren't smiling any more.

Her eyes? They'd teared up.

That was enough.

I then knew that she liked me too.

Beautiful. - The story didn't end there, Sir.

Before I could do something, the boss found out.

What would any rich man do?

I thought he would put some sense into his daughter and throw me out.

But he consented.

On the day of the wedding, she was there.

Even though she was smiling, the tears in her eyes remained.

I didn't have it in me to face her.

I mustered courage and looked at her.

But she was already gone.

I never got to see her again.

And now?

She was gone.

I'd no clue about her whereabouts.

And that is why.

For the last thirty years, I've been driving to railway stations and airports.

I believe that I'll get to see her again.

Does that mean that you still like her?

The woman I love is my wife.

All I have for that girl is care. Nothing more.

What's the need to care for her now?

I mean... Erm..

What if she's forgotten you and is happy with her life?

I'm waiting to find out exactly that.

If I find out that she's happy, I'll stop coming to railway stations and airports.

If you find out that she's gotten over you...

Won't you feel bad?

♪ There exists a connection in love ♪

♪ Every time I meet you in my memories ♪

The story he told me, consoled my mind to a small extent.

After the accident, I was on bed rest for 8 months.

The doctor told me that I could never play Cricket in my life again.

Having dreamt of Cricket since I was a kid...

Life ahead seemed like a question mark.

I was left with no confidence

Appa asked if I wished to join his business.

He's Mr. Ramesh. - Welcome Siddharth.

I agreed.

New job. New people. New challenges.

Amidst all of this, her memories had distanced itself from me.

No matter how cozy the nest between the leaves is.

Only when a bird spreads its wings in the sky,

does it feel like it's living it's life.

So, I took a decision.

I'm planning to start my own business.

Oh.

A restaurant chain.

How much capital will you need?

Well, I'm planning to raise it independently.

Without your help.

We're already looking for a few investors.

Alright.

You can pitch the idea to my friends, right?

They're looking for new ideas to invest in.

A week later, he arranged a cocktail party.

For my investors' pitch.

Just like that, life had a surprise for me again.

This time...

It was a pleasant one.

A really... really pleasant one.

Sorry.

Excuse me? May I have your pass?

Oh. Sorry. I'm not here to attend the event.

I'd to give this to the lady in green. - Her name?

I don't know her name or who she is.

On her way here, she dropped it in the parking lot.

Okay.

If you could please give this? - Okay. Abhi?

Give this to the lady. - Okay.

Okay. Bye. - Bye.

Excuse me, Ma'am? You must have dropped this.

Somebody found it.

Ladies and Gentlemen.

Quality and tasty food at twenty rupees.

Any questions?

No, Sid. It's very impressive.

Ten crores is the initial capital required, right?

Yes, Uncle.

I mean.. Sir.

Uncle is just fine.

We're ready to invest.

Your plan is great.

The profit margin is also high.

I haven't even explained the revenue model, Uncle.

In fact, I didn't mention anything about 10 crores.

They don't have to like my ideas.

But without listening to a thing, if they're faking that my idea's nice and they'll invest in it?

They're willing to invest only because I'm your son.

The poem that I'm going to present now is...

'On the other end of the wooden bridge.'

In the season of Summer, when the month was May...

Erm...

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Excuse me?

This photograph is really nice.

The poem written behind is nice too.

But this isn't mine.

Thank you. - Excuse me?

You'd to give this to the other lady in green.

The Bengali? With the brown bag?

Hair tied into a bun? With a pleasant smile?

Never mind.

Sir, did you mean her? She's also a Bengali.

With the green dress, brown bag and hair tied.

She fits the description.

Hey! You're mistaking me. [IN HINDI]

Okay.

The Bengali with the brown bag and her hair tied.

Is it wrong for me to believe that you're still following me?

No. You're not wrong.

I did follow you.

But I'm not really following you.

I'm kinda following you.

But I accidentally spotted you in the lobby.

It's been years since I saw you, lady.

I mean.. Since I saw you ma'am.

Since we knew each other... - We don't know each other.

We've only met twice.

That doesn't mean we both know each other, right?

You're right.

But... - But what?

Hey! Bannerjee! Wait no. Chatterjee.

I know a few things about you.

I know that you're interested in photography.

I know that you write poems behind them.

If I'm not wrong, you're still carrying a Polaroid in your bag, right?

Before you misunderstand this, let me explain.

You'd dropped this in the parking lot of the book store.

I wanted to return this.

That is why I 'followed' you.

Oh.

I've safeguarded it all these years.

Will just an 'Oh' suffice, girl?

I mean, madam.

Thank you.

Your Kannada has improved.

Your poem is great. It's beautiful.

You also look...

I mean, you've changed a lot.

Green suits you.

Turquoise? - Huh?

This isn't Green. It's Turquoise

Oh. Yeah. 'Turkois'.

Turquoise.

'Turkois' - Turquoise

Turquoise. - Tur...

Green. Green suits you.

There are unsaid words, hidden in your eyes

But did they slip out, unaware of my existence?

Can I read those words?

Can I glance at them, repeatedly?

Nodding to my curiosity?

Your pouch.

People say that the coffee here is bad.

Are you indirectly asking me out for coffee?

Nope. The coffee here is bad.

I'm directly asking if you're interested to analyse why it's bad.

So? How did the poetry summit go?

Which poem did you present?

When my turn came, I felt odd.

How could I share a personal poem in the public?

So, I didn't.

That's interesting.

Though I was interested in talking, nobody was interested to listen to me.

People at your summit were ready to listen, but you weren't interested to tell.

Oh no. Not that I wasn't interested.

It was just an odd feeling.

So, what were you interested in telling?

Were you at the poetry summit too?

Oh no.

I was at the investors' pitch.

For dad and his friends.

Like I said...

Looked like they weren't interested in listening.

Tell me. I'll listen.

It's okay.

Go on.

Okay then.

It's a food business. A multi-cuisine restaurant.

Imagine one with different sections.

For example...

Here.

Book lovers get a library section.

Sports enthusiasts get a live matches section.

Music zones. Gaming areas for kids. Movie screens.

People can eat wherever they wish to.

Interesting.

This was interesting? - Yeah.

I hadn't gotten to the interesting part yet.

Did they lose interest at the same point?

Sorry. Continue.

So, the interesting part is that any food you buy here, costs you twenty rupees.

But how? Won't it cause you losses? - Good question.

Twenty rupees per item. Tasty and quality food.

Amazing ambience and state-of-art interiors.

Will the public let this opportunity go?

They'll barge in.

Once the place is popular, I'll turn it into an advertising hub.

For example, the movie section will play teasers and trailers.

The book section will...

It'll have billboards.

Advertisements, advertisements and more advertisements.

Wasn't it interesting any more?

I thought you were yet to get to the interesting part.

Okay. Fine.

I mean that I've no clue about businesses.

But the idea is actually nice.

Really?! It's okay.

You don't have to be nice.

It's nice. - It's okay.

Tell me.

Please continue.

In fact, Even I've an idea like you do. - Oh. Is it?

Yes. I'm thinking of opening a winery.

For artists, writers and poets in specific.

I've been planning it for a couple of years.

I've zeroed on a couple of names for the place.

But I've no plans to sell it for twenty rupees.

Excuse me. Do you want anything else, Sir?

Another cup of bad coffee for me.

Pardon? - For you?

The bill will do.

Thank you, Sir.

If there's another poetry summit, which number do I use to call you?

I've decided not to participate in another poetry summit.

Oh. Is that you telling me indirectly that I can't get your phone number?

I'm sorry.

Was that you indirectly asking for my phone number?

What if I told you that I've no phone?

What could I possibly do?

I'll just respond with an 'Oh' like you do.

But what if I feel like meeting you again?

Why would you feel like meeting me again?

At the least, give me the postbox photograph.

I'll keep it in your memory.

You said that you don't have a phone!

Why did you lie about it?

Enjoy your bad coffee. I need to go.

If nothing, tell me your name.

I've no clarity if you're a Banerjee or a Chatterjee.

Siddharth.

I add my father's name in the documents.

So, it's Siddharth Ashok.

But friends call me Sid.

You can also call me, Sid. - Okay.

Okay?!

By the way, I like the third name meant for your wine yard.

'DEWDROPS AND SUNSHINE'

If you don't mind, can I steal your ideas for my business?

So, what do I call you?

Ms. Banerjee? Ms. Chatterjee?

Or is it Ms. Turquoise?

Mr. Siddharth Ashok...

The registration desk is still by the door.

When I write my name, I add my mother's name to it.

♪ What is this emotion that has come to life, in my eyes? ♪

♪ I remain silent, unable to express it ♪

♪ Take a look at me again, O’ yeah, nonchalantly ♪

♪ Take a look at me again, O’ yeah, nonchalantly ♪

[SID] Hey Anahita. Sid here.

[ANAHITA] Hi Siddharth Ashok. Good night. Sweet dreams.

[SID] Good night Anahita. Sweet dreams.

♪ In this song of my heart, I’ve got lines and lines to sing to you ♪

♪ If you don’t hear them, do I think about it incessantly? ♪

♪ In the corner of my eye, I shall feel a tad bit coy ♪

♪ But if it isn’t enough, do I hint at an incoming defeat? ♪

♪ Come along and show me a sweet surprise ♪

♪ For I shall await it ♪

♪ I shall now wait all day for a glimpse of you ♪

♪ Smile once and push me into a dream ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

[SID] Hey, Shall we go to a Vineyard this Sunday?

[ANAHITHA] Hmmm. Let's take a bus?

♪ I praised you, calling you the epitome of beauty ♪

♪ The flowers are asking; Care to tell me your name? ♪

♪ A cool breeze has come to graze you ♪

♪ Would you give it your permission? ♪

♪ An inexplicable joy ♪

♪ Let me try and explain it all ♪

♪ Colours have filled the sky, with your signature all over it ♪

♪ Can I embrace it with the imagination of a rainbow? ♪

♪ A need to keep looking at you and get lost in you, has risen♪

♪ Kindly feel the feeling? ♪

♪ To do something more, to display my love, at least now ♪

♪ String your attention, take note of my heart ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

Pappa clicked this.

Amma wrote the poem.

When I was in the 10th grade, Amma's first book was published.

A compilation of Kannada poems.

After getting married and moving to Goa,

She spent most of her time in the Central Library.

Now she's glad that her book has been enlisted in the Library.

That was when I felt like learning Kannada too.

In fact, I talk to Amma in Kannada.

I've slowly started to write in Kannada too.

Grazing across like a tender leaf are her feet soaked in sweetness

Awaiting the soft call from her delicate voice

are words as fresh as a fresh breath of air

Hearing the call, a name arrived at the lips

Like water.. she is pure..

and perennial!

Anahita

29th February, 1992.

So this girl celebrates her birthday once in 4 years.

I mean, this lady.. err. madam!

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

[SID] Is it okay, if I attend your college fest?

[ANAHITHA] Yes.

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ What is this emotion that has come to life, in my eyes? ♪

♪ I remain silent, unable to express it ♪

♪ Take a look at me again, O’ yeah, nonchalantly ♪

♪ Take a look at me again, O’ yeah, nonchalantly ♪

♪ Oho Anahitha ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

♪ I am now in love ♪

So?

So...?

It's late already.

So, I though I could...

I'm going with my friend Harshi.

Actually, my classmates have planned a sleepover at Shwetha's place.

I'm joining them.

So...

Hey, could you please drop her?

Thank you.

Do we have to go on your bike?

Why? What's wrong?

Nobody knows much about me.

How I think.

What my childhood was like.

My school stories.

What my likes are.

Nobody knows about it.

I didn't get you.

But, I'll nod my head like I understood a bit of it.

When I was young, trying to cross the roads were three...

Piglets?

Yeah. Piglets.

I saw a car running over the piglets.

I didn't realise what happened to them.

But I cried all night.

Pappa and Amma tried a lot to console me.

But the tears didn't stop.

The next day, on my way to school, I saw the piglets happily crossing the road.

They weren't hurt at all.

That was the last time I cried.

The last time I expressed my emotions.

In fact, I didn't even cry when Pappa passed away.

I think I've never shared these things with anyone but Amma.

So, you've started to share it with me.

Little by little.

Yes.

I might have started sharing it with you.

Little by little.

Going by that logic, I don't think anyone knows anything about me at all.

Neither do I've an idea about myself or my wants.

I wanted to be a cricket player.

But now? I'm running my father's business.

Someday, you'll learn about yourself and your wants.

Maybe then you'll understand things better.

If it was good that you understood.

Or if it would've been better if you never learnt those things.

I didn't get it.

But I'll nod like I understood.

Tell me.

Why did you quit Cricket?

It was an accident.

How?!

That night, when I was on the road.

I saw three piglets cross the road.

A car driver passing by me, saw them too.

Looking at them, he lost control.

Before he could apply the brakes.

The car had broken my leg

But, if I was a Cricketer...

Would you have come to watch me play, lady?

I mean "madam"!

I'm from Goa.

Football is a lot more popular there.

Oh, please!

At the least, you could've said...

"Of course. I would've come to watch you play." Right?

Hey.

Do you remember an old chocolate advertisement?

The one with the Cricket match?

Oh. The 90s advertisement.

The one where a batsman scores a sixer,

and a woman bypasses the security to dance like a maniac, right?

What?!

I mean, she danced pretty well!

Actually... Sorry.

You know what?

Someday...

I wish to barge into the ground when a match is on...

And dance my heart out like her.

Okay...

I remember her dance step.

She runs in and goes something like this.

Yeah.

But before that...

Have you noticed that she does another small move?

A small move?

She crosses the watchman and goes...

Come on! She doesn't do that.

Shall I show you?

You're the watchman now, okay? - Okay. Fine.

Stand over there. - I'll try to stop you.

What? - I'll try to stop you.

Just like the watchman does, okay?

She comes like this.

♪ A soothing tune rings ♪

♪ A constellation shines this evening ♪

♪ All thanks to you ♪

♪ The moonlight is seeking you ♪

♪ Leaning across the eyelashes ♪

♪ As if hiding in the eyes, a dewdrop ♪

♪ You left your footprints across the sky ♪

♪ Joining the words, like dots ♪

♪ O’ my star, I mean it sincerely ♪

♪ You’re now my companion ♪

♪ Anahita ♪

♪ O’ Anahita ♪

So?

So?

Good night?

It was a good night.

What runs in this mind?

Beyond these eyes?

A sense of ease? Leniency?

Or is it a sweet friendship?

An unknown emotion?

Or has love blossomed?

What runs in this mind?

Beyond these eyes?

Where's the Central Library here?

Thank you, Sir. - All the best.

IBBANI - DEW DROP

Hi.

Is this Anahita's house...?

INTERVAL

Anu, can you help me with this watch?

Who was it?

Huh?

Nazia is here. I'm heading to college.

Don't sit in the wind for too long, okay?

Wrap it around yourself.

I've told Nazia not to make the lentils too bland.

Will you remind her?

Ritu aunty's daughter's birthday is at 7 P.M.

Will you be ready in the evening?

Good Morning, Didi (Sister).

Maddy! We'll go in first.

Bring the cake after two minutes, okay?

Watch it. Handle it carefully.

Carefully?

Is this careful enough? Now? - Ay!

Always up to some buffoonery.

Enough with the games. Handle it carefully.

Sid, this is my first time at the girls' hostel.

Woman empowerment. - Get down.

[IMITATES DIALLING]

Heyya! What's up?

How's your headache?

Did you take the medicines? - You dimwit!

How dare you keep calling me? Loafer!

Hi, Harshi. We've planned a surprise for Anahita's birthday.

Could you get Anahita here? Please?

[OVERLAPPING CONVERSATIONS]

Oh. Yeah.

It's okay.

It's fine. Thank you.

Guys! Shall we leave?

What's wrong?

Apparently her mother's come down from Goa.

She's staying in a hotel tonight with her.

Great!

Oh.

We'll sing the birthday song. You cut the cake.

Also, deliver that long speech you memorised all day.

GP will record it all. - We can gift the video tomorrow.

Am I right, Maddy? - Huh? Yeah. Sure.

Maddy, Priya, Farhan. Out of the frame.

Maddy, do you need a special invite? - Wait up!

All the best.

Fine. Now exit the frame.

Sid, ready? - Yes.

Hi Anahita!

I was always looking for, I mean...

We all were looking for a reason to make you feel special someday.

So, I've got the perfect opportunity on your birthday.

The thing is...

Why did you ask me to lie?

Till now, nobody has celebrated my birthday at midnight.

So...

Nobody's done it till date.

But they're doing it now.

Why are you overthinking this?

I don't know how to react to it.

What if my reaction's ordinary and it hurts them?

Not just the celebrations.

All of this is new to me.

I'm confused.

I'm also scared for some reason.

The gift is never the important part, Anahita.

There's an underlying tension when one's opening the gift,

wondering whether they'll like it or not.

The wait for a smile when the gift is being opened.

That's the important part.

These two are the greatest things in disguise.

What the hell's that?

What's that junk?

Barbie!

Maddy, what the heck is that? - A cake, dude.

Continue..

Turn it off.

Let it be! Why delete it?

What is that childish nonsense?

I've paid ten thousand for it.

It can do more. Give me the remote.

I'll show you.

Watch!

Oh god!

Maddy, what's that noise from the cake?!

Good Lord! It's shaking!

Let me show you what's funny!

Your make-up's gone.

Sid's escaping.

Maddy don't!

Maddy! Show Farhan.

Stop targetting me! - Smear some cake on him!

Don't ruin my clothes!

[WATCHMAN] Oy! What are you doing inside the girl's hostel?!

The security's here! - Get out all of you!

Aim for his head!

Idiots! Come at me now! - Run!

How dare you jump the compound?!

I think he really likes you.

And you? - What about me?

Nothing.

It is only when you stop imposing morals and social responsibilities upon an art form.

And only if you don't bind it with social constructs...

That art can truly flourish.

Sure. The house is old. [IN HINDI]

But your quote is way too low.

At least, come over and check the house.

Hello Aunty.

Aunty...

What happened to Anahita?

I mean...

Is it like...

Cancer? - The treatment is on.

She's recovering.

You see...

She's suffered immensely in the last 6-7 months.

Physically.

Emotionally.

Why did you come home this morning?

Why did you leave without saying much?

I don't know what was between you both.

But if there's a memory from the past between you both, that could trouble her...

Please.

Don't meet her.

Please?

♪ Shall I seek from the mirror ♪

♪ The reason behind my loneliness ♪

♪ Shall I whisper into my eye ♪

♪ But my heart is restless! ♪

♪ The silence inside me.. ♪

♪ Is not seeping into my eyes ♪

♪ The light drizzle has turned into a river ♪

♪ And it's not flowing towards you ♪

I wanted to know if she liked me the way I liked her.

I was trying to find out her response.

But I was also scared that I was rushing the moment.

The words of my heart, remained unsaid that night.

♪ My fingers are drenched in memories ♪

Anu!

The doctor has warned you to stay cautious, right?!

What if you fall sick?

Amma.

If the rain doesn't stop, let's not go to the birthday party.

Please?

♪ I have been waiting ♪

The decision is to split the company into two lines.

Services and the investment division.

I propose Siddharth's name.

To the chair of Chief Strategy Officer.

If anybody has an objection to raise, feel free to VETO.

I think you made a wise decision.

After all, he's your son.

Ashok Nachappa's son is bound to have loads of luck floating around him.

I'm happy for you.

Congrats, Ashok.

Good job. This is wonderful.

'After all, he's your son.'

'Ashok Nachappa's son is bound to have loads of luck floating around him.'

'After all, he's your son.'

Hey! - I'm sorry

I missed your messages and calls yesterday.

It's okay. It wasn't that important.

I realised it can't be important after seeing the 20 missed calls.

It was 19, okay?

The 20th call was a mistake.

It was a pocket dial.

Okay. 19 unimportant missed calls.

Yet, you called me 19 times, created a ruckus outside the hostel.

Almost got me thrown out by the hostel warden

I'm really sorry. - It's okay.

I told the warden that I didn't know the stalkers from the streets.

Stalkers from the streets?

Yeah! That's why she let it go.

Else, even I would've ended up on the streets.

By the way...

'Happy belated birthday.' - Thank you.

Tomorrow's ethnic day at college.

Oh. Great.

What are you wearing? - You'll see.

How will I see? I don't get it.

I don't have a photograph with you.

So? - Oh.

Is that you indirectly inviting me to college?

I'm sorry.

Is that you indirectly letting me know that you're coming to college?

Okay. See you tomorrow.

Hey! I'm outside your college. Where are you?

C block. 4th floor.

Information Science. Final year class.

I can rush through the rain.

But what if we meet in front of your classmates and it gets awkward...?

Why will it get awkward?

Everybody's busy clicking pictures.

Nobody will notice us. - You sure?

Are you sure of rushing through the rain?

♪ In this song of my heart, I’ve got lines and lines to sing to you ♪

♪ If you don’t hear them, do I think about it incessantly? ♪

♪ Oho Anahita ♪

Hi.

Oh.. Look at his shirt!

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Sid?

♪ O’ my star ♪

♪ There’s mist in these eyes ♪

♪ Anahita ♪

♪ O’ Anahita ♪

Sid?

Erm... You're looking good.

Thank you.

And you're looking good too.

So?

Photo?

Sure?

Maybe another day? - Don't worry.

This moment is important to me.

Smile and that'll be enough for me.

Hey Anni!

Well, won't you introduce your friend to us?

This is Sid. He's my... - My...?

Photography friend?

Hi Sid!

Sid, this is Neetu.

And these are my other classmates.

Hi Neetu. And hi other classmates.

Looks like your friend's got a gift for you?

Doesn't he seem a lot more than excited to give you the gift?

Happy belated birthday, Anahita.

Roses for you and your friends?

My my my! [IN UNISON]

Hey! Ravish!

Hi.

This is Ravish from Mech.

Apparently, he wanted a photograph from you.

He even learnt a bit of Bengali for you.

[SPEAKS IN BROKEN BENGALI]

Huh? - You look good.

Dhonnobad (Thank you in Bengali)

You look good too. - Thank you.

So? A photograph? Me? [IN BENGALI]

Sorry?

Can we take a photograph together?

Let me click the picture.

Take this.

It's okay. I've a call to attend now.

I'll see you.

See you girls.

Amma, I saw the letter from the bank.

Why didn't you tell me?

I'll need at least a year more to get the wine yard started.

It'll need a lot more investments.

Amma, I'm not okay with you selling this house.

Projot Da's friend has been enquiring about the vineyard for a while.

Instead of this house, sell the wine yard.

♪ A soothing tune rings ♪

♪ A constellation shines this evening ♪

♪ All thanks to you ♪

♪ The moonlight is seeking you ♪

♪ Leaning across the eyelashes ♪

♪ As if hiding in the eyes, a dewdrop ♪

Did you really leave for a meeting or were you upset?

Not at all.

Why would I get upset?

And you?

Did you come to check if I was gone or did you come to return this to me?

Is that what you want?

Is that what you want?

I only want one thing.

Hold this.

A photograph with you.

Okay. Photo?

Is everything okay?

All okay.

Well...

Just a minute.

You've to come into the frame.

Anahita... - Okay. Smile.

Anahita, I wanted to tell you something.

After the photograph, Sid.

Now smile. Squat a bit.

Okay. Look at the camera and smile.

Tell me now.

You wanted to tell me something.

Actually, I love you. - Huh?

Louder. I can't... - I think I'm in love with you.

Anahita, I'm sorry. I had to tell you this.

I couldn't hide my feelings. Just a second.

I couldn't hide my feelings any more, Anahita.

I mean...

Sid, I don't know what to say.

All this is...

Ravish also proposed to me.

What did you tell him? - Of course I said no.

Now will you please get up?

I mean...

I mean Sid...

I can't give this a thought at this moment.

I need to focus on my studies.

I need to sort out my career.

You have to sort out your career.

What do you mean by I have to sort my career?

I didn't get you.

I didn't mean that.

At first you wanted to make a career in Cricket.

After that, it was the restaurant...

Cricket is a closed chapter, Anahita.

The restaurant idea too is over.

What I'm trying to tell you is...

See, you've unfulfilled dreams, right?

You've left your dreams behind to work with your father.

So what?

I had simple dreams and simple ambitions.

I realised that they won't happen.

So, I moved on. What's wrong in moving on?!

Sid, I know moving on is good.

I only have one thing to say.

Either do what you love or love what you do.

Yeah, right!

Why can't I, just like everyone else, do a job that I don't love?

Why can't I hate the job I'm doing?

Calm down, Sid. Relax.

I'm trying to help you. Please don't misunderstand.

You know, I only had to play Ranji tournaments.

But I had an accident and it all ended there.

Nobody had confidence in me or my restaurant idea.

And now, my identity is that I'm Ashok Nachappa's son.

I've no identity of my own.

So what?! I'm a failure? So be it!

Ravish I said no!

You need not call me repeatedly to apologise. Got it?

Sid, nobody called you a failure. - There in lies the problem!

Say it to my face! Don't pretend!

Sid...

Sid...

Okay.

What were you saying?

Either do what you love or love what you do. Right?

Wait a minute.

Sid!

Oh no! Let him go!

Brother, what did I do? - Let him go dude!

Oh god!

Why are you doing this?

What did I do? Let me go! - Sid!

Sid! - Anni, tell him to stop!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Ravish, I'm sorry.

Ravish...

Anahita, I... - Please leave.

I apologised.

Anahita...

Ravish, I'm...

I'm so sorry.

Sorry, brother.

I'm so sorry.

Pick him up and thrash him! - Please don't! I'm begging you.

[OVERLAPPING CELEBRATORY CONVERSATION]

I didn't meet her.

Didn't you tell me, Maddy?

That she'll be busy with her life.

I felt that I didn't want to trouble her any more.

My focus will be on my company.

Should I forget her, or pretend like I already have?

Without evoking the warmth of her memories, shall I disguise my face with a smile?

Shall I disguise my face with a smile?

♪ As the glimmering moon ♪

♪ Takes over the clear sky ♪

♪ On a blue moon night ♪

♪ Here you stand, in search of a shadow? ♪

♪ Why am I thinking of you, O’ white lotus? ♪

♪ Why did you root yourself in the heart of the river? ♪

♪ O’ cooing cuckoo, are you exhausted? ♪

That's the plan. Good luck guys!

♪ Why did you forget your voice and slip into silence? ♪

♪ Should a bee savouring the honey, forget the flower? ♪

♪ Should a bird embracing the sky, forget its nest? ♪

♪ What do I tell the love birds? ♪

♪ We united in the sky, flew and embraced each other ♪

♪ When love had blossomed, why did you leave me, uninformed? ♪

♪ When love exists, is it necessary to tell it out loud? ♪

♪ When love had blossomed, why did you leave me, uninformed? ♪

♪ When love exists, is it necessary to tell it out loud? ♪

♪ Truth is that I'll always think about you ♪

♪ Truth is that I'll always think about you ♪

♪ Truth is that I'll always think about you ♪

♪ Truth is that I'll always think about you ♪

Here's the kitchen and dining area.

This was meant to be open. - Very nice.

But...

♪ As the dawn approaches ♪

♪ A little emotional, a little anxious ♪

♪ An eagerness to welcome the daybreak with a tiny smile ♪

♪ O’ green leaf, you tend to count the dewdrops ♪

♪ O’ volatile being, who wipes the melting tears away ♪

♪ O' nature, may you blossom in the depths of my heart ♪

♪ When love had blossomed, why did you leave me, uninformed? ♪

♪ When love exists, is it necessary to tell it out loud? ♪

♪ When love had blossomed, why did you leave me, uninformed? ♪

♪ When love exists, is it necessary to tell it out loud? ♪

♪ Why did you root yourself in the heart of the river? ♪

We'll get back to you.

Siddharth...

Don't look at the number next to the percentage.

Consider the number we're bringing to the table.

We don't get what the issue is.

They're asking for 60% controlling stakes!

Voting rights, board control. Everything.

Tomorrow, if our ideas don't match their vision, we'll be in trouble.

I get that. But they're investing 90 crores.

If we hold 10% each today, sell the shares in the future

and exit the company, we'll still make a lot of money.

We've put 7 years of our lives into this.

What's the point in selling it in the near future?

The point is simple. You've your father's billions in the bank.

Ay!

Don't you yell at us, Sid! He's right.

If you fail, you've your father as backup. What about us?

I wouldn't slog this hard if I had a backup plan.

Quit bluff... - Sir!

If my supervisor sees this, I'll be in trouble

Tell your supervisor that we did this.

Okay? Now go.

Quit pretending that you've done it all.

As if none of us have slogged day and night for this company.

If Anahita was with us, would've you actually spent time for the company?

Farhan!

Don't bring her into this. - You've done that, Sid.

You went to Goa when we had the meeting.

What's the guarantee that you won't do that again?

Sir, how will that work?

Will they trust me when they look at my face?

Didn't I set everything up before leaving?

This company belongs to all of us. Everybody's presence is important.

See the CCTV camera over there? It would've recorded everything.

That isn't enough. You had to be there at the meeting.

As if you care. You're prepared to sell the company in two years.

Sir. that's a smoke detector. It's not the CCTV camera.

[COMMOTION ENSUES]

Done recording?

Want me to break another one? - Maddy!

Are you mad? What are you doing?

Woman, the only reason you were considered as a partner was because your English is good.

'Are you mad? 'What are you doing?'

Quit speaking with a fake accent.

Maddy, you won't get it.

Just stay out of it.

You need 50 lines of coding instead of the actual 5 lines required.

Both of us add zero value to this company man.

Understand that.

I've no clue what's good or detrimental to the growth of this company, Sid.

In fact, nobody here knows it better than you.

But this chaos has definitely turned your life upside down.

You're running constantly with your eyes closed.

But I understand that you're running away from her memories.

Running away from pain, doesn't take you towards happiness, Sid.

You know where your peace and happiness lies.

Don't delay it any more.

Madhu aunty, the thing is...

The cancer cells have spread to the bone.

So, we'll have to restart the treatment procedures.

Amma's savings are over.

The loans borrowed for the business and treatment are looming over us.

She's planning to sell our home.

If you think my chances this time are low, please tell Amma.

The burden of treatment and surgeries will be lifted off her.

Honestly Anu...

I don't have an answer either.

It's good to be practical.

But isn't it your responsibility to fight?

You're all Madhu aunty has.

If you really care for her.

Won't you let her take her call?

Ma?

Hi.

How are you? - Your mother met me.

Is this why you came over?

She told me that you moved out of your home.

I didn't elope, right? I only moved out.

But she gave me the responsibility of taking you back home.

And why would that be on you?

So you blindly agreed to her request.

Why did you assume that I would accept it?

I'm done adjusting my likes to others' lives.

Now leave. I've got work to do.

Radha! Just a minute.

I won't take much of your time.

You see that electric pole?

Let's take a walk until there and return.

We can talk as we walk.

So?

Did you meet her?

What did she say?

No. I didn't meet her.

Why did you move out though?

What do you mean why?

I wanted a change. So, I did.

I hope you're not spoiling your life because I cancelled the wedding.

Why would I spoil my life for your mistake?

After all this time, I don't wish to waste my time and energy by being angry with you.

Moreover, I don't wish to give you that much importance in my life.

So you've moved on then?

Of course I did.

Don't keep asking the same thing.

At least now, my parents won't force me to get married.

Okay. Enough of me.

Tell me about you.

Did you really not meet her?

She has cancer.

Her mother told me that she's recovering.

So, I let her be on her own and...

At least, you could've spoken to her and asked her if she needed help.

What if she feels that I'm using this situation to get back with her?

Are you planning to do that?

Radha, come on.

Sid, what she thinks of you is not important.

If you can help her in anyway, please do it.

She won't like it if I try to help her financially.

How else could I help her?

I don't know.

But if you plan to take her for a walk...

Go to a place where there's no electric poles.

Both of you walk in silence.

Don't talk.

Just walk.

The land belongs to my daughter.

It's not for sale.

Please state your offer for my house.

About the ceilings, you'll have to be a little careful in the monsoon.

Give it to her.

No. Thank you. I'll just grab this.

We actually have a very nice gar...

Can I just check the balcony? - Sure.

What plant is this?

Why do they even keep it when it's dying?

Come. Let's check the garden.

Why did you come again?

I don't need anybody's sympathy!

Please leave.

What are you trying to prove by acting as if you are angry, Anahita?

You think I'm trying to prove something?!

You're a big loser living off your father's money.

What do I've to prove to you?

What are you trying to do?

Just because I'm weak, if you care for me, you think I'll start liking you?

I've Stage-4 Cancer.

Do you know what that means?

You know what that means.

So leave now.

I don't know what Stage-4 Cancer is.

I'm not here to patronise you, Anahita.

I'm here with a single purpose.

To see a smile on that face of yours.

Until that smile returns, I'm not leaving this place.

Listen!

If you try meeting Amma again and pull another act...

I've to file a harassment complaint with the police.

Brother?

Sister never really loses her cool.

It's only because of her condition.

Brother, can you do me a favour?

In the past few months, whenever she felt sad..

This is where she found peace and solace!

What do you think?

The design seems to be a little complicated.

Sid has okayed the deal with his NOC.

Superb! - Why's that?

He's exiting the company and liquidating his shares to fund the winery.

All the best, dude.

Congratulations.

Where are you now?

Goa, Appa.

There's an unfinished work here.

I'm reviving it.

Oh good.

Can I help you in some way? - No, Pa.

I'm doing this for her.

Just do what your heart tells you to.

I've always been proud of you.

[KIDS PLAYING]

Uncle, chocolate!

Rakesh! What's happening here?

Sir...

I will check, Sir.

Excuse me? - What the heck is all this?

Excuse me.

Hi. Siddharth.

Seems to be a bit of a misunderstanding.

Need any help? - Help how? He's the property owner.

No, brother. The property belongs to my friend.

Madhumita and Anahita.

Rakesh! What's the confusion here?

Sir purchased the property from them last week.

Rakesh, please handle this. - Okay.

Sir, just a second. Please try to understand.

I'm ready to pay twice the price. - Rakesh!

Sir! Please?

Please listen to me, Sir.

Didn't I ask you to leave?

What are you staring at? Want me to thrash you?

Leave. Staring at me like morons.

You think this is a joke? Get lost!

I wonder where they come from. Pick those things up!

What is your problem now? What are you staring at?

What?!

Why are you hitting me? Somebody hold him back!

Call the police.

Sign here.

Madam requested me, so I'm letting you go.

Else, I would've made you sit in the cell for two more days.

I'm sorry, Aunty.

Even though you told me not to, I've gotten involved in your personal life.

Pappa's clothes. See if it fits.

'DEWDROPS AND SUNSHINE'

Did you see that?

The plant blossomed today.

There was financial stress.

All we had was this house and that land.

The winery was her dream project for years.

I was trying to sell this house to safeguard her dream.

I realised only later.

All the beautiful moments and memories of both our lives, are in this house.

I understood that she has made a place in her heart for

the memories of the past than for the dreams of tomorrow.

Henceforth, I'll never ever try to separate her good memories from her, Siddharth.

I'm heading back to Bengaluru today.

Can I talk to you for a while?

Let's walk until the electric pole

We will walk and talk!

There's no electric pole over there.

I know.

You said you wanted to say something?

Yes. I did.

But now, I'm finding happiness in walking with you in silence.

Why did you return Sid?

My world is very small.

I didn't really allow anyone into it.

I let you in.

You became a part of it.

But why did you stay away for all these years?

Why are you angry?

Because I never came all these years?

Or because I did come back now?

I was never angry. I was only scared.

Are you still scared that I will abandon you?

After Papa's death, I remember how much Amma struggled to return to normalcy.

I don't want Amma to suffer again.

After I'm gone, she shouldn't suffer thinking of me.

Neither should you.

You shouldn't be sad.

When I saw you again, after so many years.

I was scared.

I returned this time, having made a decision.

I'm here to make Anahita smile.

I learnt this later.

To bring that smile back on your face...

You need to let go of the tears you're holding back.

Remember the piglets' story you'd told me once?

From what you told me, nobody but you knows why you stopped crying.

The child in that story...

Continues to live in your mind, right?

You would find happiness in small things around you.

But why are you like this now?

Why are you holding back all the pain, sorrow and tears?

Let it out, Anahita.

Please.

Cry.

Let it all out.

Please cry.

You know Pappa was a football fan?

I've lived in Goa for years.

But I've never watched a football match live.

Call your mother and let her know that we'll be late for dinner.

Welcome to a historic moment in Indian Football.

We're now live from Goa.

For the inaugural soccer league clash between the Bengaluru Defenders and the Goa Falcons.

It's time for a Mexican wave.

Here we go folks!

3.. 2.. 1. Go!

How much longer do you plan to stay?

Until someone scores a goal? - And if nobody does?

Let's stay back here. - Okay.

Really?

Enough with the jokes. Watch the match.

No, seriously. Just imagine this.

Just you and I are here.

The sky's full of stars.

The stadium's empty.

Your laugh is still the same.

It's gotten a bit weird.

But it's still cute.

Like a baby's laugh.

Did I also cry like a baby earlier?

Look at the screen!

Why are you silent?

I've been thinking.

About what?

Close your eyes. I'll tell you.

Empty stadium.

The sky's full of stars.

There's no noise. There's no one but us.

Just the two of us, looking at the stars and talking.

Wow.

Some things are strange, right?

Even though we know that it's not true and that it's just a dream.

It gives us immense joy.

We both are seeing the same stars.

You can hear my words and I can hear yours.

How do you call this a dream?

It's not.

It must be magic.

So you're a magician now?

There's a grapevine on the portico of my home.

I started talking to it after I found out that I've cancer.

I would recite my poems and stories to it.

I've shared a lot of life secrets with it too.

I had only one thing in my head.

Even if I'm gone, my poems and stories will live on

in every flower that blossoms in that vine.

When those flowers turn into grapes?

And if those grapes turn into wine?

My words will be in them.

Just like how wine can last forever...

My words too will live on forever.

I get this stupid feeling that I too will live on with them.

One fine day...

The vine started to wither.

It felt like my life too was withering away.

But strangely, this morning...

It had blossomed, Sid.

It was like a new chapter.

It was like magic.

Your dream of 'Dew drops and sunshine' has turned into a new chapter in my life.

Dew drops - Ibbani

Sunshine - Bisilu.

But their union happens because of a blade of grass.

It's a blade of grass that makes it more beautiful and magical.

Got it? - I think I kinda understood.

But this time, even if I understand, I'll pretend that I didn't.

Remain that way.

Don't open your eyes.

In this empty stadium, staring at the sky full of stars, I also wish to tell you something.

Ana... - Do you believe in magic?

Huh?

Why do you ask?

Why are you silent?

Anahita?

Do you remember an old chocolate advertisement?

Someday...

I wish to barge into the ground when a match is on...

And dance my heart out like her.

Someday, you'll learn about yourself and your wants.

Maybe then you'll understand things better.

If it was good that you understood.

Or if it would've been better if you never learnt those things.

Up in the sky coloured in a tinge of red, the tender sun floats

In the boundless sky, the tiny birds are the poets

In the warmth of the supple sunlight, I stand warming myself up to it

I'm now slipping into a moment of tranquil, right here right now

In the bouquet of buds, arises the aroma of a flower

In the murmurs of the wind, lies a soothing fervour

The memory of yesterday lingers while your laughter echoes

There are smiles and tears

There are words and a growing silence

There’s pleasure to turn back and look

There it is!

The tender sunlight has returned with dawn today

Blending with the earth laden with dewdrops

She was gone.

I'd no clue about her whereabouts.

If I find out that she's happy, I'll stop coming to railway stations and airports.

With the dawn of new rays of sunlight, uniting with the mist

Kissing each other, shining like a pearl

A tender blade of glass shines and radiates

More firsts awaits, a lot more beginnings prevails

Embracing it, celebrating it

Declaring that all that is green, belongs to it

That everything new is indeed meant to be

Here it is!

Blending with the earth laden with dewdrops

Blending with the earth laden with dewdrops