You're up? Come.
Come.
You should have woken me up.
It was no bother, my child.
I prepared the batter last night after coming from the office.
Woke up early and got vegetables from the market.
Came home and saw that the coconut was stale.
So, I rushed back again.
And finally, when the Idlis were ready,
I thought, why not make some Red Chutney?
What happened?
Ishita, my child, I can manage on my own.
Don't worry about me.
Dad, I know what you are trying to prove.
But I told you, didn't I? I'll do my graduation from DU.
I'm not leaving you and going anywhere.
Think about yourself too.
I've made this decision very mindfully.
I'll freshen up and come.
Rajat, get your passport made without fail after your boards.
I'll send you tickets in six months.
Both of us can go on an amazing Euro trip.
That's where I'll get you your first drink.
I'm taking this with me.
-No, brother. Don't. -Zip it.
-Hold on. Wait. You forgot this. -What?
Ghee and Cashew.
Mom, Ghee is available in Germany too.
Why buy expensive Ghee there?
This is homemade. Keep it.
-Mom, how do I... -Open the bag.
This bag is packed. Don't put it in this. Keep it in that one.
What all have you packed in this one too?
Oh, no. I completely forgot. Good God.
-Brother. -Yes.
-Listen. -What is it?
The school has called mom and dad to collect the admit card.
They'll face embarrassment because of me.
Please tell me. How do I handle all this?
Rajat, I am leaving.
Which is why I'm more terrified.
If your goodbyes are done, shall we leave?
-Monu, I forgot to give you this. -What is it?
It will be very cold in Germany, right?
Is this what you were making all these days?
-Mom, you're honestly so cute. -Ouch.
Stop it. Crazy boy.
Let's go or we'll be late.
Yes, let's go. Rajat, come.
No. He has his boards. Let him study.
We'll be back in just two hours. Come along.
Yes.
You can video call me from the airport.
Are you sure? Okay.
Get the bags. I have to shut the windows.
-Take the cupboard keys too. -Yes.
Listen, dad. Please take this bag outside.
Come here.
Learn how to ride from Pandu.
But don't drive like that moron.
That was needless to say.
Listen.
Your next poem,
write it with a smile.
Take care. Study well.
Very funny, brother.
Hasta la vis... Oh, no. That's Spanish. Sorry.
Safe journey.
-Goodbye. -Bye.
Students, the bond that is formed between the elements
depends upon their electronegativities.
Based on whether the difference is more or less, the type of bond changes.
But in life, the kind of bonds we form depends upon our choices.
This choice can be difficult as well as easy.
So, students, pay careful attention because this is the last chapter.
-And the choice that we make -'Enjoy to the fullest before boards.'
-will tell whether -'This is the time.'
we'll be successful in the board exams or not.
Exist in P-Block.
Understood?
Hey, what's wrong, children? Such low energy. What happened?
It wasn't that difficult to understand.
Let's proceed. Or are you guys bored?
Let's change the mood a bit, okay? Let's pep it up with some energy.
-Would you like to listen to a story? -Yes, sir.
-Or a joke? -A story, sir. A story.
In the 10th grade, I passed in Second Division. Okay?
Second Division. And don't even ask how much I got in Science.
So, what happened is that all my teachers and relatives
said, listen, Pradeep, you are not good at studies.
Don't choose Science in the 11th grade.
But even I was like our Pandu here, over-enthusiastic.
So, without paying heed to anyone, I went on to choose Science.
How much do you think I scored in my 11th grade? Any guesses?
Sir, you would have got 90% and dumbfounded all your relatives, right?
Well, well, Mr. Pandey,
I got way lesser marks in my 11th than in my 10th grade.
And then you know, I started feeling that what my relatives said was right.
I didn't have it in me.
But what could I do? I had to study. I had already made my choice.
The only option I had was perseverance. And I did it.
I persevered and then I didn't give up until I scored 85% in 12th.
Applause, everyone.
Clap for me. Come on, harder.
And then you know what? All those relatives who mocked me came to me
saying, son, Pradeep. What? My child, Pradeep.
Your decision to take Science was absolutely right.
So, what did you learn from this story of mine? Can someone tell me? Anybody?
Think harder. Rajat?
Let me tell you.
The moral of this story
is that you can change the trajectory of your life whenever you want.
You can change the trajectory of your life anytime you want.
You can change the trajectory of your life anytime you want. Got it?
-Yes, sir. Yes, sir. -Understood?
-Yes, sir.
What an inspirational quote, sir.
-Good evening, sir. -Good evening.
You should make motivational videos too and upload them on your channel.
I had told you to meet me before the class. I had some important work.
But you don't think I'm that important.
Sir, please let me finish the class. I'll come and meet you later.
Come on, sir. Why are you putting up this act of teaching?
Your students can study from your videos too, right?
Isn't that right, students?
-Correct? -No, sir.
Sir, please understand. I'll come and meet you later in your cabin.
Why create a scene in front of them? I'll come and talk to you.
Why, sir? Aren't you always very frank with your students?
Allow me also to be frank.
Students, this stunt that your dear sir has pulled off, acting like Robinhood,
it's illegal.
Using your problems as an opportunity, he has set up a shop for his videos.
That's how he's going to make money now.
We were going to start a crash course to solve all your doubts, weren't we?
And we were also giving you a 20% discount.
Right? Weren't we doing it or not?
If you were really that passionate about teaching these students,
you would've taught in the crash course and not started your video business.
I'm not going to delete the videos, sir.
And whatever I earn from it, I'll offer in your donation box.
Kaushal sir, you may leave.
Your class is over.
Jaideep, the class will be over only after their doubts are over.
Children, do you have any doubts?
Sir, I have a doubt in Hydrocarbons.
Sir, I have some doubts in Organic Chemistry.
Sir, the Benzene molecular structure.
Sir, Biomolecules too.
Sir, I have a doubt in Polymers.
-Organic Chemistry, sir. -We have doubts too, sir.
Sir, please repeat that once more.
Sir, please explain it once more.
-Sir, please. -Sir, we have doubts.
-Sir, please explain it once again. -Please, sir.
Here, look. First, we went to Marine Drive and then to Bandra.
-You enjoyed a lot in Mumbai. -So much that I didn't even miss you.
You could have come with me.
But in a way, it's good you didn't come.
You would have irritated me.
I'll come next year to irritate you during your semester break.
Now, focus on the game.
Madam, I am booked during my semester break.
Nice try.
I'm not even able to convince you. How on Earth will I convince Varun?
Why do you need to convince him?
I'm going to propose to him.
He will agree.
That's perfect.
Varun and I, Rajat and you, we will go on a double date.
One second. You still haven't spoken to Rajat?
-Why not? -I couldn't muster the courage.
Look, what he said was wrong. But what I did was not right either.
Ishita, you made a mistake and he made a mistake too.
Now, both of you either wallow in guilt
or else both of you
should patch up.
At the end of the day, it's only good memories that stay with us.
Just chill. Everything will be fine. Don’t stress. I can see stress lines.
-Stop stressing out. Erase it. Come on. -Ouch.
Batri, it's not that easy.
It's never easy.
But it's always worth it.
Watch out, Ms. Rana. Here comes my knight.
Go on. Make your move.
'Hey, did you talk to mom and dad?'
Sleep on the bed today.
If you sleep on the table the whole night, you'll have a sore back.
Okay, dad.
Dad, wait.
The...
The school authorities have said
that all the students who have failed even in one subject,
their parents will have to come to collect their admit cards.
Fine.
What happened?
Nothing. We have to go to his school tomorrow to get his admit card.
I'll go along with him. Come.
Why are you both behaving so normally?
Yell at me.
I know that I made a blunder. But you're behaving as if nothing is wrong.
I know that I have disappointed you.
But please say something. Why aren't you saying anything?
I'm very sorry. I'm truly sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Sit down.
Your marks were good till the half-yearly exams.
What went wrong now?
-Brother was leaving. So... -Rajat.
Son, it's just the three of us now.
So, we'll have to figure out a solution together.
Right?
Tell us the truth.
I fought with Ishita.
And after that, I couldn't focus on the Chemistry exam.
But from now on, nothing of that sort will happen.
I'll completely focus on my studies and nothing else.
You think you failed because of Ishita?
Look, son. I have no idea what happened between the both of you.
But what I do know is that you failed because of yourself.
If we want, we can scold you and yell at you for your failure.
But that will only increase your fear more.
In my experience,
nobody can be changed using force and threat.
Now, it's up to you to see
how you'll rectify whatever you've learnt from this failure.
I'll prove myself to both of you.
I'll get very good marks on the boards and get into the best college of DU.
Rajat, you don't need to prove anything to us.
Just bear in mind that it's your aim to get into the best college of DU.
So, that's what you should work hard for.
Not for us. We are always with you.
Rajat.
Enough, enough. Don't cry. That's enough.
-Silly boy. -I'm sorry.
-Enough. Calm down now. -Sorry.
-'8 - 8:30 - Talk to Ishita.' -Sorry.
It's okay. Now, listen to me.
Reset your timetable.
Take breaks in between.
Calm down.
Hi, Ishita.
Rajat.
Rajat, I'm sorry.
Had I not told you on the farewell day, your exam would not...
No, Ishita. You would have had to tell me sooner or later.
And the timing wasn't wrong. My reaction was.
Had I managed my studies and love life well,
I would have neither failed in my exam
nor would I have told you to stay.
-But you did feel bad, didn't you? -Yes.
If you're going far away, I'll obviously feel bad.
But I'm very happy for you. And that's what matters the most.
I'm sorry.
So, we're both sorry.
Yes.
You'll see, Ishita.
There won't be any problem in our long-distance.
Honestly, perhaps, now, there won't be any long-distance.
Are you okay?
No.
But eventually, I will be.
Listen, how is the situation at home now?
Surprisingly, it's fine.
My dad has also become like yours now.
I know that you'll do great in studies.
Ishita, even I feel that your Mumbai plan will work out.
I don't know how but I really hope it works out.
It's okay, Rajat.
Felt good talking to you.
Want to talk some more?
Yes.
But just five minutes more. I have to get back to studies.
Sure thing.
Anusha, we just had chickpeas and flatbread.
It's beyond my capacity to have momos now.
Oh, no.
What the hell happened here?
Seems like it was no use making that video, Anusha.
We made such a fiery video. It even got 250 views till yesterday.
Hey, sorry, Anusha. What matters is that you gave your best.
Shall we go somewhere else? You'll feel better.
Oh, sorry. Do you want to talk some more about this?
Look, I feel bad. But nothing can be done now.
-But thanks for asking. -Anytime for you, my lady love.
Bro.
You did great in the pre-boards.
Anusha, tell him to stay away from me.
I like love bites, not back bites.
And I'm going. Bye.
At least hear him out.
Pandu, those who get less marks, you won't talk to them?
Anusha, tell him that only my close friends call me Pandu.
-Not petty friends like him. -He heard you.
Just tell him.
-Rajat, Pandu says... -Anusha, tell him that I'll call him Pandu.
-Pandu, Rajat says... -Anusha, I heard him.
I'm sorry, bro.
I shouldn't have lost my cool on you that day.
You're not a failure, bro.
You've aced the pre-boards. You'll ace the boards too.
Rubbish.
Bro, listen.
Hit me if you want. I won't say a word.
Go on, vent it out on me.
Really.
-Hey. -Hey. Have you lost it?
-What are you doing? Are you crazy? -Hey.
Anusha.
You jerk. Anusha, stop him.
-This is between you two. I'm out. -Stop it.
-Anusha, stop him. -This is so much fun.
What are you doing? Stop.
-You jerk. -Why are you hitting me so much? Stop.
Oh, no.
Bro, you should have vented out that day itself.
I wouldn't have gotten bashed up so badly today.
I did think about doing it that day.
But I thought that your dad would bash you up so much that I won't need to.
You did the right thing.
Ishita, I'm craving for some corncob. Let's go.
Right now?
Yes. We'll take a walk and have corncobs as well.
Come on.
Are we going to the same place?
Yes. And we'll tell him to make it less spicy.
Because last time, he made it so spicy that my mouth was on fire.
-And this time? -This time, I'll make him add lemon.
-Then you'll say that the lemon is more. -Just watch how I make him do it.
Dad, why are we taking this route?
Nurse, please take her to the ICU fast.
It's very critical.
Dad. Where are they taking mom?
Dad, I don't want to go this way.
My child, I take this route every day to go to the office.
Initially, whenever I'd think about taking this route to and fro the office,
it would make me very anxious.
One day, I just didn't have the courage to leave office.
That's when you called me and asked when I would come home.
Thereafter, whenever I took this route,
I never felt that fear again.
If you can be my strength, then how can I be your weakness?
My child, you have your entire life ahead of you.
Don't stop yourself because of me.
Dad, I don't want us to be close yet apart.
What if you need me at times?
We, parents are very smart.
We know beforehand that our children will leave us someday.
So, we keep preparing ourselves.
My dear, if you go,
I will certainly feel bad.
But if you don't go because of me, I'll feel worse.
Are you scared?
My child, the more you run from fear, the more it will overpower you.
But remember one thing always.
Your dad is always with you.
Let's take this route today.
Radha.
I've been exploring options in Faridabad.
But there's not much coaching there.
My travel time will increase though.
But then where will all your old students go?
Sir.
Sir. Kaushal sir.
-Who is it? Why are you shouting? -Sir.
Sir, hello. It's me, Pandu.
-Sir. -Mr. Pandey? Anusha?
Come, be my partner today. Let's go.
-Where? -Sir, don't quiz me. Just come.
I told you I'll send the notes.
Sir, I'm telling you for the last time. Just come.
And if you don't, I will abduct you. Please. Come on.
-Where to? -Come.
Mr. Pandey, just tell us where you are taking us.
Be patient. Why would I blindfold you if I could tell you? Come.
Mr. Pandey, who treats one's teacher like this?
-Sir, just 2 minutes. -I'm your teacher.
-Two minutes. -That's it.
We're there.
That's it.
-Open it now. -I'm opening it, sir.
Respected sir, my salutations to you.
Hello.
Sir, my daddy bro.
Oh, hello, sir.
Respected sir, 2,000 sq ft with three windows and two ACs
in the heart of West Delhi.
What do you think?
-It's fine. -Just fine?
It can't be just fine.
Respected sir, you are like the great Dronacharya.
I can't chop off my thumb for you.
But I can surely give you my thumbprint.
-My child. Pandu. -Yes, yes, dad.
-Here it is. -Give it quickly, son.
Respected sir, from yours truly.
-But, sir, this is... -No, no.
-No, no, no. No debate. -How can I...
No debate, please.
Respected sir, you have no idea what you have done.
Allow me to tell you.
In our entire family, till date,
till now, nobody has got more than 50% marks, sir.
Thank you.
If my son, Pandu, wouldn't have got such good marks,
I would have made him sit here and take care of the import-export business.
And he will sit right here even now. But in your class.
Sir, 35,000 rupees rent. 70,000 advance.
10% from you. 10% from you too, daddy bro.
But, sir, I won't be able to pay so much right now.
-Please try to... -What are you doing?
Who asks for commission in the name of a token of gratitude?
-It's business. -Shut up.
Respected sir, nobody will ask for money from you.
Trust me.
I just gave you my thumb. I mean my thumbprint.
Now, I'm giving you my word.
-But, sir... -You don't need to pay for this.
But you can pay me when you can.
That's it. End of story.
One second. Madam, something for you.
-Yours truly. This godown belongs to you now. -Claps.
Everyone, make way.
Reveal.
-What's this, Mr. Pandey? -Sir, I did it.
Students, you know something?
After that incident at Guidance,
I had lost all hope.
I had lost faith in nobility.
But then you know how it is...
Only after the dark clouds go, the real sunshine appears.
Today, I've got my real sunshine.
And that sunshine is you, my dear children.
You all are my sunshine.
Thank you so much.
And Mr. Pandey.
Junior. Not you, sir.
You know, Mr. Pandey, this thing from the space
that hits the Earth and causes destruction.
Storm, right?
Improve your Physics, Mr. Pandey. A meteor.
-Oh, yes. -You are not that.
You are my shooting star, Mr. Pandey.
All my wishes,
you made them come true, son.
Thank you, everyone. Thank you, children.
And now, everyone must focus on their studies. Alright?
I want each one of you to score well. Okay? Got it?
Clap for yourselves and get going now. Come on, off you go.
-All of you go home. Prepare for the boards. -Sir.
Come. I'll show you the place.
-Please come. -Sure.
Off you go, children. Mr. Pandey, you too.
Go home now. We'll talk later. Go on.
Hi, Nerdy.
How much did you get in your pre-boards?
-93%. -I see.
Actually, it's good that you broke up with me.
-I know. -I got 97%.
What?
Impressive.
-Thank you. -Very impressive.
Can we please get back together, Sunidhi?
Get lost.
Hey, listen.
You got 97%. I got 93%. That's 95% for both of us.
Sunidhi, please listen.
Come, come quietly.
-Why have we come here? -Just come.
-But... -I'll tell you. Just come.
Amazing, right?
Our small little world.
Rajat, I have some good news.
I know about it. Your dad told me this morning.
Your dad and I are going to join swimming classes together.
I've spoken to him.
-So, now, you both are going to enjoy without me? -Absolutely.
That's great.
I am very happy for you.
After that ten-day long-distance fight,
I think that we can surely manage the three-year long-distance.
We'll manage it for sure.
Are you that confident about me?
I know the future too.
-How? -Close your eyes.
Go on.
Now, imagine.
Exactly one year from now, I'm sitting at the same table, alone,
eating a burger and fries.
I've written a poem. But I'm checking it again and again.
To see if it's correct or not.
Two minutes later, I suddenly notice that the board
which was put up because of you.
I look at it and laugh. I take a photo of it
and send it to you.
And what am I doing?
You? You look at the photo and my poem
and reply saying, Rajat, this is your best poem till date.
No, no. That's not how it goes.
-Why? -Now, you imagine.
You are sitting all alone at that table.
You send me the photo of that board and your poem.
And just then someone sneaks up on you from the back and hugs you.
The real charm of poetry is in hearing it.
Ishita.
Why didn't you tell me?
It wouldn't be a surprise if I told you.
Shall I sit?
Oh, sorry. Yes, please sit.
I didn't want to miss your poetry competition.
But this time, you're performing, aren't you?
I hope you won't get nervous.
I wrote this yesterday.
You know the rule.
Very well.
Love.
You
and me
and one love of ours.
It's like soothing music amidst all the chaos.
Like the smell of melting sugar in butter, it melts two hearts.
A few sweet quarrels and chuckles of laughter, that's what is love.
On new paths, like an old companion, that's what is love.
A new story with an old companion, that's what is love.
And every bit of that story is filled with love.
Gathering the broken pieces, that's what is love.
It makes you laugh and it makes you cry too, that's what is love.
Leading all the paths to the same destination, that's what is love.
Not caring about age, childish tantrums is what is love.
Even on a difficult day, the spring in your feet is what is love.
Warm support for each other, that's what is love.
Loving promises to each other, that's what is love.
So far, yet so close, that's what is love.
Two sides of the same coin, that's what is love.
Not fear,
one that becomes your strength,
-that's what is love. -Go, Rajat.
What's up, bro?
Hey, you guys.
A small, sweet world, with the nearest ones,
that's where is love.
That's all. Love is the only thing.