Makaji and Kondaji?
Yes, sir?
- Take the calf. - Okay, sir. - Yes.
You can't take it.
What you're doing is utterly wrong, sir.
[tense music playing]
Everyone, move.
If you have the guts to separate a child from his mother,
feel free to take him.
[mellow music playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
'Mom! No!'
'Why? Is it tickling you?'
'Where are you going? Stay here.'
'My lovely son!'
[suspenseful music playing]
'Come!'
'I don't want to come.'
- 'Come! - Mom! - I told you to come!'
'Your mom won't come.'
- 'Come! - Mom!'
[devotional song playing]
A mother has the power to fight
the whole world for the sake of her child.
[sentimental music playing]
'Vishwanath!'
- 'Vishwanath! - Come.'
'Vishwanath!'
'My son!'
'Are you okay?'
'My Vishwanath will go nowhere.'
'I won't let him go.'
'His father is gone!'
'Hereafter, he has to work'
'in the mill to run the house.'
'So, what if his father isn't here? His mother is still here.'
'I will work.'
'I will run the house'
'so my son can study and become an officer.'
'Wow! Do you see that?'
'She wants her son to be the collector.'
'Yes! He will become a collector.'
'He will become a higher authority and do great things in life.'
'He will make great decisions.'
'He will make the right decisions so that'
'nobody faces injustice'
'or atrocities.'
'Sure! Go ahead and dream about it.'
'You don't need anything to dream.'
'But when dreams don't come true,'
'they start pricking.'
'This dream will come true.'
'I am sure.'
[scoffing]
[sentimental music playing]
'Are you okay, my dear?'
'Mom, I was scared.'
'I thought uncle would'
'distance me from you forever.'
'No, dear.'
'Nobody can distance you from me.'
'I am your mother.'
'I can fight the world for you.'
What happened?
Did this remind you of something?
[devotional song playing]
People who understand their mother's love are fortunate.
They value it.
[devotional song playing]
God Khandoba,
sir helped me in that forest due to your blessings.
He got me out of there.
If he hadn't saved me...
Please protect him always.
You didn't thank Sai.
One must thank
the person responsible for it.
Running from your past doesn't liberate you from it.
The more you run from your past,
the more it chases you.
The more you turn your back on your past,
the more it will stand before you.
If your fear stems from the past,
the strength to fight that fear also lies in the past.
But you must face your past for that.
You need to accept it.
[mellow music playing]
When Nandini went missing,
I was terrified
as you weren't here, either.
But when I saw you coming,
I don't know what
gave me a strange strength
and the belief
that till my Sai is with me,
nothing will happen to my Nandini.
God Ram will bless you.
'Running from your past doesn't liberate you from it.'
'The more you run from your past,'
'the more it chases you.'
'The more you turn your back on your past,'
'the more it will stand before you.'
Nandini?
Here.
Eat something.
Jhipri, did you cook the food?
You could've told me. I should be doing it anyway.
I want to apologise to you.
Yesterday,
I spoke way beyond what I should have, which upset you, and you left.
Please forgive me.
Okay. Eat something.
Jhipri, that would be a sin.
Sin?
Which sin?
Okay, fine.
You can eat it yourself.
You're safe by Sai's grace.
Jhipri?
Vishwanath hasn't returned since yesterday.
I wonder where he is.
Is everything okay?
Vishwanath?
What happened, dear?
Hey, Vishwanath!
Are you crying?
Mom, please let me be like this.
But tell me, what happened?
Nothing.
Nothing can happen to the son
who has you as his mother.
Then, why these tears?
Your voice has changed.
Tell me, son. Where are you coming from?
I made a decision.
A decision?
Was it a hard one?
Make the right decisions, no matter how hard they are.
You've taught me that, mom.
Son, you were my pride
and will always be.
Mom,
on the day of 'Gudi Padwa',
I will try to spend as much time as I can with you.
You're always with me even when
you're not by my side.
Son, you can do your work if you have to.
I am not upset with you now. It's true.
I'm not angry.
Okay. Sit. I've made 'varan' and rice for you.
Oh, yes! I'll set up your table.
- Sit. - No, mom. Today...
I don't want the table today.
Today,
I want you to feed me.
[sentimental music playing]
What happened? Why are you both so scared?
You should be scared, as well, sir.
What we're about to say is terrifying, sir.
Jhipri, how many times have I told you?
I'll request you again. You can say Sai's name any number of times.
But by talking about Sai in front of me,
you're troubling me... - Look.
First of all, I don't do anything to trouble you.
Also, why does my saying Sai's name bother you?
You should think about that.
If Sai doesn't matter,
my taking his name
shouldn't bother you, either.
Do you think
Sai is doing all this to trouble you?
He's trying to show you how
to face your past and live happily.
Jhipri, I don't want to walk on the path he shows me.
Nandini, it doesn't matter what you want,
because I know
Sai is always with you.
Where was your Sai's mercy
when I was in that pit
all night alone?
I was screaming for help.
Sir risked his life to save me.
He ensured I was unharmed.
You are correct.
Sir ensured you remain unharmed.
But tell me, Nandini.
How did this corner of
your 'dupatta' tear?
It was stuck between the rocks.
What is sir's fault in that?
Do you know
what I tied in your 'dupatta'?
Sai's sacred ashes.
[devotional song playing]
'Who is playing the flute? Who are you?'
'Please help me!'
'Help will come when it's supposed to.'
[dramatic music playing]
You let the calf remain in Shirdi.
But what about Johnson sir's feast, sir?
Make arrangements for what was previously decided.
Nothing else.
Okay, sir.
Sir?
What about Nandini?
I wanted to ask you the same thing, sir.
Should we talk to her...
For spying on Sai?
Sai spoke to her, and so did I.
Why doesn't Nandini understand?
You've come at the right time, Lakshmi.
I need your help.
[devotional song playing]
What help?
The summer season is around the corner.
I've made a few pots.
So many!
They're occupying a lot of space.
Please, will you stack them up?
In the meantime, I'll give food to Devi and Balu.
Yes, Sai.
He didn't give me the chance to say what I came here for.
He has me working on something else.
[pots crashing]
What happened, Lakshmi?
I stacked a few pots.
But they fell
and broke.
No problem.
We have more pots.
Come. Let's try together.
[mellow music playing]
No, Sai.
I can't do it.
I am scared they would break again.
You couldn't handle a few pots.
That wavered your self-confidence.
Similarly, think of the kind of life Nandini
has lived up until now.
She trusted others numerous times in the past.
Those people broke her trust every time.
Imagine what she has been through.
She must've gone through so much.
[sentimental music playing]
When we trust someone and that person breaks it,
we assume it was our mistake.
We start losing confidence in ourselves and doubt
whether we can differentiate between right and wrong.
But the truth is,
it's not wrong to trust someone.
Those who can't respect
that trust are at fault.
They couldn't value
and understand the responsibilities that came with it.
Then, why do we punish ourselves for their mistakes?
If we can't trust ourselves because of our experiences,
it means we've given our ropes to those
who have broken our trust.
We must hold our ropes to live our lives to the fullest.
Your methods are unique, Sai.
Have patience, Lakshmi.
Nandini will soon realise
the emptiness in her life.
The one who makes her realise it
will also complete her life's void.
[devotional song playing]
She has returned.
However, who knows whether or not she will complete the decorations!
'Gudi Padwa' is in two days.
'If your fear stems from the past,'
'the strength to fight that fear also lies in the past.'
'But you must face your past for that.'
'You need to accept it.'
[flute playing]
I won't fight my fear.
People can think whatever they want about me.
I will not complete that work.
Everything will be fine.
Here you go, son. Keep this.
I cannot accept this.
I have everything by Sai's grace.
Sai?
Yes. I've heard about him.
But if God Bholenath wills my next visit to Shirdi,
I will definitely meet your Sai.
I must leave for Nashik for now.
Mr Ramcharan,
meet him since you're here this time.
Meeting him will benefit you.
Where can I meet him?
I am that
which passes away.
I made you laugh
or cry.
You can neither catch nor call me.
But you can see me in memories.
I can be a story
or a lesson.
I hide behind the dates and smile.
Tell me, who am I?
[pleasant music playing]
We're friends. Right?
Whisper the riddle's answer to me, Sai.
Past!
He's talking about the past.
The past is the correct answer to this riddle.
[dramatic music playing]
You asked us the riddle.
Then, why did he answer it?
He is Sai.
Hail Sai Ram.
By God Bholenath's grace, this is a miracle!
He told me you could solve
any of my recent problems.
I told him,
'My problem is not recent. It's related to my past.'
I said the word 'past',
which turned out to be the correct answer to your riddle.
Everyone's truth is the same.
[devotional song playing]
Sai, by God Bholenath's grace,
I've heard a lot about you.
That's why I've come to you for the solution to my problem.
Please eliminate my problems.
I will give you a double of these coins.
[dramatic music playing]
Shirdi's soil is pure for me.
What else can I do with the soil of some other land?
Soil? It's not soil, Sai.
This is pure gold.
[devotional song playing]
Soil?
[tense music playing]
Past!
You cannot strike deals for your past.
It's our duty to bring ourselves out of
our past's darkness.
Only then can we step towards a bright future.
[tense music playing]
Two demons harass us in our lives.
One is worrying about the future, and the other is the past's sorrow.
Surprisingly, both the demons come together to trouble us.
Bad experiences of our past increase our worries for the future.
Whereas, the future's scary imaginations
deepen our past's sorrow.
If you think about it, you realise it's all about imagination.
We get trapped in this imagination
and ruin our reality.
People usually get stuck
in the thoughts of the past and the future
and fail to enjoy the present.
Rethinking past memories
is like experiencing a bad incident repeatedly.
For example, Nandini is so scared of her past
that she cannot take a step towards a bright future.
Sai is trying to explain to her and us
that we must stop imagining our past and future
and perform such good deeds in the present
that they heal our past
and increase the beauty of the future.
Hail Sai Ram.