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Hmm.

Heartbeat is absolutely fine.

Yes.

The size of the foetus...

Perfect.

- Sayani! What if... - Your baby is fine.

We're here. Don't worry.

We're here.

- Careful. - Sayani...

It'll be okay.

Don't panic. Relax.

- Relax. - Yes...

Calm down.

Everything is fine.

The health and size of the foetus is absolutely okay.

Nothing to worry about.

Ma'am. We have an emergency case.

Okay.

Thank you. See you next month.

- Pulse rate? - It's 94.

Here are the patient details.

- Calm down. - Pulse rate is high from the bleeding.

Relax, Mrs. Roy.

- Vital checks done? - Yes, Doctor.

Dr. Debi Ghosh. She will attend you, Mrs. Roy.

The doctor is here. Don't worry.

Doctor, I think I'm pregnant.

Please explain to her, Sayani.

- Calm down-- - Her family?

Her family...

We're from Kolkata. Here on an office trip.

What exactly happened?

She slipped and fell in the hotel room.

That's when the bleeding started.

I'm sure I'm pregnant, Doctor.

Haven't got my period for two months.

Please check, Doctor.

- Relax. - It was positive in the self-tested.

- Please step out. - I didn't go to the doctor...

- Why didn't I... - We need to examine her.

- Sure. - Please.

I'll be outside. Don't worry.

- Sister, close the door. - Yes.

- It was an important meeting, Abhishek. - (announcements on PA system)

Riti wouldn't come otherwise.

How is she now?

She's fine but she's panicking.

You know they were trying for a baby.

Indro was very adamant

about Riti seeing a doctor before travelling.

Now she's scared because of the bleeding.

Have you told Indro?

No.

Don't know what I should do.

Ma'am.

- The doctor's calling you. - What's happening?

Okay.

I'll call you back. The doctor called me.

Let me know. I'm worried.

I can fly down to Delhi if needed.

- I'll let you know. Bye. - Okay.

Keep yourself free tomorrow evening.

Why?

Mom spoke to Doctor uncle.

I'll take you for a checkup.

Even my aunt said that a mis--

...mishap like this is not good for women.

I got a checkup in Delhi, Indro.

Sayani was with me.

Got a checkup here too.

How many times do I have to tell you?

What's the harm in one more?

And why don't you get it?

Our future depends on your health, Riti.

Right.

Then let's do something.

Let's go to a gynaecologist together.

Together?

I'll just accompany you, right?

No.

Both of us will get a checkup.

Why should I go to a gynaecologist?

Because our future...

having a baby depends on both of our health.

Not just my health.

- Right? - Hmm.

Let's assume, everything's fine with me.

It's all good.

Will you still say you don't need a checkup?

Hmm?

Indro, you've been avoiding it for a long time.

Let's go. What's the problem?

Please.

And why should I alone be responsible for not having a baby?

I'm not the one who refused to see a doctor

and got into an accident on an office trip.

That was you. So, you need a checkup.

I can only accompany you.

Okay.

Right.

Riti...

I'm...

I'm really upset.

Riti.

This time I thought we were there.

That you're pregnant.

If only you listened to me, if you were more careful...

Then I wouldn't miscarry?

Right?

I wasn't pregnant, Indro.

I've told you many times.

You and Mother just decided that I was pregnant.

That I miscarried.

Riti, you are not pregnant.

The bleeding is probably from the injury.

I'm not pregnant?

As per your sonography and urine test reports.

But I didn't get my period for two months.

It's never happened before.

There can be several reasons for that.

Stress, hormonal changes and lots of other things.

And self-tests are not reliable.

What about the bleeding?

There's no vaginal wound.

Sudden bleeding isn't uncommon.

It happens.

Due to anxiety, stress...

And other physical problems.

That's what happened in your case.

Bleeding doesn't necessarily mean a miscarriage.

I'll prescribe some tests.

Get them done when you're back in Kolkata.

And get a checkup too.

Sister, prescription, please.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

THE INSIDE STORY

Want some tea?

- Kusum. - Yes, ma'am?

These are for laundry.

- And make two cups of tea. - Okay.

Riti.

Hey, there.

What's the matter?

Hmm?

Why do you look upset?

What do you want me to say?

You know everything.

What?

Thought it would be positive this time.

But the doctor said it's negative.

The bleeding was entirely hormonal or stress-induced.

Advised both of us to see a doctor.

Prescribed some tests but as usual, your son refused.

Indro?

Why him?

Why not?

Well.

It hurts the male ego.

It's natural.

I wouldn't dare suggest it.

Come on!

Can I tell you something?

Go to Doctor uncle for a checkup.

Get tested if he prescribes it.

And I'll go with you if needed.

I'm not taking sides.

Look.

When you fall, there's a risk of--

Just in case.

I'd tell my daughter the same thing.

Why did you take it off?

Kusum!

Why did you take it off?

Then it's decided.

And don't tell Indro about it.

Just get the tests done.

But I think everything's fine.

Nothing's wrong with you. Trust me.

Kusum!

Right.

Fine, I'll go to the doctor again for you.

But not to Doctor uncle.

- Let's not tell others. - Okay, okay.

- Ma'am, your tea. - Give me.

Hmm.

Madam.

Hey! Planning to just keep quiet?

Won't you say anything?

Say what?

I've been observing you for some time, Aninda.

Something's off, bro.

I have nothing to share.

- Problem with the missus-- - Hey!

- Will you stop? - Bull's eye!

That's why they say you should control your wife.

Be a man.

Right, Indro?

Hmm.

You know what?

I don't believe you have to control your wife to be a man.