It's 'Guru Purnima' tomorrow.
I have to make some arrangements in Dwarkamai for that.
All of Sai's devotees from Shirdi will come to Dwarkamai to see him.
- I've to give some responsibilities to Jhipri and Nandini. - Yes, Tatya.
I'm glad I met you all here. Greetings.
Everyone, listen to me.
On the occasion of 'Guru Purnima' tomorrow
I have organised a large gathering
for a well-known Guru in my small house.
I'm personally inviting all of you.
Well-known Guru?
Yes, he's a great scholar.
He's well-versed in
astrology and 'Vastu Shastra.'
To get his blessings on 'Guru Purnima' means
to get rid of all the difficulties and problems in your life.
Tatya, just this morning,
Mr Shastri told me
'Gangadhar, you're going to have a great monetary gain.'
And what can I say?
I made a gain.
What was the gain, Mr Dalvi?
You will find out about that when the time comes, Raghu.
Don't forget to come to my house tomorrow.
Don't let go of this golden chance
of bringing a change in your lives.
Okay, then.
- Yes. - See you.
Let's see who will go to Dwarkamai tomorrow
and who will come to meet Gurudev.
[mysterious music playing]
[chanting Sanskrit mantra]
'Laxman, bring my offering.'
[mysterious music playing]
Guru Ji.
[suspenseful music playing]
[conch shell playing]
Who is doing this, so early in the morning?
[sighing]
Who else but Mr Shastri?
He has a habit of offering special prayers every morning.
Do you know, no one is allowed to even go there?
Oh, God... Will he do this every morning?
- Oh, no. - What's the matter?
Did my little sparrow lose all her sleep?
Tolerate this for a few more days.
Once he gives us his blessings
then we will have so many servants in the house
that you can lie on your bed and order them around.
[laughing]
Hey, Jhipri. What are you doing here?
I'm getting started on making 'khichdi.'
It's 'Guru Purnima' today, right? Everyone will come here.
I thought I would light the pot before Sai arrives.
I brought this firewood for the pot.
Never mind, you leave this.
I will light the fire. Okay?
No, no. It's fine. I'll do it.
I said, you leave it. I'll start the fire.
It's Sai's work, so naturally, I'll do it.
I too, can do Sai's work.
And that too perfectly.
If you could do it, then it would be done by now, right?
You're not able to do it. So, let me do it.
Move aside. Let me light it.
It's okay, Tatya. I'll do it.
Please listen to me. It's not your job. Let me light the fire.
I was doing it anyway. Leave it to me.
I said, leave it.
[shouting in pain]
What have you done?
Me? What did I do? I was doing it, right?
You hurt me. My hand burnt because of you.
May Lord Rama bless you.
[dramatic music playing]
What are you both doing?
- Sai, I... - Today is 'Guru Purnima,' Sai.
People will come here.
We were trying to help you by lighting the pot.
Has the fire started?
- Yes, Sai. - Yes, Sai.
It has started.
I started it.
If all this is done, both of you can go.
You must be having other work too.
Sai, we will stay here the whole day.
Why?
Because you are the Guru for Shirdi and its people.
But I'm not your Guru.
- Why? - Why?
Because if I had been your Guru
then both of you would not fight among yourselves.
Either, I'm not your Guru
or I'm not a good Guru
because I could not bring you both together.
No, Sai. You're not wrong.
It was my mistake.
I began fighting with Tatya.
No, Sai. It was actually my mistake.
Jhipri has started lighting the fire.
I came later.
Please forgive me, Jhipri.
A good Guru brings people together.
He does not separate them.
A good Guru is one
who saves people from getting burnt.
And saves them from others too.
[theme song playing]
When two hands come together
then the burning automatically goes away.
[mellow music playing]
May Lord Rama bless you.
[theme song playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
So beautiful.
Can I take this saree, ma'am?
Your likes are getting expensive by the day, Sitara.
I stay with you, ma'am.
What will people think?
They'll say, 'Tara ma'am's servant wears such simple clothes.'
[laughing]
Hmm.
Oh, sister-in-law.
Please come, sit down.
Have a look.
You can also choose a saree for the engagement.
Lata.
Which saree did you like? Have a look.
Mr Shastri will tell which coloured saree will be auspicious for the engagement.
Does your daughter not speak?
Of course, she does.
But not much.
She was never asked anything much, to which she could reply.
My husband says, the lesser a girl speaks, the more polite she is.
He finds women who talk more, indecent.
By the way, how many guests are expected?
Mr Shastri will confirm how many people he has invited.
You must know something at least.
Who is coming from your mother's house?
Your mother is no more, but your father is there.
Is he coming alone, or will someone else come too?
My husband will look into all that.
I'll be back. Come, Lata.
[dramatic music playing]
- Sitara... - Ma'am...
I think there is some spicy gossip here
which might interest us.
I'll try to find out more,
you just wait for me.
Hmm.
Welcome, Gurudev.
What is happening here?
It's 'Guru Purnima' today.
On this auspicious occasion
I have told everyone in Shirdi, about you.
I've told all the villagers
that they should come here and take advantage of your presence.
And take your blessings.
Everyone will soon come here.
Please sit here, Gurudev.
Until then, please tell me something about my future.
Time to get happy, Dalvi.
Very soon, you're going to earn a huge profit.
P-Profit?
And it's going to be your biggest earning yet.
[gasping]
[dramatic music playing]
They should all come soon.
Mr Dalvi,
everyone is Shirdi has gone to Dwarkamai to meet Sai.
I'm coming from there itself.
I, too, have to see now
who this imposter is who has corrupted everyone's mind in Shirdi.
Uh... Gurudev!
Is he Sai?
Yes, Gurudev.
He is the same imposter.
And the fools who are standing around him
are his blind devotees.
Some think of him as their mother, others as father, friend or Guru.
What do I say?
Greetings.
May Lord Rama bless you.
I want to apply sandalwood paste to you.
I'm not God.
It's okay.
Scholars tell us that God resides in everyone.
I can see God in you.
God is in everyone.
If you want to apply sandalwood paste, then apply it to everyone.
But how will this be enough for everyone?
It will be enough, brother.
These miracles happen when Sai is here.
Bayaza Maa.
Oh, Sai... This is a miracle.
The paste is not finishing at all.
[joyous music playing]
You can still apply it to two more people.
[clearing throat]
Sai, I've brought Hapus Mangoes from Konkan.
Especially for you.
Sai, what shall we do with these mangoes?
Leave them here, Tatya.
Lord Rama will tell us what to do with them.
Did you see that, Gurudev?
He told him to apply the free sandalwood paste to everyone.
But kept the expensive mangoes to himself.
This is how cunning he is.
I came here for my daughter's engagement.
But before I leave Shirdi
all these people will be standing at your doorstep
to get a glimpse of me.
What you say, is the truth, Gurudev.
[dramatic music playing]
'You are the only one who can defeat him, Gurudev.'
[theme song playing]
Do you know why the villagers are sitting in front of this ascetic?
Why, Gurudev?
Because these poor villagers don't understand knowledge.
That's why they bowed their head before whatever they found.
The day
these villagers identify the true scholar and understand knowledge
that day, they will stop following this wanderer.
And they will come to your door to meet me.
I promise to do this before leaving Shirdi.
The villagers should know
whom to bow down before
and whom to turn away from.
Excuse me.
You cannot go from Dwarkamai without taking the offering.
And we have the community feast today, since it's 'Guru Purnima.'
Please take this.
May Sai Baba's grace always stay on you.
Hail Sai Ram.
She wasn't his devotee when she came to Shirdi.
She began following him later on.
And she behaves as if she has been his devotee for many lifetimes.
It will change.
All this will change very soon.
The British Government has organised a cricket match.
Every team from the Bombay Constituency will be there.
Organising what?
Cricket match.
It's a game which is played by British officers.
It is played with a wooden bat and ball.
I see.
You have to organise snacks and drinks for the game.
The officers will need energy drinks during the game. Meaning...
A drink to help them get rid of their tiredness.
They have suggested sugarcane juice.
I'm giving you the responsibility of arranging the sugarcane.
'The sugarcane juice sent by me will be drunk by big British officers.'
'Everyone will find out'
'who Gangadhar Dalvi is.'
You're very kind
that you thought I am worthy of it.
Why just sugarcane, I'll give lemons, ginger and pepper?
When they drink the juice mixed with this, they will feel refreshed.
- Remember one thing. - Yes.
The sugarcane that you bring, should be top quality.
Don't even worry about it, sir.
I'll send the best sugarcane for the top officials.
Okay, get started. And...
Those two girls, Nandini and Jhipri...
Has their work been done?
Is it possible that I would not fulfil your order?
Good.
It will be done. How many kilograms are needed?
I mean, you did a good thing.
Vishwa.
- Yes, mother. - Uh...
Greetings, mother.
What's the matter?
I have one request, sir.
Both you and your mother should come to Shirdi.
My Guru, Gurudev Shastri, has come.
He's a scholar.
He's staying at my place.
His daughter is getting engaged.
I would come, but I have a lot of work here.
If your mother would get out of the house
then it would go her good. She will feel nice.
Okay, I'll let you know.
Sir, if you come, then it will be an honour for us.
It's a great honour for us.
And our Guru's predictions are never wrong.
If you have any doubts or questions in your mind
then you can ask him.
It's always been me who has decided my fate, Mr Dalvi.
I don't need any astrologer to tell me what my future holds for me.
[tense music playing]
Okay.
I'll take leave. Okay, mother.
[dramatic music playing]
We've reached the temple.
May Lord Rama bless you.
- Lata. - Hmm.
Isn't he the same man who came in front of the bullock cart?
Yes.
Sai.
I'm going out for a new job.
Please bless me.
May Lord Rama bless you.
[mellow music playing]
Excuse me.
Whose feet did you touch? Who is he?
Him? He's Sai.
Sai Baba.
He is our everything in Shirdi.
Sai Baba of Shirdi.
Baba.
[mellow music playing]
Baba.
[mellow music playing]
You've been waiting to call someone as 'Baba' for 16 years, right?
[theme song playing]
This is how the relationship between a father and daughter is.
A father's presence ensures that no tears drop from the daughter's eyes.
And a father's separation
doesn't stop the tears from a daughter's eyes.
Whether the daughter is near or far
a father's love stays with his daughter in the form of blessings.
How did you know
that I haven't met my father in 16 years?
You were the one said it, in your mind.
Baba!
[theme song playing]
May Lord Rama bless you.
So, this is the story.
I must share this gossip with ma'am.
[sinister music playing]
She is my daughter, Lata.
She's getting engaged in two days and married soon after.
Then she will move to Bombay.
I don't know when I'll meet her again.
Please bless her, Baba.
Bless her that everything works out fine.
May Lord Rama bless you.
Lord Rama will do
whatever is good for you.
[joyous music playing]
Your daughter is very pretty.
But she will not like Bombay.
She'll be happy if she stays close to her parents.
[theme song playing]
In today's world, people show off their clothes, cars and money
with the thought that, whatever glitters is the truth.
But Sai Baba teaches us
that whatever is real, stays calm.
And whatever is fake makes noise.
Showing off brings neither respect nor peace.
Because the situation can change in a second.
The one who is on top today
can come down to the ground tomorrow.
Dalvi is trying to show off his riches
during Mr Shastri's daughter's engagement.
He's trying to show how high his status is
by inviting a big officer like Vishwanath.
But how long with the pride and glory of this show last?
Only the Almighty knows.
Sai says,
'Just like how flowers don't show off their fragrance'
'similarly, people should live their achievements quietly.
Showing off gives rise to arrogance and arrogance leads to destruction.
But humility makes place in everyone's hearts
and earns respect among loved ones.
Hail Sai Ram.