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Manju, hurry up. It's getting late.

Yes, coming!

Hey, Guddan...

What's happening? Where are you all going?

-Where are you going? -She's going to America.

What?

Nobody is going anywhere.

-Guddan, what happened? -Where are you going?

I got a call from office. I have to go.

But when did you book tickets?

-Listen to your father. -Why all of a sudden?

Anyway, you'll miss the flight by the time you reach.

No, I'll manage, or Munna will book train tickets.

Munna... There she goes again!

Munna has driven her nuts!

-She drinks with him, you know? -Oh, Lord!

-Aren't you ashamed? -Didn't you feel ashamed...

when you sold our trust to Gangaram yesterday?

-What nonsense! -She's right.

You gave the NOC for just Rs. 30 lakh. I know about it.

Not just his, but all of ours.

Oh, God!

Oh, God!

Listen, continue with the argument.

I'll take the kids to the exam hall.

-Let's go. -Okay.

Where are you going?

Kush will write the exam for Dev.

Not at all!

Our kids will not help his.

What do you mean?

Why are you dragging the kids into your fight?

Why not? The children pay for the father's sins.

I'm paying for both my father and brother's sins.

-Listen, you... -Calm down, son.

I'll talk to Gangaram. Everything will be fine.

Let it be, Dad.

You have spoiled them!

Otherwise, how dare they talk like this to their elder brother!

-He's the elder brother, eh? -Shut up.

How elderly of you, brother!

You're talking too much, Guddan.

You have a problem here, right? Then leave.

-Shut up. -Stop it!

Boys, let's go.

Dabloo will write his exam. We don't need their children.

-Get lost! -Manju!

We'll be back soon. We're just going to Banaras.

-I told you not to go. -Let's go.

-We will be back soon. -Why are you taking the hairbrush?

Here, take it.

Guddan...

you came here for me, dear.

Calm down, dear.

These two are crazy.

Since childhood, they fight like dogs

and then eat together in the same plate once they're done.

Make her understand, son.

Make her understand what, Dad?

Let her go.

Nobody can be happy in Allahabad.

That's why Amitabh Bachchan left for Mumbai.

No, son. It was his father, Harivansh, who left.

Guddan...

That too was done by Mr. Harivansh. Wow!

Your history was always weak, son.

He's the eldest, so he's liked.

She's the youngest one, hence the dearest.

-And I... -You're the middle one.

I'm a middle child too, that's why I understand your pain.

Everybody's attention is either on the eldest one

or the youngest one.

Nobody finds the middle one to be either capable or cute.

That's why even I ignore you.

Do you know how far I had to push it?

What is it?

I agree that you earn in dollars,

but that doesn't mean you can just book your ticket and leave anytime.

Sorry, Munna.

Let me go.

I don't want to stay here anymore.

How can I let you go like that?

No girl has ever left me like this.

You're the first one... and the second.

Madam, shall we leave? It's getting late.

Shut up, man! Get the bags out of the boot.

Half the break-ups in this country are because of you people.

You should ask her if she has a boyfriend, if anybody is waiting.

You can't just accept every booking you receive.

Come, Guddan.

-Nobody is going anywhere. -Munna...

I'm not the person you think I am.

I'm not Guddan.

I'm Mandy.

An ex-research assistant from MIT,

who is now a below-average staff in a mediocre hotel in Boston.

And I'm sure I have been fired from that job as well.

To tell you the truth, Munna, I have lost faith in relationships.

I don't know if I should trust you either.

You're not Mandy.

You're Mandakini Narayan. Got it?

Give me your bag.

Come on, give me your bag.

These cheap addictions are driving you mad.

-Munna... -Got it?

Nobody is going anywhere, Guddan. Come along.

I don't want to live here.

I'm done!

Okay.

Then I'll come with you.

-Where to? -America.

Do you know how much a ticket to America costs?

And there's something called a visa.

First...

I'm your lover.

I'm your first love.

Do as I say.

Go to Sangam, watch the sunset.

I'll sort a few things and be back.

And I'm taking your bag.

Go to Sangam.

-I'll be back. -Drive carefully.

You've started early today.

Mind your business.

I had something important to say.

Dad is not to be found anywhere in the house.

He's been missing for a while now. Tell me what to do.

He's not a kid.

He'll come back.

He must be somewhere nearby. Go away.

All right, I'll check outside too.

Sometimes, he steps out to pee. It's an old habit.

Okay, go on.

Listen...

Next time, slice the cucumber long instead of round.

You guys will always remain country bumpkins.

Come on, work faster.

Where's the harmonium player?

Hasn't he arrived yet?

You're walking as if you just got divorced.

Are you tired?

Where are you going with this train?

God bless you.

I came to seek your blessings for the last time.

I've had enough, Dad.

I'm leaving home.

Why?

Why?

Guddan was about to leave me.

Somehow I managed to stop her.

This clash has happened

because of you, Dad.

You've made my life hell.

What did you get out of it?

Tell me!

Son, this life...

is an amazing play.

You'll understand it gradually.

-You want Guddan, right? -Yes.

Come with me.

Will you get me married?

I will. Whom will you marry?

Guddan, of course! Who else?

Chotke, sir isn't back home yet.

-Dad! -My darlings are home!

Madam...

Sir went out but hasn't returned yet.

I told Chotke, but he doesn't seem to care.

-Badke, do something. -Don't worry. He'll be back.

How did he just disappear? Why don't you call him?

He has left his phone at home, to charge.

He must have gone to eat some snacks at the square.

There's no snack shop open so late in the whole city.

Then he must have gone to the cafe to chat with his friends.

You boys tell me...

-How was your exam? -We rocked it.

I didn't know two answers, which Kush knew.

Kush? But wasn't Dabloo going to write the exam?

Kush wrote the paper.

Only family members prove helpful in times of need.

Why are you taunting me?

I don't know anything. I left them at school and went somewhere.

They mutually decided whatever they did.

Yes, they came to a mutual understanding.

And you agreed because it was beneficial to you.

-It was me-- -Are you guys sorry

that your children don't fight like you?

What are you both doing?

Dad is missing. We've to find him.

-When did Dad step out? -It's been two hours.

He has never stayed out for so long without informing.

Shishu, do something!

Did you see my dad? Mr. Kashiram?

No, I didn't see him today.

Then sit. We'll check ahead.

Uncle Brijmohan! Wait a minute.

-Hello, brother. -Hello.

Did you see Dad?

No, I didn't.

Why? Did he leave home upset?