Impressive.
Who else is coming to dinner?
All his favourite dishes.
Have you wished her yet?
I will as soon as she wakes up.
Alright.
So...is there nothing we can do to get him enrolled?
I would have stopped at nothing if we had any options.
You know that.
All kids are destined for something.
Be positive.
Hey, mom.
It's your favourite son's birthday.
You must be cooking his favourite dishes.
Don't be sarcastic, Bunty.
As if you don't enjoy the cottage cheese cooked with peas.
Have you wished Nunu yet?
I will. She must be fast asleep.
Can I at least get a new toothpaste today, mom?
It's Nunu's birthday after all.
Can you handle this please?
This will last another week. Hold on.
Go wake her up. Go on.
Oh mom...
- And wish her properly. - Okay, fine.
And no pestering her today.
Alright. Alright.
- Mom! - Yes...
Nunu's not here!
Attention!
The water tank is full.
Please turn the motor off.
She never demanded anything from us.
One small wish she had, which we couldn't fulfil.
Sushma...no need to shed tears.
Naina will be home soon. She wouldn't have gone too far.
Right.
Well...
I looked everywhere,
including the market and neighbourhood.
She is nowhere.
Mom. I spoke to her friends.
No one knows anything.
Did you tell them anything?
I hope you used discretion.
Yeah...
I said she got a letter from the university.
They need her signature only.
Unbelievable!
Stop wasting your time here
and file a complaint with the police.
- Right... - The news will spread
if we go to the police!
- Huh? - She is a girl.
She will get married someday.
Oh, God!
What?
Are you serious?
You're least concerned about our daughter.
Still worried about others' opinions.
Can you put aside your fake pride for a minute?
The world can burn, but Sanjay Kataria will not compromise with his pride.
Sushma! Sushma! What are you doing?
This is not the time for such arguments...
When is it ever the right time, dad?
Will you stop getting angry on me?
Go check.
I got a gift for Naina.
Since it's her birthday.
We don't need any gifts, Ajay.
Just leave.
Let's not drag the kids into adult matters.
Meet, Gupta ji.
He's interested in buying our house.
I thought I would give him a short tour.
So that's your plan.
Bringing gifts on her birthday was just an excuse.
When you are here to sell the house.
Hear me out, brother. I've got an amazing deal.
Look. I am begging you.
Please leave.
Calm down, dad.
What is wrong, brother?
Why do you look so stressed?
Can you show me the house first?
It's tough to bring a car in this lane every time.
Can you just hold on for a second? Please.
Listen, sister-in-law...
You can't force us. Don't you get it?
Just leave.
I am your brother.
Can you tell me what's wrong?
Please stop pretending you're concerned about us, Ajay.
Just leave.
I am not leaving!
Can you tell me what happened?
Naina left the house.
Gone?
Gone where?
That we don't know.
Then try to find out.
She must have left a message or a letter.
Kataria sir, what is the final deal?
There is no deal!
Just leave. We are not selling the house!
I said leave. Go.
You won't find buyers for this property easily.
We're not selling anyway.
Leave. I said leave.
Did you try calling Nunu, brother?
She left her phone here.
Don't worry, brother.
We'll look for her together.
And I am not pretending, sister-in-law.
We might have our differences,
but we stand together as a family when times are tough.
Sister-in-law.
Is everything alright?
Any news yet?
God. It's Coach sir.
Jai Hind, Coach sir!
Hey, hero.
I just spoke to the coach of Dinuram College.
You can get admission through the sports quota.
What? Are you serious?
Is this a joke, sir?
Not at all.
You got the admission.
Don't forget my treat.
Yes, sir. Absolutely, sir.
Thank you so much, sir.
God bless you, son. Bye.
Okay, sir. Bye.
I've to call Nunu...
Nunu...
Where are you Nunu?
I have to share this good news with you.
Come back, Nunu.
You haven't had a morsel since morning, sister-in-law.
Eat something or you will fall sick. Eat.
Don't worry, sister-in-law.
I spoke with the ACP.
He's checking all the CCTVs in Ghaziabad.
They will find her wherever she is.
You should eat now, sister-in-law.
How can I eat?
My daughter left home because of you.
It's her birthday.
I wonder if she has eaten at all.
Just eat.
She isn't coming back if you don't eat.
And you falling sick will make things worse.
Please, brother.
Sister-in-law is already stressed out and now you're giving her a hard time.
Be quiet and don't interrupt between us.
Just leave.
We will inform you as soon as there is any news of her.
You two are to be blamed for this.
But...what did Ajay say wrong?
She left because of your harsh attitude.
I don't enjoy yelling at her either.
But you guys create such situations.
Ask your brother-in-law.
All this would have never happened
if he hadn't spoken about selling the house.
What is the problem in selling the house, brother?
You could have funded Aman's education.
Paid Naina's college fee.
But no...
But you laid the foundation of this house,
so it's not for sale.
Will you take it to your grave?
I won't take such crap from you.
Nunu.
I barely said anything that you left home.
Please, Nunu. I miss you.
I'll even keep my room clean, Nunu.
Please, just come back.
Please, Nunu.
You were always dad's favourite.
He always had a problem with me.
Indeed, he always did.
Their pointless blabbering has started again.
Honestly.
Often, I feel Nunu did the right thing by leaving.
Despite grandpa's nature,
he would have resolved this matter.
Yes, bro.
Grandpa...
Aman.
Wait here. I'll be right back.
They will never admit their mistake.
Just by looking at my face, he said start boutique.
Sister-in-law...
That's what I told my brother.
Told him what?
You provoked him.
Of course, we provoked him.
Ignoring the obvious!
After that long letter you wrote,
you should have gone somewhere less obvious.
So, when does your train leave?
Since you can't afford to buy plane tickets.
How did you know to find me here?
Grandpa would take me to Satish Park on every birthday.
And he would buy me that delicious ice cream.
Detective Bunty Kataria.
Smart and always alert.
You don't have to leave home.
You'll be married in a few years and leave eventually.
I have another plan.
I won't tell anyone that I found you.
Run away.
Then the entire house will be in my control.
I can sleep in any room I want, when I want.
With my dirty socks scattered all over.
I'll be sleeping peacefully.
Tell me...
Can you live without us?
You know, Bunty.
It was only after leaving home that I realized
there's no peace like the one you find at home.
Sometimes the place is not your home,
but the people are.
I realised that Chirag was right.
Honestly speaking,
for a moment I thought that you two...
I was joking.
Chill.
Not funny.
Here.
Talk to mom and dad.
They are worried about you.
Sister-in-law, I always thought we'd stay together as sisters.
But you treated me like a house help.
What did I do?
What did I possibly do?
Maybe I told you to massage my legs when I was totally worn out.
Was it that bad?
Did you ever ask her?
Maybe she was also exhausted.
The truth is, you always thought this house
and neighbourhood were below your standards.
You always dreamt of a home in..
- But isn't that the truth? - Uncle.
(indistinct chatter)
Uncle.
Call for you. It's Bunty.
Hello.
Speaker.
Hello, Bunty.
Speak up, son.
Naina?
Nunu.
We made a mistake.
Forgive us, please.
Your father is also saying sorry.
Tell her you are sorry. Say sorry.
Sorry, dear.
Listen, dear.
Come home, dear.
Please come home, dear.
Your dad will get you enrolled wherever you want.
Tell her.
Tell her that. Please.
Come home, dear. I will send you to Mumbai.
Just come home.
He's telling the truth.
Come back, dear.
Nunu.
Nunu...
Nunu--
Come home, dear.
It's alright, dear. It's alright.
Sorry, mom.
Who runs away from home like this?
And especially on your birthday.
We are letting you off the hook since it's your birthday.
Nunu, I was so stressed that I made a vow.
You'll have to accompany me to
Vaishnodevi to seek blessings of Mother Goddess.
And don't take offence so easily, alright?
We are middle-class people.
We don't know how to sweet-talk.
You should know,
when your uncle and I were kids,
this pointless blabbering made us stick together like glue.
Brother...
Get off.
Brother--
We are grownups now.
Nunu.
Has your cake arrived yet?
Dad...
Want to know something?
Tell me. Tell me.
I have some good news.
Is it? Tell me.
I got admission in Dinuram College in Ghaziabad through sports quota.
Is it?
Why haven't you told them?
I'm the player of the series.
It should be the talk of the town.
Let her win the match today.
And...it's still her birthday.
You're right about that, son.
Countless memories connected with this place, brother.
Many.
While the house was still under construction,
we were kids and were playing hide-and-seek.
And you hid inside the cupboard.
Couldn't be found for hours.
We were scared out of our wits.
It's coming back to me now, brother.
I remember.
Several memories.
And yet you want to sell this place.
Have some shame.
Stop being so stubborn and be practical in life.
It will make you happy.
You think I am not happy now.
I can see how happy you are.
You cannot sell this house.
There, I've said it.
I'm going to sell this house and that's final.
- You cannot have the final word. - That's it.
You can sell it after I am dead.
Again, they have started their pointless blabber.
Because pointless blabber never stops.
This endless blabber is the motor that fuels the tank of relationships.
We'll meet again and fire up the motor together.