Hum Chaar

'Sometimes one message is enough'

'to change your life.'

'I am Namit Gupta.'

'Everyone in Noida'

'knew me only as the son of Parasnath Gupta,

'the owner of Kaushalya Devi Trust Hospital,'

'who couldn't become a doctor.'

'Whenever I tried to forget my failures,'

'dad would come and remind me.'

Namit!

Why did you tell the couple who were our patients not to go for endoscopy?

The man was suffering from indigestion

as he ate a lot at a wedding the previous day.

So, you have started treating patients.

I am not treating anyone.

But when a pill that costs six rupees can do the job,

why waste 6000 on endoscopy?

This is my hospital.

I am the doctor here.

If you were interested in practising medicine,

you should have thought about it four years ago.

You are a manager.

Do your job and go home.

'It's been four years since that happened.'

'But there is still an eerie silence in my life,'

'which would end with the noisy memories of those three.'

'There are two things that you need for the perfect selfie.'

'The correct angle.'

'And the right filter.'

'To give my career the right direction'

'and to manage my family business,'

'dad sent me to National Medical Institute and Hospital in Noida.'

'I put my dreams on hold and managed to'

'clear my first year somehow.'

'Friends and studies kept me so occupied in the first year'

'that I didn't realise when it was over.'

'I'd spend more time at the theatre and café than in labs and classes.'

'If I wouldn't be there'

'I'd be found in room number 17.'

'Technically, it wasn't my room.'

'But the occupants of this room were Abeer Khan'

'and Surjo Pandey.'

'He is Abeer Khan.'

'He is the most decent guy from Kalyanpur, Kanpur.'

'His dad's love story is popular in the entire neighbourhood.'

'But unfortunately, he doesn't have his dad's qualities.'

'He is considered so decent'

'that not only the girls in the neighbourhood,'

'but even others are scared to be friends with him on Facebook.'

'He is Surjo Kumar Pandey.'

'Pradhan Pandey nurtured him and his village.'

'People say that Surjo Kumar was the first doctor in India.'

'Mr Pandey also wanted'

'his Surjo Kumar to be the first doctor from his village.'

'Check out how hard Surjo worked towards fulfilling Mr Pandey's dream.'

'First, we drink and then we enjoy.'

Surjo's first valentine.

Happy Valentine's day.

Surjo Kumar Pandey wore Abeer Khan's shirt once again.

Here's a live telecast of the incident from room number 17.

Why do you always wear my shirt?

I like it. - What do you mean?

It will start stinking now.

I want my shirt. - Do you want to have tea?

Yes. - Do you want to have tea?

Yes. - Apologise.

Why should I apologise?

Then you won't get tea. - Namit.

Stop recording and tell him to give me my shirt.

I won't give you tea. - For the 125th time

Abeer and Surjo are arguing while having lunch.

Because Surjo ate Abeer's dessert.

I don't want to have lunch. - What's wrong?

I don't like your behaviour. I won't have lunch now.

What happened? - Why do you always eat my 'gulab jamun'?

Eat yours!

Why do you have a problem when they don't?

It may be okay for them, but it isn't for me.

What's wrong?

Every medical student has to face this day.

Today, it's our turn.

Hey!

He fell unconscious.

My room was next to room number 17.

I only kept my clothes and my bag here.

Because I'd always be in Abeer and Surjo's room.

Besides, my room was filled with something other than books.

The entire credit for it goes to

my liquor loving friend Vikram.

When did you arrive? How are you?

I just got here.

Vikram, what is this?

What?

The bottles?

I stocked up for the entire year.

Why bother buying one at a time?

Listen, don't worry.

I am quite strong. Nothing will harm me.

You need to drink good quality liquor.

We would enjoy it too.

For you, my kiss is enough.

Don't do that early in the morning. - Just one...

Come on. - Your mouth stinks.

What are you talking about? I just brushed my teeth.

Namit... - I don't want your kiss...

Are you blind? - Get lost!

So,

what's the plan?

It's an amazing plan.

Unlimited calls

with 1 GB data everyday for Rs 299.

Do you want the Rs 299 plan?

You'll always be a passenger train.

Why?

We are talking about our plans for Freshers party.

We don't want to know about your data plan.

Idiot.

We'll throw a party for the freshers.

Just let me get my phone fixed.

What if a fresher asks for my number?

Of course. They have no choice.

Why don't you start living with them?

You don't miss us.

When he went to his village, I called him 200 times in 2 months.

But I couldn't get through once.

There's no network in my village.

The 'kal' won't go through. Explain that to him.

He is right.

What do you mean? - How would the 'kal' go through?

Abeer,

it's the 'call' that goes through.

Don't try to teach me English.

I scored 75 percent in English.

You think you are 'Sexpier'! - Oh, yeah. Cool.

Pronounce it right. It's 'Shakespeare'.

That's what I said. 'Sexpier'.

That's what he is saying, 'Sexpier'

Yes, 'Sexpier'!

It's 'Shakespeare'.

That's what I said, 'Sexpier'.

'Sexpier'

Shut up!

Damn you! - Surjo, you are unique.

Anyway, forget it.

Let's get ready to welcome the freshers.

'Manjari.'

'The central character in this story'

'as well as my story.'

'A perfect blend of simplicity, beauty and honesty.'

'She decided in her childhood'

'that she would carry a stethoscope and not a rolling pin.'

'She had great determination and big dreams.'

'She was the youngest in her family.'

If you give everyone medicine

instead of looking after him in his old age,

you won't earn blessings. Got it?

Dad, why are you quiet?

Manjari, why do you want to be a doctor?

You will get married.

You will have to cook and clean.

I think she has got attitude.

Get her married.

She will know her place in the world.

Aunt, I am sorry

but no one can get me married for the next five years.

Look,

she will do whatever she wants.

So, what's point of arguing with her?

Let's go.

They are not going to listen to us.

Come on.

Let's go!

Don't just sit there.

Aunt!

The last time you were here you took some 'halwa' in a container.

You haven't returned the container.

Bring it with you next time.

Hello!

Wow!

That's an awesome shirt you are wearing.

He wants to impress the freshers, Anokhe.

Thanks.

First impression is the last impression.

Let me tell you something. I have a similar shirt.

Really?

Yes. Where did you buy it from?

I bought it from Kanpur.

Where in Kanpur?

In Kanpur!

N-320 Avash Vikash, Kalyanpur.

That's my address.

The shirt is also yours.

Surjo, I hate this about you.

I have told you many times not to wear my clothes.

But you believe they are yours.

Hey, you! Where are you going?

Hey, stop.

Hey!

'We want a kiss!'

'We want a kiss!'