Hi, Meera.
Hi.
Have you come to drop Abhi?
Just to see him.
Are you okay?
He's been living with his dad since yesterday.
Did you meet him?
He's a teenager, Meera.
They overreact sometimes.
And boys are always like this.
When they can't deal with their emotions,
they run away from the situation
without informing anyone.
But they always come back.
Please give him some time.
He'll be back.
Okay?
My class is about to begin.
So, how about coffee this evening?
Breakfast tomorrow morning?
I don't know.
Anyway, at least you didn't refuse.
See you.
- Hello! - Hi.
How was your day?
Productive.
You know what needs to be done.
Can you handle it?
Hey, Vidyut!
Leena, Mayank,
he is my very old friend,
Vidyut.
- Hello. - Hello.
And he's very special too.
It's been a while.
I thought of meeting you.
Unless you're busy, of course.
Come on, Vidyut.
Come on in.
Wasn't this a palace?
But it's my dream project now.
The Courtyard.
We are going to build a world-class café here
and a high-end lounge there.
Come. This way.
This will be Coonoor's first and exclusive
members-only club and resort.
Modern rooms,
boutique restaurants, you name it
and I'll have it.
All under one roof.
The Courtyard.
Wow!
Tell me if you want a membership.
It's good to meet you.
So...
we'll meet again.
For a drink.
Sure. When?
- Anytime. - Why anytime? Tonight?
Yeah, yeah. Sure.
- All right. See you later then. - See you.
Aryan.
Auntie?
Where is Abhi?
Aren't you going home together?
No, auntie.
He had some work at school.
We are meeting in the evening.
Did Abhi tell you that he's living with his dad?
Did he say why?
No, auntie.
Where are you meeting him in the evening?
My house. At 8 p.m.
Don't tell Abhi that I spoke to you.
He's very upset.
Just take care of him, dear. Okay?
Yeah. Okay, auntie.
Meera?
What are you doing here? It's your day off today.
- Yeah, I just thought I would... - Meera?
Honestly, I didn't want to attend the party.
Where is Payal?
I don't know, but why?
Meera?
Payal?
Meera?
- Isn't today your... - Day off, yes.
Actually,
I wanted to meet you.
Why?
I wanted to invite you for dinner at my place.
Okay.
Is it a special occasion or...
No, just like that.
Since you've arrived,
there's been a strange tension between us.
So, if we meet outside the hospital,
it might be nice.
You know what, Meera?
Let's have dinner at my house.
Because I'm cooking fish today.
- Sounds good. - Yeah.
Great. 6 o'clock?
Works.
- See you then. - See you.
Do you drink wine?
- I'll get it. - Okay.
Sorry, I'm a bit late.
- The last appointment was hectic. - Who are you?
Rishi Iyer from Town Hall Estate Agency.
You have an appointment today.
My appointment?
No, your husband had called to evaluate the house.
I don't have a husband.
But this is the address.
You're Mrs. Meera Kapoor, right?
Dr. Meera Kapoor!
This is my house, and it's not for sale!
Leave.
I see.
Excuse me?
Do you have the number of the person who called you?
Yes, Doctor.
Call him and tell him that, if this happens again,
his ex-wife will call the cops.
Hi.
Oh! Thank you.
Seriously? You started without me?
It's just a beer, man.
One large single malt on the rocks.
And one large vodka with lemon and soda.
You remember everything.
Some things are hard to forget.
I'm joking.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Cheers to friendship.
- Cheers! - Cheers!
You never got married?
I did.
And?
Nothing good came out of it.
Except...
Shaurya.
He turned 15 last month.
Where is he?
Bangalore.
Boarding school.
After he left,
I feel so...
lonely.
And his father?
Jaipur.
After the divorce,
we never met.
Anyway,
how is your son?
He's okay.
I think.
Tell me,
how did all this happen?
I mean, such a huge house...
The Courtyard?
What?
You could never keep a secret.
You mean I'll go and tell Meera?
Akarsh,
I made a mistake once...
Once was enough, Vidyut.
How can I be sure that you won't...
No, no, no!
You are right.
Once was enough.
Well,
I have built all this on my own.
A bit of intelligence, hard work.
Then I found a good investor.
And that's it.
Where are you looking?
No, man.
Those days are gone.
Happily married.
How was Meera
when the two of you...
Come on, Akarsh!
Was she good?
Come on. Stop it.
I'll get us refills.
Give me two more drinks.
- Hello. - Hey, Priya, how are you?
I'm good. How are you?
Nice to see you after long.
- After so long. - How are you? When did you arrive?
Tell me something.
When did you first find out...
What did Abhi tell you, Payal?
I saw you two together.
Outside the school.
I cannot break the confidentiality of a counsellor.
I just want to know what he's thinking.
Why did he suddenly go to live with his dad?
Akarsh, Abhi's father,
I've no idea what kind of an influence he'll be on Abhi.
I mean, at his party, he made Abhi have a drink.
Abhi is 15. Shaurya's age.
I just want to know how he is doing,
what he's thinking.
Why did he leave me all of a sudden?
I have no idea why.
What's going on with you and Meera?
Meera thinks that
taking Abhi home
is your ploy
to make sure she leaves Coonoor.
Is that true?
What do you think?
When Abhi went to live with you,
I was very surprised.
What about the way Meera behaved with me?
She snatched my son from me.
In three years, I have met him only four times.
He hated me.
But it's my turn now.
I will destroy her, and she'll be helpless.
She will have to leave Coonoor within a month.
One month.
Listen, Akarsh,
I don't want to get involved in all this.
Then why did you ask?
By the way...
my friend Priya was asking about you.
Thanks for dinner.
Anxiety.
Sorry?
Abhi has anxiety.
His teachers have seen a change in his behaviour.
They called me over today.
It took time
for him to open up, but
he told me that,
since the past few days, he can't sleep at night.
He gets nightmares.
He's restless.
He's irritable.
These are classic symptoms of anxiety.
A lot has happened in his life.
I would've been more concerned had he not reacted.
Did he say why he left home?
No.
Not yet.
I forgot to...
We still have the cheese cake.
Just a minute.
Payal.
Sorry, I need to leave.
Meera, I'm sorry.
No, thanks. Really. Thanks for everything.
I'm sorry.
So basically, you are irresponsible?
No! Not irresponsible.
These are my days to have fun.
Really?
- You know what? Mine too. - Yeah?
Shall we go somewhere else?
Let's go.
Careful.
Hi, dear.
You and Abhi are best friends, right?
Did he tell you why he left home?
No, auntie.
He doesn't share all this.
Then what does he share?
You two are always together. He must share something.
Has someone forced him?
His dad?
We don't speak on this issue, auntie.
Then you must talk about this, right?
Maybe you should ask your friend
why he's not talking to his mom!
Maybe he just doesn't love you anymore.
Auntie, sorry.
He's never said that, but...
I don't know.
Akarsh!
Akarsh, I want to talk!
Akarsh, I'm talking to you!
Good morning, ma'am. Town Hall Estate.
Actually, your husband called again
to evaluate the house...
Didn't I tell you...
What did you say?
Sorry...
I thought it was that idiot again.
And I thought we should have breakfast together.
If you smile like this in the morning,
I'll get breakfast daily.
Come.
Quite frankly, I don't understand why you are interested in me.
Look at my life.
It's a big mess.
I don't think so.
Then what do you think?
You are in pain;
you are worried.
That's it.
Why are you always so nice to me?
Because I'm a nice guy.
And...
And I like you.
It's that simple for you?
Yeah.
Tell me how.
It's that simple.
I had promised Ritu.
Commitment.
But now...
It's my fault.
Akarsh knows me
inside out.
He took revenge against me.
But he hates you.
He said that you'll be leaving your job.
- What? - Yes.
That the hospital has found your replacement too.
My replacement?
Yes. I don't know.
There's a new doctor.
Anxiety at such times is very normal.
And we can plan for that maybe for a month.
Okay, ma'am.
You can take that to the reception.
And we'll be in touch.
Meera, I'm at work!
Why didn't you tell me that you already Akarsh?
College? Delhi?
Akarsh and you go a really long way.
Akarsh and I...
We just have some common friends.
You're fired.
Fired?
For what?
For speaking to my HOD's ex-husband?
Not for talking, but leaking information.
You came here to spy on me.
You came to spy on your son
on the pretext of this friendship.
I already told you, Meera.
Akarsh is just an acquaintance.
So when I was offered this job, I called him,
like any normal person would!
And that's when he told me
that his ex-wife is the head of department here
- and she's... - Leaving Coonoor, right?
Something like that.
And you came here to take my job.
Come on, Meera.
Hand in your resignation letter today.
Meera, listen!
Okay, look.
Yes, Akarsh called me.
And he even told me that,
within a month of his arrival,
you'll quit and leave.
But now I realised that
the truth is something else.
I understood last night, Meera...
that you aren't the problem in your relationship.
I understand your pain, Meera.
Trust me.
I've been there myself.
- So far I... - I need to go.
Yes?
Akarsh?
Ma'am, ma'am, you can't go in there, ma'am!
Ma'am, you can't go in there! Please wait, ma'am!
I'll call you back.
Abhi is coming home.
He's already home.
That is not his house.
And I know what games you are playing.
What games?
You coming back to Coonoor.
Abhi leaving the house.
What did you tell him?
Really?
Meera, why do you feel that I have told him something?
Because I know Abhi.
He won't leave home without a reason.
Is that what you wanted to yell last night?
Your photograph was nice.
Shut up, Akarsh.
By the way, you look better than what you were last night.
Did something happen?
How is Rohan?
I know about Payal as well.
Payal?
Didn't you tell her to take up a job in my hospital?
She asked for advice, and I gave it.
You told Payal I'm leaving Coonoor within a month?
That's the truth. You will have to leave.
You will be leaving, Akarsh.
And my son will come back to me.
To my house!
You can spy all you want!
Meera, what have I done?
In fact, you have sent spies after me.
How is your spy? Did he reach home safely?
He was very happy with Priya.
Then you must have welcomed him home.
You're fucking disgusting!
No, he is disgusting.
He slept with my wife!
And what were you doing with Alia for two years?
Did you forget?
You're getting quite hyper.
Consult a psychiatrist. Get yourself treated.
Hello?
Yes.
What?
Yes, yes, yes.
I'll be at the school in five minutes.
Meera, what happened to Abhi?
May I come in, Mrs. Shetty?
Show me.
How did this happen?
Abhishek got into a fight.
He attacked Aryan.
Aryan?
We've called his parents as well.
This is a serious matter for the school.
What's wrong, Abhi?
Aryan is your best friend.
Son, what's wrong?
I'm sorry, we'll have to suspend Abhishek
till further notice.
Please take him home.