Do You Wanna Partner

Nobody could compete with Silver Tusk for the past ten years.

Still this freaking craft beer...

It's sewage water, sir.

Stop your drama.

I know the beer is good.

It's okay, sir.

Nothing mind-blowing.

Rather than being a bootlicker,

lick each drop of this and tell me the ingredients.

I need to know the recipe,

Juggy!

The recipe has been with me for so many years.

But I never paid attention.

Even the cricket league has ended.

My craft beer should be in the market in the next two months.

Sir, what is GK?

Greater Kailash. Or Great Khali?

You want me to tell you?

Hey! Keep it back.

Let's go.

I have hired incompetent men.

- Right? - Yes.

Yes, sir.

To make craft beer,

I need a craft brewer.

I have an idea, sir.

It will be done.

Here.

Just imagine,

if you can make this here,

what you will create in your own brewery will be out of this world.

No.

Let this remain my hobby.

B for beer is fine for me. Not business.

Don't worry about the business part.

That's my job. I will handle it.

You just make India's first craft beer.

I am there. I will help you.

You will be the brewmaster.

And I will be the distributor.

India's first craft beer.

Otherwise, what's the use of having a family business?

Both of us will be partners.

My companion

My eternal partner, all day long

I find myself telling stories That begin with you

My eternal partner, all day long

Life is nothing but the moments I spend with you

My eternal partner, all day long

I find myself telling stories That begin with you

My eternal partner, all day long

Life is nothing but the moments I spend with you

You are a very honest person.

You expel what you eat.

Do you understand?

Heart and tummy, both should be clean.

Hold on. You...

Who is it?

Hey...

Listen. I will be right back. Okay?

You?

Jagdish Prakash.

What brings you here?

I have come to change your life.

Mr. Walia wants to launch a new craft beer

and he wants you to be the head brewer.

Your starting salary will be two crores.

There are perks as well.

Medical, dental, mental.

Don't worry. We will handle everything.

Your sonny is our sonny. Okay?

You glare a lot.

But there is also a welcome gift for you.

Don't worry. It's tax-free.

So, shall I leave?

"First lemon beer."

Come.

"Liquor world by storm."

"India's fastest growing startup

- of 2025." - Thank you.

- Sales figures are good. - Carefully. Carefully.

- There is market share too. - Carefully.

It's selling like hot cakes.

Who could have imagined that there would be

such a huge demand for craft beer, Dimpy?

I agree, paaji.

It must be eating into Silver Tusk's market.

Hi. This is David Jones.

But you can call me

-India's new liquor baron. - Excuse me, sir. Sir.

Yes, Mr. Walia.

How are you?

You remembered your devotee.

If you want Silver Tusk...

Sir.

...then stop selling Jugaaro.

Or else the deal is off.

No, Mr. Walia. Don't worry. What are you saying?

Jugaaro beer has a very small supply chain.

It cannot meet Gurgaon's demand.

It cannot compete with your brand, sir.

Bloody hell.

Walia is terrified.

It's not even been three months since it was launched,

and it has already started getting on Walia's nerves.

Dimpy, do one thing.

For the next order, increase the quantity by threefold.

Don't show your teeth. Go and place the order.

What the hell!

I can't believe this place is so big.

Why can't I buy this?

- Hello. - Firoo, hi.

Shakes, can we please increase this gap?

These guys are morons. I had told them.

They haven't changed it yet.

Shut up, you guys.

How can you afford all this?

We have a business now. Remember?

- Jugaaro. - Yeah.

A business that was launched like yesterday.

But I am so happy for you.

You have learned well from me.

You are such a good mommy.

Honestly, it feels like...

baby birds are leaving Mommy bird's nest.

Don't feel so bad, Mommy bird. Our nest is literally next door.

And just so you don't miss us terribly,

we have made a common conference room.

Just like old times.

Anyway, I won't miss you too much. Okay?

Wait. Is it just me

or has Dylan been looking really hot these days?

He looked like a stud in that viral interview.

Really? A stud? I don't see it.

I guess that's just how fame works.

No?

Poor guy wants to go home.

We also want him to go home.

But he has become the face of our brand.

He will have to chip in a bit.

I thought after such a successful launch,

we will double our production.

- I was just explaining... - Shakes, I don't think that's a good idea.

Look. The production will increase.

But gradually.

Not instantly.

That's how we will remain exclusive. Right?

And don't even think about expansion before we repay Laila's loan.

It's a really stupid idea.

She is right.

Due to expansion, quality will be compromised.

If you still want to increase it, I can increase it by 20 to 25 percent.

You both are completely missing the big picture.

We are the talk of the town now.

There is a huge demand.

If we increase the production by just a small margin,

how will we grow?

Bobby. Bobby.

There is something called business.

It's not something that can be taken so casually.

Shikha, you handle your business.

I know how to make beer.

My beer is not some sort of soda that can be offered to anybody.

I told you what's possible.

I will think about this.

Shakes, we need to take this slow.

90 percent of startups fail in the initial year due to expansion.

That's your specialty.

To not let any such thing happen to us.

Right now, our priority should be a positive cash flow.

As soon as we get funding, we can discuss expansion then.

But we must do it the right way.

What is the right way?

Bye to Laila.

Hello to Malini.

Malini.

She's the right investor. You met her.

Her terms are the best.

I know who Malini is.

I am just saying...

we should once discuss, about like, you know,

how we are going to move forward. Instead of...

Come on. It's time to leave.

It's great you are working up an appetite.

- But let's go. - Where?

I had invited both of you last week. My Sunday lunch.

Didn't I invite you?

I can't believe that Dylan has cooked all this by himself.

- Really? - Nanny,

why has he been crying for a long time?

Have some champagne, darling.

What are you doing? Have you gone mad?

- He is just a baby. - It helps, Bobby.

- What helps? - I mean, Bobby, it does help.

Genuinely. I am just trying to be a nice friend.

Guys, photo.

- Hey. - Yes. Okay.

- Dobby, smile. - Yes, smile, Dobby.

Baby, the kosha mangsho you cooked the other day,

I still dream about it.