Nandini,
will you paint this doll?
No.
I don't know how to paint.
How can you say that you don't know how to paint?
How can you say that I know painting?
Because of my clothes?
A person's personality
is not judged by his clothes.
All I know is that
doll lovers
know how to paint it.
As it is, how will you know
if you can paint until you try?
Don't you understand what I am saying?
I don't know how to paint! That's it.
I hate colours.
You better not talk to me
because I don't understand anything you say.
[sentimental music playing]
I wonder why everyone admires him so much.
He says random things to people.
Hail Sai Ram!
I told Jhipri
to snap out of Sai's deception.
I must crush Sai's illusion for Jhipri.
Had I known Kisan would turn out to be such a massive fool
and scaredy,
I would've never sent him there.
Sir, Sai didn't spare an officer
who is at a high post and is as educated as yourself.
Remember the snake incident?
[snakes hissing]
Then, how can Kisan hold a candle to Sai?
Sai instilled such fear in his heart...
I will kill that fear.
He needs to enter my area once.
Sai wants to play the game of fear.
Okay.
Now, I will play this game
with Sai and Shirdi.
I will instil such fear against Sai in the hearts
of Shirdi's residents that they will oust him.
I need
only one piece of concrete evidence.
To collect this evidence, we need someone
who isn't influenced by Sai or doesn't fear him.
Someone who stays with Sai and updates us about every moment.
Once Sai is arrested, I'll show him what fear is.
But until we get such a person,
you must do this job, Mr Dalvi.
Your wish is my command, sir.
Dalvi can do anything for you.
But we must soon find someone to help us
uproot Sai entirely.
To destroy Sai's kingdom, we need an insider from Shirdi.
We need someone who can stay near him without believing him blindly.
[dramatic music playing]
I will end Sai's chapter.
[dramatic music playing]
I will end Sai's chapter today.
[dramatic music playing]
Vishwanath, he...
Who is he, Vishwanath?
You seem disturbed whenever you meet him.
No, mom. It's not like that.
Vishwanath!
Tell me one thing.
There's a temple in the house. Then, why do you visit temples outside?
Visit the temple with me once.
A grand celebration is going on for 'padwa'.
Vishwanath!
Son, come here. Listen to me.
Sit down now!
Mom!
Vishwanath,
the festival
of 'Gudi Padwa' is around the corner.
I know it.
You don't believe in God.
But you believe in your mom. Right?
You are my God.
Tell me, what should I give you?
Give me my son's company for an entire day.
Take a day off from work and spend a day with me.
Tell me, can you give your mom this gift?
Okay.
On the day of 'Gudi Padwa', your Vishwanath will be with you.
I won't leave your sight, not even for a moment.
- Holiday! - Holiday!
We will get a holiday, as well!
Wait a minute.
Why will you both get a holiday?
Sir, 'Gudi Padwa'?
A holiday for 'Gudi Padwa'.
I've taken a day off for my mother, not for a festival.
Then, we'll also take a day off for our mothers.
Your mother...
Mother?
- Mom! - Mom!
Yes. I am your mother, as well. Okay?
Yes.
Vishwanath, 'Gudi Padwa' is an important festival.
It's the first day of the year. How would you feel if someone
didn't give you a day off?
Grant them a holiday.
Come on. Give them.
Hmm.
- May glory be to... - Madam!
- May glory be to... - 'Padwa'!
- May glory be to... - Vishwanath Shinde sir!
Did you give Sai the quilts?
I gave it to him and saw
your Sai's ill deeds.
Nandini, how often have I told you
not to say such things for Sai?
You may or may not like this.
But I will say what I saw.
What did you see?
I saw Sai take money.
Money?
- From whom? - From those who he gave the quilts.
This means he took it for free and is earning money now.
Shh! Quiet!
Jhipri, you can silence me.
But the truth I saw will not turn into a lie.
- Nandini, you're misunderstanding. - Misunderstanding?
Nandini doesn't have a misunderstanding.
- Greetings. - Trust her, Lakshmi.
The ones I gave the quilts to are poor.
But they're self-respecting.
They were reluctant to accept the quilts without giving me money.
I didn't want to hurt their self-respect.
That's why I took one paisa
for one quilt from them.
50 paise for 50 quilts.
Wow!
We need 50 paise to make one quilt.
You sold it off in one paisa.
I didn't sell it.
Yes, right! You donated it!
My sister worked hard for it.
But who will earn the merit of charity? You will.
Hey! Have you started again, Nandini?
Sai is inflicting losses on you and acting to be great.
I have given the quilts. Yes.
But the donation is done by Lakshmi.
Lord Ram notes down everything.
Lakshmi will reap the fruits of this charity.
Which fruits?
When will she get the fruit?
Will she get it today, tomorrow,
after a month or after a year?
When will she get it? Tell me!
What if she doesn't get it?
Why are you interfering?
What else should I do, Jhipri?
You've blindfolded yourself.
I've been noticing that despite stumbling,
you're not correcting yourself.
Jhipri, am I wrong?
If he knows you will reap the fruits,
he must know when that will happen.
So, tell us. When will she reap the fruits?
Also, prove that you're right.
Then, I will do as you say.
If what I am saying turns out to be true,
you will do what I say.
Listen!
I have these ten bucks.
Can you give me 25 paise change?
Can you give me?
You can keep these ten bucks.
You can give me the remaining money later.
I have to pay the bullock cart driver.
Don't donate it to him now.
He needs it.
It's a matter of 25 paise.
Here you go.
Please keep these ten bucks.
No. Let it be.
Are these your quilts?
- Yes. - So, do you make
- quilts in Shirdi? - Yes.
Look at that. Such a huge coincidence!
We went to Bombay last month.
We asked the vendor where these quilts were made.
He told me they were made in Shirdi.
I'm visiting Shirdi today to meet you.
I want 100 such quilts within a week.
Will I get it?
100 quilts can be made in a week.
Yes. But we've stopped donations.
We only sell these.
Madam, I'm here to buy them.
I mean... One and a half rupee for one quilt.
So, it will come up to Rs 150.
[devotional song playing]
I'm giving you Rs 100.
I'll give you the rest after getting the quilts.
Here you go.
[dramatic music playing]
Please take it.
[devotional song playing]
Thank you.
[devotional song playing]
This is my address.
Send the quilts to this address.
Yes, sure.
Yes. Thank you.
[devotional song playing]
You got one and a half rupee for a quilt worth 50 paise.
God Ram has settled the score.
You said if I am proven right,
you would do as I say.
Form a bond with colours, Nandu.
Paint Guthli's doll.
[dramatic music playing]
'Nandu!'
'Dad is calling me. Let's go.'
[thud]
[metal banging]
'Dad!'
[sentimental music playing]
'How should I tell him?'
'Whenever I see colours, '
'I'm reminded of that day.'
'The day dad left me, '
'my bond with colours was broken.'
'It can never be formed again.'
I have some work for you.
Emily's birthday is in three days.
I want you to supervise all the arrangements personally.
Emily wants to celebrate her birthday in Kopargaon.
For some reason, she loves the place.
Sir...
Is that a problem?
'On the day of 'Gudi Padwa', your Vishwanath will be with you.'
'I won't leave your sight, not even for a moment.'
Sir...
Okay. If you have some other more important work,
I'll assign it to someone else, a better
British officer.
They will jump at the opportunity.
- Enjoy yourself. - Sir,
I'll make the arrangements.
- Rest assured. - Jolly good.
Sir!
[dramatic music playing]
We've distributed the responsibility for the feast and the other tasks.
But there's a problem.
Every year, Aunt Shanta would take up
decorating the walls and making 'rangoli'.
But she's gone to Bombay this year.
So, who should we assign this responsibility?
I know who you can assign this responsibility to.
I've called her.
[devotional song playing]
Go, Nandini. Sai called you there
because of some urgent work.
Stop washing clothes. Go quickly.
Jhipri, I don't want to go.
Why?
Jhipri, I listen to everything you say.
But I can't do this.
Look, Jhipri.
Sai doesn't understand me, and I don't understand him.
I don't want to meet him.
I can understand that you don't understand Sai.
It's impossible that Sai doesn't understand you.
He's an omniscient.
Sai can see what exists
and what's not visible to us.
That's fantastic.
Sai is great. Okay?
Please spare me.
Okay.
I'll let Sai know.
Arrangements for 'Padwa' need to be made.
I'm going. I have a lot of work.
Thankfully, I'm spared.
I'll finish this work.
I tried talking to her.
But Nandini refused to come here.
[dreamy music playing]
Hey! My bangles!
[devotional song playing]
Hey! Stop! My bangles!
My bangles!
[dreamy music playing]
Stop! Give them to me! Come on.
[devotional song playing]
Now that you're here, do my work, Nandu.
[dramatic music playing]
Yes, Sai.
Now that she's here, she will do the work.
What work is she supposed to do, Sai?
Decorating God Maruti and God Khandoba's temple.
Making 'rangolis' in different locations of Shirdi.
I've told you numerous times.
Why don't you understand?
I don't want to work with colours.
Also, stop calling me Nandu.
Only my father can call me that,
nobody else.
Understood?
Nandini, what are you saying?
How dare you talk to Sai in that manner!
[tense music playing]
Nandini, what happened? What are you thinking about?
Sai gave you such a lovely task.
- Jhipri, not me... - Nandini,
if not for Sai,
agree to do it for my sake.
I'm asking you to do it as a sister.
If you love me,
please agree to do it.
[tense music playing]
Okay, Jhipri.
Only for you!
[mellow music playing]
[dramatic music playing]
You must form a relationship with these colours first.
Befriend them.
That's why take them with you.
Spread this colour throughout the way.
[devotional song playing]
The universe may rejoin that broken relationship.
[devotional song playing]
Sai, how can a girl with no sense of colours decorate using them?
Yes, Sai.
That's evident with her clothes.
She wears strange clothes.
She has no excitement for 'Gudi Padwa'
or for making 'rangoli'.
Sai, what if she ruins the work?
It wouldn't have been a problem on any other day.
'Gudi Padwa' is an important festival for all of us.
The climate is changing,
as if the sky wants to tell us something.
'Spread colours throughout the way.'
'The universe may rejoin that broken relationship.'
What nonsense!
What will happen if I throw the colours?
[dreamy music playing]
Wow! A rainbow!
It's also white.
[devotional song playing]
[dreamy music playing]
Sai, a white rainbow?
How is that possible?
A rainbow has seven colours.
It has only one colour.
[dreamy music playing]
All colours come from one colour.
Red!
[devotional song playing]
Yellow!
[devotional song playing]
Green!
'The universe may rejoin that broken relationship.'
I will see how it rejoins the relationship.
This...
[dramatic music playing]
[devotional song playing]
Drawing conclusions based on someone's clothes.
Drawing conclusions based on the way someone talks.
Humans have been making these mistakes for centuries.
But there is one truth we've observed for centuries.
What the world thought wasn't good enough to paint the ground
has painted the sky.
[devotional song playing]
Sai's motive is not to increase the number of his devotees.
Sai's motive is to help as many people as possible.
They may or may not believe in Sai.
The problems can be external or internal.
Helping someone resolve a problem externally
is easy.
It's hard to resolve a problem lying inside a person.
Many times, we don't realise
where the root cause of our problem is.
How will we cure it without knowing it?
Usually,
people try to solve the problem by looking at it superficially,
which is wrong.
You must resolve the problem by internalising it.
That is Sai's preaching.
That is why Sai's methods
are unique.
These methods
ensure we understand and face the root cause
of our problems.
Actual change is possible
only after accepting the truth.
To discover Sai Baba's preachings
and experience these incidents,
continue watching Shirdi Wale Sai Baba.
Hail Sai Ram.