Stop it! Stop it! - No more ragging! Stop ragging!
No more ragging! - No more ragging!
Stop it! Stop it! - No more ragging! Stop ragging!
Sir I told you about Chris before.
He is the one responsible for it. - I see.
Stop it! Stop it! - No more ragging! Stop ragging!
No more ragging! - No more ragging!
What's the use of meeting me? - Come on, let's play. - Come on.
No, it's useless to give him any warning.
Look, I have told you. Rusticate him from the hostel.
He will stay as a paying guest somewhere. I don't care.
Papa! Papa, the game is not over yet. - Quiet.
What's wrong? - What I feared.
I don't want one more student to become a victim of ragging.
Papa... - Okay, you don't be more stressed.
Sir, Chris has come.
Tell him to wait outside.
Listen, it's his final year.
Take it easy
Come on, give me the cards. - Take this too.
Anurag, keep them in your room.
Sherley, please pass it. - Wait a minute. - And keep it carefully.
Seriously it's right. - Fantastic, Young men. Excellent!
Burn them! Erase them!
What is that? Show me.
"Ragging must die." - Sir...
What's up? I heard you got scared?
To whom will you complain now? Yes?
You used to roam around boasting a lot.
Sir, I request you... - Quiet.
Why are you acting as Fanne Khan?
Sir, I am not pretending to be Fanne Khan... - Shut up!
So? You were going to overcome our fear, right?
Have you realized now what they are... - Dammit!
Come on, forget it. Come on, let's have tea.
Mustafa, come on. - Mr. Pandit, wait a minute.
Hey, brother... - Stop it! Stop it! Stop it!
Look, brothers, there will be no ragging from today.
Ragging is done to the college students...
...and not the school going children.
You are right! Children!
How sweet!
All of you have touched my heart.
Thank you very much.
Scoundrel! They are up to a drama.
He makes them do a drama. What do you say?
His Anirudth uncle too will be pleased
He will distribute chocolate to the children. Make the preparations.
Panditji, get the children posters pasted here.
I will get the posters pasted.
What the hell is this, Chris? Rs. 1750?
Come on, panditji, I will pay your bill.
You will have to. I won't spare you today.
What about the wine worth Rs. 17,000 which you have drank?
It's fantastic, Dr. Vaidya.
You have taken strict measures against ragging.
Yes, but these seniors will never improve, doctor.
Have you heard that proverb?
Even if you try to straighten a dogs tail for 100 years...
...it will still be curved.
Now they are making the juniors do a drama.
Isn't the other dramas in the college enough...
...that they had to do all this?
I can see it.
Come on, the seniors are happy too.
I have already told you, it is Chri's mischief.
Now tell me, what should we do about Abhimanyu?
He still insists that he should be allowed to stay there.
I believe that we shouldn'tjoke around with the ghosts and spirits.
No one has seen God too.
But he does exist.
The saints and sages have seen him.
Weakness of mankind, doctor.
People have fear of even God.
It is the insecurity of the humans. What else?
You must be joking.
What should I do about Abhimanyu?
Look, I still suggest that...
Sir, I am really embarrassed about yesterday.
Don't be silly.
What is there to be embarrassed?
Can I use your laptop? - Of course.
All yours.
Look, I am showing you an experiment.
It is an athlete's experiment.
Look at this. He is hypnotized in a lab.
And he was told during the hypnosis...
...that he is participating in a race.
Under hypnosis his muscles started responding...
...in a manner they would have respond in an actual race.
His brain was unable to differentiate...
...whether this race was in reality orjust his imagination.
The same thing happened with you too.
When the mind undergoes immense pressure...
Things get exaggerated in perception
The mind cannot differentiate...
...between reality and illusion.
The critical mind is knocked off.
Do you know an interesting fact about the human brain?
It can't absorb more than 400 to 600 message units at a time.
It simply gets taxed.
Right, ma'am.
Look, it is important to change that state of mind.
How will he change his state of mind?
Why do you want to stay in that room?
Ma'am, actually... - What do you want to prove?
What's the use of living according...
...to the expectations of others?
It's your life, right? - Right.
You have to look after yourself first. - But, ma'am...
In fact I would say that you leave that room.
Look, I too believe that you shouldn't stay in that room.
But if the reason is going to be ghost or something...
...and if you are leaving it because of that, then I don't agree.
Because in the first place, we started the whole thing...
...with a thought that we should overcome your imagination.
Anyway, I want to share an interesting quote.
Some person wrote it.
Big man. It's worth hearing.
Because of any incomplete work or sudden death...
...the soul doesn't attain salvation.
And they stay in this world amongst us. Forever.
Come on!
I mean in a way, every death is a sudden death... and
...every person who dies leaves some work or the other incomplete.
Right? Ltjust doesn't make any sense.
Except one that it is important to overcome our doubts.
Yes, sir.
Sir! Sir, I will stay in the same room.
I quite like the new batch.
Yes. So do I.
Quite a view, isn't it?
Charles, I think we made the wrong decision.
I agree.
What's the use?
It has already happened once in this college.
Reputation after all we don't have to...
Look, Meera, it was a case of acute depression.
And basically ragging triggered it.
I'm not dead. The room is mine... leave my room
Abhi.
Hey, why are you creating this noise?
What's wrong? You are not in the class?
Is everything fine?
Sir! Sir, do you think spirits exist?
They are. They are available in a variety. Rum, vodka, whiskey.
Sir, I mean even after death...
Look, son, there is something which people believe.
Till I don't see it with my own eyes, I would just like to believe that...
...there is no such thing.
Sir, have you ever seen Gaurav?
I have. I have seen him nicely when he used to study in college.
Have you seen him after his death?
It is you who have seen him now.
Because of your ragging.
You too believe it.
And what if I have seen him without the ragging, sir?
I don't want to know all this, Abhi.
Sir! Sir, did you see?
What did I see? - Gaurav.
Gaurav?!
Where? - In the reflection.
Hey! Stop this! Stop this!
Stop it. I am telling you.
Listen, give one ezethromicin.
And give calpol for fever.
And for throat... for the throat?
Dammit! What name did Dr Vaidya mention?
Okay, do one thing.
Mr. Pandit.
Who had come to my room?
Who has kept Gaurav's things here?
Is it the work of the seniors?
Look, Abhi, whatever the seniors Did to you was wrong.
No one wanted this to happen to you.
The joke turned serious... - What if it is Gaurav...
How can it be Gaurav?
Why not, Mr. Pandit? I have seen him...
Gaurav is dead.
Gaurav is just your imagination.
Abhi,
try to understand.
Gaurav is already dead.
Abhi.
He is there.
Do you see him too?
It is not necessary that all what exists, Can be seen.
Abhimanyu, do you understand what you are saying?
Yes, sir.
What can I say?
I am simply disappointed.
Sir, earlier even I was a non believer
But sometimes we have to change our belives, sir.
What? - I am sorry, sir.
But what's the harm in Accepting the truth?
I mean you don't loose anything.
There is harm.
I am loosing a brilliant student like you.
Sir, believe me. I have spoken to him.
I have seen him, sir.
We were wrong. We were wrong, sir.
Sir, trust me. He always tells me about himself.
Really? What did he say?
Sir, he told me many things.
Sir, he said that it was not only his dream to become a doctor...
...but his entire family's dream.
To get admission in DMS college...
...it was a dream come true for him.
He was very happy here.
'Vaidyaraj Gaurav P. Gupte.'
'Kaamsiddhi clinic, room no. 302'.
'Behind hotel Gold Star. Meet or write.'
'Say it aloud.'
'Vaidyaraj Gaurav p. Gupte.'
'Yes? '
'Sir, the only solution to get back the lost stamina and youth.'
'Vaidyaraj Gaurav p. Gupte.'
'Behind hotel Gold Star. Kaamsiddhi clinic, room no. 302'.
' Meet or write
'The seniors must have explained you this reply.'
'But what is the right reply? '
'What is myocardium made of? '
'Sir, the muscles. Thickest layer of the heart.'
'Good.'
'Thanks.'
'Fantastic. - Well Done.'
Sir, it was a Fresh start for his life.
A new beginning.
It is for you. See.
These are those photographs which were clicked in normal conditions.
And the photographers challenge...
...that the odd shapes and figures which you see in them...
...are some type of ghosts or spirits.
To be honest, 99% of them are not authentic
It is some sort of trick photography...
...or graphics involved in the photographs.
What remains is one percent.
If you see other photographs, in one of them...
...the camera's strap has come in front of the lens...
...and its formed a shape.
And it becomes a ghost.
I can give you thousands of such examples.
See, basically science can define everything.
This is just a gimmick to sensationalize things.
But, sir, he is there.
We will talk on this topic tomorrow.
But I still think...
I am really sorry, sir.
We will talk tomorrow. Thank you.
Meera, what's wrong with the inverter?
Coming!
Meera! What is this nonsense?
Meera!
Wait a minute. I am coming.
Meera! - Coming!
Talk softly.
I mean what's the use of the inverter...
...which doesn't work at such a time?
Sara will wake up. Talk softly.
I have to complete my thesis.
And if it happens often, I will never be able to complete my thesis.
And why haven't you kept the matchbox here?
Why isn't the matchbox placed here?
It should be kept here.
Why isn't the matchbox placed here?
What happened at the college?
Nothing happened at the college.
The matchbox should be kept here.
Mama! Mama!
Oh la la! What's wrong?
Why are you scared?
I have told you so many times.
What have I said?
I feel scared. - Of what?
What are you doing? Stop yelling at the child?
Why? Why do you feel scared?
Mama! - No, no.
When will this inverter start working?
I am checking. Stop shouting.
What do you mean by no?
Then how does he start hallucinating it?
How did he start seeing everything again?
Sir, trust me. I...
Sir, I have stopped.
You have stopped?
It had begun because of ragging, right?
You and your friends were responsible...
...for the plight of that boy.
And now since you are saying the ragging has stopped...
...then how come he is hallucinating?
How is it happening?
Sir, actually... - Hi, Chris. What's up?
Hello! - Hi!
Sir, I want to consult you regarding some articles.
Yes. Come and meet me in the office tomorrow. Okay?
Sit down. Please sit.
So what's up?
Nothing, madam, I am just studying.
Really? But you had mentioned you cant focus?
No, ma'am, now I can. - I see.
Abhimanyu, how many horror films have you seen till date?
Why?
It reflects.
Since Gaurav has already started talking to you...
...I am sure he must have told you...
...whom to avenge his death.
Its not how you think.
Then his dead body must be lying somewhere...
...and you will have to cremate it.
Then a white light light will fall from heaven...
I told you it is not so.
Then how is it, Abhimanyu?
He is there. Nothing else.
I will come in some time.
Listen. Stop this nonsense.
And come for the lecture.
At least pretend to be fine, Abhimanyu.
Hey, I didn't tell you.
I had found your bottle of Old Spice.
And the day... no, no, it was lying at the side of the bed.
And since the day I have shifted in that room...
people say you still stay in that room.
It is too much.
How is it possible I mean?
Hello, sir.
What are you doing here?
Nothing else, Sir.
He was your batch mate, right?
What do you think about him?
You are showing a lot of improvement. - Yes.
I am really glad.
I'll see you next week. Take care.
Dr. Meera, I wanted to discuss about Abhimanyu with you.
I wanted to consult you.
What's the matter?
He says Gaurav tells him everything about himself.
'He said that he loved the college life.'
'But he feared only one thing. Ragging.'
'Hey! '
'Good morning, sir.'
'You had escaped that day.'
'Who will save you today? '
'Sir, please let me go.'
'Where will you go? You seem to be in a great hurry.'
'Everyone is waiting.'
'Who is waiting? '
'Sir. - Don't you want to become a doctor? '
'Come on, let's become a doctor.'
'Come on, let's go for an outing.'
'Don't you want to become a doctor? - But, sir... '
'Relax. Come on, I will introduce you to some new friends today.'
'Come on! - Sir! Sir! '
'This is your new room.'
'Stay here too.'
'There are guests here waiting for you.'
'Come on! - No! '
'See you tomorrow. - Sir! Sir! '
'Sir! Sir, please! '
'Sir! '
I will definitely believe that he is there.
No, sir, please don't believe because I am saying so.
Believe because it is true.
We just believe in end results.
That if the telephone rings, there are waves...
...there is frequency.
Will the waves and frequency stop if we switch off the telephone?
They will definitely exist.
Believe me. Just... - What do you want to say?
Sir, that Gaurav doesn't have any end.
No mechanical end result proves his existence.
And I will prove it to you that Gaurav is just an energy.
You are wasting your energy and time in worthless things.
In fact one day I will prove it to you...
...how wrong your thinking is.
It will be better for you. Please carry on.
Sorry Sir If I disturbed you.
You didn't disturb me at all.
Different researchers have different theories about...
...dreams and their...
Their interpretations.
But actually dreams derive their materials from reality.
And in the process when it is...
Well...
The theory of...
The...
'Come on, have medicines.' -
What's wrong? What happened? What's wrong?
He sees him. He speaks to him.
I have called Abhimanyu to office.
Don't worry. I will talk to him. Don't worry.
He is becoming like me.
Abhimanyu has accepted that Gaurav is there.
He is becoming comfortable with him.
But he is unaware that...
...after some time there won't be Gaurav but only fear!
What if he becomes like me?
What had happened with me?
I too had become comfortable after mother's death.
She still used to talk to me.
And what had happened when I had accepted the truth once?
There was only fear!
I used to see my mother's face everywhere...
...and I used to scared my mother.
He is becoming like me.
Stop it! Stop it!
It is not easy to become you.
Relax. Relax.
I will speak to the dean. Okay?
Just relax.
He should change his room.
Both of us will take Abhimanyu out of this problem.
Just relax. Relax. Relax. Okay?
Friend. He took two runs friend. - What are you doing, friend?
You bowl properly, alright? - Make him run out, you...
Abhi! - Catch it. Catch it.
Come on.
No. No sir. You people play.
Come on, friend. Now Done with the Senior-junior act... Come on, alright?
Come on, now, alright? We will play cricket.
Come, make a move. Come on. Come on.
No, sir. You people play.
We are good?
What did you say? We?
It wasn't correct,
All this wasn't correct.
We didn't know,
What didn't we know?
You didn't know what you were doing?
I didn't know?
Yes, Chris. We crossed our limits.
A little bit of ragging is... - What little bit, friend?
Had we come to do all this, here?
A little bit. Have you seen his condition?
Yes, His condition is bad.
What can we do? - What can we do?
Have we left him in a condition that we can do anything with him?
He has lost it.
Take your medicine. Take your medicine.'
'You have been unwell... Take your medicine
All this is an illusion.
Sir, he is there.
In fact he is still sitting along with us.
After all we are roommates. Right, Gaurav?
Sir, he shared more about himself.
Which I need to tell you.
Sir, he told me that after that night...
...he started remaining locked up in his room.
Away from people.
But still the ragging continued.
Gradually he started feeling Lonely and weak.
'Alright.' Grandma come over?
Will come on Saturday to visit her. ' Ok mother.
But, sir. Gaurav accepts that with one...
...wrong step he finished everything.
Killing himself was his biggest mistake.
Abhimanyu.
I am, actually, very worried about you.
I think you need help.
Honestly, you are heading towards...
...a very serious medical condition.
Then, sir. What will you call Gaurav's mother's condition?
She, even today, thinks that her son is alive.
Look. Even that is a type of mental illness.
How do you know about Gaurav's mother?
Sir, because I had gone to meet her.
Even today she believes that her son is still studying in college.
Look, she gave me these books so that I can give them to Gaurav.
Can I keep this? - Sure, sir.
Abhimanyu...
I will see to it that you recover completely.
I promise.
May I come in, madam?
Yes. Come Chris.
Coffee?
No thanks, madam.
Please tell me if you have any work?
No. I had called you to have coffee.
You can go if you don't want to have it.
Did you want to say something?
Alright, madam. Bye.
Chris. Chris. Come. Come, sit.
Thanks.
Ragging has spoilt you...
No ma'am, don't indulge anymore.
And since when did you start writing articles?
And getting them checked?
You are a topper for the last four years.
Since when did you start needing all these things?
Anyway, leave it.
I have a patient. Meenakshi.
You must have seen her,
She is an unusual patient.
I want to give her treatment in a slightly uncommon way.
I want to give her shock therapy.
I don't want anyone to find out.
Can you help me?
Chris.
Please, because I am saying so.
But, madam... - And on Aniruddha saying so?
Yes. No. No.
Yes. Yes. You do everything right now.
Yes, I am just reac... I am reaching just now.
I am coming.
It is Abhimanyu's report.
Bi-polar...
Traits were there.
Because of Chris's ragging. It is full blown.
What do you think?
What should we do with Chris?
I asked you something.
Why?
You were the one had suggested.
It is Chris's final year. Take it easy
Why Aniruddha?
For one thesis?
You were his favourite professor.
You used Abhimanyu like a guinea pig.
Why?
There is something called Self cure That's what I did...
Abhimanyu. - Sir, you?
Come.
Do you know?
For you I have done such a thing, today...
...which was seemed impossible for years.
Chris. You and Aniruddha have,
...given student-teacher relationship a bad name.
Sir, it was just an experiment.
'I chose a subject.'
' Selected him. Kept him in that room.'
'Kept him in the room got him ragged.'
He wants to eradicate fear and superstition...
...with a scientific approach.
He simply wanted to ridicule the paranormal...
'Because of repetitive information and association.'
'He started hallucinating.'
I never imagined sir, that Abhimanyu's...
...condition will deteriorate?
I made a mistake.
I was just helping in the thesis.
He still was imagining, even when the information was stopped'
'But I have solved it.'
I am ready to face the consequences.
I got influenced. I am very sorry.
'Lt is all in the mind... '
'... and after all thoughts become right?
Sir, have you seen Aniruddha anywhere?
Have you seen him anywhere?
Dr. Meera. - Yes, sir.
Actually he is saying... - Sir, absolutely.
- That... - Sir, he is speaking correctly.
Aniruddha is in a manic phase. - What?
Nobody is safe with him.
He is dangerous. He can do anything.
Sit.
Let us start from the beginning. - Sir.
Why did you choose to stay in that room...
...knowing that it was so-called haunted?
Sir, because I felt that Gaurav was a rumour.
Felt? Now what do you feel?
That he really is present there.
Why is that?
Because sir, I have Spoken to him. I have seen him.
You had mentioned.
Anyway, when did this start?
Sir if I remember correctly, the day Gaurav...
Gaurav had knocked at my door.
But you had mentioned maybe they were seniors.
No. No. Sir, that was Gaurav, . - Really?
Why would he do that?
Sir, because this room is his. I stay in his room, sir.
Do you believe this? - The entire college believes this, sir.
Because the entire college believes so...
...is that the reason you believe that The room isn't yours but Gaurav's?
Not exactly, but... - anyway
If I am not mistaken your ragging Too was related to Gaurav?
Yes, sir. The seniors had asked me...
...to collect all information about him.
Then did you collect the information?
Sir, I had no other option.
What did you find out?
Sir, everything about him.
From his date of birth, I know everything about him, sir.
Why did you go to meet his parents?
Sir, to find out whether they too felt his presence?
Could they also see him?
So, what did you find out?
His mother is even today not ready...
...to believe that he is dead.
Abhimanyu, whatever you said...
...about Gaurav, until now, is absolutely correct.
But this belief of yours that Gaurav talks to you?
Yes, sir. When we are alone.
I want to show you something.
I am sorry I had to keep you under observation.
I had to keep you under observation.
Butjust see.
Abhimanyu, a sensible boy.
How stupidly he is behaving.
He is talking to himself, standing alone in the corridor.
Sir, but... - What but? And...
What is this?
Sir, it is a diary. - Where did I get it from?
Sir, from my room.
How did you get it?
Sir, Gaurav's mother had given it to me. So that I could give it to him.
Read.
Read it.
Sir, it is Gaurav's personal diary.
And... what does it read? Read it.
I will tell you.
Gaurav's personal life is written in it.
His college life. His hostel life.
His depression. His ragging.
Everything is written in it. Is it written or not?
Sir... - Is it written or not? Read. Read.
Becoming a doctor wasn't just mine...
...but my entire family's dream. - Exactly.
You had told me exactly the same thing.
That Gaurav had told it to you.
Isn't it written in this or not? Isn't it or not?
Yes, sir. It is written.
It is written, isn't it? Good.
Gaurav is an image which has been...
...formed in you mind after thinking...
...about him 24x7.
And after that, whatever you are listening...
...around is affecting you.
Like this room is his, not yours.
But, sir... - It is or isn't?
Gaurav tells you exactly what is written in this.
That is what you tell me.
And what do you want to hear? What do you want to see?
Do you want to end up in a mental asylum?
That people call you lunatic?
And... And what is this?
These are your test reports. Bi-polar disorder.
Suspected bi-polar disorder.
You are simply hallucinating.
Yes, maybe you are correct, sir.
Gaurav... Gaurav was nothing. Maybe just my illusion.
Maybe I am right?
You are right, sir.
And you are wrong.
Yes, sir. I am wrong.
Gentlemen, I rest my case.
'The room which you have chosen... '
'... was closed for the last three years. Only because of fear.'
'And you have proven them wrong.' - 'Thank you, sir.'
'He is ragged.'
' Don't worry. You are my responsibility.'
24x7 we are being monitored
'One day I will prove to you... '
'... how wrong your believes are.'
'The illusion must end.'
'I will see to it that you become completely alright.'
'We are merely puppets.'
'Basically it is a psychiatric disorder.'
'Characterised by the onset of one or more... '
'... episodes of elevated moods or mania at one end... '
'And episodes of depression at the other... ' As simple
Abhimanyu.
Look, whatever I did was very necessary.
Notjust for you but for the people.
When you do something for the benefit of the world...
...then in the scheme of things, some individuals suffer.
Collateral damage.
Why did you make use of Gaurav?
And Abhimanyu?
Look, you aren't able to understand what I am saying.
Sir, I can still prove you wrong
Look Abhimanyu, you are missing the point.
What we have done. It is going to create history.
We were together into this experiment.
Open this, sir.
As you had said, sir
Unfinished business
incomplete work.
Or due to sudden death The soul does not attain salvation.
And it remains here forever,
It isn't there.
I had told you, isn't it? There isn't anything like this.
What one can see...
...is all wrong.
It is wrong.
It is all wrong.
I am talking, isn't it?
It's all...
Illusion.
And it is nothing else.
I know...
I'm telling you.
It's a simple case of bi-polar disorder.
I'm telling you.
It is nothing else.
It's all wrong.
We can see it.
But it isn't necessary that it exists.
So.
You aren't there.
You could have said that.