You know, I slogged.
Bought Irene a diamond. A big diamond.
It's beautiful. But doesn't have a heart. She said.
I look for the wave and miss the ocean.
She left. And my search began.
No, I know. I know. I know we missed it.
Just... Just two tickets. Please.
We've made a lot of reservations down the line.
They'll all go waste.
Morning, evening, night. What? What?
Why the hell can't some things stop?
I can't understand.
Why the hell can something not...
I know. I know this is the peak season, ma'am.
Mess up my life for once.
I mean how are you going to hear the phone...
...if you keep it on silent under your pillow?
What about the evening flight?
How many times I've told you just don't do that.
Tomorrow. - Specially on freaking phone...
Will you just shut up, Meera?
Yes. Yes. Sorry.
Is there anything available tomorrow evening?
No. Right. No. No. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you very much. Thank you.
Great. Oh, no! Great.
This holiday is jinxed.
You know this holiday is jinxed.
Yet you'll do this. You'll just mess it up completely.
But it could've happened to you too.
So, it happened to me.
That doesn't mean you scream your head off.
I'm not screaming. And no.
It doesn't happen to me because I don't goof up. Okay.
I don't goof up on things that are important to us. To me.
But this is important for me as well.
Meera, listen.
Why don't we just get into the car right now and leave.
No. I'm not going anywhere.
"My beloved has come to meet me."
"My bangles are very naughty."
Switch it off, please.
Sleeping on your way to a holiday.
Look, we've got to be happy with what we have managed.
It could have been worse. We could have stayed back...
...and felt all the more peeved.
Talk. Take it out. The earlier the better.
There is nothing to take out, Krish.
Well, then. Don't sit like this. All quiet.
I'm ticked off, Krish. Not after so much preparation.
Look, I take full responsibility.
That's' what you always do.
Completely mess it up.
And then take complete responsibility.
End of matter.
Don't I compensate?
With yet another goof up?
Yes. Sure. You do compensate.
So much preparation, Krish.
So much of preparation that none of us...
...had the right to mess it up like this.
I getjust this one week in a year.
And I get 15.
At least you get to go abroad. Visit places. Get out.
Those are vacations? I didn't know that.
You don't know what I go through.
Week after week. Month after month.
Meera, its worse for me.
Yes. Your pain is always a little bit more than everybody else's.
Your problem's bigger. Your boss is tougher.
Your deadlines are tighter.
Basically, you've always taken a little bit more than everyone else.
Right?
Listen, we won't look for the Kartikey's valley this time.
The butterfly can happen some other time.
That way, you'll get the time to do the things you had planned.
Stop this now. Stop being ridiculous.
No, I'm serious.
You'll have to wait one whole year for your butterfly again.
I deserve it.
I told you its okay. Let's just find it.
For all you know that Kartikey's cap was not an explorer at all.
And that book and that valley was all rubbish.
But the Mahabharata (Hindu epic) isn't.
We'll soon find out.
I found the book in the most unlikely of places.
Not the Mahabharata. But this strange book...
...about a legend in the strangest place in the world.
Kartikey's valley.
Discovered by an explorer who set out to find distant lands...
...and ended up chasing a butterfly.
Only a butterfly that nobody believes in.
No one believes in happiness.
Would you like some tea?
- No. - No.
"There is sea of love in my heart. There is sea of love in my heart..."
You think we'll do 425 today.
Give me a drag. - Since when?
Again? - Not at Mumbai.
I decided I would smoke this vacation.
I decided I'll do everything I want to do this vacation.
And similarly... Gosh!
The lousy thing rings even here.
Hello. - Meera.
Yes, Zubi. - Are you already there?
No, there was a mess up.
He switched off the alarm. And went off to sleep.
We missed our flight. - Oh, God!
So, now? - No, we're going by car now.
By car. Wow. That must be fun.
So, where have you reached?
Yes. We're nowhere.
That's why I was surprised when your phone rang.
Yes. What's up?
Listen, Meera, I'm sorry to bother you on your vacation.
But this is something you should know.
Priya called up Mr. Kochar. And even fixed up a meeting.
She asked me to give her all the earlier correspondences.
What? What is her problem?
Tell her to just lay off.
Why is she going to my clients?
I know. I asked Bobby.
He said its okay, Zubi.
Let her have the file.
We're all working for a common goal here.
You know with his usual stupid smirk.
Tell her it's my domain. Okay.
Yes. That's' why I called you.
Okay. - You know.
Okay, listen. Keep in touch with me. Okay.
Sure. - I'll keep calling you as well.
Yes. Yes. Take care. - Okay. - Have fun, Meera. - Okay.
Bye, Zubi.
What's up? - This lousy Priya. Chasing all my clients.
I don't know why the hell she just can't lay off. Witch.
You know, I strongly suspect that Priya has something to do with Bobby.
The way he puts up with all her nonsense.
I'm surprised your office hasn't called.
Usually, they go berserk when you leave town.
No. Those are all H2. Even on the Neekey.
Markets are all no-brainers these days.
Hi, Krish. Thanks for the call.
Finish your call. I'll get you some coffee.
Right. - And the MD has just called for you.
Okay.
Waiting for Bin Laden to move me from my perch.
Yes. Yes. You didn't know.
Yes. Tomorrow. Just for a week.
You think I get holiday.
Okay, listen, I'll hang up now.
I'll catch up with you later.
Yes. Boss has called up. Okay. Bye. Bye.
Hello. - Yes. Hi, Vijay.
You had called.
I'm sorry for everything I said in the morning.
How come? Suddenly.
Just Krish.
At least we are out of that hellhole. So, we are fine.
The phone call did it.
And insignificant insect. Ubiquitous.
Yet impervious to reality.
Hiding in the dust of its touch. A secret.
Peace, love, luck and happiness.
The great Indian butterfly.
Yet the whole world has conspired to ignore it.
Disbelief in the face of realism.
Stubbornness in the eye of the truth.
A mass, collective self hypnosis.
Determined to search for demise.
Reaching for success.
It's not far from here. Follow me.
Hi, baby. What are you reading?
Freedom next time.
Can I read you a bit?
They shoved him into a pit.
When they had finished, only Malumpus'...
...head appeared above the ground.
A white border who directed...
I need a massage.
Massage. Massage.
So, wasn't it better than a dirty loo?
Actually, it was great.
I feel like flying.
Have you ever sat on a bus like they do?
No. Why?
I want to do it.
Okay. - Now.
What do you mean? - On top of the car. Now.
No chance. Get in the car.
Krish, please. Just for a while.
Are you crazy? It's a freaking high way
So what? - Come on, get in the car.
In fact it's good. There are no cops here.
Please, Krish. Just for a while.
Okay, from here to there.
I just want to sit in the car and feel like I'm flying.
I have been wanting to do it since I was a kid.
Hey! Hold on.
Free! I'm free.
Yes. Hi. Hi.
Hey, baby. How's Goa without me?
No. We overslept. - is it?
Yes. Missed the flight. - So...
No. No. We're driving to Goa now.
Hell! Is she around?
Yes. She is on top of the car.
What? - On top of the bonnet.
Can't you hear her screaming?
She always wanted to be on top of a moving vehicle.
So that she could feel like she was flying.
How sweet? - I can fly like a bird.
Listen, Krish, have you told her? - No.
No, I haven't told her yet. - I can fly like a bird.
Krish, you have to tell her.
You know she is going to feel all the more cheated.
No, I know. It's just a matter of time. - Free. I'm free.
Okay. Bye, Liza.
Listen. Listen, baby. I have to talk to you.
So, I'll call you later. - Don't call me.
I can fly like a girl. - I'll call you. Okay. Bye.
Okay. Bye.
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Wow. It was great. It was just fantastic.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much.
And you know what? You must try this once...
...because it's fantastic. Thank you.
What's wrong with you now? - Nothing.
So, now, you've decided to act pricey.
You know, Krish. You're so...
Please, Meera. I'm fine.
I'm really happy you fulfilled your dream. Okay.
So, why do you have a constipated face?
Do you have to bicker all the time?
Can't you see its getting too frequent?
Why don't you just let be me?
I'm letting you do all the things you want.
Bicker. I bicker all the time.
I'm really sorry to say, Krish.
You have no idea how to make people happy.
I did not say anything. Nothing. Okay.
You started it. This is what you always do.
Blow hot blow cold. No rhyme no reason.
When we used to live in that leaky old flat in Sion...
Forget a car. We couldn't even afford a cab.
But at least we were happy. Look at us now.
I travel 15 days a month. You slog for 15 hours.
We know we can't do a thing about it.
Whatever little time we get...
...ideally we should be making the best of it.
But we don't.
We're going on a holiday to have fun. Relax.
But all we have done since morning is fight, fight, fight.
I wasn't fighting, Krish.
I was only asking you why are you looking so horse-faced.
Are you by any chance PMSing (menstruating)?
You always make me feel small, stupid, juvenile.
It's always as if something's wrong with me.
You know what, Krish? It's not me. It's you.
Oh, please.
When are you due?
Will you stop asking me that again and again?
First PMS, then you'll know. Hell!
Mom had called. - How are they doing?
Okay. Dad's not too well, actually.
But then Delhi has such lousy weather.
Can't even call them over?
The last time they came you were travelling till the last minute.
And I... - But they chose the wrong time.
I had back-to-back road shows lined up.
I'm not blaming you. Why do you get so defensive?
I myself couldn't give them any time...
...because of the thunderstorm in my office.
What else did she say?
Same old thing. Why aren't you guys having a baby?
You're 30 plus. It's getting late. Blah, blah, blah.
What did you tell her?
I told them we've stopped getting intimate.
I had all the mind to tell them that.
But that's not the only reason why we are not having a baby.
What is it? - Positive.
Show me.
Must have happened on the 14th night.
What are we going to do now?
Why? We'll have the baby. What else?
I don't know. I can't. I can't go on maternity leave right now.
I'll lose my promotion. What about my work?
You know how I slog.
Take me...
You know the politics in my office. The pressures.
The number of meetings I've to go out for every single day.
In the night, it's...
Why are we talking about this?
Meera, please.
We're not going to discuss the kid issue and spoil our vacation.
It's not about the kid issue, Krish.
Please, let me talk for once.
The thought is going on my mind for so long.
I just need you to sit there and listen to me. Just once.
No fighting. No accusing. No blaming. No.
Just plain talking.
"It's an amazing world outside."
By the time I get home every night, its 9.30 or 10.
I cook dinner. You're either there or not there.
By the time, we hit the bed it's 12...
...and I've to wake up early the next morning and...
I've heard all this before several times.
But you don't understand it.
You land up from your tours all charged up and fresh...
...because you're coming home after a few days, weeks.
You know you've been away.
You probably had your dinner and slept and relaxed on flight.
You can go to office late. Maybe not going...
...saying that you reached late and you've been out of town.
Have I said anything to you ever since that day?
Why are you racking up this whole topic again?
Because your silence is worse, Krish.
If you had said something. At least...
...I would know what's playing on your mind.
You call me frigid. I'm not.
I also feel like making love.
And it has got nothing to do with the kid issue, Krish.
It's not you alone who is suffering.
I don't suffer anymore.
That's even worse, isn't it?
Don't you realise, Krish, that something's very wrong between us?
How can you not suffer knowing that...
...there is no intimacy left between us?
Either you feel the suffer or deicide not to feel the suffering.
The situation doesn't really change.
You're anyway going to turn to the other side and go off to sleep.
You can take the initiative.
Not as if I've ever stopped you from touching me or anything.
Why me all the time?
Isn't that like taking me for granted?
Take the initiative. Forever.
I've a valid right to lay back.
And expect you to do things to me.
And you're the same person who said that love is about giving.
I wonder how many times Liza took the initiative.
How the hell does Liza get into the picture?
How the hell!
Relax, Krish. I was only asking. Okay.
Because I've only had one partner...
...to love and you've had so many.
So, I just wanted to know they were better.
If there were any.
Why Liza? Why?
It's the best way, Krish.
I just need some time to think. I need some space.
That's all.
And Bengaluru is not far, baby.
What is it? You don't love me anymore.
Then what is it, Liza?
What is it that you have against marriage?
I don't understand.
You'll be as free as you are today.
But can't you see we can't be just friends or lovers anymore.
We can be lovers partners forever, Krish.
Baby, please.
You know I'm a bit crazy.
I can'tjust walk into something without being convinced, right?
What if you are never convinced?
Then... Then I won't begrudge you anything, Krish.
You'll find a lovely beautiful girl and get married.
Meera, you have to stop taunting me about Liza.
I'm sorry.
No. You always do it. You first say it.
Then you say sorry. It has to end.
It hasn't ended from your side.
What do you mean it hasn't ended from my side?
If it had, you wouldn't react this way.
And we still are in touch with her.
So. - In spite of me telling you repeatedly...
...that I'm not comfortable with it.
But she still... - Still what?
You think I'm seeing her on the sly.
I too had a scene with Hari.
He tried calling me a couple of times.
But I didn't give him any importance or attention.
He stopped calling.
Now, I don't even know if he is alive or dead. And I don't care.
I don't see that happening with you and Liza.
It's bound to be on my mind.
And I didn't even sleep with Hari. Ever.
You had to do it in your live-in relationship with Liza.
How can I forget that?
Any self respecting man wouldn't...
...even turn and look at someone who did this to him.
But you continue to be in touch with her.
Talking to her. Sharing jokes on SMS. On the net.
I don't know even... - Even what?
Meet, sleep. You think I'm still...
Okay. This about this objectively.
How would a woman feel if her husband...
...does not find her attractive anymore?
If he doesn't give her the same kind of attention.
Is not nice to her.
And at the same time, is still continuing...
...to be in touch with someone he has lived with for two years.
And not a very long time ago.
Put yourself in my shoes for once and think.
Am I or am I not supposed to feel uneasy with this?
What? - Kick your moronic brain with this. Dumbo.
Butterfly. Butterfly.
I don't love Liza. Not anymore.
And I haven't met her.
Apart from the two instances during...
...both of which you were there with me.
Yes. She writes me mails. She calls me.
And I respond like any mature human being.
But there is no titillation in it.
No hope for a revival.
Or no maintaining a shelter for a rainy day.
Frankly, it would hurt my ego to ask her to stop calling me.
Because that would mean that she still affects me, my life.
When she doesn't.
I don't accept that explanation.
Because if you say you don't care as you always insist...
There is no question of ego getting hurt.
You don't care. You don't care, Krish.
You just want to control her.
The stupid games that you're playing.
You feed her hope and you starve her body.
Unfortunately, I'm stuck in this stupid game.
Starve her body.
What the hell is that supposed to mean?
You men want all the women around you...
...to be endlessly attracted to you.
And put on this façade of being this carefree, caring...
...manly being with the nerves of steel.
You don't even realise when women take you for a ride.
Come on. Give me a break.
Whatever.
"lt's there in the Puranas (holy scriptures)."
'lts there in the Mahabharata.'
'The Pandavas had stumbled upon... '
...the hidden valley when they had lost everything.'
I guess you need to lose to win.
You're going to take a while?
Yes. A bit. - Okay. Goodnight.
Finding this valley is, I suppose, not easy.
Like buying a ticket to Disneyland.
You don't need brains or muscles to find this place.
You need something else.
Your phone is ringing.
Yes, Bobby. - Sorry, babes.
Something important has come up...
...so, I thought I'll talk to you.
Not a problem. Tell me.
Well, Meera, don't get me wrong.
In fact, just going by the numbers.
The management has decided to promote...
...Priya as the general manager.
How is that possible, Bobby?
Priya has five years of work experience.
And I have more than eight years.
It's a bit unfair. Don't you think?
I've tried my best, Meera.
In fact, I've asked for an increase in the head count.
And I'm sure this is just a temporary arrangement.
But don't lose your sleep on this.
Because your contribution is... Hello. Hello. Hello, Meera.
Hello. - Meera, are you there? - Hello. - Hello.
Yes. Yes, the signal is breaking.
Listen, let me call you in a few hours.
Don't worry, Meera. - No.
I'm there for you. - No. I have something to say about this.
What is she saying? - "No, I've something to say about this."
So, General Manager, where do you want to celebrate this?
Your place, Dukes Retreat, Khandala?
Well, if you allow, sir...
...we can begin right now in your cabin.
What happened?
I'll have to report to Priya.
She's been promoted.
What's your name? - Krishna.
Do you attend school? - Yes.
Oh, you speak English. - Yes.
Where is your school?
Where do you live?
You like chocolates?
You want one?
Come with me.
No, I don't care. No.
Here we are.
Okay then, fine.
Here you are.
Thank you. - Welcome.
Uncle, there's an old temple up there.
Would you like to see it?
How far? - Five minutes.
No, I can't stand it.
This way.
I've picked up war at the office.
It's going to be Bobby or me.
What? - Priya's promotion papers are going to be held back.
Who told you? - Shimanto, our regional head.
You called up Singapore right now! - Yes.
And? - And nothing, I told them.
I told them everything that's happening in the Mumbai office.
I told them that I'm on leave.
When I get back forget Priya...
...if I even have to report to Bobby, I'm going to quit.
They can expect my resignation on Monday.
Enough is enough.
And what did he say? - Poor Bengali...
...must've had a minor heart attack.
But he remained his usual calm self and said...
...he will look into it.
But I was categorical.
So, what are you going to do now? - Meaning?
What if they don't do anything about it? - I'll quit.
Won't you support me for a while? - Yes, of course.
This temple is more than 500 years old. - Really.
God will bless you with anything you wish for.
Do you believe that? - Yes.
What was the last thing you asked Him for? - Chocolate.
You're racing. - Less than 100 kilometres left...
...and I'm tired. - You're minimising the chances...
...of reaching itself. - I thought you were sleeping.
No, I was thinking. - What?
Office. Whether I did the right thing or not.
What do you think?
Well, I wouldn't have done it. - Why?
It's bad strategy.
One, you're out, and have no control over the process.
Two, you don't have a job in hand.
Three, markets are bad.
You don't understand my pain.
You never have. - Why do you say that?
You've never faced such a thing.
Right from the beginning...
...you always got what you wanted.
You've been in the right books of the right people...
...at the right times.
You've done better than all those in your batch.
You've risen too fast.
You don't even have an idea what I go through, Krish.
Do you realise how bad that can be?
Rising up too fast.
I've so few options today.
Why would you ever need options?
You know, Krish, this is the thing that bothers me.
You look at life very much from your perspective.
You never had to fight, so, you don't know why...
...people sometimes have to get up and put a foot down.
Bobby is a womaniser.
He even eyes me.
Does that make any difference to you?
Priya is giving him what he wants.
And now, seeing an opportunity...
...he's put Priya on top of me.
And you ask me to seek refuge and strategies...
...and keep shut.
If necessary I'll quit.
Maximum what will happen?
We won't buy the apartment in Bandra.
We'll sell this smaller car.
For all you know, God wants us to slow down.
We can't afford you not working, Meera...
...for sometime at least. - Why? The house?
It's not the house, Meera.
Tell me, why are you so fascinated with this house.
Why can't we be fine with a smaller house more in the suburbs?
Why is it so important for you...
...to show off with a sea-side apartment?
Call friends, have parties...
...when I'll still be returning at 10 and 11 in the night.
Please, Meera, I didn't say that because of that.
Every 15 minutes in the last months...
...the only thing you've spoken about is the apartment.
"They're closing the booking, the 15th floor is gone...
...they're giving us a four percent discount. Four percent."
"They've agreed to alter the floor plans."
"You can see Shah Rukh's lawn from the bathroom window."
And you think I'm too naïve to understand what you're talking about.
Shut up! Just shut up!
I can't take this anymore.
You've been going on since morning.
You're driving me crazy.
I don't know why I came to a holiday with an idiot like you.
You're stupid.
No wonder people supersede you.
Stop the car. - What for?
Stop the car. - Fine.
I don't want to see your face.
Oh, no.
Give me a moment please.
Me. and Mrs. Krish Kumar. - That's right.
Room no. 206, sir.
Have a nice day, sir. - Thank you.
Thank you.
This is for you.
Thank you, sir. Thank you, ma'am.
Good night. - Good night.
I've a suggestion.
You're free to take it or leave it.
It's simple.
We won't talk about home until we get home.
Home meaning Mumbai.
And that includes work, and all the other things.
We tackle Mumbai once we get to Mumbai.
The idea is to unwind, relax, love.
We'll do just that.
I'm going to take a quick shower.
You're free to join me.
Then we'll catch the buffet and sleep off.
Tomorrow, our great vacation starts.
And I'm... sorry about calling you names.
You know it was out of tiredness and anger.
I never meant it.
Meera.
It's already nine.
I've a terrible headache.
What time did you sleep last night? - I don't know.
What do you want to do?
Do you want to sleep some more?
Should I get you a disprin (pill)?
Feeling very washed out.
Get up, freshen up.
Have the breakfast take the medicine...
...l'm sure you'll feel better.
It's beautiful outside.
What's the plan?
Well, you'd written that...
...we'll checkout the beaches of Calangute and Bagha.
And then we'll head out for lunch, and...
Let's go look for your Caroguez's valley.
We decided not to look for the valley this time.
We'll do it next time.
And what if we don't get time...
...to do it for another year? - It's all right.
We'll do it next year.
And what if your butterfly decides to migrate...
...or becomes extinct.
You think you can wait for another year.
Considering you've been waiting six months...
...anxiously for this butterfly.
I think it's more important that we enjoy this vacation.
The butterfly is... anyway about...
...love, peace... luck and happiness.
Well, according to your scriptures...
...the butterfly brings peace, luck and happiness.
The beaches and lunches can still wait.
What will we do when we get back?
You're being sarcastic now.
I told you I don't believe in it as such.
But there's a feeling it mightjust exist.
And all the things about it mightjust be true.
Plus there are references of it in the Mahabharat.
I've read it myself.
Which is why I'm saying, Krish...
...let's go and look for your butterfly.
Look at it this way, the butterfly will make us rich...
...and free, and so we've the time and money...
...to do whatever we desire.
You still have a tone of sarcasm in your voice.
I can sense it.
We won't look for the Caroguez's valley this time.
It was I who overslept and we lost two days.
So, I'll have to forgo.
That's it. - If you find your butterfly...
...won't it bring me luck too?
I think we should both believe in it and go look for it.
Aunt, I want money.
Aunt, I want money to buy a ball. - Go away.
You're the obstacle, you're the path.
Irene had told me about this.
She had read about the butterfly.
But never felt the need to look for it.
How do you search for something that's lost?
How do you find someone determined to hide?
How do you believe in something...
...nobody wants to believe in.
Irene remarried.
She has a daughter.
Writes me mails sometimes.
And I... I live amongst butterflies.
It's possible that over the years...
...the names changed or shortened.
Or maybe it's like a Carady, or Cardes, or Cardos...
If they did, it would be on my map.
Oh, come on, these maps are so unreliable.
Okay, what was it called in the Mahabharat?
'Virudh'.
The story goes that Indra's mortal enemy Vrithir had a boon...
...that he couldn't be killed during day or night.
Not with a wet weapon or with a dry one.
With metal, wood, stone... and so on.
It's very boring, what is this? - Listen to me.
So, he waged war on Indra and kept winning.
The Gods got scared and invoked Lord Vishnu.
So, in the final battle on the beach in the twilight...
...Indra hurled his 'Vajra' (weapon) into the sea.
And I'm going to hurl you into the sea...
...if you don't stop this nonsense.
Seriously, Indra hurled his 'Vajra' into the sea.
And created a cloud of foam that had Vishnu in it.
And this cloud engulfed Vrithir.
And Vrithir accepted this death...
...because it was an honour to yield to Vishnu. - So? And, so?
And a million of his pieces fell all over the place.
And turned into butterflies.
So, peace, love, luck and happiness...
...returned to God land.
You have me totally confused now.
What does that mean?
That we've to now look for 'Virudh' or 'Virudha'...
...or 'Rada' or some such.
What is the point? - Maybe it's Vijaywada.
Oh, shut up. - East coast.
Drink, here. Cheers. - Cheers.
EROS
"It's been only a while since I last met time."
"It's been only a while since I lost track of time."
"When the light faints."
"When the light glows."
"When the breath stops heaving."
"When the breath starts heaving."
"We'll talk a little about you and a little about me."
"lt'll be slightly twilight and slightly dark."
"It's the time of..."
Congratulations. - Thank you.
"When the time stands still, the life goes on..."
So, what's her name? - Meera.
Meera Acharya.
Where does she live? - Delhi.
Is she prettier than me?
So, when is the wedding?
January 23rd.
See... I knew you would get married...
...and to someone prettier than me.
"There was a little love left, and nothing left at all."
"There wasn't any difference between winning and losing."
"When the slumbers parted."
"When peace parted."
"When memories parted."
"When thoughts parted."
"You got hold of a few, and so did I."
"lt'll be slightly twilight and slightly dark."
"lt'll be slightly twilight... and slightly dark."
"It's the time of night."
I'm going to be in Mumbai, next weekend.
Are you going to be busy? - Yes, I guess so.
Come on, Krish.
There's so much to talk about, and...
...for old time sake.
Please, I need your help.
I need your help to work out this time.
Let's ask these old guys.
Uncle, where's Caroguez's valley?
Caroguez's valley? That side. - That way.
This way or that way.
This way is Caroguez's valley. - This way.
See this.
Thank you.
These guys.
Excuse me.
Excuse me, are you from Goa? - Yes.
Can you tell me where's Caroguez's valley. - I don't know.
There's no Caroguez's valley here. - No, I don't know.
We won't waste anymore time on this stupid thing.
You give up too easily.
Just as quickly as you start things.
I'm sure you've the flattest hysteresis bill.
What are you talking about?
Magnetism, you won't understand.
What about magnetism? - Physics.
What about it? - I should've never married a commerce grad.
Forget it.
Hysterical loon yourself.
Wasn't that the way to the nursing home?
Yes. How do you know?
I remember the statue.
That's all I remember.
Everything else I've succeeded in forgetting.
I believe you were smoking last night.
You had five cigarettes.
There's a little kid in the hotel.
Infant, I think.
Baby kept crying all night.
Couldn't sleep.
Have you stopped smoking...
...or are you still smoking on the sly?
What? Have you really quit?
I forgot you hadn't slept well last night.
Go to bed.
What's the matter?
You were fine an hour ago.
And we haven't even fought.
Forgot it, Krish, you haven't understood me up to now.
You're never going to ever.
What happened now?
I'm not drunk.
I wasn't speeding.
Do I smell?
Please, Meera, tell me. This is unfair.
What do you want to know?
You start behaving funnily suddenly.
And when I ask you...
Meera. - Yes, Bobby.
Meera, I've been trying to speak to you since morning.
I don't know I must've left it behind.
What is it? - Meera, I've told you time and again...
...kindly pay attention to your handover notes...
...before you go for your vacation.
I've no clue what's happening on the IT contract.
Bobby, there's a note written by my own hand.
Check page three, line three or four.
It's not enough to put it down.
You need to hand it over to me before you leave.
I always tell you, don't leave things for the last moment.
How can you be so irresponsible, Meera?
What? I put those papers on your desk a week ago.
Can you check the dates on those papers?
I get 1500 letters everyday on my desk, Meera.
It's not enough to just sneak in and leave it on my table.
You need to put it up for me to see it.
I'm not your secretary, Bobby.
We've lost IT Con.
And you're responsible for it.
I told you these guys are professionals...
...and they're not going to wait.
If you lose this client, you're responsible for it.
- And IT Con is a very important client. - Oh really.
You mess everything here...
...and then you call the head office to butter them up.
Seems like you've called Shimanto.
May I know what for? - What I speak with Shimanto is my business.
It's got nothing to do with you.
You're free to speak your mind to whoever...
...and say whatever you like, and so am I.
And I don't want to hear this nonsense right now...
...because I'm on vacation. - Meera, you've crossed all your limits.
But it's okay.
Just calm down and listen to what I've got to say...
...because it's more important than you...
Well, if it's so important I hear what you say...
...then save it until I come back, okay.
And don't bother to call me because...
...l'm not going to answer your calls.
What's he saying?
Nothing, just... trying to find out...
...what I said to Shimanto.
And of course, throwing his weight around.
"Where is this? Where is that?"
I'm going to quit.
I'll have to quit.
Can't take this pressure anymore, it's killing me.
There's pressure everywhere, Meera.
Existence itself is a pressure.
Why can't we be peaceful?
It takes so little doesn't it?
Why do we have to keep throwing ourselves...
...into the fire every given opportunity.
Don't we realise that we're dead in the end anyway.
Who thinks about all that?
Death is lurking around the corner.
For all you know... We might have an accident...
...written in our fate on our way back.
But it's the life before death...
...that everyone tries to beautify.
Killing ourselves to beautify life.
Isn't that paradoxical?
We're getting into this work discussion again.
See.
I think I've... begun to believe... in the butterfly.
I want to believe it exists.
I'm very scared, Krish.
What are you scared of? - I... I don't know, I just don't.
I keep getting these acidity pumps...
...l'm scared I'll get cancer someday.
At the office I get heat flashes.
I'm scared that someday everybody at the office...
...is going to stand there and call me a loser.
And I'm scared that we're just going to grow too old...
...to enjoy everything that we're fighting to acquire.
Be quiet, no more.
I... I... don't even have a physically intimate life.
I'm scared that you're not happy and...
...you'll start looking somewhere else. - Meera. Meera.
Will we manage if I quit?
We'll see.
If I get terminally ill? - Nothings going to happen to you.
Nothing.
"Across the ocean there are dark clouds over head."
"But Albatross has flown away."
"You're the horizon where the ocean kisses the sky."
"Dreams never live they never die."
"Since you've been gone."
"Time has stopped before me."
"As I wait alone in the rain."
"Every tear is beneath your eyes."
"Never let them fall to the ground."
"You never believed me, when I said I'm going away."
"You knew I would be around."
So, what are we going to do today?
I don't know. We'll just go out and see where wish takes us.
You want to go for a bath first? - No, you go.
You go, you take much longer than me.
And of course you're shaving fetish.
No, I just want to toss about for a while. - Okay.
Hi, Liza. Has anything come up as yet?
No, I believe I kept my cell off.
I didn't let Meera to get even a scent of this.
Yes, she'll be fine.
I mean she'll have to accept it.
There's no other way.
Meera, I was thinking...
What happened?
I will not contest the divorce.
In fact, you will get your papers within the week.
What? Divorce?
Is this a joke or something?
You think it's funny.
You still think it's funny.
Meera, but... what has happened to you suddenly?
You've made seven calls to Liza since yesterday.
And fortunately for me, I heard the last one.
Or I would've continued to be an idiot...
...till you choose to let me know what a stupid idiot I am.
Meera, I want to tell you something.
Meera, please. - I don't want to hear anything, Krish.
There's nothing I want to hear from you. - Meera, please.
Meera, please hear me out first.
Meera.
I'm telling you there's no flight to Mumbai now.
Only in the night.
What about the train? - One leaves in 40 minutes.
And the other is a passenger train.
How far is the station? - It'll take another 20-30 minutes.
But you want to go to an ATM as well.
Can we hurry up please?
Good morning, reception.
Yes. There's any flight to...
Yes, sir.
No.
Excuse me. - Yes, sir, can I help you?
Do you know the closest ATM around here?
Did you see a lady come by here?
Wearing a jeans, green top.
She went that way. - That way.
Missed the train. - Sorry.
But where do you want to go now? - Open the door.
Yes, ma'am.
"Trying to understand this feeling once again."
"Trying to understand the silence of pain."
"Memories seem to fade away, and come back to me."
"This every little..."
Come in.
"The spirit of our wells still lingering in our hearts."
"I'm clinging to a dream that's falling apart."
"Why does it have to end this way?"
"I need a friend."
"How many times this treason?"
"How could it all slip away?"
Sir. - "How can I find a reason?"
"How can I make you stay?"
Thank you. - "You've to love me, love me true."
"Love me, love me through."
"Turn a blind eye to the shadows of the past."
"But now, the pain has torn me apart."
"Now, as I bleed, you walk away."
"Is this the end?"
"How many times this treason?"
"How could it all slip away?"
"How can I find a reason?"
"How can I make you stay?"
"You've to love me, love me true."
"Love me, love me through."
Excuse me. - Yes, ma'am.
Can't you hear a baby cry? - No, ma'am.
Can't you hear a baby crying? - No...
Listen carefully, listen... - Sorry.
There... - Goodnight.
EROS
"Come to my rescue when nothing's going right for me."
"Hold me in your arms."
"Lead by your love to places I've never been."
"Save me from harm."
"When I'm old."
"When I'm all alone."
"When I'm sad."
"When I'm... Take me away."
"Take me right now."
"I wanted to..."
"Give me your love."
"Let me see light."
"Just let me know."
Excuse me, do you know the Caroguez valley?
I'm talking to you.
Caroguez...
Do you know the Caroguez valley?
God knows. - Caroguez valley.
No idea.
Excuse me. - Yes.
Would you by any chance know of a place...
...around here called the Kartikey's valley?
Well, are you looking for the great Indian butterfly?
There is a method in this madness.
To find this butterfly, you need to cast your net wide and long.
Sometimes the search is meaningless, frustrating.
But you do find it. That's a promise.
Happiness is a rare insect.
The finding is almost as enjoyable as the searching.
But did you find it?
A traveller I am and a navigator.
Every day, I discover a new reason within my soul.
Gibran.
Where is Kartikey's valley?
What if I tell you, you are right now in the Kartikey's valley?
This is the Kartikey's valley?
This is the Kartikey's valley.
And the butterfly?
Won't you please tell me where I can find the butterfly?
Peace comes knocking on our door and we say, "Go Away."
I'm looking for peace.
And peace goes away.
Sir, please. I'm exhausted.
Please tell me where I can find it.
Excuse me. - Yes.
When will I be discharged?
Won't take too long, ma'am? 15 minutes. - Okay.
What hospital is this? - Mount Mary hospital.
I'll just be back, ma'am.
'Lord Jesus mans our heart.'
'The blessings of Lord Almighty... '
Won't you just forgive me for once?
Just once. I won't do this again. Ever.
How about 100? 100? - No.
150. - But this is too much. I can give only 100 for that.
You give me this bag for Rs.100 and...
Hello. Yes, I would like to speak...
...with Mr. Krish Kumar in room 206, please. It's urgent.
When? Okay. Thank you.
Liza, hi. Is Krish there?
No. No. We took the vacation.
Okay, look, its fine.
I'm a bit rushed. Can I call you a bit later? Thanks.
Hello. - Hi, Liza. Meera.
Thank God. Where's Krish?
I've been going mad trying to get hold of him.
No, Krish is not here. Which is why I'm calling you
We had a fight two days back.
And we've in different places for the last two days.
Has he called you since the day before?
No. No. He hasn't called me.
And I really need to speak to him.
What an idiot to leave you like that?
By the way, do you know? I mean has he told you.
No. He didn't tell me. I found out.
Good. Perhaps, then I can tell you that... - Yes.
Tell your husband to stop despairing...
Liza, are you going to take time?
There's good news. - I need a minute. Please - Okay.
Have you found him something?
Well, almost.
Pretty much, the job is his. It's Vice president. First Trust Bank.
Vice-President. Wow! That's great.
Yes. Yes. But he needs to be here to seal the deal.
Negotiate the salary. All that.
So... But that can only happen once he surfaces.
Okay. Okay, look. He's probably going to call you.
Will you ask him to call me, please?
Yes. You don't sound so good, Meera.
Is there anything I can do to help?
No. I'm fine. Thanks. Thanks.
Okay. Take care.
The idea is to unwind, relax, love.
We'll do just that.
Meera.
Hello. - Hi, Krish. Where are you, Krish?
Stop the car, please. Pull up. Sound the horn.
Overtake the car.
You should have told me.
I spoke to Liza.
You're being considered...
...for the job of Vice-President of First Trust Bank.
Oh. My cell was off.
Bobby has been sacked.
I might even get promoted. - That's great.
I don't want to continue.
Because I know, after sometime...
...it will be the same mess all over again.
I just want to stop and enjoy the present.
Who's seen the future anyway?
Why must we spoil the present over our uncertain future?
So, what do you want to do?
Well, maybe buy this land.
Live like farmers. Make a little house in the corner of this land.
Have lots of children. And my children will have children.
And we'll be one big happy rocking family.
Where were you?
Come, let's go and look for your butterfly.
What do you think I've been doing for the last few days?
You found the Kartikey's valley.
What? You actually found the Kartikey's valley.
And the butterfly? - The butterfly too.
Where is it?
The valley is just a state of mind, Meera.
Meaning?
I met this guy.
He gave up everything to look for this butterfly.
12 years ago.
It took him five years to understand.
It's all about love. Nothing else.
You mean there's no valley.
There is. The valley is.
And will always be where we stand together.
And you... Are my great... Great Indian butterfly.
"I've started believing there's no one like you."
"No matter if I don't get the world."
"My heaven lies in here."
"Things I get from you keep the caravan of happiness going."
"Go on, tell your heart the feelings you harbour."
"When I felt your breath on my body..."
"...the passion in me was rekindled."
"Silence sounds so sweet."
"My sky lies asleep in your arms."
"Things I get from you keep the caravan of happiness going."
"Go on, tell your heart the feelings you harbour."