Where do we get our dreams from? Our dreams. Do we go after as men what we were denied as children? That which we didn't get as children, do we go after that after growing up? -Hello?
-Hello, Chauhan? Tell Pandit Ji that I will be
there in 15 minutes. Bro, he has enquired twice
about where Prashant is. F**k, man. My boss called
for a random meeting. -Tell him that I will be there
in 10 minutes. Thank you. -Bro. Or are we born with our dreams which stay within our hearts? And sometimes, they call out to us. Our dreams tell us to let them live. And in return, they promise us an adventure of a lifetime. A scary but a glorious adventure. Hold up. Look at him, bro. How else? Just look at him. Yo, bro. Bye. -Bye.
-Bye. Hey, fear isn't completely useless. If it was so, humans wouldn't
run after seeing a lion. He would have stood still and
then the lion would have eaten him up. But fear saves him by indicating him
to escape. But, Major sir, where does
fear come from? And it gets instilled within
as if settling in a home. Let's pause for a while. -Amazing ride. He was the fun part.
-Excuse me. No way. -Again?
-He is the remix, huh? You. And you, there. Why were you pointing fingers at me? -Why were you pointing fingers at me?
-Bro, chill. You don't have to be so serious
about it. They were only having fun. Fun? -Yeah.
-Yeah. Okay. Look, I am not serious either. I am just asking for
my personal feedback. Didn't you like my face? Didn't you like my car? Didn't you like my song? I mean, what can I improve? Actually, I feel all of the above. And since you are standing so close
to me, please use perfume because
you smell just like my driver. -Oh, shit.
-Oh God. That was brutal, Navya. -Yeah.
-Yeah. -Thank you.
-Chill. Bro, where do these kinds of people
come from? One second. I wanted to ask
one last thing. Prashant, who gets to play
the protagonist in a drama? Someone talented to play the part. He is Samarth. It's his first day
at Satyanweshi. He has been playing the main characters
in his English theatre. He is willing to play a small part
in our act now. Because he wants to experience
the stage for a Hindi act. Samarth, why were you chosen
for the main roles in those plays? Pandit Ji, it's talent, yes. But I think the most important
is discipline. I mean discipline and surrender. For one's part and the play as a whole. Talent is a waste if those qualities
are missing. Pandit Ji, there is nothing more
important to me than this part. -My job is a little unpredictable.
-Then quit your job. If the role of the main character
is so important to you, then... Pandit Ji, I have done full-time
theatre with you for two years. And now, you know about my compulsion. Prashant, when the play will take place
on the stage, your compulsions won't be seen. What will the audience see? Only your acting and preparation. No. You must have been chosen for the main role in Imtiaz Ali's film. But you didn't do that role. Secondly, I am the Imtiaz Ali here. And I am telling you that you have
to come on time from tomorrow. You can quit the job
if that's a hindrance. Or you can quit the main role. Come on. Start reading again. Hey, fear isn't completely useless. If it was so, humans wouldn't
run after seeing a lion. He would have stood still. Do you know what this means? Bro, it's F**k you. And I will say it in Hindi for you.
F**k yourself. Yes! F**k you. And once a F**k you is always a F**k you. No matter what do not take it back.
It's sacred. So, if I point a gun at you out of fury, -We are scared.
-you should still say this. F**k you, Jimmy. Don't take it back. -Yeah.
-Don't take it back. He won't take it back. -So.
-F**k, bro. Chill. -Chill, bro.
-Is it still a F**k you? -I am sorry, bro.
-Bro, calm down. I say this to you now. F**k you. All right. In your dad's car with the pocket money
given by your mom, you learn a few English songs
and puke after drinking only two beers, you rich F**ktards, F**k all of you. Sister, the smell that you get
from your driver, your dad must have that too. It's the smell of adrenaline.
Hardworking men smell of that. You roam around with soft boys
who wear sweet perfumes and judge me, Ananya Pandey
from North Campus, F**k you. And now, the most important thing. If the father of any of you
turns out to be a police commissioner or a big politician or a big businessman, if he gets me caught and asks me
to apologise, I won't apologise. I would still say F**k you. What can I do? A real man can't go back on his words. Calm down, bro.
We don't need to do this. All of you bought expensive shoes,
clothes and cars. Their shopping spree never ends. Yet, all of them are cowards. They couldn't F**king find the courage in any of the malls. Oh shit. But the question remains the same. Where did these dreams come from? You gave us dreams, God.
Now, what do you want from us? What do I want? Asks God. -Is it true that he was offered a lead
in Imtiaz Ali's film? -I made dreams When I thought about turning humans
into Gods... -That's what we heard.
-Why didn't he do it then? It's destiny, bro. If someone has a good destiny, he enjoys his life. When someone's destiny is bad,
he suffers immensely. He suffered. Wherever dreams come from, whatever reasons they come for, no matter if it's science or divine,
once they are planted in our hearts, they become the master and we become
the follower. The dream is the master. And we are the servants in the service
of a dream. And everyone and everything
that stands between us is our enemy. And then the dreams vs. everyone. 'School Hall Of Fame' Bro, listen to this. The same case
was registered in Noida as well. A broker was giving the key to the
apartment to couples on an hourly basis. He was caught when the boy
took the girl to the apartment and he turned out to be the son
of the owner. The broker was thrashed badly. Bro, don't get inspired by this.
Your incentive is anyway low. Well, people on a notice period
are giving lectures now. Get back to work now. 'Pandit Ji - Entry to the rehearsal
won't be allowed after 7pm today.' Prashant. Did you join the marketing team? No, sir. Are you still in sales? Okay. -Arpit?
-Yes, sir. You joined the marketing team, right? -No, sir.
-No? Hey, Garve. -Marketing team, right? No?
-No, sir. Okay. Sir, I was making the PPT for
the builder client. I am just leaving. F**kers, I am tired of saying this. The sales team shouldn't
be in the office after 10am. You should be out
in the fields, selling. I will fire the one who is still here
after three seconds. -What is it? -I wanted to talk
to you for two minutes. It will be done by the time
you finish smoking a cigarette. I will smoke while shitting. Do you want to talk to me? Sir, you can get done with it
and then... What after that? Go and talk to the client now. You will find me in the office after 6pm
if you want to talk to me. Sir, I wanted to talk about
the evening... -What is it?
-Sir. -You can smoke. I will tell you what
I want while standing outside. -What? Brother. Brother. Uncle, I can hear you. Your uncle built a floor in sector 12. He gave me the responsibility
of selling it. The price of the floor was 1.3 crore
which was 10 lacs more than the market. But that's okay. I thought I would sell it.
For three months, I worked very F**king hard. I presented the client with
material, woodwork, the science of architecture
and everything else and sold three floors.
And now, we are left with the fourth which is the last floor. The client was going to
come in the afternoon today to make the advance payment. Do you know what your uncle
said last night? It's been three months since I didn't
sell the flat. The price has increased. The rate is 1.4 crore now. Tell me. What should I tell the client?
To pay 10 lacs more now? Am I asking for pubic hair? Anyone
can just pick them without a care. Oh, wow. I got 20 instead.
I have extra. Keep it. Who is he, uncle? Him? He is Jatin.
He is my brother-in-law's son. He asked me to keep him along
so that he could learn the job. Can we talk in front of him? Yes. We can. Don't tell anyone in the office
that Jimmy met us. Our boss, Kukreja, is Jimmy's uncle. They don't get along well.
He is evil like Uncle Kans. Got that? Don't tell anyone about it. Tell me. What do we have to do? Uncle Grover. I am upset with you. Bro, why are you upset with me now? You listed your old Mercedes
online to sell it. You didn't tell me about it. I told you about it. Jimmy, it's going to be 15 years old. You wouldn't have been able
to drive it in NCR anyway. Uncle, I didn't want to drive it. I wanted to make someone jealous. Whom? I have two conditions, uncle.
If I get the deal done for you, then you will sell your car to me. And the second one is that
you want 50% commission, right? You can keep your commission
to yourself. -I will take my commission
from the client. -What? You will get your commission
from the client? If you ask the client to pay 10 lacs
more, he would spit out scum. And you are saying that you will get
your commission from the client. Oh God. -Bro, pack a fresh piece of this.
-Okay. -And the ones I selected before.
-Okay, sir. Jatin, do you listen to rap? Yes, a little. Who am I? I am the goon who comes
during broad daylight. I steal without a stick or a knife. Selling a house is a farce, bitch.
I think I have got a cheat code. Rabbit was quite fast.
So, you gave him that name. I sell quickly. So, call me Sales God. Let's start training you. Bro, why did buy so many formal clothes? Uncle, I will tell you in the evening
when we party for getting the deal. With my second condition. -Bantu. Listen.
-Yes, bro. I want furniture for a 3BHK. Within the range of 1.5 to 2 lacs. Listen. Everything should be unique. Nothing similar should be available
in Delhi, NCR, to compare the rates. Start loading them in the truck.
I am sending the address. Okay, bro. Our theatre is very reputed, sir. And we have a show in three weeks
at a very big event. Sir, I have a reading at 7pm every day. So, sir... If there is a meeting in the evening
at the office, so, I would request you to allow me to leave by 6:30pm max if it's a long meeting. That will be all, sir. I had a boss. Bharat Sai. He was married. Mrs. Sudha. His wife. She was very sweet. Very loyal. Very supportive.
The perfect wife. I found out that Sai has a fling outside. Do you understand what a fling is? An affair. He knew that I knew about it. One day, after a few drinks, I asked Sai sir, why does he have another woman? Then Sai said that
whenever he meets her, he feels the excitement. Which he doesn't feel in his marriage. Then I asked, Bharat sir, why don't you leave your wife and get married to her? The woman he has a fling with. And then Bharat sir said something. After that, I never had any confusion regarding the choices in life. Sai sir said, Shishir, if you try to turn the fling
into a marriage, she will be a bad wife. The thrill of the fling
will also be gone. Your passion for acting and job. Which one is your fling?
And which one is your marriage? -Acting...
-Acting is your fling. Right? If the other woman and your wife
make a plan together, apologise to the other woman. Never disappoint... -Your wife.
-You got it. I have a few concerns
about your selling. Let's do this. Finish your meetings and come back to
the office. We will talk in the evening. At 7pm. He called you at 7pm at the office. What will you do now? I will go to the theatre. I will tell him that my car
stopped working. But what was the point of talking
to him? He now knows that I have a rehearsal
at 7pm. He would call me to the office
every day at 7pm intentionally. But you at least told him what you want. It's essential. To be able to speak and speak up. It's okay. You will learn how
to convince someone with time. No one cares about what
someone else wants. Be it, your boss or family. -Everything thinks about themselves.
-Hey, look here. It's getting inside you. The ghost of a dream. Get rid of it. Do it. Jugli jugli jhul jhula. Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. -Jugli jugli jhul jhula.
-Jugli jugli jus. Greetings, mister. How are you? -Greetings, ma'am. Are you fine?
-Greetings. Yes. -Wow. Such a nice kid.
-Say hello to uncle. She has also come along.
Have you come to see the house as well? Come to uncle. Let me lift you. Very good. I have brought something
for you. Shall I give it to you? Here you go. -Chocolate.
-Wow. Who is this man? Him? He is my cousin. I told him that we have chosen
the apartment and we will make the advance payment
today. That's why he also came along to cast
his eyes upon it. Cast an eye? Amazing. The relatives
come first to cast an eye when something good is going to happen. Cousin, I am just joking. You can cast an eye if you want. Just don't cast an evil eye. Please come, ma'am. Sir, come. Cousin,
come on. Let me show you the house. Look at this. The parking is downstairs. Two of your cars can be parked together. They look so excited now. When they find out that
the rate has increased by 10 lacs, all the excitement will be gone. Bro, the rate has been increased. We won't tell them that. Then? Let's suppose that you
took your father's car out. And got into an accident
and incurred a loss of 20 thousand. When your dad finds out, he will thrash you badly. What should you tell your dad
when you call him which will make your dad say that it's okay, son? You have come to see the house, right? Looks like someone else
is also moving in. It seems so. Ma'am, have a look at the fridge
as well. If you like it, we'll have it
delivered for you as well. Yes, we have to get them. -Bro, I would cry first.
-Okay. And then I will apologise to my dad. Okay. And if I am your dad, I will slap you for hitting the car. And slap you again for crying. You are F**king 22 years old.
Should you be crying? Tell me what I should say. -The stairs are so nice. Madam.
-Yes. There is a theatre nearby
if you want to go for a movie sometime. -Mr. Grover, the furniture is going to
our flat. -Yes? You should call your dad and tell him that you hit his car. And two people died as a result. One of your hands is not working. The crowd beat you up badly
and set your car on fire. The relatives of those who died
are waiting with sticks to beat you up. Just say this.
Please save me, dad. Dad? Dad. If you say dad once more, your dad will suffer a cardiac arrest. But you will tell your dad that all this could have happened but didn't happen. You just hit the car
and there is a loss of 15 thousand. Then your dad will call you a scoundrel. A scoundrel. Is this something to joke about? The car will be repaired. Are you fine? It's called perceptual contrast
in English. And we say, get someone so scared initially
that he can bear anything later. We shouldn't say that the rate
has increased by 10 lacs. We have to portray that the flat has been
dealt to someone else. The advance payment has been made
by the new owner. The furniture has been placed. They have shifted to the flat already. You can live in the house of your dreams in your dreams. That's enough. It doesn't work
like that. Don't worry at all. It's our specialisation. Property deal audit
which means catching fraud and if the property papers are genuine
or not. The terms and conditions laid by them
for the payment. Are they fulfilling their commitment
given to you? We will take care of everything
for 3,500 rupees only. Okay. We are going to pay
the advance tomorrow. Okay. This is our auditor, Vicky. He will accompany you. He will ensure that you get a fair deal. Is he really an auditor? A CA? Madam, when it comes to property deal fraud, there's no CA or CID to catch them. There's only E.I.D. Experience In Deceitfulness. And I have loads of it. I can sniff it out. Earlier, the owners used to give
the house keys to the guard. But some brokers have been
misusing vacant flats nowadays. So, now, they give keys
to someone they trust. When I saw the news that
some broker used it for... -That's so shitty.
-Right. -Greetings, uncle. Prashant from
Property Lords. -Greetings. -Hello, sir.
-Hello. Thank you. The woodwork is already done. In fact, the kitchen has very
high-quality woodwork. And how are the amenities here? Gym, grocery, pharmacy. -The gym is inside the building.
-Okay. And for basic groceries like bread,
milk, and butter, there's a shop inside. For vegetables and pharmacy,
there's a market close by. -I see.
-But most of them home deliver it too. Ishita! Ishita! -Shall I get some water?
-Ishita. -Ishita, do you have the medicine
in your bag? -Did she get dizzy? She has a low BP problem. Sir, I need a favour from you. Can you
run to the chemist for a medicine? Sure. -It'll take around 15-20 minutes.
-No problem. She'll be fine till then. -Please get it. I'll send you the name.
-Okay. Mr. Grover, what is all this? Mr. Atul, just give me two minutes.
I'm calling Mr. Kukreja. I'm the sole seller of these flats. And
he sold the flat without my knowledge. -Give me 2 minutes. I'm talking to him.
-But... Why are you getting upset? He's trying to sort this out. It took us so long to find
one decent house. Seems like we're not destined to own it. He gave a better offer? All right.
But at least you could have told me. I would have spoken to Mr. Atul and
we could have matched that offer. Uncle, where is his cousin? What? Is he still up there? Jimmy, that guy is a small-time actor. What if the cousin asks him something? He will screw up everything. And they will get suspicious. Uncle. -Can I have some water?
-Water? Uncle, I'll go upstairs and check.
You handle these people here. Okay, fine. Let me know. Sir, I need a... One second. -Hello.
-Sir, you haven't sent me the name yet. Yes. I've asked someone back home
to send me a photo of the medicine. I'll send it to you
as soon as I get it. Okay? I'm at the medical store.
Let me know once you have it. Is ma'am all right? I'm waiting for the name. Uncle. How much white and how much cash? 1.37 crore. That's the total amount, uncle.
How much white and how much cash? What do you mean by that? I'm paying 1.37. What do you mean by
how much white and how much cash? It does, uncle. There's white money
and then there's cash. That's what I am asking about. I already told you 1.37 in all. Why do you keep asking how much
white and how much cash? Uncle. Caught you. Sorry, Mr. Atul.
But the deal is already done. Our offer was for 1.3 crore. And this gentleman sealed it for 1.37. Seven lacs more and
he cut a deal directly. And my commission... Mr. Kukreja saved on that too. So, we've lost the house? Actually, Mr. Kukreja was saying that the new owner who has bought this house, he isn't going to live here.
This is just for investment purposes. Can we have a word with him
by any chance? We can surely try. But we'll have to re-negotiate
the price. Initially, I thought the owner must
have got a better deal. He must have sold it to someone else.
It's usual in our line of work. But then I sensed that there is some sham. Looks like you all are a team. Come in, bro. Come. Have a seat. So, where was I? Yes, the sham. Mr. Grover was already
on his way downstairs. So, it's obviously not possible that
he mustn't have known which floor the furniture was being
taken to. After all, he's the sole seller
of all the flats here. He would have surely been
a little inquisitive. Right, bro? Then I wondered, why so much drama? Lugging all the furniture up
and setting up a fake owner. Only to turn down my clients? You could have straight away said
that you've cancelled the plan to sell. Why all this drama then? All this drama only to re-negotiate. What do you mean by re-negotiate? 1.37 that he paid plus whatever commission he wants
over and above that? Yes. I know it's more than what
we had decided. But, madam, there's no other way out. We can at least give it a try. Okay. Stop whining. Let me think. -Mr. Grover.
-Yes. I'd like to discuss this with
my cousin once. Your client. You are not his cousin. Look, buddy, if you have a client, then so do we. Doesn't that make us business partners? My dear partner buddy, this epic tale that I've been narrating
all this while, it certainly wasn't to enthral you. I could have straight away gone and
told them about the scam going on here. Fine then. How much? 'Hope you'll be at the theatre
on time today.' 'Yes. I'll be there before 7pm.' Hello. I just got the photo. It's
Midodrine. Just get one packet. Okay? Okay. By the way, I was wondering how she is. My calculation is quite simple. Cut the mango and share it equally. Half of the total commission. This isn't fair, bro. It was anyway going
to sell for 1.3 crore. How about this? Anything above 1.3, for whatever price it sells, half of that commission will be yours. Oh, really? Trying to act smart, are you?
You will get 2% of 1.3 crore which is 2.6 lacs. Say you sell it for ten lacs more, so half of 2% of 10 lacs
is what I'll get? Ten thousand? Do I look like a fool to you? Sorry, bro. This is the last offer. Is that so? Who do you think you are? Your sham will be exposed. If I go down and tell them
about this shady scheme, your entire deal will go for a toss. And so will your 2.6 lacs commission. My share comes to 1.4 lacs. Only for you, let's
finalise it at one lac. No issues, bro. Go and tell them. All right then. Your wish. Let's make it 76,000. Sounds good? -Tell me.
-Let me make it 10,000 with a dressing table. This one. It came extra
with the rest of the stuff. Now, you're taking this too far. -So, did you cast an eye?
-Listen. Need to speak with you. Hello. Anyone there? Yes, sir. What are you exploring in there
for so long with the door locked? Your broker isn't here either. -What the hell are you doing in there?
-Sir. Sir, please calm down. Mr. Prashant has gone out
to get medicine. My wife fainted. Her BP dropped. -Fainted? Where is she? Let me see.
-Sir, she is better now. She's fine. Better now? Hold on. Tell me something, son. Is she better now or
has she fainted now? -Sir, she fainted but she's better.
-What happened? -Why are you here? Sit and relax.
-No, no. It's okay. What's wrong here? What happened, uncle? Your medicine. Thank you. Thank you. Are you done seeing it?
So, are you leaving now or... Is she -going to sit and relax?
-No, sir. We're done seeing. She'll have her medicine
and then we'll leave. All right. Make it quick. Give me the keys. I'll turn off
the lights and lock the door. Come. Let's go. Take your medicine. -And let's go out and talk.
-Sure. But, Vinay, you left your stuff inside the room. What? Oh, yes. I'll get it. Is it there where I left it? As I got off the bed, I think I stepped
on it and it went under the bed. I'll just go and get it. I'll take my medicine. I think
I left the water downstairs. -What is it, son?
-Nothing, sir. My wife was resting inside. She left
something behind. I'll just get it. Did it go under the bed or what? Yes. But I'll get it out. No worries. Where is it? I will get it, uncle. No worries, uncle. I'll do it. I'll get it out, uncle. You let it be. But where is it? Jimmy, tell me something. He asked you for 1.4 lacs. And you offered him just 10,000
and a dressing table. Why such a cheap offer? Because the guy seemed intelligent. And hence, I thought he might take the offer. If he was intelligent, why would
he take such a bad offer? If he's intelligent, he won't have
his eyes on my share. Rather, he will think about how much
he would lose if he refused. In English, it's called loss aversion. I call it being a dumbass. Jimmy, I don't get what you're saying. Son, don't try to learn too much
in one day. Or you'll start choking. The deal is done. I'm happy. Mr. Grover told me about your demand. 1.4 is what we can pay at best. Sure. Please come in. Let's sit and talk. Come. He is one bastard for sure. I spent three months to earn
my commission of 2.8 lacs. And this dog swooped away a profit
of 3.5 lacs in just one day. -The deal's done, sir.
-Thank you. -Just one request.
-Yes. -Yes.
-This furniture that you see, I bought it for this house. And the plan was to sell
a fully furnished flat. Now that you have bought this house,
this furniture, -you'll have to buy it too.
-Of course. Madam was planning anyway. -Isn't that right, madam?
-Yes. -We do need to buy furniture.
-No, no. We can't. Sir, we've already overshot the budget. We won't be able to afford it.
It's difficult. Atul, at least ask him the price. I bought it for five lacs.
You can pay me the same. What? Five lacs? Impossible. At best, we can buy one or two
essential furniture. Please return the rest. -It should be fine.
-Return? The person I bought it from
is standing right here. Let's ask him if it is returnable
or not. Is it returnable, sir? Sorry. -Not possible.
-So, you were treating her low BP. You scoundrel. Is this how you were pumping her low BP? Just wait, you son of a... -Hello.
-Sorry, sir. Sir, I'm calling from
Ultima Prime Society. Sir, we've nabbed that gang. The men who pose as brokers
and let out rooms to couples. To indulge in indecent acts. Yes, sir. There's this boy named Prashant here. He's the broker. Sir, please come
right away. Sir, please. Sorry.
It won't happen again, sir. Look at him. He is at least apologising. But this guy, he is so sly. He has been standing tight-lipped
all along. How much do you charge for one time? Must be less than a hotel I'm sure. No wonder couples come to you. Uncle, I've already said this. I came here to show them the flat. And this madam pretended
to have fainted. I was sent away to the pharmacy. And then they did it. -That's what I've been saying but...
-Who is that guy? Who is letting out flats? You asshole. Bastard. We have our daughters
living here. How dare you dump filth in our society! You F**king bastard! Sir, their query had come directly
into our company's system. So, there's no chance our employee
was in cahoots with them. Although he shouldn't have left them
alone in the flat. That was a mistake. They fooled him and he fell for it. What happened? Okay. Let it be. Let's do one thing. Siddharth, Manan, and Samarth, three of you prepare the monologue of
the main character in the 12th scene. The new lead actor will now be selected
amongst the three of you. -All right?
-Yes, Pandit Ji. Come on. Let's proceed. Let's start the rehearsal. We've already
wasted a lot of time. Let's start. Sir, this girl says that it was
their plan. His company employee is innocent. My wife is calling. I'll be back. -Kaushal, get him out.
-Okay, sir. Thank you, sir. Bring the girl along. Madam. Here you go. Congratulations
on the Mercedes. It's all yours. Burn all the fuel
you want. I'll burn it tomorrow. I'll need kerosene, you see. What rubbish. Hey, Jimmy. If that girl would have lied that you were with them, our company's reputation would have got
screwed so badly, you have no idea. Tomorrow morning at 9, there'll be a meeting in the office
with the entire team. And in that meeting, I'll make sure
you regret this mistake. Good night. And listen. What they were saying that they slapped you
due to a misunderstanding, think of it as a tight slap from me. Because in this line of work
where people dupe their clients, you're one of a kind who got duped by the client. It's not their fault. A bastard is only a bigger bastard when an asshole is a bigger asshole. And you are a dumbass, a big one. This is enough for today. I'll sleep well. But why did you do this? Uncle, my car, my wish. -Why are you getting stressed?
-Fine. Now, here's my second condition. Have you heard of Property Lords? Yes. It's a big name in real estate. -It's your uncle's biggest competitor
till date. -Guess what? Hello, Rajkumar. We're glad to
offer you the role of Sales Manager at our organisation. Please confirm your... -Acceptance of the offer.
-Of the offer. Regards, Kavita. Some Rajkumar seems to have got a job
at Property Lords. What am I supposed to do? -Uncle, listen to me carefully.
-Okay. Rajkumar has got a job
at Property Lords. Property Lords is your boss's, meaning my uncle, Mr. Kukreja's biggest -competitor.
-Yes. Many wealthy buyers go to Mr. Kukreja. And Mr. Kukreja, the motherF**ker Kukreja, sells properties to those clients who are also listed with Property lords. All the information about those clients, you need to get it from
Kukreja and give it to Rajkumar. Rajkumar will sell the same property
to those clients at a cheaper rate and steal the deals from Kukreja. Hold on. Why will I give him
all the information from there? Because in return, Rajkumar will share his commission with you. Fifty-fifty. Now, -the most important thing.
-Go on. Uncle, Rajkumar is -Jimmy.
-Rajkumar is Jimmy. -Rajkumar?
-That was my name in school. Hey. I'll call you when
I burn it tomorrow. -I need a smashing video. We'll make
a reel. -Sure, Jimmy. Jimmy, your clothes. You're back. How was your rehearsal? It was good. I hope you told your boss not to keep
you at work when you have rehearsals. Yes. It's his father-in-law's company. Why would he care for the rehearsals?
All he will care about is work. He just has to request. Tell him frankly. People understand. He will also understand. -Just tell him.
-I will. How is your health? Absolutely fine. I'll change and come. Some of my fellow soldiers
got killed today. Some more may get killed. But before they die, they will think about their dead dreams. Dreams. Where do dreams come from? Okay. So, now, all you children will tell me
your name one by one. And what you do aspire to be
when you grow up? Okay. Let's start with this boy who
is struggling with his shoelace. Prashant, look up.
Sir is talking to you. Prashant. Look up.
Sir is talking to you. -Prashant. Sir is calling you.
-Quiet, everyone. Looks like Prashant hasn't decided
what he wants to become. But in the next class, we will
ask Prashant again. In fact, before every music class, you all must tell me what you
want to be when you grow up. -Sir, every time?
-Yes, every time. Also, music class will only happen twice
a week, right? But every day, I want all of you to tell someone or the other what you aspire to be when you grow up. Your mother, your father, your siblings or your friends. And if they get irritated hearing it, then tell it to your dog or your cat. They will never get irritated. Sir, what if we don't have a dog or
a cat? Then tell it to your pencil,
your eraser, your milk mug, or best of all, to yourself. Standing in front of the mirror. But what's important is to say it
every single day. Because if you don't, then by the time you grow up, you might forget what your
aspirations were. And the moment you forget,
others will come and tell you what you should be. And you might even believe it. Because what you wished for, you no longer remember it. I, Prashant Narula, will be the best actor of all time.
