[MONITOR BEEP SOUND]
Hope it's nothing serious.
- Don't worry... - Doctor.
- Priya? - She is out of danger now.
But she might be conscious sometimes.
So, please take care.
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
- Okay? - Sure, doctor.
Let's go.
Dear...
Son...
Please come.
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
It's 11:00 AM. You reach there.
I'll also be there.
Raj, my son, don't be mad.
No, dad. No matter what happens...
...I will have to go there.
But...
Well, I enquired in the market.
He is a very talented guy.
We must hire him.
May I come in, sir?
Please.
[DOOR CLOSES]
- Good morning, sir. - Good morning.
- Have a seat. - Thank you.
This is my CV.
Raj Mehta.
After 3 years of experience with an MNC...
...why do you want to join our company?
Very simple, sir. It's for growth.
Your growth or the company's?
It's vice and versa, sir.
After all, 33 years of experience will count.
How is that?
You only have 3 years of experience.
But your company has 30 years of experience, doesn't it?
It means... It equals to 33.
Smart.
Suppose, you're deployed in a place...
...where you don't grow as per your expectation, what will you do?
Sir, I know how to put my talent to use...
...be it Ahmedabad or Amreli.
You will have to go to Bhavnagar.
That's completely fine, sir.
You just order me to go. I will have no problem at all.
Mr. Raj, I like your determination and attitude.
By the way, he is Mr. R.K. Tripathi.
Your reporting manager, Rajkot headquarters.
He'll come with you every month for joint working.
- Well... - Hi.
Tomorrow, after a field visit in Ahmedabad...
- ...you can leave for Bhavnagar. - Thank you so much, sir.
- All the best. - Thank you.
I won't disappoint you.
And it's my commitment.
Raj, it was great fun.
- You did a very good job. Excellent! - Thank you, sir.
[PHONE RINGING]
Hello.
Yes, I'll be right there.
- Raj, I will have to take your leave. - No problem, sir.
You take care. - Thank you so much, sir. Thank you. Thank you.
[HORN HONKS]
[VEHICLES PASSING BY]
Mr. Harish?
Mr. Harish, how are you?
I'm seeing you after a long time.
Raj, life is just passing by.
Every day, I wear a tie and leave my home...
...meet different doctors...
...the medicines and prescriptions...
...not to forget the daily tension of fulfilling my target.
- You tell me. - I'm perfectly fine.
I just joined Sevensys.
[CLEARING THROAT]
- As a MR. - I see.
- All the best. - Thank you, sir.
- But keep one thing in mind. - Yes.
Don't be a MR like me, who goes on doing routine work.
I've been working for the past 15 years in different companies...
...my target is fulfilled, but I don't get a promotion.
Because I'm no more young, like you.
I get tired.
Don't worry, sir. My goals are different.
I'm sure to fulfill my target in the next three years.
We forget about our targets...
...while struggling to meet the companies' targets...
Anyway...
- All the best. - Thank you so much, sir.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[HUMMING]
Mom! Where's my blazer?
Your dad will know.
Dad will know? So, where is he?
Where else would he be?
He must be outside.
[HUMMING]
[GASPS]
[HUMMING]
Where are you, Dad?
Where have you reached?
- Dad! - Are you listening?
Dad, I'm not able to find my blazer. And I'm getting late.
Find your son's blazer for him.
He has to go to Bhavnagar and is getting late.
[HUMMING]
Hi.
Did you see?
Dad, come quickly!
What are you doing? Come quickly.
Dad!
Are you listening?
- Dad, where are you? - Move!
Get aside. Get aside.
Uncle, someone is calling you from inside.
Have you turned deaf?
Someone is calling you from your house.
- What? - Uncle...
- People in your house are screaming.- He doesn't care.
People are calling you from your house.
Noise! Please check.
Oh!
[INDISTINCT]
Will you come in or you want me to come outside? - I'm coming.
I'm coming.
Dad!
I wonder what's wrong with them.
- Where are you, dad? - I'm coming.
- No! - Dad.
I wonder what is he doing.
[KITCHEN BLENDER SOUND]
Let me pretend as if I know nothing.
Dad!
What's it? Why are you getting hyper?
I can't find my blazer, dad.
Oh! C'mon.
[DOOR OPENS]
[CLATTER]
[DOOR CLOSES]
Here it is.
I found it in a second.
Why were you screaming your lungs out? I had to leave my exercise midway.
I know very well what you do in the name of workout.
So, you better not tell me about it.
Anyway, I'm getting late.
- I will have to leave now. Come on. - Okay.
- Mom! - Son, have this.
Son, the one in whose house you're going to stay...
...in Bhavnagar is Dr Rekha Jain.
She is my friend from school.
She has been serving mankind selflessly in the village, for years.
She did not even get married.
- Yes. And you know... - Son...
...your dad goes to Shihor once in every two months...
...to the shrine of Goddess Khodiyar...
...so that he does not miss to give her a single chance to serve him.
It's not that. Actually...
...when I went to the temple...
...my tooth started aching suddenly.
So, I had to visit her in an emergency.
- Yes, Mom. That was the reason. - Right.
Open your mouth properly so I can check how serious it is.
It isn't anything serious, it's a minor problem.
No, it's major.
It's a minor infection. I'll prescribe an antibiotic...
...and a pain killer, Nimagra.
What? Nimagra!
Nimagra.
Nimagra?!
Speak softly.
My heart will fail.
- But Nimagra... - Listen to me, first.
Nimagra is Nimesulide.
It's a pain killer tablet.
- I see. - Yes.
- What did you think? - No...
- What? - Rekha...
Don't mention her name.
No. I meant to say, underline what you just said.
Surekha. That's what I said.
Dad, if you're done with stories about Rekha, may I leave?
- I'm getting late. - Wait.
Son, listen to me.
When you'll reach there, Dr Rekha will be in her clinic.
So, the key of her house will be with her niece, Priya.
She is working for a primary school.
One more thing.
It's a distance of 180 kms. So, please ride carefully. - Yes.
Don't worry, Dad. You're worrying for no reason. I'll reach by evening.
- All right. - Bye, Dad. Bye, Mom.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
- Bye. - Bye, Mom.
Bye.
[VEHICLE APPROACHING]
Excuse me, sir. Where's the primary school, here?
Primary school?
He would not know.
Take that road and go straight.
You will see a crossroad.
Take a right from there and you'll reach the primary school.
Okay.
He is asking about the play school.
He doesn't know what a primary school means.
Never mind.
- But... thank you very much. - What?
I mean, I'm thankful to you.
Okay.
He is a decent and cultured boy. He thanked me. - Yes.
[CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[GROANS]
[MUTTERING]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Hi, I'm Raj Mehta...
...from Ahmedabad.
You're Ms. Priya, right?
No, she is busy right now.
I will break your bones.
Why didn't you complete the lesson I gave you as homework?
C'mon. You go behind.
What?
Excuse me.
Here's the key.
Dr Rekha had sent a message to give it to you.
Don't come to class without doing your lesson.
What has dad trapped me into?
Did you say something?
Not at all.
Manan, please come here.
- Take him to Ms. Rekha's house. - Okay.
- So... - Yes, sure.
Thank you very very much.
Pleasure meeting you.
- Okay. Bye. - Bye.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Washroom is on the right and cooler on the left.
You may fill water from it whenever you feel thirsty.
And be a little careful when you come to...
...the school ground, next time.
'I see.'
Oh so you are Priya?
Rekha aunty's niece?
- Do you play cricket, every day? - No.
I go there every day, to teach.
My aunt will be coming from her clinic, any moment.
Have your breakfast before 7:30 AM, every day.
If you get late, you will have to go to work on an empty stomach.
In that case, I should have dinner.
It must be dinner time, now.
[LAUGHS]
It may be, in Ahmedabad.
But as per Bhavnagar, dinner time is over.
- What do you mean? - I mean...
- ...you won't get dinner. - Is it?
Will I get dinner?
[LAUGHS]
[GASPS]
Did you meet Priya?
- You're Dr. Rekha. Right? - Yes.
- Greetings, aunt. - Greetings.
Come, let's have dinner.
- But... - Don't mind it. Priya is a naughty girl.
Come on.
Come, please be seated.
Thank you, aunt.
You will have to eat at least 2 'rotis' (Indian flatbread).
- Only two? - Please.
- May I start? - Sure, go ahead.
Hope you didn't have any difficulty in finding the place? - No, aunt.
Okay.
Eat peacefully. What's the hurry?
- There's no water in his glass. - Please get water, Priya.
I'll get it.
You have this.
Thank you so much, aunt.
[GASPS]
I'm feeling better.
Anyway, how's your parents?
They're fine.
They always talk about you.
You're always praised.
I was always told...
...despite being a topper in University, you chose to serve mankind.
And that too, in this small village.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
Yes. When I was studying in medical college, I had decided right then...
...that I'll practice only in a village.
If every doctor works in cities...
...then who will work at the ground level?
To be honest, there are very few people like you.
No, that's not true. For example, Priya...
...could have chosen to go with her parents and brother...
...to Australia and get settled there. She is so educated.
B.Ed, MA and M.Phil is her qualification.
She is so talented, but she chose to work here.
She has started a primary school in this village.
She is handling the entire administration of it.
Mr. Mehta, you don't seem to have...
...come to our tiny village to serve the mankind.
[COUGHING]
What happened?
- You got stuck? - No, I'm fine.
Aunt, this village is very beautiful.
Yes, you will have to spend one full day to see its beauty.
That's true and I'd love to.
I will definitely go around the village in the coming weekend.
But, why alone?
Priya is quite familiar with the geography of this place.
She will accompany you. Right Priya?
- Okay, then... - Now?
- No. During the weekend. - Oh.
Please.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Priya.
Come on, start.
[GROANS]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Hello.
[PHONE RINGING]
Phone.
What?
Phone.
Phone number? 982671... [PHONE RINGING]
- It's ringing. - Of course, it will ring.
Your phone is ringing.
Is my phone ringing? Sorry.
[PHONE RINGING]
It's really ringing. Superb!
[PHONE RINGING]
Excuse me.
Excuse me. [PHONE RINGING]
Priya, should I drop you to school? [PHONE RINGING]
Take the call or there will be a call drop.
[PHONE RINGING]
Thank you.
Bye, Priya. [PHONE RINGING]
Yes, Panchot.
[HORN HONKING]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
[VEHICLES HONKING]
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Oh!
You're here!
Hello, friend. What a pleasant surprise!
- Come, let us sit. - Of course.
- Get us two tea. - Yes.
- What are you doing here? - Forget all that and tell me...
- ...where is Panchot. - Panchot?
- Do you know he lives here? - Yes, I do.
That's why, he has been telling me since morning there's a surprise.
So, you were the surprise.
He wanted to fool me.
- It's not that. - Goti.
Sorry, here's your tea.
Who did you call 'Goti'?
- Don't call me Goti. - Calm down, Goti.
Keep it, here. Now, tell me when will Panchot come.
Panchot? There he comes.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
[WHISTLING]
- Panchot! - You'll live a 100 years.
- Raj! - Come on.
[LAUGHS]
- Hi Goti. - Hi.
Come, have a seat.
Pick up all this.
Give it here.
What's wrong with you? Is there a tension?
- Nothing. - He must've had a break-up.
- No? - Shut up.
Get back to your work.
Calm down.
- Dr. 56 won't ever entertain me. - Why?
Why won't he?
Today morning, at 8:00...
- 'Get out! - Sorry, sir'.
Do you mean, they're having an affair?
You moron! Dirty mind.
If she wasn't my girlfriend, I would've thought like you.
But what actually happened was...
[HUMMING]
"Malaria."
Darling, listen...
[DOOR OPENS]
[DOOR CLOSES]
'Ouch!'
[GASPS]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Why did you go there on a call, early morning? - Right.
- You please go. - Please go.
- Do you think I went there on a call? - Then?
I went to meet her.
Actually, I couldn't stop thinking about her and so, I went.
I knew it. You will never change.
You haven't stopped flirting with girls.
Not at all.
He is still the same as he used to be when he was in college.
No, my friend. Goti and I used to sit here and gossip.
Now that you're here, we'll have great fun.
Yes!
Where did you join?
Sevensys. And I'm posted in Bhavnagar itself.
[MUTTERING]
What are you saying?
Okay, then let me take you around Bhavnagar.
- Let's go. - What's the need?
Let's go, Goti. It will be fun.
- Don't call me Goti. - Okay, Murali. Let's go. Shall we?
This sounds better.
[VEHICLES HONKING]
[GASPS]
- Hi. - Hi.
- Available? - Yes.
- But you cannot meet. - Oh!
What about you?
I was talking about myself.
By the way, the doctor...
- She is waiting for you. - I will have to go in that case.
- You're getting too excited. - Actually, yes.
- Shall we go? - He is in a hurry, too.
[CLEARING THROAT]
- May I come in, madam? - I'll be back.
Okay.
But we have been waiting since so long.
Why? Are you in a hurry, too?
Yes, I am.
Sit there, quietly.
Don't get too excited.
Good morning, madam.
Very good morning.
You had to wait very long. Right?
It's okay, madam.
And he is?
Madam, he is Raj Mehta...
...from Sevensys Pharma.
Madam, here are the samples.
- Have a nice day, madam. - Okay.
- So, you are from Sevensys? - Yes.
But I've never seen you before.
Madam, today is my first day in Bhavnagar.
And this is my first call.
- Okay. Best of luck. - Thank you so much, madam.
- I'm back. - Hi.
You returned very fast?
Didn't you have any work with madam?
That is why, I've come to you.
By the way, can I get an appointment for tomorrow?
Tomorrow, at 1:00 PM?
- If you don't mind. - Naughty.
So, should I consider tomorrow's appointment as fixed?
And...
I will tell you tomorrow. Okay?
Okay. And what is the cost?
Ma'am, Calcistep costs Rs. 5.90 per tablet.
Trust me ma'am. It's very economical compared to other similar products.
And the most important reason is that it has Methylcobalamin...
...which is very vital during the pregnancy for foetus growth.
Samples are perfect.
I'll recommend it to my patients.
And keep paying regular visits.
So, I'll start prescribing it regularly.
Thank you so much, madam. And Madam.
Could you please tell me your date of birth?
For company records and PR activities.
Sure. It's 17th March, 1976.
1976.
Okay, madam. Thank you very very much.
It was pleasure meeting you and thanks for your precious time.
- Okay. - Have a good day, madam.
Yes.
Won't you meet me?
Tapteshwar, okay?
[CLEARING THROAT]
Mr. Viren, if you're done with your target jokes...
...shall we make a move?
Let's go.
- Come on, let's go. - Bye.
They forgot me.
May I go in, now?
- Do you want to go in? - Yes.
Do you have an appointment?
[VEHICLE PASSING]
Mr. Paresh, are you fine?
Panchot, not now. Please.
I came to take the updates of your old stock.
Hello. Your old stock is still lying with me.
- What are you waiting for? Get them out. - Is this a market?
Two for Rs. 5! People come and buy medicines...
...only after a doctor prescribes. Do you understand?
But how does a doctor prescribe?
- Who is this new person? - [CLEARING THROAT]
Raj Mehta from Sevensys.
Sevensys. I thought, it was closed.
What?
No one came for the last four months.
But I'll be coming regularly from now.
Let's see. I have some stock that are already expired.
Okay, I'll discuss the issue with my company.
And yes...
Here's our product literature.
Go through it peacefully and carefully.
I've already spoken to madam.
Madam will commit, let's see if she really prescribes your medicines.
This medicine is available with our chemist.
Thank you.
- May I come in, madam? - Yes, please come.
Tell me.
Madam, I need a favour from you.
And, he is Raj Mehta, my friend.
He is from Sevensys. He has come to Bhavnagar today.
- Hello, madam. - Hi.
Madam.
The task I'm here for, today...
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
...is this.
[TELEPHONE RINGING]
Okay! Right. Right.
Please, have a seat. Why are you standing?
- Thank you, madam. - Please sit.
You must be tired.
Yes, madam. We get tired roaming in the field.
And we get tired prescribing your medicines, all day.
I need a vacation.
Then madam give a chance to Sevensys.
But your work is very slow.
It's not regular. Look at Viren's company.
They always take care of us.
- Right, Viren? - Right, madam.
Absolutely. And next time...
- ...you will be amazed. - I just hope so.
You took too long to amaze me, this time.
But anyways, do keep a check if the chemists are getting regular stocks.
Think over it.
Every medicine has an action and a reaction. Got it?
Yes, madam. Sure. I'll take care of it.
Have a nice day, madam.
[CLEARING THROAT]
- Madam. - Yes.
I sincerely request you to prescribe our Cital-Z energy drink...
...costing Rs. 9 per sachet.
Trust me madam, it's very economical compared to other brands.
Don't worry about that.
Keep visiting on a regular basis.
I will prescribe the products of your company as well.
Your manager, Mr. Gunjan Jani knows everything.
Okay, madam. Thank you very much. Have a nice day.
By the way, tomorrow is Sunday. So...
...shall we fix our meeting for 11:00 AM?
- Fix. - Okay.
- Oh... - [CLEARING THROAT]
Viren, could you please lend me your phone?
I need to make an urgent call.
- My phone's battery is drained. - Sure. It's okay.
Why don't you finish your meeting in the meanwhile?
Okay.
Hello.
[STAMMERING] - [STAMMERING]
- What are you doing? - Look here. It's his phone.
- Hello? - Hi, Sweetheart.
- There's a change in our plan.- Sure.
Instead of 1:00 PM, let's catch up at 11:00 AM.
Okay?
- Okay. - Bye.
Bye.
Okay, so, we're finally meeting tomorrow, aren't we?
- You may go inside. He is waiting. - Is he calling me? Okay.
Thank you. Viren?
- Your phone. - Okay.
- Thank you. - Welcome.
- Murali, let's go inside.
Come on.
Won't you meet me tomorrow?
See you at 11:00 AM. Then we'll go somewhere.
- Mr. Murali. - Yes, sir.
In your last visit, you promised...
...tickets to Singapore for my group of doctors, during Diwali.
Yes, sir.
I will get everything confirmed when I visit you, next time.
Sir, he is Raj.
Hello, sir. I'm Raj Mehta from Sevensys Pharma.
Sevensys Pharma?
Wow! Visit me on a regular basis.
The result of your vitamin tablet is good.
- I often share it with others. - Sure, sir.
I'll give you few other samples.
Yes, sure.
Murali.
- Yes, sir. Sure. - Next visit, okay?
Not to worry, sir.
- Okay, sir. Thank you so much. - Sure.
- Have a nice day. - Thank you.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
Hey, is his plan at 11 confirm?
- What plan? - Raj, plan something.
- First... - Yes.
But listen...
- Forget it. - Let's go.
"It's in my heart."
- Hello? - Hello, Raj.
- Yes, Dad? - Are you fine?
I'm absolutely fine. What about you?
How is Mom?
We are good.
Mom... forget about her.
Why don't you give the phone to Rekha.
Sure. I'll give it to her right away.
Aunt Rekha, Dad wants to talk.
[GRUNTS]
Rekha, listen.
I need to get...
...root canal treatment for my tooth.
May I come for a check-up?
No. I don't think that's required.
Then what do you think, is important?
[GASPS]
I think, your brain needs a root canal treatment.
You flirt!
What is the noise, there?
[GROANS]
I'll hang up now. I think, a cat has entered the kitchen.
I will have to hang up.
What's wrong, aunt?
A cat has entered.
A cat? But, where?
You won't understand.
By the way, I don't want to understand.
Priya, it's a long story.
Raj, tomorrow is Sunday.
Do you have plans to see around Bhavnagar?
I want to go, aunt.
But the one who is familiar with the geography of this place...
...she will have to take me. Only then can I go.
You can ask me directly.
I won't refuse.
Okay, then say yes. Tomorrow, morning at 10:30...
Tapkeshvar Mahadev Temple. Done?
Tapkeshvar?
There are so many places in Bhavnagar other than the temple.
Yes, I know.
- Let's start with the temple. - But, why?
Is there a long story behind it, too?
Yes, there is. Shall I tell you on our way, tomorrow?
I got it...
...but what if someone does that to you?
We have been doing this, since our college days.
Whenever we get beaten up...
I see.
So, maybe, it's your turn next.
- No, it's not that. Actually... - What? Really?
We've reached.
[LAUGHTER]
[HUMMING]
- Is that your friend? - Yes, look, how excited he is.
- What's going on? - He is still waiting to be caught.
[LAUGHTER]
Hi, sister-in-law.
What?
You fool! You will cause a break-up even before we get hooked.
- I said, what brings you here, now? - You!
He is very naughty, isn't he?
He isn't very fluent in Gujarati.
Hi.
- Why are you late? - Sorry.
- I got a little late. - I've been waiting.
I won't repeat. It's okay right?
- Finally, you came.- She is here.
How could I have refused your invitation?
- If you do not... - Genelia!
You?! This is cheating.
We were to meet at 1:00 PM. - Cheating? Oh really?
You rascal! Useless fellow!
- How many girls do you flirt with? - No, you're...
- Listen... - You cheater, useless fellow.
[INDISTINCT]
Listen to me, at least.
[INDISTINCT]
Let me explain.
I don't want to hear...
[INDISTINCT]
You...
- Raj! - Stop, there!
[INDISTINCT]
They'll break his bones.
Yes, he deserves it.
Poor thing!
Hi.
Have you brought your sister along?
What?
She isn't his sister or our sister-in-law.
- Please be quiet. - Shut up.
If you're neither his sister nor sister-in-law, who are you then?
Priya.
The two of you will put me in trouble.
Priya, listen to me.
- Priya. - Excuse me.
- Sister-in-law. - Sister!
"It's the journey of a new life."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"New are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life."
"There are new hopes and desires."
"My mind is youthful and enthusiastic."
"Colourful is my life..."
"...with the company of my friends."
"In your sparkling eyes..."
"...I see new dreams."
"It's the sweet beginning of a new relationship."
"New destinations lie ahead."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life."
"It's a new conversation..."
"...between our eyes."
"It's a new meeting..."
"...of two young hearts."
"A soft and caring touch by you..."
"...creates magic."
"As I try to control my emotions..."
"...my heart goes beyond control."
"It's the result of a new companionship."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"New are the paths..."
"...new are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life"
[APPLAUSE]
Sorry, I don't have it.
Ratan Singh, what brings you here?
Lakhuba wanted to buy a medicine.
- So, I came with him. - All right.
Sir, this medicine is not available with this chemist.
- Where else will I find it? - Is it? Show me.
Just a minute.
Actually what I want to say is...
Viren, this is a tablet manufactured by your company.
Why is there no stock of it?
Mr. Paresh, I'd told you to get new stock. Why didn't you?
Excuse me...
...it's the prescription of Dr. Bhoot whose clinic is in Jakat Naka.
This medicine is available only at the chemist close by.
No one buys it from me.
Do you get it?
It gets expired, lying over here. Do you understand?
- You're talking nonsense. - It means...
...I will have to go there to buy this medicine.
[GIBBERISH]
You blame this chemist...
...and he blames the doctor.
Are the two of you trying to fool me?
I don't understand whom should I shoot...
...you, him or Dr. Bhoot?
[GUNSHOT]
Mister, shoot Dr. Bhoot.
Come on, let's go.
- Hold this. - Yes, give it to me.
- Let's go. - I will beat him black and blue.
[LAUGHS] - [CAR HONKS]
Hello, sir. Hi.
- Meet my friends. - Hello, sir.
Hello, sir.
- Come, let's go. - Sure, sir.
- I'll see you later. - Okay, bye.
I must tell you that you have got a very talented MR.
For the past two years, Raj is not just a visitor...
...among the doctors in Bhavnagar...
...but also he has organized free OPD camps...
...free medical check-up...
...and many such activities.
He has also does personal relation activities...
...such as wishing us on our marriage anniversaries and birthdays...
...thus maintaining an ethical image of your company.
Good.
Well, doctor.
That is why, Raj was awarded as the State Champion, this year.
- Wow! - Congratulations, Raj.
Thank you so much, madam.
In fact, all thanks to the initiative taken by Raj...
...that we're here today to...
As a part of our doctor activity campaign...
...this is...
...a special gift for you.
Oh! Thank you, Mr. Jani.
But I cannot accept it.
I look at the medical representation of the MR who visits me...
...and also the quality of the medicines...
...before I prescribe any medicine. Okay?
Absolutely right, madam.
- But you know what... - I'm a doctor.
Not a businessman. Okay?
Wow! This is a really exciting offer.
Madam, this campaign is only for lady doctors...
- ...like you. - I see.
Well, your company's medicines, Calcistep and Wooferexi tablets...
...are prescribed by me to patients as Raj visits me on a regular basis.
But keep checking on your stock in the chemists close by.
Thank you so much.
Madam, I'll ensure the stock is full in nearby chemists.
And I will also give your patients an extra scheme. - Okay.
Okay, shall we leave?
- Of course. - Thank you so much, madam.
- Thank you. - Have a nice day.
Bye.
[CLEARING THROAT]
- Give this. - May I come in, sir?
[INDISTINCT]
What you're saying is true.
But the same injection costing Rs. 215...
...is being offered to me at a rate of Rs. 95 by other companies.
Your MRP is Rs. 250.
Tell me what will I...
What, if I give it to you at a net rate of Rs. 90?
In that case...
Done.
You will be fine, my son. Don't worry. Your Dad will get the medicine.
Here are the ten injections for Malaria.
Pay me Rs. 2500.
Right now, I have only Rs. 1500. I'll pay the balance amount later.
'Later' never comes.
It's of no use selling half the course.
That's why, I'm requesting you to give me the injections now.
I'll pay the remaining amount, later.
One injection costs Rs. 250.
So, the total cost is Rs. 2500. I cannot give it to you for Rs. 1500.
First, get the money and then take the injections.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
I've already spoken to Dr. Prakash.
I'm leaving 500 with the stockist.
MRP will be Rs. 250 but net rate will be Rs. 90, right? - Right.
I'll give you Calcis and Wooferexi at a discounted rate of 20%.
- So, stock them. - Amazing! Is this a new scheme?
Mister, you will keep getting such offers.
- Come on, guys. Let's go. - Come, sir.
[CHUCKLES]
- Very good job done. - Thank you so much, sir.
- Well done, Raj. - Thanks a lot.
The way you're working hard...
...you will soon be promoted to Area Business Manager in Ahmedabad.
Thank you very much, sir. It's really great of you.
Just a minute. [PHONE RINGNG]]
- If you continue to... - Yes, okay...
[INDISTINCT]
I promise to do my best.
[INDISTINCT]
I'll take care of it.
The sky is the limit.
- Well, Raj. - Yes, sir?
- There's one more thing. - What is it, sir?
Since you're doing an excellent job...
...let's do something different.
[VEHICLE PASSING]
You know... Let's arrange a camp.
Good.
Social service kind of thing?
It will improve our company's goodwill.
Let's arrange a vaccination camp.
- Okay. - Sir, but our vaccines are too expensive.
Don't worry, Raj.
- I'll give it for free. - Oh.
I'll send 2000 of it to our stockist, today.
That's great, sir. Thank you very much.
I'll start the camp in a primary school right from tomorrow morning.
- Good. - All right.
- All the best, in that case. - Thank you, sir. Thanks a lot.
- Come on, Mr. Tripathi. - Let's go.
- All the best. - Thank you, sir.
- Please. - Thank you.
[CAR ENGINE STARTS]
- Chhotu? - Yes?
Where are my friends? Why is he not answering my call?
How would I know?
Madam, here are the samples.
Mr. Murali, you know...
...I don't prescribe higher antibiotic like Safodexzyme.
I get good results from Livofloxacin and Doxicyclin...
...that are conventional antibiotics.
Then why did you get these samples?
Sorry, madam.
Now that you're here, please go to my house.
Raj is in Bhavnagar, but you can meet Priya.
Sure.
Sure, Madam. I had some work with Priya, anyways.
Actually, I'm participating in a drama competition.
Oh!
I want a little guidance from Priya.
Sure.
Why, just a little? You can take all her help.
Priya, from the moment I saw you...
...I fell for you.
Yes, Priya. Leave him.
I'll keep you happier than he does.
Trust me, Priya.
- Really? - Yes.
You said what I have been wanting to tell you.
I'm tired of his boring talks.
He is crazy for achieving success.
He does not care for me.
Now, let me send this to Raj.
'I'll keep you happier than he does.'
'Trust me, Priya.'
Panchot!
You scoundrel! [TRAFFIC AMBIENCE]
She is your sister-in-law.
And a sister-in-law is like a mother.
- Wait! You... - What's wrong?
- Where are they? - How would I know?
Where did the two of them disappear?
- Panchot! - But tell me what happened.
Sorry, darling. I won't repeat it.
No, how could you suspect me?
- Please, forgive me. - No! I won't forgive you.
How could you suspect me?
Why don't you understand... I mean...
...I was saying that I trust you.
But I don't trust that scoundrel a bit.
They're not trustworthy.
That's all right, but why did you suspect me?
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
I'll tell you.
One hour back, both of them finished their work...
...and entered Lathidad's dispensary at 3:00 PM.
Poor nurse! She was all alone.
[HUMMING]
Wow!
- Hi. - Oh. Hi.
You're looking beautiful.
Thank you so much.
Actually, I fell off my bike on the way.
Oh!
And I twisted my leg.
Really?
- Yes. - Come inside.
- I'll give you a massage. - Thank you.
Okay.
[GASPS]
[GROANS]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Hey!
He has barged in, even over here?!
[BACKGROUND MUSIC] [HUMMING]
[GASPS]
[SIGHS]
Why are you standing here?
Go and get a massage.
Go inside, I'll give you a massage.
[SIGHS]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
You rascal! Useless. [SCREAMS]
You want a massage!
Here's your massage.
Here you go!
No! - Come, I'll massage you. [CRYING]
[GROANS] [CRYING]
It was so good, I can barely walk.
[CRYING]
I will kill them both, if they continue to do this.
I understand all that, but how could you suspect me?
- Won't you forgive me? - No, I won't.
Priya, tomorrow is your birthday, isn't it?
- You remember it. - Of course, sweetheart.
And I have planned a wonderful surprise for you.
What is it?
Tomorrow, the free vaccination camp that we are conducting in your primary school,
I will be with you throughout.
Once we are done with it, we'll together go out.
Wherever you want to go.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
"I find fairy tales true."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me."
"I find fairy tales true."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me."
"Your sweet talks..."
"Your sweet talks become poetry to my ears."
"Your words are so magical."
"Your words are so magical"
"I find fairy tales true."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me."
"Your company has made my journey of life so beautiful."
"You're my companion forever."
"My life has become so beautiful after I found you."
"Life is so beautiful..."
"Even before I speak, you read my mind."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me..."
"I am lost in a trance."
"I am lost in your world..."
"Time has come to a halt."
"No one except me can see..."
"...the depth of your eyes."
"Take me closer to you"
"I want to be with you always"
"I want to be with you always."
"I find fairy tales true."
"Your eyes have cast a magical spell on me."
Hey!
Hey, come fast...
[WHIMPER]
[INDISTINCT]
[COUGHING] [SIREN WAILING]
Hey, Ambulance?
What happened?
My heart is burning.
Priya.
What?
[STRETCHER CLATTER]
[AMBULANCE SIREN]
[DOOR CLOSES]
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
If I had Rs. 1000 more in my hand...
...my son would have been alive today.
'I have only Rs. 1500 right now.'
"Later' never comes.'"
- 'Please give me the injection now. - Pay me Rs. 2500.'
'I cannot give these injections at a rate of Rs. 1500.'
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Stay there.
What happened, Priya?
Thank you, Raj. Thank you for your precious gift.
Your vaccination camp has caused this hazard.
As per the reports, the vaccination was found to be the reason.
No, aunt. I don't understand how could it have happened.
Priya, I've already spoken to my office in Ahmedabad.
And they've given me an appointment... listen.
Priya, please listen to me.
Priya!
[PHONE RINGING]
- Yes, Dad. - Hello, Raj.
I'll be coming to Ahmedabad, tomorrow.
And day after tomorrow, I have a meeting there. - Okay, come.
- Hand the phone to Rekha, please. - What?
- Hello. - Hello.
- I was saying... - Give the phone to Surekha.
Surekha? But I called to ask you...
Give it to me.
- Yes, Rekha. - Note down an address.
Sure, give me a minute.
- Yes, tell me. - Dr. Heaven...
...a dentist from London.
- Nehru Nagar, Ambavadi. - Okay.
- Thank you.
Here.
Get ready for tomorrow.
Dr. Heaven from London is available on Nehru Road.
It's a clinic.
Rekha has fixed an appointment for your root canal treatment.
Rekha takes such good care of me.
Dr. Heaven from London.
[CHURCH BELL]
[SCREAMS]
[INDISTINCT]
How disgusting!
My heart will fail. Speak softly.
[GROANS] [DOOR OPENS]
Dad, what's wrong with you?
- It's better if you don't ask me about it. - Okay.
[CHUCKLES] - [GROANS]
- I'm dead. - [LAUGHS]
But...
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
- This way. - Yes.
- Hello, sir. - Yes?
Where can I find Ms. Heaven?
Sir, you may go inside.
- Thank you. - You're welcome, sir.
Hold on, wait. [SINGING]
Dr. Heaven!
Heaven.
Heaven is not here.
[CHUCKLES]
Dr. Heaven will be here in some time.
There is an empty seat.
What are you doing?
[HUMMING]
Heaven.
Dr. Heaven...
- Heaven. - Where is she?
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Come out of your dreams.
You all are useless.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
It's good that the carpenter forgot his drill machine, here.
How else would I have done the root canal treatment?
Who is sounding so dangerous?
Come on.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Yes.
[SCREAMING]
No! This is cheating!
Somebody, catch him.
- Don't let him go. Hold him tight. - Leave me.
Don't you understand what she'll do to me?
Listen...
Catch him.
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
[SHOUTS]
[LAUGHS]
- Dad! - And he...
[LAUGHS]
Careful.
Through our Government sources...
...we've got to know there will be changes in the Narcotic Drug Act.
Especially, sedatives like Phosphate and Pseudo Acetrin...
...are used by Pharma companies to manufacture cough syrup and tablets.
To stop the usage of these drugs as simply sedatives...
...stockists, medical stores...
...and doctors are banned to take bookings of bulk orders...
...of such drugs. These drugs will be banned.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
[PHONE RINGING]
Oh my God. In vaccination camp?
Thank you, Raj for bringing it to our notice.
Well, we're glad to have a responsible employee like you.
Thank you so much, sir.
Raj, this is for you.
Sir, what's this?
You have been promoted as an Area Business Manager.
Two areas in Ahmedabad and one in Bhavnagar is under you.
Go to Bhavnagar, tomorrow and recruit a new MR to replace you.
Thank you so much, sir.
Well, congratulations, boy.
- Thanks a lot, sir. - Please.
Raj, there's a vacancy in Ahmedabad for MR now.
Yes.
- We've called a senior MR for an interview. - Okay.
Sir. - But before you take over the new responsibility...
...you will have to do me a small favour.
Sure, sir. Please tell me.
[SIGHS]
Raj, we have a current stock of 50000 Codec syrup in our warehouse.
You have to make sure, through your MR's personal orders...
...the entire stock gets liquidated in the market.
But there's a ban on the drug.
Raj, do you know the worth of that stock?
It's Forty Crores rupees!
And we're not at all in a position to bear any kind of loss.
- Right? - Exactly.
I hope now you understand.
But sir, it's ethically wrong.
How can we do this?
No. I won't do this.
Ethically, the responsibility you are given...
...should be fulfilled by you.
Otherwise...
Whatever! I will still not do it.
I'll escalate this to Mr. Sahani.
- May I come in, sir? - Please come in.
Sir, I want to tell you something.
Sir, Mr. Gunjan Jani is forcing me to do illegal activities.
He wants me to sell the drugs that are banned.
Sir, how can we do that? We cannot play with people's lives.
Sir, I told him it was unethical, but he said I will have to follow his orders.
Oh. One minute.
Send Gunjani Jani and R.K. Tripathi to my cabin immediately.
[KNOCKING]
Gunjan...
...Tripathi, what am I hearing?
How can we do this?
We cannot risk the lives of people.
This is a warning. Dispose the unused stock.
- Raj. - Sir.
Thanks, again.
Proud to have an employee like you.
Wait in Gunjan's chamber.
Mr. Gunjan, try to understand the situation.
What you did is wrong.
If you cannot get something done in a straight manner...
...think of an alternative.
[CHUCKLES]
- He'll be coming. - Yes. Please come.
[PHONE RINGING]
- Hello. - Yes, please send him in.
[GASPS]
Yes.
- He is coming. - Okay.
He is a senior person.
Yes.
But has been jobless for quite a while, now.
He has a very good rapport with the doctors in Ahmedabad.
We have to take advantage of his rapport...
...and convert it into business.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
- May I come in, sir? - Please come.
Please.
Sir, you?
Please have a seat.
Did you recognize me?
Yes, Mr. Trivedi.
Say something about you.
I have two sons.
Both are IT engineers.
They got placement while they were in college.
They earn Rs. 60000 per month.
[GASPS]
Well Mr. Trivedi...
...why did you change 5 companies in 21 years?
First company I joined was Wonder Pharma.
Company was new and I worked really hard for it.
The sale of the company shot up from two lakh rupees...
...to ten lakh rupees.
We were only three MRs in Ahmedabad.
But the company aimed at sales growth.
So, instead of a promotion, I got a transfer order...
- ...to Mumbai. - Oh.
So, I had to quit the company as I had no other choice.
MR has a personal life, too.
But why will the company think about it?
I went to Mumbai.
But my son was out of country.
I had to run my family on one hand...
...and there was tough competition in pharma marketing on the other.
I had to survive that...
...and fulfil my family responsibilities.
How long?
It was too much of a mental pressure.
The same got repeated with the other companies as well.
Well, Mr. Trivedi.
I understand.
You will get a stress free environment, here.
In fact, our company needs an experienced and dedicated employee like you.
If you wish, you may join us from tomorrow.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you very much.
Sir, I won't give you an opportunity to complain.
[CLEARING THROAT]
Sir, congratulations.
Sir!
You're my manager.
Don't address me as sir and embarrass me.
No, sir. None earns respect just for his designation.
His experience and seniority earns him respect.
For me, you're my mentor...
...in all respect.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
[HUMMING IN THE BACKGROUND]
Son, I'm preparing your favourite dish, 'Sheera'.
Dear...
What's the matter?
I've made your favourite 'Sheera'.
Mom...
...I'm going to Bhavnagar tomorrow, for a month.
Why?
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
Aunty, please believe me. It's not that...
Priya, listen to me. Priya...
[GROANS]
Priya, please listen to me.
I don't want to listen to anything.
Priya, please try to understand.
Raj, please don't talk to me.
Priya...
[TRAFFIC AMBIENCE]
- Raj, congratulations. - Thank you very much.
You've appointed Murali in your team.
Yes, he was finding it difficult to achieve his target in his company.
He was anyway looking for a change.
So, I pulled him.
- Congratulations, to you too. - Thank you, sir.
Raj, what's this?
I don't understand anything. On one side, I got this circular...
...to return all the stock of Codec cough syrup.
On the other side, they've sent a fresh stock of 10000 bottles.
What?
You return these bottles right away.
We won't do anything illegal.
As per the Narcotics Act, it's a big crime.
But what will I tell the company?
Leave it to me.
You just send all the bottles back.
Okay.
Why didn't you meet yesterday?
He did not meet me the entire day.
Don't even talk about yesterday.
Do you remember something? Two years...
...three months and four hours ago...
[HUMMING]
...you were in my chamber...
...on top of me, with all your possessions.
[GASPS]
- What? - No! I mean...
...you fell on me with all the reports.
Oh.
That very day, I fell in love with you.
I want to marry you.
[CRYING]
Are you here to play Holi?
Good boy.
Just a minute. He is here.
Shall I play with you?
[CRYING]
[LAUGHS]
[INDISTINCT]
- He'll be hurt. Stop it. - Please.
Goti... Panchot!
These two will never change.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
As per the information received from our reporter in Ahmedabad...
...last night...
...a cough syrup banned by the Narcotics Act...
...was found in bulk from people...
...who had bought it as a sedative.
It has killed many...
...and 46 people were admitted to a civil hospital.
Following these incidents...
...a raid was conducted by the health department...
...on doctors who practice such illegal activities...
...and seized a stock of 500 bottles of Codec syrup by Sevensys company.
At the same time, the MR who supplied this medicine...
...to doctors and also the doctors who accepted the stock were arrested.
Right now, we have Gunjan Jani, the business manager of Sevensys.
Mr. Gunjan, what do you have to say about this incident?
I can give you this proof in reply to your question.
This is a letter from my company in which it's clearly mentioned...
...that the stock of Codec syrup was withdrawn by us...
...from the market three months ago.
I really don't know where Mr. Harish Trivedi got these 500 bottles from.
We're carrying out an investigation from our end.
Personally, I feel...
...he must've kept the stock with him to earn good money.
That's all for now in today's bulletin. For further news, keep watching V TV.
I bid goodbye.
Good morning. [PHONE RINGING]
[PHONE RINGING]
- Hello. - Sir.
Sir, I just watched your interview on TV.
I know Mr. Harish very well. He'll never do that.
Raj, that's none of your business. All right?
Hold on. If there is something wrong, then it is my business.
And I won't allow this to happen.
Never.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Viren, listen to me carefully.
"O Lord, O Almighty"
"I have only one prayer."
"O Lord, O Almighty"
"I have only one prayer."
"Don't let me be frightened or follow the path of evil"
"be always on my mind."
"O Lord, O Almighty"
"I have only one prayer."
"Let me not be afraid of darkness"
"I shall chant your Hymns in every odd."
"If I give up, be my guiding lamp."
"You're the supreme power and we're your children."
"Never will I do anything wrong. Never will I tolerate injustice."
"Be with me always."
"Never will I do anything wrong. Never will I tolerate injustice."
"Be with me always."
"Don't let me be frightened or follow the path of evil"
"be always on my mind."
"O Lord, O Almighty" - Hello.
Police has arrested Mr. Harish.
I don't understand anything. Please come to the police station immediately.
Don't worry. Raj, I'll be right there. You come there, too.
Don't worry, I'll be there soon. Okay?
[TYRE SCREECH]
[VEHICLE DOORS OPENS] [VEHICLE DOORS CLOSES]
Mr. Harish, what's all this...
Raj, after the sales meeting...
...Gunjan Jani had put a hold on our salary and perks.
He wanted us to take bookings for Codec syrup, personally.
So that the stock is liquidated...
...and the company doesn't incur a loss.
- Why didn't you inform me about it? - We had no choice.
We were threatened.
To be dismissed from our job.
- Raj, actually... - What?
- No. - Popat, tell me what it is.
Please, tell me.
Gunjan Jani and company is responsible...
...for the incident of Jamardi children's camp.
What?
[GASPS]
Gunjan Jani... But how?
When I went to see him in office...
- Hello. - Sir, what about the expired vaccines?
We have been working together, for so many years.
Like every year, your efforts will be recognised.
We have 5000 vaccines in stock.
Okay, then liquidate it.
Print a new expiry date on them.
[CLEARING THROAT]
But the stock is huge.
Do as I say. All right?
'If it was just a few bottles, it was okay'.
'But this is a huge stock'.
'It's already expired and how will I liquidate all the stock'?
Sir, but our vaccines are too expensive.
[CHUCKLES]
Don't worry, Raj.
[FOOTSTEPS]
- Good afternoon, madam. - Good afternoon.
Here's the bail for Harish Trivedi.
[GASPS]
Release him.
- Excuse me, please sign here. - Yes, sure.
- He cannot leave Ahmedabad. - Sure.
- Thank you very much, madam. - It's all right.
I'm really so grateful to you. How will I return your favour?
Please come.
Uncle, I'm sure...
- ...he will never... - He is here. Come on, quick.
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Mr. Raj, don't you think the doctor and Harish Trivedi have committed a crime?
Harish Trivedi is responsible for eight people's death.
Are you still supporting him?
Are you here to bail him out?
Will you help him?
- Raj Mehta, we need an answer. - Raj Mehta, we need an answer.
He is an agent who sells such medicines.
He doesn't care for people's lives.
Hit him!
Silence! Please.
You will know who is behind all this, in court.
I'm Raj Mehta.
Until I don't expose the corrupt system of Sevensys pharma...
...I won't rest in peace.
And this is my commitment.
Priya, didn't I tell you Raj is genuine?
He wasn't at fault.
"I won't go back on my aim."
"No matter what, I shall fight."
"I won't let the wrong ones escape"
"I shall fight back, no matter what"
'Don't you think Harish Trivedi and the doctor have committed a crime?'
'Harish Trivedi is responsible for eight people's death.'
'Are you still supporting him?'
'He is an agent who sells such medicines.'
'Hit him!'
'Personally, I feel, he must have kept the stock with him...'
'...to earn some good money.'
'Hit him!'
'Harish Trivedi is responsible for eight people's death...'
'He is an agent who sells such medicines.'
'Hit him.'
'For the greed of earning money, he kept the stock.'
'Hit him.'
'Are you supporting him'?
'Harish Trivedi has committed a heinous crime.'
'Hit him!'
Dad!
What were you doing, Dad?
- Dad... - [COUGHING]
- Are you all right? What were you upto? - [COUGHING]
[COUGHING]
Dad...
[COUGHING]
[PHONE RINGING]
- Hello. - Raj, Dad attempted to commit suicide.
- What?- Yes. Please...
But how?
- Please come to our house. - I'm coming.
[CRYING]
Raj! See, what has happened to him.
You don't worry.
Mr. Harish, what have you done?
Why did you do this?
[CRYING]
Gunjan Jani, where are you?
[CHUCKLES]
[INDISTINCT]
Come on.
[CHUCKLES]
Okay.
[GASPS]
Gunjan Jani!
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
You trapped an innocent man like Harish Trivedi. Which was wrong.
Whatever you asked us to do in the name of achieving sales target...
...we fulfilled it.
You asked us to gift gold coins to the doctors...
...and make them prescribe your medicines. We fulfilled our commitment.
You told us to send doctors on a Singapore tour...
...and get expensive medicines prescribed through them.
We fulfilled that commitment as well.
We did all that we could to fulfil the impossible targets you set.
But you... I refused to do illegal work in the sales meeting...
[GASPS]
And so, you trapped the helpless MR.
[CHUCKLES]
I like it.
I really like your confidence, Raj.
Beware...
...you may also be behind bars.
Stop it, Gunjan! Stop your drama!
Time will teach you a lesson.
Look at my face carefully.
This is not Harish Trivedi but Raj Mehta.
I will ruin your corrupt system of the company and you.
And this is my commitment.
Well, in that case, wish you all the very best!
And be careful.
"I won't go back on my aim"
"I will go out of the way to fight back for justice."
Raj...
...we are only a minor part of this system.
And we have to keep doing our part, in any circumstance.
We cannot afford to oppose.
Listen to me and quit this field.
Start a new business.
Had Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi thought in the same way in 1895...
...people in South Africa would not have got justice.
Neither would he have come to India...
...nor would we have got independence.
Nanji, are you my friend or foe?
Instead of calming him down, you're provoking him.
Uncle, you please charge a case.
In a few days, I'll submit all my observatory reports in court.
[WIND BLOWING]
Don't worry, I'm with you.
I'm with you, too.
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun" - Don't worry at all, I'm with you.
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
"The truth is right in front of my eyes."
"I have taken my weapons"
'How much should I tolerate?'
'And how long should I be good to all'?
'It's time to fight back.'
'And the battle is tough.'
'My reputation is at stake.'
'It's time to prove myself.'
"I have taken my weapons."
"If the enemies are fire, I'm a fire ball."
"I shall expose all of them and set them on track."
"There is pain, but the pain itself gives me relief..."
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
Teach Raj the lesson of his life.
So much so that no one should ever think of going against me.
- Right? - Okay, boss.
"I will face the consequences, even if I have to lay my life."
"Victory will give justice to all, no matter what chaos it creates."
"It's time to keep aside my dreams..."
"...and move towards victory"
[CAR HONKING]
- Wait a minute, Priya. - Okay.
- I'll go and check. - Okay.
[PANTING] - [CHUCKLES]
Oh God!
- Where are you going? - Raj.
Priya, don't worry.
Did we scare you?
Hey Raj Mehta!
[LAUGHS]
I'll see how you reach the court.
Come on, beat them up.
- Priya, run! - Beat them.
They shouldn't escape.
Come, Priya.
Priya, run.
Run!
Raj!
Leave him!
[SIGHS]
[GROANS]
Raj!
Raj...
[SHOUT]
[GROAN]
Raj!
[GROANS]
'You will know in court...'
'...who black markets the medicines.'
'I'm Raj Mehta.'
'Until I don't expose the corrupt system of Sevensys...'
'...I won't rest in peace.'
'And this is my commitment.'
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
"I have taken my weapons."
"The battle has begun."
"I will face the consequences, even if I have to lay my life."
"Victory will give justice to all, no matter what chaos it creates."
"It's time to keep aside my dreams..."
"...and move towards victory"
[COURT BELL]
Raj.
Uncle, here are the reports.
[PANTING]
The Judge has come.
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Order. Order.
Your Honor...
...I'm Nanji Jhaveri.
My client...
...Raj Mehta's legal advisor.
This is the consequence he had to face for raising his voice against injustice.
Your Honor...
...in these reports...
...you find all the truth.
It will expose the truth...
...that will shake the entire society.
Sir, if someone's Dad suffers a heart attack...
...doctors write them few injections.
What's the cost of them?
Rs. 6000.
Whereas the actual cost of it is only between Rs. 800 to 900.
If someone's mother's kidney fails...
...doctors will put her on dialysis.
And every third or fourth day, they prescribe a special injection.
What's the cost of it? Rs. 1700!
While it's actual cost is only ranging between Rs. 400 or Rs. 500.
A common man...
...will think of buying these injections from a wholesale market...
...so that he saves few pennies.
But even if the common man searches all over the country...
...he won't find those expensive injections.
Because, the company supplies such expensive injections...
...only to the doctors and chemists linked with them.
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Order! Order!
Someone...
Someone's small child, apple of one's eye...
...if the child is infected, doctors prescribe antibiotics.
Rs. 420 for ten tablets.
Whereas the same tablet manufactured by other company costs only Rs. 130.
For a common man, the difference between 420 and 130...
...is very huge.
It's a huge difference.
I have stated many such examples in my observatory report.
And each example will show you...
...how a common man loses his faith...
...in doctors and the medicines prescribed by him.
And that's because, a doctor is next to God...
...for a common man.
And medicines are life saving drugs.
MR stands for Medical Representative.
I became a MR...
...so I could get a chance to serve the mankind.
Although small, but I'd contribute to save someone's life too.
But...
...the fact is...
...MRs keep running around hospitals and are treated as agents of medicines.
Agents who play with people's lives are behind the curtains.
These are the people...
...who trap poor men like Harish Trivedi.
They're tortured mentally. Their salary is put on hold.
And they're forced to...
...fulfill their fraud commitments in the name of sales target.
Your Honor...
...this is Raj Mehta's frustration that he is venting out.
We need some proof to prove his statement.
Your Honor...
...I can give my fellow advocate all the proof required.
But I feel Raj Mehta has not only prepared observatory reports...
...but also prepared documentary reports.
- May I? - You may proceed now.
Thank you, sir.
Well, Raj. Right now, we have a stock of 50000 Codec syrup.
You just have to make sure, your MRs get personal orders...
...so that the entire stock is liquidated in the market.
But sir, this drug is banned already.
Raj, you know the worth of that stock.
It's forty crores of rupees.
And we're not at all in a position to bear any kind of loss.
- Right? - Exactly.
I hope, now you understand.
But ethically, this is wrong.
How can we do this?
No, I won't do it.
Ethically, your job is to fulfill...
...the responsibility given to you.
Otherwise...
Whatever sir! I will not do this.
I'll escalate this to Mr. Sahani.
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Order! Order!
Due to the changes made in the Narcotics Act in recent times...
...the stock of 50000 Codec syrup has come back to our warehouse.
In your nearby villages or interior towns...
...get these stock cleared.
One more thing.
Keeping in mind the delicate situation of our company...
...everyone's salary and incentive for the last two months has been kept on hold.
And one more thing.
This is a very sensitive issue.
So, make sure...
...Raj does not get a hint of it.
If he does...
Your Honor, on the basis of the video footage...
...it's proved how Gunjan Jani forced Harish Trivedi and Popat...
...to distribute the illegal medicine.
As per section 27(3)...
...it's a case of mental torture.
Your Honor, the video footage that we saw right now...
...can be easily made with the help of technology.
What is it called?
Yes. VFX.
With VFX, one can tamper any video.
And the voices can be dubbed.
Your Honor...
...I'd like to clear my dear friend's doubt.
To save the court's precious time...
...I have brought along the authentication report of the video.
Here are those reports.
Your Honor...
...I want to cross examine the CGM of Sevensys Pharma, Mr. Dhanraj Sahani...
...and BM, Mr. Gunjan Jani with regards to this case.
- You may proceed. - Thank you, your Honor.
Mr. Dhanraj Sahani...
...what do you have to say about...
...the entire incident?
I can only say that...
...I had already issued a circular to...
...withdraw the entire stock of Codec syrup from all its stockists.
I am not aware of what happened later.
Does it mean, Mr. Gunjan Jani was behind the incident?
May be, yes.
Point to be noted, My Lord.
Where is Raj?
I want to meet him.
He is fine.
- No... - Take rest.
We'll meet him in the evening.
You please take rest Priya.
Priya...
- I want to... - Priya, don't worry.
Everything will be okay.
- Priya. - I want to meet him.
- Priya, please listen... - Please Ma'am, let's go.
- Try to understand. - Please try to understand.
- Please... - Priya!
Mr. Jani, tell me one thing.
Sevensys pharma...
...was involved in many charitable activities.
Like vaccination camps...
...health check-ups in Dholka, Mahuva, Botad...
...and many more places.
Well, you're right. That's our social responsibility.
What about Chamardi?
This is the sample of a vaccine...
...used in Chamardi camp.
Is the batch number correct?
Well, we have records of it.
You're right.
And your records say...
...this batch was not the stock...
...used in Chamardi school camp.
As you see, the expiry date's sticker is pasted separately on it.
This can easily be removed.
What's this? It has a different expiry date.
Your Honor, you can see...
...the date on the sticker is different from the one printed on the box.
Because the vaccines were already expired.
The vaccines supplied to conduct the camp in Chamardi were already expired.
My Lord, due to the already expired vaccines...
...used in Chamardi camp, many children...
...had to bear the side effects of it and were hospitalised.
[COURT BELL]
Is it true?
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Order! Order!
My Lord, I'd like to call...
...Vasuli to the witness box regarding this case. - You may proceed.
Mr. Vasuli.
Will you please tell the court...
...you were caught red handed...
...while attacking Raj and Priya?
Will you please tell us who ordered you to kill them?
Who was behind the attack?
It's none other than Mr. Gunjan Jani himself.
That's it, My Lord.
Case is over for me.
I request the court to get Gunjan Jani arrested immediately...
...and punish the other convicts involved in this case.
Before passing the final verdict of this case...
...I charge attempt of murder on Gunjan Jani...
...for trying to kill Priya and Raj.
As per the 307 act of Indian Penal code...
...he is sentenced for ten years of imprisonment.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
For initiating corruption based marketing in Sevensys Pharma...
...and selling expired medicines...
...he is also required to pay a fine of rupees ten lakhs.
The company's CGM...
...Dhanraj Sahani is also sentenced to ten years of imprisonment.
For torturing Harish Trivedi mentally and trapping him in a false case...
...as per section 27 of Drugs and Cosmetics Act...
Gunjan Jani is sentenced to lifetime imprisonment...
...alongwith a fine of rupees ten lakhs.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
Sevensys Pharma followed criminal procedures and as per section 357/3...
...it should pay Harish Trivedi a compensation of rupees five lakhs.
The court has thus completed the proceedings against Sevensys Pharma.
The case is closed.
[COURT BELL]
- Thank you, Uncle. - This is an open and shut case.
Mr. Harish, well done. [INDISTINCT CHATTERING]
Thank you so much, sir.
[CHUCKLES]
Congratulations.
Mr. Raj, congratulations.
Thanks.
- Congratulations, to you too. - Thank you.
- Your channel has achieved a very good TRP. - Thank you.
Wow! He is a real state champion.
Okay, Raj. Wish you all the success in your life.
- Thank you. - Keep it up, my dear.
Thank you so much for everything, Uncle.
- Okay. - Thank you.
- Okay. - Bye.
Thank you.
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
Raj.
Thanks a lot.
You just saw how Gunjan Jani from Sevensys pharma lost...
...and Raj Mehta won in this case.
With Cameraman Siddharth Acharya, this is Sonal Anadkar, V TV News, Ahmedabad.
[BACKGROUND MUSIC]
We are proud of you.
Yes, we are.
- Whose son is he, after all? - Mine, of course.
Hey! That's why, I'll be coming to your place in the evening...
- ...to discuss about engagement. - Whose engagement?
Don't get too excited. She is talking about Raj and Priya.
- I see. - Congrats, Raj.
- It hurts! - Sorry.
- Congrats. - Thank you.
Now, I can address you as my sister-in-law, can't I?
[LAUGHS]
- Excuse me, sir. - Who is...
What do you have to say...
Nice job, madam.
- Really. - Thank you.
By the way, I'm Viren Panchot.
Hello. - Actually, when you were interviewing him...
...I was shocked because for the first time in my life...
- I have seen such an interview. - Hello, Madam.
- Hello. - Congratulations.
- Thank you. Your show... - Thank you.
- I was saying... - By the way...
I wanted to tell you something more. You have a great dressing sense.
Thank you.
Listen, I was...
[INDISTINCT]
- You're a good reporter. - Thank you.
- Listen to me now. - Thank you!
- Listen... - [INDISTINCT]
- Uncle, what were you trying to do? - What can I do at this age?
Then...
[LAUGHS]
"It's the journey of a new life."
"New are the paths, new are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life."
"There are new hopes and desires."
"My mind is youthful and enthusiastic."
"Colourful is my life..."
"...with the company of my friends."
"In your sparkling eyes..."
"...I see new dreams."
"It's the sweet beginning..."
"...of new relationships."
"New destinations lie ahead."
"New are the paths..."
"...and new are my co-travellers."
"New are the paths..."
"...and new are my co-travellers."
"It's the journey of a new life"