[dramatic music playing]
Observe these flowers carefully.
And choose one.
[dramatic music playing]
What's there to observe?
Anyone will choose the Golden Champak.
[dreamy music playing]
It has such an enchanting aroma.
Think over it again.
I did.
The Golden Champak's fragrance attracts snakes, too, Vishwanath.
If you want this aroma,
you must be ready to face the snakes.
We must accept
the challenges that accompany our choices.
Our choices
influence not only our own lives
but also the lives
of the people around us.
We must realise this responsibility.
Be it your mother's pain
or the accusation that was levied on Nandini.
Your anger is somewhere responsible for both of these.
You chose it
when your father left for renunciation.
[mellow music playing]
'Dad!'
'Dad, please don't abandon us!'
'Dad!'
Does a kid know if he should get angry or not?
[sentimental music playing]
I was very young when dad abandoned us.
However, I was not hurt or afraid.
This anger chose me, not the other around.
And yes!
I have never trusted anyone else since then, except for my mother.
Everyone is selfish.
Since then, I have not gotten attached
nor done anything for anyone.
Then, why did you come here to save Nandini?
'Yes. They offered money to Nandini.'
'They said'
'Vishwanath Shinde sent that money.'
'What?'
'I didn't send any money for Nandini.'
You consider yourself an atheist and have stayed away from God.
You've worked hard to create your life.
But ask yourself once.
Did you get peace?
At the temple,
when you chanted names as Ramdas,
you felt at peace for the first time in your life.
Isn't that true?
Your father became an ascetic in the quest for the same peace.
'Go home, Vishwa.'
'I've found my life's purpose in the feet of a sage.'
'Dad, please stop.'
'Dad, please don't abandon us.'
[mellow music playing]
He abandoned
his family, wife and children to become an ascetic.
He didn't look at us again.
He didn't think it was necessary to know how we were doing.
This is not called renunciation.
It's called running away from one's responsibilities.
If he wanted to run away from his responsibilities,
he would've left long ago.
But he stayed
until
he was sure that you and your mom were enough for each other,
that you were capable
and would look after each other.
Your mother felt happy while looking after you.
You would lay your head in your mom's lap and feel at peace.
Vishwanath,
your father has liberated himself from these attachments.
He harbours no anger, grudge,
or regret.
It's time
you liberate yourself, Vishwanath.
Otherwise, your anger will continue to adversely affect
your life, as well as the lives of others.
It will increase their pain.
Today, Nandini burned her feet.
Who knows what might happen tomorrow?
Vishwanath might have turned his back on God.
However, God
never turned his back on Vishwanath.
Vishwanath must understand this.
God is with Vishwanath.
He is with him.
He is united with God,
like every human,
and every being.
Everyone is a part of God.
Everyone's God is one.
[devotional song playing]
Hey, Tatya!
What brings you here? Did you have some work?
Yes. I came to apologise to Nandini.
Apologise? To me?
What for?
You supported me during the ordeal.
Yes. I supported you during the ordeal.
But I doubted you all along.
[sombre music playing]
I should have shown trust in you,
just as I did during the ordeal by fire.
But I fought with you.
My apology is due
for all those mistakes.
I got carried away in my anger.
I couldn't understand what Sai wanted to say.
As I didn't trust you,
I also doubted Sai's faith.
Forgive me.
I won't forgive you so readily for that.
You have to pay a fine.
Nandini?
You have to visit my house during 'Bhai Dooj',
accept the 'aarti' and consider me your sister.
That's not all. You must also get a gift for me, Tatya.
Yes, for sure. I accept everything.
Jhipri, why didn't you bring me to Shirdi sooner?
I have a wonderful father, a lovely sister,
a loving aunt like Bayaza Maa,
and now, an amazing elder brother.
Yes. All you need is a husband now.
What is this, Tatya? Come on!
Was Jhipri any less that you started talking about my wedding now?
I'll be back. I have to do some work.
You must fulfil your brotherly duties now.
Yes, sure. Tell me what's to be done.
Get your sister married.
Is that all?
My far-off uncle's son is a farmer.
He works on his farms with buffaloes.
However, he is good-natured.
He will keep our Nandini happy.
They are also looking for girls to get him married.
Is he a good person?
He is absolutely virtuous and responsible, just like Nandini.
Then, what are we waiting for?
Yes. What are we waiting for?
Send our proposal.
What if the boy marries someone else?
Like a buffalo?
[both laughing]
Come on, Tatya! A buffalo?
Why are you both laughing? Tell me, what happened?
Nothing as such.
Nothing at all.
[joyful music playing]
'You are Shirdi's guest.'
'Guests don't behave like this.'
'Come on. Let me show you our hospitality.'
'Handcuff him.'
[tense music playing]
'Did everyone hear that?'
'That!'
'That is your Sai's reality.'
'Look! Look, everyone.'
[tense music playing]
'Sai, don't think that I will accept defeat because of your actions.'
'No.'
'My resolve has strengthened today.'
'This game'
'has just begun, Sai.'
[tense music playing]
'I belong to Nimni.'
'I learnt what you did for our village.'
'So, I've come to serve you for a few days.
'There has to be a way out.'
'The mask will come off.'
'Only then will her real aspirations, desires,'
'likes and dislikes be surfaced.'
'For how long will you suppress these burdens in your heart?'
'Meet your father.'
[dramatic music playing]
'Dad!'
'Dad, please stop.'
'Please don't abandon me and mom.'
'Go home, Vishwa.'
'I've found my life's purpose in the feet of a sage.'
'Dad, please stop. Dad, please don't abandon us.'
'Vishwa, why did your father elope?'
'You will also sing hymns and beg for alms. Right?'
[dramatic music playing]
'Mom!'
[sentimental music playing]
'What happened, Baba?'
'Nandini, Sai took your pain on himself.'
[dramatic music playing]
[water splashing]
Who is there?
[flute playing]
Vishwa?
[mellow music playing]
What happened?
Why do you have that look on your face?
[joyful music playing]
You've always wanted this. Right?
I always wanted you to believe in this
while you do it.
I didn't want you to do it to merely make me happy.
Faith, worship, belief! Whenever you do it,
it should be for yourself, not for someone else.
Mom, nothing you say is agitating me today.
In fact, I understand every word of it,
like I should.
I've been observing it, as well.
Since you came from wherever you had been,
you seem different.
'Here. Eat something.'
'I share my alms before eating them.'
'One part of the food is for animals,'
'one part is for birds, and one part is for insects.'
[water pouring]
'Vishwanath might have turned his back on God.'
'However, God'
'never turned his back on Vishwanath.'
'Vishwanath must understand this.'
I'm not sure if I've changed, Mom.
I'm unsure if my actions are right or wrong.
But yes.
I've decided to do whatever my heart tells me to do.
I've decided to do the same thing.
Mom, sit here.
Mom, I want one thing from you.
Please tell me whatever you feel.
Please don't think that I'll get angry or something will happen.
Vishwa, I want only one thing from you.
Please don't harbour any ill feelings.
I want to see you happy, son.
You've achieved so much with sheer hard work.
But you're still not at peace.
Every mother likes to see
her children achieve success.
However, not every mother
wants her children to be only rich and powerful.
She wants their happiness.
[sentimental music playing]
If it rains sufficiently on time,
the harvest is optimum.
But if it rains before time
and more than necessary,
it destroys the plants.
Baba, were you saying something?
You should do things within limits.
Be it worry,
love or thinking.
Excess of anything is harmful.
What worries you?
[tense music playing]
Tatya and Jhipri have sent my proposal to a boy.
They're saying he is good.
The family and income are also good.
I should be happy.
But I don't know why
I am feeling restless.
I told Jhipri.
She said, 'Every girl feels restless before her marriage.'
'You will make your in-laws' house your home after marriage.'
'Then, one day, you will laugh'
'at your restlessness.'
Do you believe in Jhipri's words?
She is older than me.
She has seen the world.
She is also married. But
in my life,
the things I've seen, heard and understood so far,
all my near ones turned out to be strangers.
I got you after all these years.
I got Jhipri and Shirdi.
In all these years, I finally felt safe.
For the first time, I felt like I had a family.
You all are my home.
Then, how can I let go of all this and go away
from you, Baba?
In life, it's better to think about
what you should do than think about what you shouldn't do.
Nandu, this universe
listens to us incessantly.
When we think
about what we don't want,
this universe listens to us
and tries to distance us
from those things and experiences
offering something else in exchange.
We may or may not like that.
But when we tell the universe
what we want in life,
this universe starts carving a way out to give us all of it.
The type of family
and home you want
is for you to think about.
I want a family
that will have love
and mutual understanding.
Love and understanding
are different for everyone, Nandu.
You need to fathom
what love and understanding mean to you.
[dramatic music playing]