Happy Journey (2026) Movie Script

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-Will you marry me, Savi?
-Wow!
Will you walk with me?
Will you walk with me, Grandma?
What?
Did you just call me Grandma?!
Yes, Grandma.
No!
Grandma, What did you hit me for?
John! Hey, John!
Where is my John?
There's no John.
Grandma Janaki is waiting
outside to go for a walk.
-Oh!
-Let's go.
I don't understand these nightmares!
I don't know who John is,
or where he is!
Oh, well.
At least I saw
a foreign land in my dreams.
Let's go for a walk now.
-Wonderful, son.
-Look, Sujatha's already here!
-Who are you talking to?
-Oh, wow!
That town is so beautiful!
Which town?
Who knows!
My son and daughter-in-law
went on a trip somewhere.
They're video-calling to show me.
Oh! Your son loves you so much!
Yeah, right! My foot!
I'll only believe it's love
if he also takes her there!
-Why do we need all this at our age?
-Hey!
Age isn't a barrier for a woman,
it's the fear in her mind!
Since I was a kid,
I've always wanted to travel the world.
But until now,
I've never even left our own village.
Do you think I'll ever get the chance
to fly in a plane?
By the way,
why don't we all go on a trip together?
Yeah, why not?
Exactly! How long are we
going to stay cooped up?
How about a trip to Kashi?
No way.
Let's go all the way to Kedarnath!
Ugh!
Hanging out with this
old batch is making me feel old too!
-Look at the teenager!
-The sixteen-year-old maiden!
Sixteen or twenty,
I'm still young at heart, aren't I?
Honestly, I won't have any freedom
until I ditch this old crew!
-Happy! Happy!
-Old batch? So, where does she fit in?
-Give me the remote! Hand it over!
-No. I need to watch the TV.
Hand it over! I need it.
-Hey, hey! I want it!
-Give it to me!
-Dammit! I said I want it!
-What's your problem?!
I want to watch Bigg Boss,
but she's not letting me!
So, what are you planning to watch?
I also want to watch Bigg Boss.
Then what on earth
are both of you fighting for?!
I want to watch Chiranjeevi's version!
And I want to watch Nagarjuna's Bigg Boss!
-I want to watch Nagarjuna's!
-Have you lost your senses?
You've grown old,
yet you're fighting over a remote?!
Don't you have any common sense?
[both] Don't you have
any respect for your elders?
Keep fighting until you drop dead.
Ugh!
Hey, hey, hey.
Brother-in-law wishes you good luck!
Speak.
Hi, brother-in-law,
How is 'The Goat Life' going?
It's fine.
Yours is "The Goat Life."
mine is "The Ghost Life"!
You guys carry on. I'll leave.
By the way, how much water do you
add for one cup of rice over there?
-Appu, what's up?
-There he is.
Nothing much, bro.
Our business is running at a loss.
When will you start making money,
and when will I get paid?
And when will I pay off my debts?!
Hey, with a name like Appu,
you're bound to have some debt.
Otherwise, your name loses its value!
Income doesn't come in
as quickly as EMIs do, bro.
So, you have no income?
How are you managing the maintenance?
It's to cover this maintenance that
I took out all these loans, bro!
Easy for you to say!
Easy? No way.
I'm getting absolutely crushed here!
Look, Appu, if you're this stressed,
I'm paying off my debts,
and my dad's debts,
and my grandpa's debts!
Think of my stress!
Just one trip, bro.
We could totally crush it.
-It's already here.
-Where?
-An order for a trip just came in.
-Oh!
Open it up and read the name on the list.
Chamundeshwari,
wife of Minister Ramakrishna.
Dear, didn't I tell you
I was going shopping?
Say shopping one more time,
and I'll kill you!
How often do you shop each year?
Money doesn't grow on trees!
-Listen to me first, fully!
-Fine. Go on.
Remember when I went shopping last month?
They held a lucky draw, and I won!
So?
So they're taking me on
a free trip to the UK, dear!
Since our daughter is in Chicago,
I can visit her as well.
Chicago is in America!
That's called the US!
Oh, really?
Look here. You won't last many days there.
It's freezing cold.
And you won't find your
BP tablets there. You'll struggle.
Oh!
Dear.
Besides, can you really stay
away from me for ten days?
You'll need to know English
to survive there.
Ah, so you've planned
everything perfectly.
Fine, then.
Conveniently, I have assembly
sessions coming up anyway.
I'll be very busy, too. Go ahead.
Happy journey!
-Who's next?
-Savitri.
-Hello
-Hello, ma'am.
You've won a free trip in a lucky draw!
A lucky draw?
But I never gave my number anywhere!
What? Don't want the free trip?
Who says no to free stuff?
By the way, is it just for me, or
for my daughter too?
For your daughter too, ma'am.
Tanvi!
We're going to Europe! It's a free trip.
-Hold on. Let me speak.
-Yeah, go ahead.
Hello?
That way, this way.
It's free on both ways, ma'am!
What?! I don't understand.
This way? That way? Which way?
Exactly, ma'am!
As I was saying, everything from
pickup to drop-off is absolutely free.
What lucky draw? Which trip is that?
Do you want details?
Or do you want a free trip?
We definitely want the free trip!
Put on your face pack and
grab your backpack! Let's get moving.
Oh no! I don't have a backpack.
Will they allow a trolley suitcase?
-Sarcasm!
-No, it's Europes enthusiasm!
-It doesn't rhyme well!
-Listen to me for once, hello.
-Yay! Mom, we're going to Europe!
-And it's for free!
-Europe, Mom!
-It's all thanks to the free coupons.
Hey, did Mom have her lunch?
No, she hasn't eaten a
single thing since morning.
Go and call her, then.
Mother-in-law! Mother-in-law!
Mom! Mom! Mom!
Thank God!
What are you doing inside?
I'm not dead. I was just asleep.
They said you haven't eaten
anything since this morning.
You need to eat to take your medicines!
-Great!
-I was scared out of my wits.
Listen up, I'm going on a trip.
Didn't I tell you?
We're all going together next month.
Not everyone. Just me. I'm going alone.
What's this sudden plan? No need to go.
Your health isn't great right now.
I'm going. That's final!
But Mom, where exactly are you going?
Who's even taking you?
Europe!
The whole village is heading out on
a holy pilgrimage, and I'm joining them.
I'll take you myself, Mom.
You've been promising me a trip
since your daughter was born.
Have you taken me anywhere to this day?
Say yes, and I'll eat.
Otherwise, I'm going back to bed.
Should I go?
Fine, fine! You're going on a pilgrimage.
If I stop you, the sin will be on my head.
But travel safely, okay?
I'll keep calling you.
Keep your phone on, and
make sure it's fully charged!
Yay!
Why are you yelling like that?
You'll scare the baby!
Sorry.
[both] Why wait? Let's go!
I wish your name had come up in
the lucky draw, too.
Oh, come on, sis! Why are you so scared?
How often do you get to
go to London for free?
I can't even go to the next street without
asking people for directions!
Of course, I'm scared of going to London!
Six others are coming with you,
plus a tour guide.
So, stop stressing.
Just go and have a great time!
-Take care of the baby.
-I'll look after her.
Kriti, Say bye to Mom.
-Bye, Mom! Happy journey!
-Bye, sis! Happy journey!
Happy journey, huh?
-With all these women--
-Hey, son.
I heard they serve alcohol on flights.
Why haven't they served us any yet?
We just took off, ma'am. They will serve.
Did you bring your medicines?
-Yes.
-First, take your medicine..
-Which brand do they serve?
-Which brand do you want?
-Royal Salute 72 Years.
-That's four lakhs, ma'am!
You asked, I answered.
If not Royal Salute, ask them to
bring Royal Stag.
Alright, I'll request it for you.
Until then, have some water.
Hello?
The agreement
clearly stated Business Class!
Why did you book Economy tickets?
Business class is packed
with business people, ma'am.
We had to book Economy at
the last minute. Please, adjust.
Ugh!
Chocolate ma'am?
-Is it free?
-Yeah!
May I take more?
One is a drunkard, the other is arrogant.
What a great start!
Give me.
Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am!
Only the chocolates are free.
You must return the plate.
-Fine, I'll give it back. Thank you.
-You're welcome.
Give her a parking spot, and
she'll ask for a free plane next!
It's okay, Govind.
You can do it.
Excuse me!
Can I get the window seat?
I need space.
Okay.
Where are you from?
I can't sit there.
They're speaking English, but
I don't know the language.
-Me neither.
-I'll just sit here.
Okay.
Go ahead and sit.
I'll go with foot boarding.
I knew you'd end up coming back to me.
That's why I kept this seat open for you.
Come, sit.
Saving a flight seat as if
it's a school bench?
When I become a millionaire,
I'll give you ten thousand!
Such a stingy--
Yeah!
Excuse me?
Hello? Excuse me?
That's my seat!
Excuse me, that's my seat.
Look, dear, I'm feeling a bit nauseous.
See? I even brought a lemon with me.
I'll take the window seat
You can sit here.
-But that's my seat.
-Never mind. Just sit there.
Here? Alright!
Sir, could you ask them to fly
a bit lower? I'm scared
Lower?
Do you think this is a city bus
taking an under-flyover route?
This is how flights work!
If you're that scared,
just close your eyes and sleep.
I can't sleep!
Alright, I'm leaving.
Catch you on the way back.
Hey! You said Business Class was full.
It's completely empty!
Go sit there if it's empty.
Who's stopping you?
What? Are you trying to trick me?
You know who I am, right?
Women's rights!
That's not it, ma'am.
Those seats have actually been booked.
Maybe they missed the flight.
What can I do about it!
Remember one thing.
Just because it's a free trip,
If you try to skimp on it,
I won't accept it.
From the moment we land until we return,
I expect nothing less than
five-star facilities!
If anything goes wrong, anywhere,
I'll sue Great Andhra Travels and
have your license revoked!
Mind it!
Bro, we don't even have a license!
Do you want the whole world to know?!
Shut it, youre making it public. Go.
Hey, I asked for the drink. Where is it?
-I'll get it.
-Pfft!
Hello,
-Have you ever been to Europe before?
-Seven times.
I know every street and alley in
Europe, inch by inch!
-Okay. Safety is important to me.
-Yeah. You're in safe hands.
Bro, you been to Europe?
How do you know all of Europe?
I've watched YouTube travel videos, man.
Don't talk so loudly, will you?!
Fly away from yesterday
Fly away from the days gone by
Break free from within yourself
Just fly, fly, fly, fly
Leap into the drifting clouds
Cross over the endless oceans
Beyond the borders, far and high
Just fly, fly, fly, fly
Freedom's calling, here and now
Hear your heartbeat make its vow
Dreams we carry in our hands
Every breath we own is to chase them
Let's have a happy journey!
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey!
Oolallalallaa, happy journey!
If you shut the doors to light
Will the sunshine still shine bright?
If you hide beneath the rain,
Can you ever feel its grace?
Close your ears,
and even the sweetest bird
Cannot reach your waiting heart
Open up your soul and see
Run like the wind wild and free
Let's have a happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
Oolallalallaa, happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
Oolallalallaa, happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
Oolallalallaa, oh happy journey
-It looks great. Let's go.
-Hello?
You said it was a beach-view hotel?
There's no beach, and there's no view!
But this is a beach view, ma'am.
I can see perfectly well, you know?
Right? Just go up to the
hotel's rooftop once and look.
You can see the beach far in the distance.
I said 'beach view,' not
it was 'right next to the beach,' did I?
How did I pull that off, bro?
Phew!
Where am I supposed to place these two?
They still haven't given us our rooms?
-Bonjour! You are looking very pretty.
-Bonjour!
-Who is Preethi, bro?
-Thank you.
Pretty, you idiot!
Keys, please.
Merci!
-Isn't the receptionist cute?
-Very cute.
Stay away from her.
Listen up, we've booked
one room for every two people.
Keep the rooms tidy.
Don't create a mess. Understood?
Our company only covers flights,
hotel stays, and tourist attractions.
Everything else is on you. Got it?
-What do you mean?
-That's just how it is.
Not just your food,
even your bills are yours.
-So, you pay for your own food.
-What about the booze?
Pay for your own booze.
Better yet, buy us a round too.
Crap!
Hey! You clearly stated
one room per person!
Why on earth are we sharing a room now?
Do you watch English movies?
Apparently, English ghosts only
haunt rooms with a single occupants.
This is France. French ghosts
will come and kill you with a French kiss.
Are you okay with that?
I did this only
with your safety in mind.
If you don't want it,
we can get a single room.
It's fine. I'll adjust.
Safety is important.
Anyway, tell us where
the rooms are, young man.
-Over there. That way.
-We're exhausted.
-Those are stairs, kid.
-The lift is over there, ma'am.
You come!
You should have said so!
Just tell us properly. Why the attitude?
The fun faded the moment we landed.
Son.
Take us over there.
That's the Burj Khalifa, ma'am.
It's in Dubai.
It's far away!
Isn't it here?
But my husband said
it was foreign country.
That's not this foreign country,
ma'am, it's a different one!
Oh! Well, take us here instead.
It's in America, ma'am!
Isn't it here either?!
Then why on earth did you bring us here?
What actually is in this place?
-This is what's here.
-This pillar?
Our farms are full of stuff like this!
He brought us all this way just to
look at pillars and walls!
Are these guys for real?!
She thinks the Eiffel Tower is
just some electric tower in a field!
[Yawning]
Let's go to sleep. Come on.
Hello.
Take it, ma'am.
This is a complimentary.
Tanvi, what does 'complimentary' mean?
Complimentary
Free things drive her crazy.
It means it's super expensive.
They'll charge you at the end.
Don't you dare touch it!
Why would I, If it costs money?
I only go for free stuff.
No, thank you.
No problem, it's complimentary.
-No, thanks.
-It's okay, we'll take it.
Okay! Merci.
What's with her?! We said no, but
she just left it there anyway!
I think she didnt
understood our language.
Don't you dare touch it!
Preethi is gorgeous, bro.
Let's open a branch in Paris and hire her?
Please, bro!
There's an inner child within you.
We need to get him
surgically removed, pronto!
Move!
The room is so small, bro.
There's only one bed, too.
So, where will you be sleeping?
Not me. You.
Come in.
-Bonjour.
-Hey that's my girl.
Bonjour.
Hi, Preethi!
-Bonjour, Bonjour.
-Govind.
-Le Govind.
-Le Tenkada.
My friend needs an extra bed.
How much you charge for extra bed?
-Fifty euros.
-That's so cheap!
No, thanks.
He got back pain.
He'll sleep on the floor.
Indian treatment
You also should try.
-Okay.
-Merci.
-Good day.
-Bye!
Fifty euros!
That's five thousand rupees!
Who spends so much just to sleep?
Then, where am I supposed to sleep, bro?
Come, I'll show you.
Look, here's your bathtub!
I'll give you a blanket and a pillow.
Sleep well and get comfortable.
Honestly, it's better than a bed!
In here?
Don't look down on it, man.
Multimillionaires sleep in these things!
Live like a king and
enjoy the next ten days!
I feel jealous, man.
Bro, I knew you loved saving money
But I never thought you'd
skimp on me like this!
Look, Great Andhra is in debt.
Try to understand!
Trust me, once you get used to this,
you'll be sleeping in a tub back home too!
Good night.
-Hey, son, how are things?
-What about you?
-I'm good. Just doing a puja right now.
-Yeah, go on.
-I'll go for darshan and call you back.
-Ah, alright, alright.
Call me when you come back from darshan.
-Oh!
-Hey, baby!
Crazy Savi, you look so nice.
I don't know how many more things
I have to face.
-Have it, ma'am.
-This costs money, fine.
-At least those biscuits
-Bonjour, ladies.
We got so busy,
we didn't even get to know each other.
We're traveling together
for the next ten days.
So, let's introduce ourselves.
I'll start first.
My name is Govind,
Great Andhra Govind.
You must have heard
the name, "Great Andhra."
Top Travels in India.
I mean, the top travel agency
in Hyderabad.
I mean, Top Travels in Manikonda.
What? It only has negative reviews.
Those are paid reviews.
Don't believe them.
Paid reviews are usually positive,
never a negative.
Nowadays, people are also paid
to post negative reviews.
Competition and jealousy.
That's just how the industry is.
-Yeah.
-Leave me out, and introduce yourselves.
-Ma'am, would you please start?
-Sure.
My name is Chamundeshwari.
I am the wife of Minister Ramakrishna.
-Minister's wife.
-What do you do?
I prepare my husband's favorite meals.
No, I meant,
what do you do in your free time?
What do I do in my free time?
I iron my husband's clothes.
Not that.
What do you do
when your husband isn't home?
I talk to him on the phone.
-Oh!
-Alright, ma'am, your turn.
My name is Srilatha, from Hyderabad.
-This is my daughter, Tanvi.
-Hi.
My husband passed away
when she was young.
Oh god!
Recently, a photo was all it took
to get her a match for free.
-Free?
-Yes.
The boy is from Paris.
He has a good job, his own house,
and even a big car.
Despite everything,
they still offered a dowry-free marriage.
-Isnt the marriage is free?
-Mom.
Will you stop this free nonsense?
Hi, everyone. I'm Tanvi.
I'm a designer.
My dream is to open a boutique.
You can't open up
a boutique for free, right?
Somehow, she got the match free of cost.
How can one set up a boutique for free?
-Will you allow me to introduce myself?
-Go ahead.
The boutique dream is on hold for now.
Before getting married,
I just wanted some time for myself.
Tanvi, don't rush into
engagement and marriage.
First, focus on your career.
Once the girl becomes successful,
boys even offer
a bride price to marry her.
What's your name, girl?
Naina.
Are you married?
-I'm going through a divorce.
-I thought so.
I thought the hot chocolate would be bad.
How good is Churrolto in Hyderabad?
-My husband loves hot chocolate.
-Ma'am, ma'am.
We'll continue that tomorrow.
She's a bit quiet. Let her speak.
-Miss.
-Sure.
Please introduce.
My name is Divya.
We live in Hyderabad.
-I have a six-year-old daughter.
-What does your husband do?
I'm just asking,
what is your husband's occupation?
-Why are you making her uncomfortable?
-What did I do?
What do you do?
My name is Vihana.
I came here for my personal space.
I don't want to discuss myself further.
So, I need my space.
Step aside, bro.
Giving you your space.
-God!
-My name is Savitri.
My son didn't like me coming here.
However, I argued with him to come here.
-Really?
-Do you want to know why?
Since birth, I've lived
by my father's choices.
Then, by my husband's wishes.
Now, according to my son's interests.
I didn't like it.
There isn't a single day
I stood up for myself.
That's why, for these ten days,
I want to enjoy life on my own terms.
I am here.
Excuse me.
I can't sleep if the lights are on.
Could you please turn off the lights?
Actually, I can't sleep in a dark room.
I'm a little scared, so, please...
Doesn't everyone turn off the lights
before sleeping? So, please.
-True, but-
-I'm sorry.
I need space.
Actually, I--
[reciting Hanuman Chalisa]
Who the hell is it at this hour?
-Hello?
-Dear.
Done with dinner?
It's already 9 p.m.
And it's getting late.
Eat soon, okay?
You're calling at midnight,
1 o'clock, and asking about dinner?
What do you mean, 1 o'clock?
It's just 9 p.m. here.
If it's 9 p.m. in Europe,
it will be 1 a.m. here.
How so?
Oh, God! I can't explain
all that to you now. Hang up, idiot.
-Dear.
-What?
Good night, dear.
Okay, good night.
Was the sugar mixed in,
or am I supposed to do it?
-Bonjour, madam.
-Good morning.
Have some breakfast. It's complimentary.
Complimentary? No, thanks.
He thinks I don't know
what 'complimentary' means.
Why is your mother refusing
a complimentary breakfast?
My mother acts cheaply
when she knows it's free.
So, I told her
'complimentary' means 'expensive'.
Even now, she's acting cheap.
Don't you have high blood sugar?
Why do you need two?
Isn't this an orange juice?
It looks yummy.
Oh, God! Chamundeshwari!
You've completely filled your plate.
After all, you're the wife of a Minister.
You can have anything.
You can have it too.
Huh? Thank you, dear.
This looks delicious.
Is it a dosa?
Oh, God!
What's this? Weightlifting?
Weight gaining. Isn't this free?
-Hey, Tenku!
-Damn it.
Was it a stomach or a bottomless pit?
Why have you brought so many?
-It's Bottomless pit.
-Alright, fill it up.
Hey!
Don't they serve booze at breakfast?
There won't be any booze at breakfast,
You can detox to get over
last night's hangover. Please, drink.
This potato-faced frowns at everything!
-What?
-'What' my foot!
To hell with him. I'll drink my own booze.
Let me drink and float in the seven skies.
She probably grew up drinking
alcohol instead of milk.
-What do you want?
-Uh
-This no
-Do you need any help?
Well
Can this be crunchy?
-Could you get her some toast?
-Yes, ma'am.
I've ordered. Let's go.
Feel free to ask if you need help.
Okay. Thank you, ma'am.
Don't call me "ma'am."
Call me 'sister.' Wouldn't that be nice?
Okay, Sister.
-Get in quickly!
-Come on.
Come on, you too.
-So, ladies, now we're visiting to--
-Hey, be careful.
It happens.
-Any idea of where we're going?
-Tell us.
Catha-drill church.
That's not a drill or yoga.
It's Cathedral Church.
Good catch. Wrong me if you correct.
This church has a wonderful history.
What is that?
In the year 1633, there was a king
named George Cathedral.
One night, Lord Jesus has
appeared in his dreams and told him,
-God!
-"Hey, Drill, your country will flourish
if you build a church here."
And then vanished saying 'Amen.'
The next day, the king
laid the foundation stone for the church.
Nonsense! I've never heard such a history.
What did you study?
B.Tech Computers.
Does a B.Tech in Computers
include a history subject?
-Fingerprint.
-It won't be, idiot.
I studied B.Sc. History.
Do you think you know more than I do?
Please sit down.
But isn't the king dead?
Hes buried there now.
Lets visit the tomb, okay?
You idiot!
So, you brought us all the way here
just to show us tombs?
Brilliant!
-Hey, wanna change places?
-Yes.
-Thank you!
-Okay.
Hey, hey!
Elizabeth Taylor had her gown
stitched at this tailor shop.
-Elizabeth?
-Yes.
Whatever!
Whoa! The Oxford Street.
They print the Oxford Dictionary here.
Wait, isn't Oxford Street in London?
That's Oxford University.
Both are not same.
It's always nonsense with you.
You're lucky
to be seeing so many famous places.
Take some pictures.
Brother, isn't it your first time?
Theirs too.
Hey, young lady, how's my hairstyle?
Take a picture.
Just wait. Take a picture.
Ma'am, get inside.
You can take your pictures there.
-Let me take a single photo, man.
-Give me some space, give me.
Let's go.
Okay. Let's try another angle.
-Hi!
-Getting pictures with them?
Yes, bro.
I'll kill you. Get inside.
-Did they ask you to pose for the picture?
-Nah, I just felt like it, bro.
I feel like doing something to you, too.
Should I?
Glasses.
Ill dock your salary.
This is Cathedral Church.
-How is it?
-Well
Our village church
looks much better than this.
Come on, ladies. Let's move.
It looks a bit old, bro.
Don't they repaint it every festival?
Painting here is a bit expensive.
Makes sense.
My wife is on the call. I'll be back.
-Yes, Chamundi.
-Dear.
Its 9 AM here. What time is it there?
It's half past noon.
Anything important?
I'm in an urgent meeting.
Nothing, I just wanted to know
the time there.
-Great!
-Dear!
There's a famous church over here.
The one,
Jesus asked a king to build it
in his dreams.
We're at that church.
-I'll send you a picture.
-Okay.
-Wait, wait.
-What is it now?
Good evening!
Good evening!
Dear, it isn't evening here, it's morning.
You should say, "Good morning."
Hung up?
Come on, Savi.
-Hey, Tanvi, come quick.
-Yeah, don't rush.
Come, let's get inside.
-Mom! We're in a church. Be quiet.
-Yeah, I know.
Come on, Sister.
No, I'll stay here. You go ahead.
You'll feel better. Come inside.
I'll join you after the call.
Sure?
Okay.
-Hi, dear.
-Mom, how are you?
-Mom is good. How are you?
-I'm good.
-Sister, who is that?
-Eat--
It's my daughter.
Remember to eat on time.
Just a sec.
-Hello?
-Who is this?
-Do you know who it is?
-It's Tanvi aunt.
Mom told me about you.
That you took good care of her.
Thank you, Aunt.
Be a good girl, and I'll take care of her.
Okay.
Aunt, can you give me your phone number?
I'll call you if Mom doesn't pick up.
-Sure. I'll send it over.
-Okay.
Okay?
-She never stops.
-It's alright.
Oh, Jesus!
Oh God, why now? When I'm at church?
I'll switch it off.
Oh, no. If I turn it off,
he'll get agitated and call everyone.
Save me God.
What are you doing, Mom?
-Hail, Mother Durga!
-Please make way.
I'm at the temple, son.
They're offering aarti to the goddess.
Mom, turn the phone
toward the aarti.
I'll take blessings.
Move quickly, quickly.
Follow the queue. Do not push.
-Oh, God!
-Mom! Mom!
If anyone is caught using their phone,
it goes straight into the donation box.
No, no. Please, don't.
Mom, hide your phone.
He might put it in the donation box.
I'll call you later, son.
Now, hang up.
Okay! Bye, be careful.
Phew!
My feet just soared away
There it touched down
A drifting cloud
My soul has burst into a run
A newfound rush now fills my heart
I've left the cage behind me
Like a dove I've spread my wings
Today I've found a brand-new world
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
Like a tangled thread of worries
Darkness wrapped around me for so long
But when the shore of stars called out
My eyes lit up in a flash
A brand-new version of myself
For the first time, I can see
Shall I cast away these curtains and
Drift through floods of carefree dreams
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
A playful spark has grown within me
A gentle thrill I never knew
In a solitude I'd never known
I found delight in colors dancing
A smile upon my lips now hums
Like a melody set free
Only now have I witnessed
Each miracle stepping beyond my dreams
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
Look, Tanvi, these bags look good.
-Hello, Namaste.
-Bonjour.
-How much?
-One hundred Euros.
Hey, Tenka, come here.
Call me abs.
We are in France.
Whatever, what's the value of a hundred?
-Around ten thousand.
-What?!
Ten thousand for this bag?
Are there any silver zippers, or what?
Tell him we will refer him
to all our relatives.
And ask for a huge discount.
That might work in India, but not here.
It's too obvious that we're tourists.
Look, even Sultan Bazar has
a fixed-price board.
But he sells it
for the price we negotiated.
-Tell him I will pay two euros.
-Two?
Do you think that's a tip?
He'll reject it right in our faces.
Fine.
-Five. Five euro?
-No.
Okay. Last price. Ten. Ten euro.
Fix, fix. He pay. I take.
-Madam, madam.
-You can collect it from Tanvi later.
-Hey, where are you going?
-Why did she throw me into this?
-You can pay.
-Bonjour. Toilet clean, I, I will.
-Inside?
-Okay, come. Come clean the bathroom.
-Yeah. Come with me.
-Let's go.
Ugh!
It's my fate!
Nikhil.
My future son-in-law,
Tanvi's soon-to-be husband.
He earns a salary of 30 lakhs.
She's in safe hands.
He lives in a huge house,
and he's a kind-hearted man.
Hello!
-Nikhil Babu.
-Mother-in-law
Yes, it's good.
Everything is good,
except for the bitterly cold weather.
By the way, are you coming here?
-Where are we now?
-Excuse me.
-Yeah! We are in France.
-Le Rippe.
Le Repair or something.
-Wait, I'll ask Tanvi and let you know.
-Okay, mother-in-law.
Tanvi.
What happened?
You show zero excitement
when talking about your future husband.
Women need to be strong
in these situations.
Even a single poor decision
can make you regret your entire life.
Let me know
if you don't want to get married.
I'll talk to your mother
to call off this marriage.
Don't trust men at all.
-Madam, madam.
-Please, Tanvi. Understand.
Won't you allow anyone
to be in a relationship?
A few thousand people
like you are enough to depopulate India.
Men, men, men.
Why do you hate men so much?
Men don't even have their own house.
I mean, men have only one house.
Women have two houses.
Men only have one surname.
Women, however, can have two.
Men inherit property from one side.
Women inherit it from both sides.
The government introduces
women-exclusive schemes. What about men?
There are turmeric-and-saffron schemes
but never razor-and-blade.
You can travel on buses for free.
We pay for the footboard travel.
There are laws to protect you.
Even our in-laws won't show up for us.
This is not right, this is not fair.
You'd better not listen
to anything she says.
Be as you like.
Stay with whomever you like.
-Ugh! Go to hell.
-I'll take some time.
Please.
Hey, take out the garbage, man.
Oh, God. You're drinking too much.
What about our values and traditions?
How could you?
True, men getting drunk is okay,
but women drinking looks awkward.
Shut up. Why the gender bias in drinking?
Anyone can drink.
I make omelettes when my husband drinks,
but I've never joined him for a drink.
What if he finds out?
-Listen, it's freezing here.
-Oh my God.
-A drink will help you sleep better.
-No way.
How many of you slept well last night?
-Barely two or three hours.
-I didn't sleep.
After two pegs, I slept like a baby.
-Really?
-Yes.
That's why they say, "Be a Roman in Rome"
-Hello.
-Hi, Tanvi.
-Hi.
-How's the church?
How do you know?
Mother-in-law is sending photos
every single day.
And yeah, I like your dress.
Shall we meet for lunch tomorrow?
I'm getting another call.
I'll talk to you later.
Okay, see you soon.
Bye.
How many of you are there at home?
My mother and I.
My sister and my grandmother.
All ladies.
I've been observing you since we arrived.
You haven't spoken to any of them.
Do you also take them traveling,
just like you brought us here?
They won't come.
Have you ever asked?
No, I didn't.
How will you know
what they're really missing
if youre not talking to them?
Not everything needs to be said.
You just have to understand.
I'll make only chapatis.
-No. I want only poori.
-I will make only chapatis.
Will you make poori or not?
I heard they extract
petrol from wells there.
Is that true, petrol--
Do they really extract petrol
from wells?
It seems someone is calling.
Yes, it's my brother.
Have you eaten?
-Hey, your brother is calling me.
-Dear, let me talk.
-Brother-in-law.
-Yeah, tell me.
Mom isn't answering the call,
nor is my sister.
Can you set up a conference call?
-Dear.
-Hi, sister. What are you doing?
Why are you disturbing me at this hour?
Sister!
Where's Mom?
Can you hand the phone to her?
-Look.
-Don't make me angry.
-Will you make poori, or not?
-No, I won't. I'll only make chapati.
-Do whatever you want.
-Ugh, you!
I'll speak with them.
Could you hand them the phone?
-Ma! Ma!
-Yes.
Brother is on the call.
-My son, my son.
-Let me speak to my grandson first.
-Hey! What's with you? Stop it. Stop.
-Give it to me.
Hey, that's my phone!
You!
You old hag!
Without your words, without mine
Why did you call, idiot?
The screen got broken because of you.
Now, how am I supposed
to talk to your brother-in-law?
Send me a five thousand rupees right now.
Sister.
I shouldn't have listened to her.
5,000-rupee loss.
Let's buy it.
Wow!
-How nice it is!
-It's nice.
Hey, look at this embroidery.
It's so nice.
-Don't touch, Mom. Just take a look.
-I know. Let's get inside.
Look at that blue one. It looks so good.
Nice texture.
Sam, look at this art.
Wow, it's amazing.
-Hey, what's this, Chamundeshwari?
-It's too beautiful.
I've seen similar pots
in our village, too.
Is this a saree or a blanket?
-Look at this-
-Hey, hey, hey.
-Do they think this is a Sultan market?
-Brought us here just to show old clothes?
-Please, madam, please leave.
-Totally waste of time.
-Don't waste time. Come, come.
-Okay! Coming.
-There's nothing to see here. Let's go.
-Come on, yaar! Let's leave.
-Come, come.
-We'll go there, we have to see that.
Greetings. Please, go.
-Hey, don't touch.
-What's your problem?
You are.
Come on, sister. Let's get something
for your daughter.
-I
-Anything. See how good it is?
-I'll get it later. A toy will do for now.
-Let's get her something.
No, this dress looks good.
Check the color and size.
This one's good too.
We'll see. But they're too big for her.
This looks nice, doesn't it?
Please, choose something.
This one
Oh, no.
Nikhil!
-Tanvi.
-How many times must I tell you?
I'm here to enjoy the trip,
not to hang out with you.
It's not like that.
Stop it already.
Can't you just let me be at peace?
Mom pushed me into this engagement.
And now you're rushing me into marriage.
This is my bachelor's trip.
This too.
I didn't mean to bother you, Tanvi.
This is a new place for you, right?
Exactly, it's a new place.
Let me explore and have my time.
I'll call you after the trip.
Dont go telling Mom and spoil the trip.
-Please, leave me alone.
-Okay.
-What have you bought, Tenku?
-Shoes. How do they look?
-Didn't you buy alcohol?
-It seems like we've blocked the road.
Grandma, you get inside.
You, go get them.
Here, Ma'am!
-Hurry up. The road is blocked.
-Yes. Yeah! We're coming.
-Tell them to hurry.
-Quickly.
Hurry, we've blocked the road.
-Get on the bus, ma'am.
-Don't yell, man.
-This isn't Hyderabad. Get in. Get in.
-We're boarding, man.
-Always rushing everything.
-Nayan, come, sit here.
Get inside.
I think we can resize this. Tanvi, this--
Tanvi?
-They're really good. Have you seen them?
-All good, but no bargaining.
Tanvi.
Tanvi?
Tanvi?
Tanvi?
God, it's freezing today.
I should have a few extra pegs.
Grandma, you go and sleep.
Don't stay up all night drinking.
-The dress was too damn good.
-Yeah! I got two dresses.
-Oh, God. Where's Divya?
-It's too cold.
Divya is coming.
-Mom, have you seen Divya?
-I think she got off up ahead. Go check.
Hey, everything's perfect, right?
-Where's Divya? She's not here.
-What? She's not there?
-She might be sleeping inside.
-She's not inside.
She might be in the corner.
She's too short
to be seen between the seats.
She's not inside.
Switched off?
-Call her up.
-I'm trying, but I'm unable to connect.
-Call her, man.
-Trying, bro.
What's wrong?
How did you start the bus without her?
What's the point in blaming me?
She was with you wh--
Aren't we your responsibility?
-We're all here because of you.
-Where's Divya?
If anything happens to her,
I'll make you pay and send you to jail.
-Come on, call her, man.
-It's not connecting, bro.
Someone, call her.
-I'm getting another call.
-I'll ensure you end up in jail.
Hello, Auntie.
My mom's phone is switched off.
Please give the phone to Mom.
I need to speak to her.
Your mother is in the bathroom, dear.
-I'll ask her to call you.
-Okay.
Oh, God!
-Hey, brother! Look at her.
-Yeah.
Hey. Let's drink.
-Hey, where are you going?
-Let's have fun.
Leave. Leave me.
Let me go!
-How can you be so irresponsible?
-Let me try again.
-You should've been more careful.
-Wait a minute, let me handle it.
Hey, do call her, man.
-It's not getting through.
-Try again.
Didn't you even check
who didn't board the bus?
Why are you yelling at me?
Why don't you try calling her instead?
-Stop arguing.
-Let's go and see.
Okay. Come on.
We have to go back.
Get on. You wait here. We'll be back.
Tanvi, be careful.
Don't forget to call me.
Tanvi.
-Hey, let me go! You!
-What's your problem?
-Come on.
-Hey! What's wrong with her?
-I'll kill you.
-Hey.
-Hey, don't push me.
-I'll call the cops.
-Ma'am. Ma'am. Can
-What?
What? What?
This Charger!
-Charger?
-Yes, yes.
Okay, I have one.
Yeah. Come here.
Come.
It's okay.
It's okay, relax.
Mom, it's Google Maps.
It'll show you the way.
It's as simple as that.
It's charging?
It is.
-It came.
-Is it fine?
Nice.
-Okay. Take care.
-Thank you.
-Okay.
-Thank you.
From here
Are you okay?
Come on, dear.
-We were all so worried.
-Are you alright?
Because she made it safely,
your agency is safe.
I wish she had gone missing instead.
Keep it down bro. She'll hear.
-Pack your bags.
-Where have you been?
-Ms. Divya.
-They never listen.
-One minute.
-Go ahead, I'll follow you.
-Let's go. She'll have a talk.
-Mom let's go.
Where did you go?
I was scared out of my wits.
Sorry.
Honestly, I couldn't believe
I'd come this far alone.
-Those guys.
-I heard the whole thing.
Here.
Use this power bank
when the battery is low.
Also, take this charger as well,
just in case that one runs out too.
Just because you came alone,
doesn't mean you have to be on your own.
Stick together. Please. Good night.
Sweet dreams.
-You too.
-Right, more nightmares for me.
Hey, Appu!
I wonder what else this trip has in store.
Jesus Christ!
Hey, boy.
What is that?
Here, take ten.
-Give me a card.
-They are Tarot cards.
What does it mean?
It's like parrot fortune-telling,
just a Western-style nonsense.
Is she better than you?
She says you're full of nonsense, brother!
They're looking down on you.
It sounds more like
it's coming out from you.
Not at all, bro.
Hey! You asked for ten, and I gave it.
Give me a card.
-What is it?
-See, I gave her the money she asked for.
-She isn't giving me a card.
-She gave me this.
-Give me my card.
-It seems like they're up to something.
-She has stolen my money.
-Hello, hello. What happened?
I gave her the money,
but she's cheating me now.
-She won't give it.
-I don't want this!
What? You gave her ten rupees?
That's what she quoted. Ten.
How much does she need now?
It's not a matter of 10 or 20 rupees.
We have to pay them in euros!
She asked for 10,
so we gave her 10 rupees.
How much is she asking for now?
-How much?
-Ten euros.
Ten Euros. That's approximately
a thousand rupees.
-A thousand rupees?
-A thousand?
Tell her I'm a regular customer.
Ask her for a discount.
I'm losing my mind.
Please, can you give
them some discount?
-No discount.
-Hey, that's not how you negotiate.
-My hand. Lucky hand.
-She's going to leave a dent.
I will give.
-You're paying her?
-Someone has to.
Let him pay. Let him pay.
He pay, he pay.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Don't keep the change.
-Euro. Take.
-Pick one card.
Hail Lord Shiva!
Oh no!
Your time is not good.
I already realized that when
I came here with them. Tell his.
-Pick a card.
-Choose a card.
Oh!
This guy has got something.
You'll become the owner
of a travel company.
Bro, did you hear that?
Youre going to go bankrupt.
Im going to buy your company
and give you a job.
I'm going to stomp on you,
going to stab you and kill you.
She's seen your travel card.
Don't get too excited.
Messy, be cool.
It's 'Merci beaucoup,'
not 'Messy, be cool.'
Whatever, I'm the next.
Pay the money.
-I'll take a card as well.
-Pick one card.
-Who, me?
-Yes, you pick a card.
Pick one card.
She didn't even ask her for any money.
But she scammed us.
Oh!
Soon, you'll find a partner.
A partner.
Leave her.
-Why is she leaving?
-It's good.
Ma'am! Next me, me.
Hey, I'll go find out about my future too.
Savi, why bother about your future?
Death is your final celebration.
Hi, Savi!
What? You seem lost in deep thought.
What else should I think about, Vihana?
As you said.
Contemplating my final celebration.
The final celebration?
What does that mean?
My death.
Oh no, Savi!
I was just being casual. I'm so sorry.
There's no need to apologize.
After what you've said,
I've looked back on my entire life.
First, my family's honor.
then, my in-laws,
then my children,
and finally, their marital struggles.
I've spent my whole life
living for others.
At least, now.
I want to have a few experiences
before my time comes.
That's why I'm here.
We're always treated
as maids or caretakers.
No one realizes that we, too, have
hopes, ambitions, desires, and rage.
I'm so sorry, Savi.
Okay, okay. No problem.
Hi, Aunty!
Yes, Vihana. Come in.
Can I have a
Tanvi's hair straightener, please?
I'm not sure where that is.
She's getting ready.
She'll be here any minute. Have a seat.
Okay.
Hey, they are complimentary.
We have to pay for it.
Why is it, Aunty? You can eat them.
They'll bring fresh ones tomorrow anyway.
'Complimentary' means 'free.'
'Complimentary' means 'free'?
Yeah! Don't you know?
So,
The breakfast in the morning?
Free.
Those fruits?
Free.
And the cold drinks in the fridge?
Free, aunty.
Until now, I thought
'complimentary' meant 'expensive.'
And I never touched any of them.
What are you doing, Aunty?
Anyway, these will be replaced
with the fresh ones tomorrow.
Why waste them?
I'll take them with me.
Where are the rest?
Mom, what are you doing?
Shut up. You lied about what
'complimentary' means.
Luckily, I found out from her.
-That would've saved us at least a grand.
-You found out?
-What a betrayal!
-Can I borrow your straightener?
Yeah.
Move.
Hi, Sam. See, this is Tanvi's mother.
Hi, Aunty! How are you doing?
-Who?
-My boyfriend.
He looks handsome. Love is the only
free thing in the world. Enjoy, enjoy.
See, this is Tanvi.
I told you about her, didn't I?
-Hi.
-Hi, Tanvi!
-You look so hot.
-Hey, hey! Ugh!
What are you showing him?
Can't you see her outfit? Go out and talk.
-Okay, I'll talk to you later.
-No common sense.
-How could she?
-What happened, Mom?
How could she put you
on a video call with him in that outfit?
Children these days have no decency.
I've always had a bad feeling about her.
Savi. I'm bored.
How fun should the trip actually be?
There's no vibe.
You want a vibe, right?
Leave it to me.
Take the bottle out of it.
This one too?
Oh!
Savi, what are you doing?
A little preparation for entertainment.
They won't come down until this is in.
Go and call them.
Let's go, go, go.
Savi, they're here.
Come on, come on.
I've got the apple juice. Drink it.
-Apple juice?
-Really? Can I drink it?
-Mom, just have one.
-I need another one.
-I need some more.
-It's good know?
It's just an apple juice. Have some.
-I feel like having something spicy.
-Hey, I have it. Wait, wait.
I wonder what else you've got in that bag.
Here, here.
Let's open it.
Yes, yes. I'll talk to them.
-Bro, it's urgent. Come with me.
-I don't want to pee.
It's not that.
The women are drunk
and causing a ruckus.
Really? Now, I feel like it.
That song is really tasteless.
Spice up the song, man.
Start!
One, two, and three
Look at our grace
It's wild and raw
Let's rock the beat
One, two, and three
Look at our grace
Crisp like sugar and salt
Dance a hook step
Like a glass of fine wine
The floor looks elegant
Like a glass of fine wine
The floor looks elegant
Chug down another drink
And dance like never before
Have a taste of kulfi
And post a selfie
Post an Insta reel of everything
Made in India ladies
They won't back down at all
Made in India ladies
They won't back down at all
Made in India ladies
They won't back down at all
This is exactly the vibe we need.
Why do I have a hangover from juice?
You danced, right?
Wait for the body aches, too.
I hesitated, thinking it wasn't free.
Watch out now.
I'll eat at least ten kilos.
Mom!
Mom, wait.
What she's doing?
I don't know!
-Hey, French friends. What happened?
-She is not letting us in the kitchen.
She's in the kitchen?
Holy Christ.
What are you doing in their kitchen?
The delicious drumstick curry is ready.
Oh God!
Is she carrying an entire
supermarket with her?
That smells delicious.
We are extremely sorry,
Please, go into your kitchen.
They'll seize our passports.
-Drumstick masala.
-How did you get drumsticks here?
-I brought them.
-Ma'am, ma'am.
What's all this?
I'm sick of eating this bread every day.
So, I cooked it myself.
Is it really necessary here?
You're in your prime. Eat up.
There's no point in his eating it.
Give it to me, and I'll eat it.
-What do you mean by that?
-You know what I mean.
-A little more, please?
-No. Everyone should get a share.
Take it. Take it.
It tastes wonderful.
She's getting married in six months.
Tanvi, have some more.
What do drumsticks
even have to do with marriage, Mom?
You won't understand it now.
Dear Naina, here, eat this.
It'll help, in case
you reconcile with your husband.
No.
I don't want it.
Why? It'll taste good.
-Eat it.
-Eat it.
It's my husband sorry,
it's my ex-husband's favorite curry.
-So, I don't like to eat it.
-Give me some. I'll try.
Try it.
Divya, is this your husband's
favorite curry too?
Every husband loves drumstick curry.
-Go on, eat.
-That's not it, dear.
She misses her husband.
You can meet your husband
once you're back in India.
For now, make do with this curry.
It's been two years
Since my husband passed away.
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
Please, don't mind.
I spoke without realizing.
Tanvi, how do I share my location on Maps?
Why?
To send my location,
in case I get lost again.
Why are you always so scared, sister?
Remember I said my husband passed away?
It wasn't
A natural death.
He took his own life.
He was completely fine with me.
Everything seemed so perfect.
Then suddenly, one day,
he took his own life.
Only after his death did I find out.
He had depression and
was undergoing therapy.
I felt as if I was
the cause of his death.
in a way, at least. I mean
It's just that the guilt never went away.
Since that day, I've been very scared
to go anywhere or do anything.
I'm using all these medicines
To help me overcome that fear.
They're just useless.
Sister, listen to me.
Your husband's death is in the past.
Your daughter's future
is what matters now.
If a mother stays strong,
her daughter will too.
Just like my mother.
Let go of the past.
Focus on your and your daughter's future.
You need to be brave, sister.
Shall we go? Come, let's go.
Tell me something.
Is there anything wrong with
the guy you're marrying?
Why are you avoiding him?
Aren't you interested in him?
It's not that I dislike him.
I'm just confused.
-It's not about him. It's about marriage.
-Why is that?
I haven't formed
an opinion on marriage yet.
We'll see when the time comes.
Right.
Bonjour!
I want wine. Full kick. Full strong.
Give me the best.
-Okay. You can take this.
-Oh!
It's good.
-This is strong?
-Yeah. Yeah.
Okay, thank you. Merci.
-I'll take one.
-Okay.
Yeah, there.
-Thank you.
-I'll take this one.
This cake how much?
That's cheese.
-Yes, cheese. Cheesecake.
-It's not a cake.
-It isn't?
-That's just cheese.
You don't get it, man.
-Back at my place, it's called cheesecake.
-It's cheese.
No, it's only cheesecake.
Oh, God. This guy can't run this shop.
Listen, I think someone's following us.
Who would follow us here, Vihana?
-Yeah, but
-Can you please pack this?
Hey, Divya.
This fish looks delicious.
Should we cook it?
-Should we take it?
-Sister!
Tanvi!
-Hey, look over there.
-Hey!
Here comes Free Latha.
Looks like these people are everywhere.
Good-for-nothing idiots.
Why are you so annoyed, Srilatha?
I thought this only happened in India.
Someone's following me.
Not you. He's probably here for me.
My John! AP John.
-This woman!
-Where are you, my John?
Propose to me, love.
What happened?
Someone's following me.
-Following you people? Really?
-What do you mean?
Does it cost anything to follow someone?
It's free, isn't it?
-We're no less.
-Yes!
No, that's not it.
Someone's following me, too.
That's why I asked.
Someone is following me there.
-You too?
-Yeah! Over there.
Who would even follow them?
There are all sorts
of weirdos out there, bro.
-I'll check it out.
-Come on, let's find him.
-Mom.
-Lets teach him a lesson.
-Stop here.
-How dare he stalk us?
Nikhil! Nikhil!
Sorry, sorry! He's not the stalker.
He's my son-in-law. We'll have
a word with him. You guys, move on.
-Go on.
-Come on, girls.
Nikhil, wait!
Didn't I tell you not to bother me?
I'm keeping my distance
to avoid disturbing you.
Still.
You were always in my thoughts,
even when you were in India.
Now, you're here.
-How can I--
-You promised me, Nikhil!
I'm keeping my distance,
just like I promised, aren't I?
Please, don't disturb me, Nikhil.
-Tanvi! Tanvi!
-Come on, Mom!
-Nikhil, when did you arrive, dear?
-I just got here.
-You could've at least called me, dear!
-I wanted to, but
Tanvi seems to be upset.
Please, check on her.
-Let me introduce you to everyone.
-No, mother-in-law, please go.
-Come, dear!
-I'm fine. Please, check on Tanvi.
-I'm fine, Mother-in-law.
-I'll be right back.
Tanvi, Nikhil is here for you.
Why won't you talk to him?
Hey, feminist, don't you drink?
Sorry, I don't drink!
Feminism isn't
just about demanding equal rights.
Hey, we should be able to do
everything that men do, too.
Don't worry about her.
Just mix it. She'll drink.
Why force her if she's refusing?
Look at you, you've got us
all drinking day and night.
If it's free, you'll show up anywhere.
Are you telling me that?
-Don't mistake free for cheap.
-And what you're drinking right now
is free booze and free snacks.
We're a very respectable family.
I turned out this way
because of your friendship.
I would never
come back to this room again.
Get out of here, you freeloader!
-Get lost, old hag!
-Excuse me!
Show some respect to the old lady.
Respect? You're lecturing me
about respect?
You left your husband for others' problems
and you're lecturing me?
-Sreelatha
-What the
-Scram, you cheapskate!
-You're the reason for all this.
-Hey, what are you saying?
-I don't need you or your drink.
-Why is she speaking like this?
-Getting involved with you was a mistake.
Don't mind her.
The booze is free, so she'll be back.
Continue with your drinks.
Carry on.
Aunty.
You bought me a dress,
so I bought one for you too.
Close your eyes!
-Can I open my eyes now?
-Yeah!
You always wear sarees.
So, I got this dress for you. Try it on.
Yeah.
Ugh. I'd never wear something like this.
This just isn't my style.
What kind of a person do you think I am?
You dress however you like
and behave shamelessly.
I'm not like that.
Auntie, are you serious?
If you don't like it, just say so.
There's no need to comment on my clothes.
I don't know what's wrong with this woman.
Why should I even care about these people?
It's not a swimsuit. Try it on.
It'll look good on you, dear.
-Please stop it.
-Why don't you give it a try?
I don't like all these.
Don't you have a girlfriend?
-I used to have one. Not anymore.
-Why?
I took her home one day.
And introduced her to my mom,
sister, and grandma.
The very next day,
she stopped answering my calls.
Haven't you fallen in love again
since then?
I have.
But my ex met her,
and told her all about my family.
The next day, she blocked me.
What do your mother and grandmother do?
They're fighters. They fight.
And your sister?
My sister spends my brother-in-law's
entire salary on international roaming.
A lovely family.
Suppose you had a girlfriend.
And she didn't answer your call.
What would you do?
-I'd text her.
-And if she doesn't respond?
I'd post a sad love song as my status,
and she'd text me back.
What if she still doesn't respond?
I'd call her friend
and ask to speak with her.
And if she still doesn't respond?
I'll just date her friend.
-That's not what I mean.
-Her friend is pretty!
I understand now.
You have doubts about your future husband?
And you're hoping
I'll clear them up for you, right?
Men can be so overprotective.
We feel that
taking care of a girl is love.
I believe girls don't like
to be loved too much.
Maybe you prefer being ignored.
It doesn't matter how much we love.
What matters is how we express it.
Many love stories fail because
people struggle to express themselves.
It's okay! I've talked too much.
It's okay.
Wow, that's really a good quote.
I need to post this
on Instagram right away.
Have it.
-Eat whatever you like.
-How is this?
Don't you like it?
Come over here. Take this plate.
Should I give you an egg?
You don't need it?
Alright, forget it.
Have whatever you want, dear.
Eggs are rich in protein. Have one.
-Hey, move aside, man.
-Of course.
Go inside.
Oh no, don't you have any eggs?
Oh no! Have we run out of eggs?
Don't worry, they'll bring more. Just eat.
-Hey, Tenka!
-Yes, Ma'am!
Give them some buttermilk.
It'll help with last night's hangover.
Drunken fools.
If we're drunkards,
then you're a greedy guts.
Eat well.
Who are you calling a greedy guts?
Don't you know how to speak at your age?
Old hag!
What's wrong?
They had a fight last night.
Since then, they've split into two groups.
-Look at how she runs her mouth.
-Is this how
someone your age is supposed to talk?
-Look!
-Ma'am!
Split into as many groups as you like.
But don't fight and disturb my peace.
Enjoy this trip and
please give me some good ratings.
Fine. Mention the ratings are free too.
Otherwise, they wont bother rating.
Who are you referring to?
Do you think I don't understand?
Then, who exactly
are you calling a drunkard?
You can't just walk in here
-And act however you want.
-Didn't you drink with us?
Even after having free drinks,
I never behaved badly.
-Big-mouthed woman
-Ma'am, Ma'am
You're arrogant
because you're the minister's wife.
-Yes, I do have quite an attitude.
-Please, let's not fight
-Please leave.
-Leave!
-Get lost.
-No, you get lost.
-Hey, just leave.
-Stop screaming. Come.
Why do you always stop me?
You never speak up to those loudmouths.
Why is everyone after me?
How could they slap you, bro?
That's just a mistake.
One slap could be a mistake.
But you ended up getting slapped by both
-Leave it, Mom.
-Just a couple of mistakes.
With all that wisdom,
how did you even end up with them, bro?
Look, she's losing it again.
-Haven't you taken all the eggs?
-Ma'am, please sit down.
You sit there, and you sit here.
Hasn't the minister's wife
eaten eggs at home?
Crying over an egg.
-Stay calm, Ma'am!
-Have you no shame?
-Oh no! Madam, please sit down.
-You're eating all by yourselves.
How dare you speak
about my mother like that?
Take them! Have all the eggs!
-We don't need them.
-Give it to me! Give it to me!
Ma'am, please sit down.
Go tell her if youre man enough.
Look, and you'll understand who lacks
character and dignity, and who stoops low.
-We'll see.
-Hey!
Oh, so you're a graduate
in perfect manners?
Please sit and argue, ma'am.
Watch your words, or I'll skin you.
What, you think you can actually do that?
What, you really want to fight?
-Hey, stop it, man!
-Just listen to the way she's speaking.
Please, please.
-Even a minor damage costs me a lot.
-We won't back down.
Sit down.
I'm being quiet
because my daughter told me to.
-And I'm quiet because my mother said so.
-Ma'am!
Madam, if this continues,
they'll send us back to India.
If you finish up quickly,
I'll take you to a nice place.
Forget all those other places,
just take us to the palace.
No palace, just take us
somewhere to a good spot.
Ill take you to a lovely palace in a
good spot. Please finish your breakfast.
Alright, just get it over with!
Isn't the architecture beautiful?
It was well-planned and beautifully built.
-Ma'am. Look at that.
-True.
-It's so beautiful.
-They are not like drunkards.
To drink all night and lie around
all day doing nothing?
They are hard workers.
She's referring to us.
You should say something too.
Hey! It's buy one, get one free here.
Anyone who likes free stuff
can come and take it.
Keep it to yourself. Let's go.
Are you picking a fight with me?
Don't act crazy.
-Hey, what's up?
-You know what?
Sam's meeting me.
Who? The one we spoke to the other day?
Yes, we spoke on a video call that day.
-It's him.
-Avoid him, he's a bit weird.
Auntie, don't speak ill of Sam.
So, how did you meet him?
Hes my Instagram friend.
Were thinking of meeting.
What? You're meeting a stranger
in a foreign country?
Just listen to me and block him first.
Aunty, I didn't ask for your suggestion.
I'm doing what I feel like.
Isn't my mom is right?
You shouldn't be so quick
to trust strangers.
-Think twice.
-Tanvi!
Come on, please.
Aren't you all strangers to me?
I did get along with you.
Anyway, this is my biggest mistake.
The Savi people are so cool.
I'll go with them.
She says, "those Savi people are so cool!"
As they say,
Sometimes, what comes later
is valued more than what came first.
-Go to that old hag. Go.
-Hey.
-Savi!
-What?
-How is he?
-Wow, he's so handsome.
Made for each other.
-Really?
-Yes!
We are going to Paris, right?
-I want to meet him, Savi.
-Go ahead.
But after the Divya incident,
do you think Govind will let me go alone?
I'm here, I'll handle it.
You go and meet Sam.
-Thank you so much, Savi!
-I'll help you out.
-Go on, dear! Okay!
-Bye.
Buy it from here.
They're good.
You should also buy something
for your mom and your family.
It's okay, they won't accept it.
How can you say that?
Call them and ask what they'd prefer.
They'll feel happy.
Isn't family all that matters?
Stop it, ma'am.
Last time, you got me emotional,
and I called them.
Mom and Grandma had a fight and they broke
my sisters phone. 5,000-rupee loss.
Now, if they break a TV,
who will be responsible?
Don't lecture me.
Just buy whatever your husband likes.
Here, take this T-shirt.
This won't fit my husband.
It will fit me.
She'll pay the bill.
Why did I choose the pink color?
This beer tastes amazing. Next time
you're in Paris, give it a try.
He's such a cheapskate!
It's so peaceful here.
Bro, does the beer really taste great?
Can I have a sip to taste it?
Hey, Tanvi.
They're offering free hugs.
Your mom's always after free stuff, right?
Tell her to give this a try too
-Go away, you drunken old hag!
-Mom, please don't.
Your son is clueless back home,
while you're out here boozing.
You'll be busted the moment you get home.
Brother!
What a crowd of drunkards!
Hey!
Who're you calling a drunkard?
Give respect and take respect.
I'll file a case under Section 48.
Get lost.
You're not even worth it.
-Mom.
-What?
Do you even know what you're saying?
Mind your words.
The minister's wife got riled up.
You think we're clueless of how he won?
King of fraud, Queen of fraud!
-Hear that? She's calling me a fraud!
-Ignore her.
I'll tell my husband
and have you locked up.
Well, here comes the diva!
-Get lost, you trickster!
-Get lost! you fraudster!
A trickster and a fraudster?
Are these words
still used for name-calling?
-Go away swindler.
-Get lost.
-Go, go.
-Youll regret this.
Why are they bickering
like women at a municipal water tap.
India, France, Mars or anywhere.
Their way of fighting is the same.
Wouldn't it be nice if we
have some popcorn?
-Why don't you tell them instead of me?
-Stop it, Mom.
You don't let me have peace at home.
Can't I be happy here, at least?
Damn it!
Is it because of me?
They're fighting like that.
Why don't you stop them?
The trip is ruined because of them.
Why don't you reconcile them?
Do you think I'm Victory Venkatesh?
I'm Great Andhra Govind.
They're fighting in a drunken stupor.
What can I do?
And those cuss words?
I've never even heard them on Twitter.
They'll make up if they want.
Or they'll part ways for good.
But I'll enjoy my trip.
Govinda, Govinda!
Govinda, Govinda!
What happened, Govind?
You look upset. Is everything okay?
A problem? It's not just one problem.
All of you are my problem.
The tour is almost over.
We're going to Paris tomorrow.
I thought you'd all enjoy it,
but you guys are still fighting.
That's what happens when you spend
too much time together!
I didn't understand.
Family or friends, if they
stick together too long, they fight.
-Give them some space.
-Space?
How can I give them space?
We're off to Paris, tomorrow, right?
Just let them handle it themselves.
How could you all manage without me?
Wow!
I mean, last time Divya went missing.
I fear something might happen
if I wasn't around.
Divya wasn't lost, you numbskull.
She discovered herself.
So are these people.
They'll discover who they really are.
That's the only way.
There won't be any problem, right?
Everything will be sorted out.
Are you sure?
I swear it on the Eiffel tower.
Come on, dude.
-Okay.
-Come, come.
By the way, I heard
wine tastes great in Paris.
Yeah! You got that right.
Ladies, I'm not going with you, today.
Good choice. Come with us.
Leave them!
I'm not going with you, either.
Neither with us nor them?
Are you chasing a white woman or what?
-That's all that's left now.
-Could you keep quiet?
Hear me out.
Today, you call can go
wherever you choose to.
How is that possible?
Great thing.
At least, I can have one peaceful day.
If something happens, you're done for.
-That will be fun.
-Stop it.
-But on one condition.
-What is it?
Share your live location in the group
for 24 hours, then go wherever you want.
-Location?
-Yeah, go on.
Okay, I'll go. It's done.
Everyone has shared it? You can go now.
-They've already left?.
-Divya, where's the power bank?
-Bonjour.
-Are you worried, bro?
This is too much happiness, man.
-I'm a little worried, Savi.
-Why?
There's no better time! Go and meet him.
-Okay.
-Go.
The sky is all mine!
Mom.
Were far from home, in a foreign land.
Is it safe to go alone now?
A journey isnt measured in distance,
but in memories.
Go and make some memories.
Oh,damn.
-It's so peaceful without them around.
-Yes, bro.
-Brother. brother.
-The market there is really good.
Ma'am, you're still with us?
You didn't leave?
I'm a little scared to go alone.
I never went out without Tanvi.
You are scared?
You scare everyone with your tone.
I mean, you scare them
with your sweet tone.
I raised my daughter alone
because I'm a tough woman.
I'm afraid I'll be all alone once
she gets married and leaves.
No one is truly alone as long as
there are people in this world.
You've got all of us.
What are you scared of?
If you ever get scared, just come to
the center and shout "Appu!"
-Appu That's enough.
-Okay.
Don't worry. Sharing our live location
makes it feel like were all together.
I don't know the language.
Just use a translator app.
It can handle even the bargaining.
-Bargain? Why didnt you tell me earlier?
-Go have fun. France is all yours.
-Thanks.
-Just go.
-You go.
-This shop?
-Go inside. Get inside.
-I think we should go this way.
Hi, Tanvi!
You're here already?
Invitation is from you.
How could I be late?
Can you show me around your place?
My place? Hold my hand, and
I'll show you the world.
Show me first and then I'll decide.
Okay! But first, costume change?
Just now
A cool breeze brushed against me
The weight in my heart
Has lifted and calm has settled in
That keeps chasing you
Let go of every fear
Take a step
And the moonlight
Will find its way to you
Be like a butterfly
And soar beyond every boundary
Like the smile of a little child
Drift forward like a gentle wave
If you learn to befriend yourself
You'll never be alone again
If you can greet
Every wound with a smile
No other remedy will be needed
This heart, like a small cramped room
Open its doors just a little
Let the spilling light pour in
And wipe away the tears from your eyes
Be like a butterfly
And soar beyond every boundary
Like the smile of a little child
Drift forward like a gentle wave
Vihana!
Vihana! Please stop.
You bloody rogue!
How dare you?
-How could you do this to me?
-Vihana!
Don't make a scene here,
she is just my friend.
Two years of relationship, man.
Even if I couldn't afford this trip,
I came all the way here,
just to see you. Just to make you happy.
And what are you even doing here?
Vihana! Stop overreacting.
If I were overreacting,
you'd be dead by now.
Vihana, listen to me,
Listen to me.
Don't contact me ever again.
-You come back here right now!
-Stop it, you creep.
You disgust me.
Hey you listen to me.
You came all the way here for me, right?
Leave me alone!
Hey!
Take your hand off her.
You're not even worth a full punch.
Old lady, do you want to die here too?
Get lost.
Hey!
You dare lay a hand on our mother?
Hey! Paw!
You!
Hey, beat him up!
-Catch hold of him.
-Don't leave him.
-Tanvi, come here.
-Coming. Coming.
Hey!
Let's teach him a lesson.
Thrash him.
More! More!
Good! Harder!
-Oh no, sister.
-Chamundi.
-Hey, no.
-Get back.
-Sister, you step aside.
-Tanvi
You're dead, man.
Stay away! Stay away!
Back off.
-Hey! Hey! Hey!
-I'll kill you!
-You moron!
-Get back.
I'll kill you, man.
I'll stab you.
Govind man, the one and only.
Great Andhra Govind.
I was already saying the dialogue.
He's already unconscious. Drop it.
He got lucky.
Or this Appu wouldve flattened him.
Good job, ladies.
We all thrashed him.
Thank you so much.
Leave it. You dont really thank family.
How could we just leave
you here all alone?
Sorry, it's my fault for encouraging you.
Never thought that idiot would do this.
Savi, It's not your fault.
I trusted a wrong man.
By the by, credit goes to me.
I was the one who shared the location
and asked everyone to be here.
Thank you! Thank you so much.
-We may fight and argue,
-but when trouble comes,
we women stand together. Aren't we?
-Men are here too. Don't forget--
-Theyre ignoring us, bro. Lets leave.
-Wait up, boys.
-Come on.
-Come on, guys.
-Come! Come!.
Yeah!
Sorry!
I said a lot of awful things.
It's common among sisters.
If I truly had a sister,
she'd probably be like you.
What do you mean if?
I'm already like a sister to you.
Don't take it to heart.
Go ahead, I'll be right there.
Where are you going?
Are you going to see your love?
Mom!
Tell me honestly,
Did you call me 'Mom'
because you were angry at him?
Or did you truly mean it?
I've always felt that way, Mom.
It just slipped out because
I was angry at him.
But why did you go to fight him alone?
Like a lady superstar, Vijayashanti.
I was impulsive at that moment.
I sent her,
and I felt responsible for her.
What if something had happened to you?
Hey! Stop it, silly goose!
Why are you crying like a baby?
Shouting at everyone
suits you much better.
Yes, Mom!
I learned young that no one takes us
seriously if we're too soft with everyone.
Can I tell you something
I've never told anyone before?
I think at around ten years old.
I went to a shop.
When he touched me inappropriately,
I told my mom.
When my mom confronted him
He yelled
"I only put her on my lap and held her!"
My mother yelled at me.
She didn't listen to me.
I wanted to say that on that very day.
A lot.
But I couldnt say a word.
That was when I decided.
People don't listen unless we shout.
but the fact is, this isn't me.
That's the reality of every woman.
We all hide our true selves,
and present a different face to the world
Take myself, for instance.
Here, I'm cheerful Savi,
but in the village, I'm Savitri.
I'm not a drunkard.
Sorry, mom!
-Please forgive me.
-It's all right.
Come.
What's this, bro?
They were fighting
like crazy until yesterday.
and now, they're suddenly united.
Women are naturally extremists.
Whether it's love or anger,
they express it beyond limits.
True.
They don't really need a strong reason
to fight or to reconcile.
Everyone's fine, sir. I got this.
Okay, sir. See you.
What's with these girls, bro?
Why do they always fall
for cheaters and rogues?
There are good men
like me too, right?
Why don't they care?
I mean, there are good men like you, too.
Do you know
what Puri Jagannadh once said?
-What did he say?
-He said women love rogues.
We're rogues too, brother.
But they don't know that.
-Where is everyone?
-I don't know.
Let's go find them.
Poor soul. She's still upset.
I put on the dress she gave me,
hoping to see her smile.
But it didn't help.
-How can she get over it in just one day?
-True.
Go talk to her.
-No, you go and talk to her.
-No, not me. You're the perfect choice.
-Me?
-Yes, you. You should go. Go on, go.
Let it go, dear.
Just think of it as being for the best.
What do you mean, "think of it"?
It actually turned out for the best.
I'm mad at myself
for coming all this way for him.
At least coming here
revealed his true nature to you.
Otherwise, one day, you'll have to
run to the courts like me.
I know how hard life is
without a companion.
And if you're with the wrong person,
it's even worse.
Companion!
At home, I have a son, a daughter-in-law,
and a granddaughter. Everyone's there.
But no one cares about this old woman.
To them, I'm just a nagging old lady.
Once in a while,
they take me out to a movie,
or to a wedding or family function.
Other than that, they don't care me much.
At least you're fortunate enough for that.
My husband is a minister.
He listens to everyone's problems
in his constituency.
But not mine.
Oh, dear!
There are millions at home,
both from dirty and clean money.
But there's no one to talk to,
even for a few words.
Just those few words of his
are what ruined my life.
I fell for his sweet words
and married him.
Now, he's been dragging me
to court for a year for a divorce.
He's intentionally
tormenting me every single day.
That's just how families are, dear.
They don't love us the way we love them.
They're too busy for that.
Yes, families are always backstabbing.
Yes!
Well said.
Families are always backstabbing.
Burden. Dead weight.
That was my exact opinion too,
until this very trip.
What this journey has taught me is
A family isn't a source of betrayal,
it's our backbone.
The reason you're all
enjoying yourselves here is
your families.
As you all assume
-this wasn't a free trip.
-Bro!
We were told not to reveal it.
They're bad-mouthing their own families.
If we don't reveal it now,
we'll be to blame.
Wait, isn't this a free trip
from the lucky draw?
This isn't a lucky draw.
This is entirely your luck.
Your families have sponsored
this trip for all of you.
Wait a minute.
Sir.
He is the one. Govind.
Greetings.
Yes, yes. Come in, Govind.
Come, sit down.
He already mentioned you.
Sir, I've been trying to obtain
a travel company license.
I've organized many local trips so far.
I'm hoping to start international trips
as well, so I need your signature.
Oh, international? To where?
I recently received an offer
for a Europe tour package, so I'm here.
Wow! Europe! Super!
My wife's been asking me for ages
to take her on a trip.
But with this schedule of mine,
I just haven't been able to manage it.
-By the way, this is your job, right?
-Yes, sir.
Alright then.
Include my wife in this trip.
If it goes well,
I'll give you all the signatures you need.
What?
Did my husband send me?
Your husband is rich, sure. Fine.
You said free for me, as well?
Sending ma'am alone
would be a bit tricky, sir.
Alright then,
let's meet again next year.
No, sir. I'll manage it, sir.
We have Sir Mallikarjuna Rao,
and Sir Kotagiri Koteswara Rao.
I'll take her along with those two.
I'll kick both you and Koteswara Rao.
It has to be all women.
Only women?
Super, sir.
Please sign it, sir.
I'll organize a trip for women only.
If the trip goes smoothly,
and my wife returns here safely,
that's when I'll add my signature too.
-Well, about that
-What do you say?
I get it.
I'm not asking for a free trip.
Nothing like that.
I'll cover all of my wife's
travel expenses.
But my wife, Chamu,
shouldn't find out about any of this.
Tell her it's a free trip.
Otherwise she'll say,
"Why spend so much money on me?
I could've just watched it
on TV or YouTube."
-Got it?
-Got it, sir.
Ladies only?
How, bro?
-Hey!
-Yeah.
Pull out all the international trip
inquiries we've received.
Shortlist those who backed out
due to high prices and low discounts.
I've seen many
mothers and daughters-in-law fight.
But your daughter-in-law is
totally different.
You can award her
the "Best Daughter-in-law".
Until now,
I've never even left our own village.
Do you think I'll ever get the chance
to fly on a plane?
Tell her it's a free trip.
But my husband mustn't
find out about this at all.
He won't send her,
citing her health and the cold weather.
Ms. Naina,
did you know your husband
can't bear the thought of divorcing you?
What?
Right after we got married,
my startup failed.
I was so caught up in work stress,
I completely ignored Naina.
By the time
I finally got the business on track,
she sent me a divorce notice.
I want her back.
That's why I haven't signed
the divorce papers.
But she's furious,
thinking I'm doing this on purpose.
She is totally disturbed.
She needs some peace of mind.
This trip is essential for her.
If she finds out I'm paying for this trip,
she'll outright reject it.
Please, somehow manage it.
I would be very happy
if we could reunite after this trip.
It was a mistake to become so engrossed
in work and neglect you.
But he's realized that mistake
and is waiting for you now
And your trip was planned by
your future son-in-law.
This trip means everything to me.
It's the only chance for Tanvi and me
to spend time together before our wedding.
Please don't ruin it, okay?
I can understand him
planning it for Tanvi.
But did Nikhil also spend on me?
Family isn't just Tanvi and me.
The mother-in-law is part of it, too.
So What about me?
My sister is completely depressed
after her husband's passing.
I hope this trip helps her
overcome her irrational fears.
My husband also wanted
to take the whole family on a trip.
But that requires a lot of money.
To provide a good life for your family,
you spend your entire life
working and earning.
But by the time you've earned enough,
theres no time left to spend with family.
Why, sir?
I'm working this hard for our future.
You know that
everything we do is for our family.
And Vihana?
Hello!
You expect too much from a cheater.
I spent my own money
to surprise him.
-We gave you a discount, didn't we?
-Yes.
He gave me quite a
surprise too, didn't he, Govind?
Tenku,
why don't you tell us about yourself?
I have no one, Mom.
All I have is my brother, Govind.
Don't get emotional, bro.
It doesn't suit you.
Okay, okay. I'll be right back.
I've got to talk to my love.
Hey! Go on.
Darling, were you sleeping?
It's the middle of the day.
Why would I be sleeping now?
Did you see the photos I sent?
I did, Chamundi. You look
absolutely stunning in that dress.
Bring a few more.
You can wear them here too.
Stop it. I'm feeling shy.
I'm ashamed of my behavior towards you.
I'm sorry, dear.
I love you so much.
Love you, too.
Not over the phone.
I'll come there and tell you in person.
When I return, I'll kill you.
Oh, but why do you have to
spend all that money on me and--
Who else would I spend on, sister?
I want you to be normal again.
We will.
Why dear you did like this?
He already has lot of needs.
Sending me here spending a lot money is it necessary?
Mother-in-law he only knows as it a free trip.
I said him that my bangels are in Uncles home, you please tell the same.
Which uncle? Is it Manipuram or Muthoot?
Whats the rate of interest?
Hey, it's Mom!
Mom, I miss you so much.
Return soon from your pilgrimage.
I mean, from your Europe pilgrimage.
By the way, how's Paris?
It's not as beautiful as our family.
Mom,
I wanted to say it for a very long time.
What is it?
I love you, Mom.
I love you too, Mother-in-law.
We love you too, Grandma.
I love you all.
I love you.
I love you.
-Will you marry me, Tanvi?
-Actually, Nikhil
Even if you don't believe in marriage,
you must have an opinion about me, right?
It's not like that.
Tanvi, don't lag.
-My knees are hurting.
-Say yes!
Let me finish.
-Just say yes.
-Yes.
-What yes?
-Yes! Mr. Groom! She said yes.
-Yes! Yes!
-Yes?
He was shocked.
Yeah! Super!
Good, good.
Kiss her, kiss her!
-I'm so happy.
-Aww!
Love you, Tanvi.
Kiss her already.
At last! My dream has come true, boys.
Just a minor change
in the characters, that's all.
Don't worry.
I'll find you an AP John to marry.
I don't need that.
In fact, I'll arrange your wedding
alongside your daughter's!
Hey, you might do it for real.
Great! Everyone, get married.
I'll start a wedding agency
alongside my travel agency.
-Govinda! Govinda!
-Ma'am, we'll give you a full discount.
The word 'discount' scares me.
Poor girl, he's got her all worried.
Family isn't just
those who share our blood,
those who travel with us
become family, too.
We're all one family.
Come, come.
-Wait for us, we're coming.
-Come along!
Cheers!
-Yay!
-Yay!
No matter how many paths changed.
No matter how many miles we pass.
At last our journey ends with one destination.
Its for our people and to our home.
To our Family.
Thats a real Happy Journey.
My feet just soared away
There it touched down
A drifting cloud
My soul has burst into a run
A newfound rush now fills my heart
I've left the cage behind me
Like a dove I've spread my wings
Today I've found a brand-new world
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
Like a tangled thread of worries
Darkness wrapped around me for so long
But when the shore of stars called out
My eyes lit up in a flash
A brand-new version of myself
For the first time, I can see
Shall I cast away these curtains and
Drift through floods of carefree dreams
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
A playful spark has grown within me
A gentle thrill I never knew
In a solitude I'd never known
I found delight in colors dancing
A smile upon my lips now hums
Like a melody set free
Only now have I witnessed
Each miracle stepping beyond my dreams
The sky is mine, just for me
And joy belongs to me alone
My feet just soared away
There it touched down
A drifting cloud
My soul has burst into a run
A newfound rush now fills my heart
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