Er, sir,
I heard the British government is giving away stone quarries.
So, I thought that...
I can give it to you.
However, you lack experience in managing a quarry.
You're a spice trader. How will you do it?
I am a trader, sir.
I can run any business.
[sinister music playing]
It's unbecoming of me to say this, sir,
but you will soon incur losses in business.
After yesterday's engagement, Tatya
was rude to you.
He and Nandini
plan on looting you.
You will see it. Nandini will come here and say,
'I gave the quilts but didn't get the payment.'
She will try to extract money from you again by saying so.
They plan on getting money by all means.
Thank you for alerting me.
Yes.
I will deal with her.
Also, I will inform you about the quarry.
Yes.
I want you to rest assured from my end, sir.
I've already bought gunpowder for the quarry.
What?
Mr Dalvi, storing gunpowder can be dangerous.
Wait to get the job first.
Yes.
[sinister music playing]
Oh, Namdev!
Come. Come in.
Hey, Namdev!
You're here unannounced.
Why?
Ask Lata to stay inside.
It's inappropriate for the bride and the groom
- to see each other before marriage. - Yes.
You shouldn't have come here before your marriage.
The bride and the groom can't meet after the engagement.
Didn't your parents stop you?
No, Gurudev. I've not told them.
I was going somewhere else. But I thought of visiting Shirdi.
Hmm.
Okay.
- You can stay in Shirdi as you're here. - Yes.
But you cannot stay here.
We will arrange for you to stay somewhere else.
Yes, Gurudev. We'll arrange for it.
Okay.
- I have to go out for work. We'll meet soon. - Yes.
[dreamy music playing]
Namdev,
please join us for lunch.
The arrangements for your stay will be ready by then.
[suspenseful music playing]
So, you live in Bombay. Right?
I heard many British women stay there.
Our Lata is not like them.
[whimsical music playing]
I wonder
- how you chose a village girl. - Exactly.
It's not like that.
I'll be back soon.
Did we say something wrong?
We've been looking after them for so many days.
We're serving them.
We can have some fun, at least.
- Hmm. - Hmm? - Correct.
[laughing]
- Seven, eight, nine, ten... - Where should I keep this?
Keep it here.
11. Done? Leave.
Greetings, Gurudev.
Er...
Gurudev, could you devise a plan
to teach Sai a lesson?
I have an idea.
- Good. - Yes.
But we need to be careful.
Shinde sir mustn't find out that we've sent this news.
He should feel like it's one of the secret tips he receives.
Why delay an auspicious task?
- Start immediately. - Yes, Gurudev.
Sir!
'You will see it. Nandini will come here and say,'
'I gave the quilts but didn't get the payment.'
You?
What are you doing here?
I came to meet you.
I went to your house, but aunt was not there, either.
Someone told me you're here. So, I came here.
Look. No matter how much my mother supports you,
she cannot support you with a few things.
What are you saying, sir?
The
sole truth.
It is also true
that after ordering 500 quilts,
two of your men came to receive the quilts
and refused to pay us,
saying it was official business.
They took the quilts without paying a penny.
[dramatic music playing]
Oh, God!
I want to share with you what I'm feeling first.
I like Vishwanath and Nandini as a couple.
Yes. I know Nandini is not educated.
She is a village girl.
But I think she is the perfect wife for my Vishwanath.
She
is virtuous, truthful,
and honest.
You are dishonest
[dramatic music playing]
and a liar.
What?
How am I dishonest and a liar?
Your story is fabulous.
Did you cook it up, or did Tatya help you?
Tatya? Story? What are you saying, sir?
Look. Quit acting innocent in front of me.
I know your plan.
Plan?
What are you saying, sir?
I've faced such a massive betrayal. Still, you're blaming me for it.
We took a loan from Dalvi sir as you told us to.
Now, Dalvi sir
is threatening to capture our factory
if we don't repay the money.
Factory!
Capture!
That's what I am saying, sir.
How will we return his money if we don't get any?
Do you understand what I am saying, or have you decided against it?
I think they will eventually understand each other.
I have made my decision.
The next time I meet Nandini,
I will suggest to her that she marry Vishwanath.
Please ensure their relationship
never falls apart
and Nandini enters my family as my daughter-in-law.
[mellow music playing]
I will give Vishwanath the offerings on the way to the house.
I will take my money as I have come here.
I won't leave till then.
Your people have duped us.
Jhipri is correct.
These foreigners can't be trusted.
But I thought you were different.
But you showed your true colours, as well.
I should've known this would happen
when you asked for the entire amount in advance.
I should have known your intentions were bad back then.
You won't get a single extra penny.
You can end your drama.
Drama?
Am I pretending?
I want to see how I don't get my money.
You cannot rob people in broad daylight.
My people gave you the money.
I know everything. End your pretence!
Don't think your innocent face will melt or fool me.
Oh!
Great!
Your drama cannot fool me, either.
I won't leave without taking my money.
[dramatic music playing]
Give me my money. Then, I will go from here.
Guards!
- Yes, sir. - Yes, sir.
What are you staring at? Take her.
[dramatic music playing]
You cannot do that. Give me my money.
Come, madam.
I won't go from here. What you're doing is wrong.
You're committing a sin.
Let go of me. This is wrong, sir.
You're betraying me.
[melancholic music playing]
Vishwanath?
Mom? You're here!
What happened, then, Sai?
That baby was so tiny,
and the demon in front of him was gigantic
and powerful.
Nobody believed that a young kid
could face such a powerful demon.
That kid didn't have faith in himself, either.
'We don't have so many 'saris' or labourers.'
'We'll manage everything.'
'We'll get 'saris' and labourers.'
'You need money.'
'I will give you any amount you want.'
'But in return, I will keep something with myself.'
'This Dalvi is like a snake.'
'Jhipri, there's nothing to worry about.'
'Sir is the mediator. He won't let him do anything wrong.'
'It would've been better to stay away from this job for the British.'
'Now, who will fight them and how? How can anyone defeat them?'
'It's extremely difficult.'
'Nandini, still, go to Nagar and talk to Vishwanath sir once.'
'He will listen to you.'
'Nandini, go.'
It is my mistake, Jhipri.
I trusted the wrong person.
How can I face you all now?
The British government and Vishwanath sir
are so powerful
that we can't fight them.
When we assume
that facing our opponent is impossible,
we've laid down our weapons even before putting up a fight.
Yes. My mother also says
that one must not let go of the weapons
before putting up a fight.
Hmm.
How does this story end, Sai?
What happened to the kid?
You tell me.
What do you think?
Did the kid defeat the demon?
It's a lie.
All these stories are fake.
That kid cannot defeat the demon.
All these stories give us fake hopes and expectations.
We forget these are stories.
The reality is different.
The reality is
that the weak fail every time.
Guthli, you asked me
whether the kid defeated that powerful demon.
I won't tell you
how the story ends yet.
Why, Sai?
Because God Ram wills for Shirdi's children
to see the end of this story,
not hear it.
Do you know who is standing before Nandini right now,
the one who has defeated her?
Who is it, Sai?
The British government.
What! The British government!
They're so powerful, Sai.
Nobody can fight them.
Only time will tell who will win and who won't.
Okay? You all should go home now.
Go.
Don't lose hope, Nandu. Put up a fight and win!
I want your story to end like that.
The demon will defeat the kid.
Everyone knows that.
But it will be interesting to watch the kid defeat the demon.
[mellow music playing]
Baba, how will I fight against the British
and their dishonesty?
How can I win?
I can't do it.
Jhipri will lose her factory because of my foolishness.
What should I do, Baba?
I brought offerings from the temple.
Are you okay?
- Yes. I... - Son, tell me, what happened?
You don't look okay.
You're not looking me in the eyes or talking to me.
Has something happened, Vishwanath?
No, mom. Nothing has happened.
Tell me, what brings you here?
I went to the temple and expressed my wish before God.
I'm about to share the same wish with you now.
- Which wish? - Vishwanath, I want you
to... - Sir!
The two of them are here! I'll talk to you at home.
- Sir, we come bearing news... - From Shirdi.
It's about Sai.
[sinister music playing]
This house's planning is wrong.
Anyone living here should suffer from diseases
and face hardships.
Then, how does that ascetic live here?
I don't see him facing any hardships.
- What is the plan? - Yes.
Before the sunrise,
Sai leaves Dwarkamai to go somewhere.
He must be going to Lendi Bagh
for his meditation.
Nobody is at Dwarkamai at that time.
Dwarkamai is vacant.
At that time, we will plant
this bomb in Dwarkamai.
Then, Shinde sir will come
and arrest Sai.
Gurudev,
as you said,
Sai will be handcuffed soon.
Oh, yes.
Sai will be in trouble if you hide it in the north-west.
Bury it well.
Yes.
I'll get going, Gurudev.
Sai selects the finest flowers for the 'pooja'.
Today, I will ask him where he gets them from.
Namdev's repetitive visits to Shirdi
are concerning.
Should I ask Sai?
[tense music playing]
Baba?
You had left. Right?
I was leaving.
However, Sai asked me to stay for three more days.
That's why I didn't go.
Why did Sai say so?
I presume he has a reason.
We must have faith in Sai.
'After three days?'
'What if Lata's marriage...'
'Sai asked father to stay in Shirdi for three days.'
'What if...'
Gurudev.
Is the work done?
The work is done so well that Sai is doomed.
Did you bury it in the place I told you to?
[Dalvi stammering]
Yes.
Yes, Gurudev, in the north-west direction.
Gurudev, I just remembered some work.
- I'll be right back. - What work?
I have to take over the factory in a couple of days.
I'm going to threaten them now.
There's an auspicious time in the evening
for taking over the factory.
- Take it over today. - Today?
However, the last date for repaying the loan is two days away.
Sai's devotees, Jhipri and Nandini, own this factory. Right?
Yes, Gurudev.
Why hesitate, then?
If you take it over today, you will prosper.
Yes, Gurudev.
What will happen now, Jhipri?
What if trusting Nandini was a mistake?
Did she elope again?
All our hard work will go in vain.
No. That won't happen.
Nandini is visiting sir at Nagar.
She will do something.
Please don't lose hope. You've worked incredibly hard.
I will return your money at any cost.
So, there's nothing to worry about.
But Dalvi sir?
What are you doing here?
Let's go to the factory. Hand it over to me now. Come on.
Now?
Why now, Dalvi sir?
It's not the last date for returning the loan.
What can you do in the remaining days anyway?
As it is, I've heard
the British government won't pay you a penny.
Let's do now what's supposed to happen after two days. Right?
- Come on. Let's go to the factory. Hand it over. - No.
What is this?
Nandini has gone to the Nagar to speak with sir.
She will bring the money.
Nandini will not get any money.
Wow! He's here, as well.
Deceiving someone is not good.
Deceiving? Who is deceiving anyone here?
Huh?
Hey! Get it here.
Here you go. Take a look.
It bears her thumbprint,
which she made of her own will.
If she doesn't return my money, I have the right to her factory.
All of these things will be mine. Hey! Grab it!
- But she still has time. - So, what?
Will she give me a treasure within two days?
If she gives it to me before two days,
it will save her the interest amount.
I am asking for what's rightfully mine, Sai.
Okay.
You can take whatever is rightfully yours.
Yes.
What are you staring at?
I'm not waiting for Sai's permission. Start lifting!
[clothes rustling]
What are you doing?
Did you not eat your lunch? Pick it up!
Pick it up quickly!
[devotional song playing]
[thud]