Gurudev, could you please stay for a few more days?
No, Gangadhar. I must go now.
But I'll be back soon.
My daughter will get married in Shirdi now
and right before Sai.
This engagement is the first step towards victory.
When Sai will stand defeated in front of Shirdi,
the trust that Shirdi's residents have in him will be shattered.
Where are these mother-daughter duo?
It has taken them too long to return from the temple.
[laughing]
Oh, wow! You're happy because you'll soon go home. Right?
You should've stayed a couple more days.
By the way, your breakfast and the luggage are ready.
Dad,
I met grandpa today.
Grandpa?
How?
Where?
He
came to Shirdi.
Did he? What was he here for?
Father said he got lost.
An ascetic showed him the way.
The path led him to Shirdi.
That ascetic was Sai.
[tense music playing]
Come. Eat your breakfast.
Let's go.
If you could stay for a few more days,
we could've taught Sai a lesson.
I must stay now.
I won't leave without showing Sai his place.
[tense music playing]
[conch shell sound playing]
[groaning]
Wake up.
What is it?
What do you mean? Can't you hear the sound?
They've started again.
He was about to leave, but no!
No, wait. I am fated to have a disturbed sleep.
I told you to bear it for a few more days.
Rest assured that his stay will benefit us.
He's here to teach Sai a lesson.
It's a matter of a few days, Tara.
Then, we'll be free from Mr Shastri,
Sai, and Sai's devotees. Sleep off.
By the way, the predictions
that Sai makes come true.
His words come true at times.
What if the thing he said about Lata turns out to be true?
Why are you blabbering such negative things in the morning?
Gurudev must win. It's imperative.
You shall see it.
He will leave no stone unturned
to prove Sai wrong. You will see it.
Additionally,
he has no other option
but to prove his predictions true.
Why? What worse can happen if he loses?
My Gurudev had a mentor. He's no more.
If Gurudev loses,
where
will he go to regain the knowledge?
- Hmm. - Understood?
- Sleep now. - I should be sleepy for that.
Hmm.
[Tara clears throat]
[mellow music playing]
- Mr Shastri, greetings. - May God bless you.
- God Ram will bless you.
Good morning, Sai.
God Ram will bless you.
[tense music playing]
I see it every morning, Gurudev.
Shirdi's residents flock around Sai.
However, Gurudev, some people from Shirdi are now supporting you.
If I stay back in Shirdi for a few more days,
everyone will flock around me.
[sinister music playing]
Someone, please give me something.
Someone, give me some food.
[tense music playing]
Someone, please give me something.
Hey!
Step back. Take four steps behind.
Hey, fool! Step back!
What are you doing? Why did you come so close to Gurudev? Move!
Three more steps! Step back!
[tense music playing]
How are you, Mangesh?
This disease snatched everything from me, Sai.
Okay. Let me see how much this disease is bothering you. Come.
[devotional song playing]
Gurudev?
[devotional song playing]
What does this ascetic want to prove?
Does he understand the pain of the leprosy patients?
He doesn't know how leprosy spreads.
The day he gets leprosy, I will ask him.
You are correct, Gurudev.
I left Shirdi a few months ago, Sai.
I wandered from place to place in search of work.
I don't know when I contracted this disease.
My family started staying away from me
out of the fear of contracting this disease.
I've come to Shirdi today.
Before I could come to you...
Sit, Mangesh.
This disease took everything from me.
I don't have any desire to live my life.
[mellow music playing]
'You lose when your heart loses. You win when your heart wins.'
'Kabir says you will find God Hari within your heart.'
[mellow music playing]
I can't understand Sai, but I want to.
I've met my granddaughter. I can die at peace now.
No, father. Why are you saying so?
Greetings.
Your daughter told me.
You were lost and reached Shirdi. Good.
We could meet years later.
So, why didn't you come for all these days?
Didn't you miss your daughter?
I pray for my daughter's happy married life daily.
You're concerned for your daughter.
A daughter's age doesn't matter.
Even if she's gone to her in-laws' house after marriage,
a father always prays for her happy life.
You have a daughter, too. You can resonate with this.
I am not worried about my daughter.
I've secured her future.
Things will turn out great for her.
My blessings are with everyone, and it will always be.
[tense music playing]
Greetings.
[tense music playing]
Marriage?
Son?
If I don't give birth to a son,
will I be deprived of meeting my parents forever?
What are you doing here all alone?
Will you stay silent in front of your husband, too?
Say something or the poor lawyer will get bored of you.
Lata?
Come.
What happened, Lata? You seem disturbed.
You must be nervous about leaving your house
and going to another city after your marriage. Right?
Hey!
Wait.
[devotional song playing]
Keep this with you.
When you feel nervous or restless,
take a look at this.
It is Sai Baba's blessing.
[sentimental music playing]
[devotional song playing]
Sai, I've brought him today.
He will also help you.
Greetings, Sai.
God Ram will bless you.
Isn't he Mangesh?
[dramatic music playing]
Mangesh returned to Shirdi today.
I will be treating him all day.
Sai!
[mellow music playing]
Sai, I'm going back.
I've come seeking your permission.
You helped me meet my daughter several years later.
How did you get here?
I had a dream of someone being in God Khandoba's temple.
It was someone special who was doing something with flowers.
That dream made me feel
that I should find God Khandoba's temple.
Do you know who that person was?
That's how you called him here.
Allah will take care.
Had I come a day earlier,
I could have blessed my granddaughter
on her engagement day.
But fate decides what will happen.
I am not an astrologer like Laxman.
Stay in Shirdi for another three days, as you're already here.
Three days?
Look.
Sai doesn't say anything without a reason. Stay here.
Okay, Sai, as you say.
God Ram will bless you.
Sai, you helped him
meet his daughter and granddaughter.
Can you cure my disease and help me meet my family?
Be it a disease or a societal tradition.
If it breaks a family,
it has to be cured.
[devotional song playing]
Bayaza Maa.
[devotional song playing]
I'm going to retrieve some herbs for Mangesh's treatment.
I'll be back soon.
Please look after him till then.
Yes.
[mellow music playing]
498.
499. 500!
Come on. Lift it.
Okay? Yes.
- 500 quilts? - Are they ready?
Have you counted them? Have you missed a couple?
It might have a couple extra. You can check it.
There are precisely 500 quilts. I counted them right now.
Come on.
Hey! Where's the money for the quilt?
'Today, Nandini will send the quilt order to sir.'
'Dalvi sir, what about our commission?'
'Consider you've got the commission.'
'What commission, and how much will it be, sir?'
'Just do as I say.'
'But Dalvi sir,'
'sir must not know about it.'
'Stop worrying about your sir.'
'I will handle him.'
This is the government's job. You don't get paid for it.
Hey! What do you mean?
We had fixed a price for these 500 quilts.
I won't let you take these quilts until you pay the price.
Won't you let us take it?
These were made for the government.
They belong to the government.
How can you stop us from taking it?
Obstructing official work is a crime.
That's robbery! It's a betrayal!
Huh?
Did you call the British government a thief?
Taking this without paying the fixed amount is akin to theft.
Nandini!
Please refrain from saying anything that could worsen the situation.
Jhipri, how can I let them take it?
Did we ask sir for this order? No, right?
Sir called us to assign this order.
Also, didn't you both bring Dalvi sir here?
We took a loan from him because you told us to.
What?
Did we tell you to?
You did it because sir said so, not us.
Sir is well-versed in the rules laid down by this government.
Obstructing official work is a crime.
Sai! Jhipri, where is Sai?
Ensure they stay here. I'll bring Sai.
He will find a solution to this problem.
[dramatic music playing]
'Baba!'
Baba!
Where is Baba?
What happened, Nandu? Why are you stressed out?
I need to speak with Baba right now.
- Baba! - But he's gone to retrieve herbs from the forest.
What happened?
We made 500 quilts, and the price was fixed.
However, they're now taking the quilts and refusing to pay us.
Come. I'll come with you.
Mom, I'll be right back.
- Yes. - Come.
- Kondaji! - Yes?
What if Sai lets snakes and scorpions free again?
I wonder what this deceptive Sai will do to us upon coming.
I don't understand
why you agreed to work for a man like Vishwanath Shinde.
Don't you know he is Sai and Shirdi's enemy?
You both better pay the amount
that was fixed for the quilts.
Okay, fine. We will come with the police now.
Only then will we take the government's quilts.
- Come on. - Wait.
Please take the quilts. You need not bring the police.
[dramatic music playing]
Okay, fine. Hey! Come on.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
[Makaji kulning]
[tense music playing]
What will happen now?
I had refused before.
We've incurred a loss and are indebted to Dalvi sir.
Congratulations! You've completed a massive order.
I saw Makaji and Kondaji
take the quilts.
Hence, I came immediately.
Okay. Return my rightful money now.
I've also got the paper.
[tense music playing]
What happened? Say something.
I see.
Seeing so much money together has made you greedy. Huh?
Are you thinking of robbing it?
Let me warn you. I want my money.
I helped you by giving you money, as Vishwanath Shinde sir said so.
I won't tolerate a loss!
Return my money.
How can we return your money?
They didn't give us our money.
Did they not pay you? Then, why did you let them have the order?
[dramatic music playing]
Anyway, why do I care?
I want my money. That's it.
If you can't return my money,
this factory will be mine starting today.
Everything in it is mine.
The people working here are also mine.
I mean... They will work for me henceforth.
[dramatic music playing]
[water trickling]
[devotional song playing]
May God bless you.
Hey, Mr Appa!
- Greetings. - Greetings.
Seeing Mangesh yesterday made me feel so sad.
I want to open a hospital in Shirdi
to help such patients who nobody tends to.
You're great, Mr Shastri.
What a precious suggestion!
I am sure nobody will have problems in Shirdi by your grace.
[mellow music playing]
Hail Sai Ram.
Hey, Mangesh!
Hey! Listen.
[tense music playing]
Did you recover within a day?
It is all Sai Baba's mercy.
[mellow music playing]
Yesterday, Baba spent the entire day treating me.
I recovered within a day.
- Hail Sai Ram. - Hail Sai Ram.
Hail Sai Ram.
Mr Shastri,
your thought of opening a hospital is noble.
I'm in talks with the government to establish a hospital in Shirdi.
But till a hospital is established here,
we have our Sai here.
[dramatic music playing]
As Sai is here, everything will be good.
Okay. I have to do some work.
Sai is too sharp.
How could he cure him within a day?
[Dalvi sighing]
That is a part of Sai's deception.
Who knows how true it is!
People of Shirdi praise him constantly.
We must come up with something substantial against Sai.
If you want to think about something substantial,
I know someone who can help us.
[dramatic music playing]