Hostel Days (2023–…): Season 1, Episode 4 - GRP - full transcript
Kavya...
-Hmm?
Will you spend my
birthday with me? Full day!
Sure! When is your birthday?
Coming Tuesday.
Tuesday? But we have college.
Have you never heard of bunking?
Bunk?
Please, Kavya. Please. Please.
You're always busy with
assignments and clubs.
Give me this one day.
Please. Please.
Please. Please. Please.
Come on! You know I can't resist that face.
Please.
Alright. Alright. Fine.
Perfect! Let's plan.
It'll be crazy fun.
Crazy fun, huh.
What do you have in mind?
We'll go to the lake during sunset.
Just you and me.
Golden hour lighting.
Imagine smoking a joint there.
And then we can have pot biryani. All set.
Okay.
Okay. My assignment is due.
I'll go.
Don't forget, okay?
-Yeah. Yeah. Thursday. Got it.
Kavya! It's Tuesday!
Right. Tuesday.
I'll put a reminder.
Also, one more thing.
Don't tell anyone that it's my birthday.
I won't tell anyone either.
Not even my friends.
Why though?
I'll explain later.
Whatever. Bye.
-Kavya!
Yadav, I'm so proud.
It's posted.
What's that?
It's Sai's birthday tomorrow.
So, surprise!
He's a neglected child.
We should take care of him.
You're right.
Are you done with the poster?
-Yeah, man. I've posted it also.
Cool. I'm going to sleep.
Have to wake up early tomorrow.
Okay. Okay.
Tomorrow's plan is on, right?
See you tomorrow. Bye.
Ritika...
-Hmm?
It's Sai's birthday tomorrow.
Okay.
He asked me to spend the day with him.
Good. What's bothering you?
Don't you know that I'm
neck deep in assignments?
College anniversary is coming up.
HOD is also on the committee.
We have a meeting with the
Event Managers tomorrow.
What if I get caught up?
What about Sai?
It's okay. Everything will be fine.
How is it okay?
Don't you feel like offering help?
I told you I'll be in my limits.
Good morning, birthday boy!
Birthday? What birthday?
Hey! Don't be shy.
Did you smoke up last night?
Today is your birthday, right?
Who told you?
Are you out of your mind?
What?
I'm 100% sure.
I checked it on Instagram last week.
You must've checked the wrong Sai.
There are tons out there. Check again.
Impossible!
Did my photographic memory just fail me?
You must've checked some other profile.
Sai!
Sai!
-Huh?
We're late. Yadav has
already left. Hurry up!
Chitta, I have an upset stomach.
I'll stay back.
Oh.
Okay. Call me if you need anything.
Sure.
-Take care, okay?
Bye.
-Bye.
He wants to spend time with Kavya.
Why did he lie to his friends though?
Relationships in college are quite strange.
Best friends end up cussing each other.
They sneak right under
from each other's noses.
They call it the love of a
lifetime and immediately break up.
We can't imagine their decisions
and the reasons behind them.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry?
I have a small meeting.
I'll be back in 30 minutes.
Okay. I'll be around.
Call me when you're done.
Sure?
-Sure.
Thanks. I'll be back.
I have so many doubts, man.
Well, ask the Professor
like you always do.
I meant about Sai.
I clearly remember that it's his birthday.
But he's lying for some reason.
Where is he?
He's not well.
He's at the hostel.
Sir!
-Sir!
Dude!
It's locked.
-Yeah.
Call him.
He ditched us.
He definitely ditched us.
He must be somewhere in the college itself.
Let's go look.
-Yeah.
I can't believe him, man.
Sai?
Sai!
Hey, Sai!
Happy birthday!
-Thanks.
Birthday? What birthday?
What? Kavya told me you
guys planned your birthday.
She told you?
Yeah, it's my birthday.
Thank you.
What are you doing here in the library?
Waiting for Kavya.
Hey! Come here.
-What's wrong?
Where is he, dude?
I'm hiding from my friends.
We've looked everywhere else.
But why are you hiding?
-I'll tell you.
Why?
-I'll tell you, wait.
Why?
Hey! Get back, please. Wait.
Do you know GRP?
GRP!
That's what's up.
The most important tradition of the hostel.
GRP.
Gudha Ramp Party (Booty Blasting Party)
A rare opportunity to vent all
the aggression in their loser lives.
Take Chandu for example.
He goes around telling everyone that
he's the MLA's son, including beggars.
Of course, people get pissed.
You want a room in the hostel?
What? There's no water?
I have to tell you SD?
It'll be done.
It'll be done.
You know who my dad is, right?
You know who my dad is, right?
Do you know who my dad is?
Do you know?
That day, Chandu realized that
one needs to wipe his own butt.
Fathers can't save you every time.
Theppa, please! No!
Now tell me who your father is.
Go ahead.
What's his name?
When you don't have a
mother who'll correct you...
A tree from which apples fall...
It's always nice to have a
friend who'll kick your butt.
GRP.
Gudha Ramp Party (Booty Blasting Party)
What?!
-Shh! Shh!
You go that way. I'll go this way.
Check the corners.
-Okay.
This is brutal, Sai.
Are they even human?
What can I say?
Being a man is tough.
Don't worry, Sai.
I'll help you out.
I know this library in and out.
I'll get you out of here.
But...
You need a place to go.
I know a place.
-Perfect! Come.
This book is back in stock?
Chitta, I can't find him.
Is this the time to read?
What's happening? I can't see anything.
-Shh! Shh!
Come on. I told you not to waste time.
So Kavya...
-Yes, sir?
Can you coordinate with the
performances and design something?
Okay. Sure, sir.
-Good.
Contact all the club leaders
and get the list by lunch.
Okay.
-You may leave.
Yeah, thank you.
-Thank you, sir.
Thank you!
Thanks to you, Ritika. Thanks a lot.
Oh, so this is where you and
Kavya hang out every night.
Yeah.
Sai!
Sai!
-Hi, Kavya! Let's go?
Wait. Wait. Wait.
Ritika?
When did you two meet?
Anyways, Sai, can we push
this till afternoon? Please.
What?!
Anniversary prep. Please understand.
Or, why don't you join me?
We can still spend the day together.
No, Kavya. I can't do that.
My friends will catch...
Okay. I'll wait here. You go.
Okay, thanks.
I'll be back soon.
Bye.
It's okay.
Why do you think he did this?
I don't get it.
He had no choice.
Anyone in his place
would've done the same thing.
He knew friends would
pressure him for a party.
So...
That poor man Sai ran away.
What? Sai is poor?
Yeah, man.
Your parents are professors.
My parents own Peddamma Poultry and Dairy Products.
Has Sai ever told you what his father does?
Of course he didn't.
Actually, he can't.
That's because his father doesn't work.
This one time, Sai and
I went to eat Pani Puri.
I said, 'Hey, bro! What's cooking?'
Our Chaat and Pani Puri are the best.
What do you want?
'Sai immediately said...'
I want half-plate chaat.
'Vendor immediately said...'
Half-plate? We don't sell half-plates.
'Sai immediately said...'
Why not? I know you do.
Back home, we live on half-plates.
You have it, man. I'm leaving.
Poor guy. Maybe that is why
he also doesn't use deodorant.
Still, he should've been honest with us.
You can't expect him to do that.
We should've guessed it from the
way he doesn't change his undies.
Whatever.
Let bygones be bygones.
What do we do now?
Let's give him a treat. What say?
Yeah, man. The celebration of his lifetime.
Yes. Let's contribute.
-Hmm.
Theppa...
It's the right time to redeem yourself.
Use it well. Contribute well.
What now? Am I
forgiven if I give money?
Theppa!
I can't give money.
But I can get stuff.
A1 quality.
-Set.
Yadav, we'll get cake and chocolates.
-Sure.
Oh, Kavya. What is it?
-Sir...
Performances from all the clubs.
-Good.
Come, sit. We'll go through them.
-Sir?
I said sit.
Sorry, sir.
She'll be here.
Yeah, maybe.
Did you just cut your dad's call?
All my life, I've only
followed my dad, Sai.
And now?
It stopped working out.
Ever since I was little, people
would call me daddy's pet.
They'd judge me and avoid
me because I talk rules.
Though it felt bad, I thought I was right.
But for the first time, Kavya
didn't judge or avoid me.
She tried to help.
When I told my dad this,
he immediately told me
to stop talking to Kavya.
For the first time,
I felt my dad was wrong.
I don't want to lose the only
person who cares about me.
Sorry. I've got to go. Assignment calls.
Will you be fine?
-Yeah. Yeah.
I almost forgot.
It's your birthday.
We should totally click a picture.
It's your first birthday in the college.
Come closer.
And smile.
Sai...
I know Kavya can be difficult sometimes.
But, she's going through something.
So, if you can,
try to be cool about all of this.
Sai! Sai! Sai!
He's acting like my mother.
Mom?!
Yes, mom?
Kavya, what is this I'm hearing about you?
I got to know that you're joining clubs.
You're losing your focus, Kavya.
So what, mom? Will you take me back home?
Please!
Tell me something.
What do you plan on doing?
I'll do what I like, mom!
And stop spying on me.
Do you even think how it
makes me feel in the college?
Hold on a minute.
If you have a problem
with me, try talking to me.
It's very simple, do you understand?
I told you not to mess with me.
Hey!
-Never involve in somebody's life again.
Oh! Your phone just broke.
Go tell my mom about this too.
She'll buy you a new phone.
I know you two are close.
Sai!
Why didn't you answer my call?
I'm sorry, Sai.
Please save it, Kavya.
You'll say it wasn't on purpose.
Am I right?
Nobody does such things on purpose.
But if you set your mind to it,
you can stay away from them.
It's like you have time for everything,
except for me.
Sai, please!
This is not about you.
You know I'm at war with my parents.
One mistake and I'm gone from here.
I know! I know, Kavya!
You have a lot of ambitions and goals.
I should be supportive and cool.
Ritika also told me the same.
But, I'm not that, Kavya.
I'm not cool.
I watch movies and cry.
I'm constantly worried
about people's opinions of me.
I also feel bad when the girl I
like doesn't give me attention.
But I fight for it.
My name is Sai.
As basic as it gets.
The most average guy.
I can't act like I don't care.
Because I do.
And...
And I'm cool only when I'm with you.
Sai...
I gave up a lot of things for my parents.
If I give them up for you too...
There's no difference between you and them.
And after a point, I'll start
blaming you for everything.
I don't want that.
Because I like you.
You're a good guy, Sai.
It's not you or me who's the problem here.
I think it's the bad timing.
So I guess,
the only option we have is...
Which one should I use?
Everything's set. Where's Sai?
He'll be here. Don't worry.
Chotu went to get him.
Bro, I looked everywhere.
Couldn't find him.
What the hell!
Guys...
Sai fooled us big time.
Idiot!
Look at this.
That idiot!
I didn't expect he'd cheat on Kavya.
What the hell!
Sai! I'm coming for you.
Come on, boys. We'll
beat the shit out of him.
Wait for me.
There he is.
Sai!
How dare you!
Yadav!
Has he gone crazy?
Stop it, Sai! We know everything.
I thought you were a good guy.
How could you cheat Kavya, you idiot?
Who told you I cheated her?
The break up was mutual.
Break up?
What's with this twist, man!
When did it happen?
A while back.
What is this?
I made plans with Kavya.
I bumped into Ritika
while I was waiting for her.
Why did you guys break up?
I'll explain later.
It's complicated.
What the hell were you guys up to, man?
Sorry, dude. It was
my fault. I wasn't aware.
Guys! Sai gets whatever he wants today.
Tell us. Do you want KF or MF?
Blunt or tobacco?
I'll get mutton cooked for you.
-Bro! Bro!
Please keep the budget in mind.
-Not the right time, dude.
GRP cancelled.
-Yeah. No GRP.
What do you want, Sai?
Nothing fancy, man.
Whatever you guys like.
You're a true friend, man. Come here.
Sorry, dude. Smile.
Come on, smile!
Let's party like crazy.
Sai!
I get that you made plans with Kavya.
But, why did you lie to
us about your birthday?
I know, right.
Guys!
Ritika posted something
on the college group.
Petition to ban the most
brutal tradition in hostels.
GRP!
This idiot told her!
Please, guys. I'm already
sad from the break up.
Do you know what the best
medicine for sadness is?
Pain!
Lift him up, guys.
What the hell!
-Fricking break him!
Beat the shit out of him!
Like I said, friendships and
relationships in college are quite strange.
Forget about holes in underwear.
Even the loopholes in your
character are forgiven here.
They can't break your friendship.
No trials. No judgment.
A friend once is friend for life.
It's a strong foundation.
I know I said it's a strong foundation.
But, what if there's an earthquake?
You beat me to pulp.
Shoes are all worn out, dude.
Chitta was on a fricking rage today.
You guys are not my friends.
We deserve each other, man.
It was so much fun.
Why is our door open?
Yeah.
Did we forget to shut it?
Mom!
Namaste, auntie.
Hey!
This is Yadav.
This is Sai.
Hey, get up!
-Lift me up.
Come on.
Atharintiki Daredi...
Balupu, Magadheera...
What is this, Chitta?
Telugu movies, mom.
Very funny.
Is this what you came here for?
What is happening with you?
Your marks this mid-semester
were...
embarrassing.
Nobody in our family
has ever scored so low.
He only lost 2 marks.
-Shh! Shh!
No.
Tell me.
What are you here for?
Scholarship. PG...
Scholarship, Ph.D...
Grand Porsche...
Then work for it, son.
Speak up, Chitta!
But, mom...
Sorry, mom.
These Telugu movies and Sai's
break up messed with my schedule.
That's it!
What is he saying?
I know what the problem is.
Pack your bags.
-Bags?!
Come on, pack your bags.
-Mom!
You're changing the room.
Can she make him do that?
Too many flies.
-Yeah, in your head.
Let's go.
Sorry, boys.
Something feels off.
Too much space.
Feels wrong, huh?
-Hmm.
We don't realize it but...
We've bonded so much
with this place and people.
How can we stay without him?
It's okay.
-Hmm?
Will you spend my
birthday with me? Full day!
Sure! When is your birthday?
Coming Tuesday.
Tuesday? But we have college.
Have you never heard of bunking?
Bunk?
Please, Kavya. Please. Please.
You're always busy with
assignments and clubs.
Give me this one day.
Please. Please.
Please. Please. Please.
Come on! You know I can't resist that face.
Please.
Alright. Alright. Fine.
Perfect! Let's plan.
It'll be crazy fun.
Crazy fun, huh.
What do you have in mind?
We'll go to the lake during sunset.
Just you and me.
Golden hour lighting.
Imagine smoking a joint there.
And then we can have pot biryani. All set.
Okay.
Okay. My assignment is due.
I'll go.
Don't forget, okay?
-Yeah. Yeah. Thursday. Got it.
Kavya! It's Tuesday!
Right. Tuesday.
I'll put a reminder.
Also, one more thing.
Don't tell anyone that it's my birthday.
I won't tell anyone either.
Not even my friends.
Why though?
I'll explain later.
Whatever. Bye.
-Kavya!
Yadav, I'm so proud.
It's posted.
What's that?
It's Sai's birthday tomorrow.
So, surprise!
He's a neglected child.
We should take care of him.
You're right.
Are you done with the poster?
-Yeah, man. I've posted it also.
Cool. I'm going to sleep.
Have to wake up early tomorrow.
Okay. Okay.
Tomorrow's plan is on, right?
See you tomorrow. Bye.
Ritika...
-Hmm?
It's Sai's birthday tomorrow.
Okay.
He asked me to spend the day with him.
Good. What's bothering you?
Don't you know that I'm
neck deep in assignments?
College anniversary is coming up.
HOD is also on the committee.
We have a meeting with the
Event Managers tomorrow.
What if I get caught up?
What about Sai?
It's okay. Everything will be fine.
How is it okay?
Don't you feel like offering help?
I told you I'll be in my limits.
Good morning, birthday boy!
Birthday? What birthday?
Hey! Don't be shy.
Did you smoke up last night?
Today is your birthday, right?
Who told you?
Are you out of your mind?
What?
I'm 100% sure.
I checked it on Instagram last week.
You must've checked the wrong Sai.
There are tons out there. Check again.
Impossible!
Did my photographic memory just fail me?
You must've checked some other profile.
Sai!
Sai!
-Huh?
We're late. Yadav has
already left. Hurry up!
Chitta, I have an upset stomach.
I'll stay back.
Oh.
Okay. Call me if you need anything.
Sure.
-Take care, okay?
Bye.
-Bye.
He wants to spend time with Kavya.
Why did he lie to his friends though?
Relationships in college are quite strange.
Best friends end up cussing each other.
They sneak right under
from each other's noses.
They call it the love of a
lifetime and immediately break up.
We can't imagine their decisions
and the reasons behind them.
Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry?
I have a small meeting.
I'll be back in 30 minutes.
Okay. I'll be around.
Call me when you're done.
Sure?
-Sure.
Thanks. I'll be back.
I have so many doubts, man.
Well, ask the Professor
like you always do.
I meant about Sai.
I clearly remember that it's his birthday.
But he's lying for some reason.
Where is he?
He's not well.
He's at the hostel.
Sir!
-Sir!
Dude!
It's locked.
-Yeah.
Call him.
He ditched us.
He definitely ditched us.
He must be somewhere in the college itself.
Let's go look.
-Yeah.
I can't believe him, man.
Sai?
Sai!
Hey, Sai!
Happy birthday!
-Thanks.
Birthday? What birthday?
What? Kavya told me you
guys planned your birthday.
She told you?
Yeah, it's my birthday.
Thank you.
What are you doing here in the library?
Waiting for Kavya.
Hey! Come here.
-What's wrong?
Where is he, dude?
I'm hiding from my friends.
We've looked everywhere else.
But why are you hiding?
-I'll tell you.
Why?
-I'll tell you, wait.
Why?
Hey! Get back, please. Wait.
Do you know GRP?
GRP!
That's what's up.
The most important tradition of the hostel.
GRP.
Gudha Ramp Party (Booty Blasting Party)
A rare opportunity to vent all
the aggression in their loser lives.
Take Chandu for example.
He goes around telling everyone that
he's the MLA's son, including beggars.
Of course, people get pissed.
You want a room in the hostel?
What? There's no water?
I have to tell you SD?
It'll be done.
It'll be done.
You know who my dad is, right?
You know who my dad is, right?
Do you know who my dad is?
Do you know?
That day, Chandu realized that
one needs to wipe his own butt.
Fathers can't save you every time.
Theppa, please! No!
Now tell me who your father is.
Go ahead.
What's his name?
When you don't have a
mother who'll correct you...
A tree from which apples fall...
It's always nice to have a
friend who'll kick your butt.
GRP.
Gudha Ramp Party (Booty Blasting Party)
What?!
-Shh! Shh!
You go that way. I'll go this way.
Check the corners.
-Okay.
This is brutal, Sai.
Are they even human?
What can I say?
Being a man is tough.
Don't worry, Sai.
I'll help you out.
I know this library in and out.
I'll get you out of here.
But...
You need a place to go.
I know a place.
-Perfect! Come.
This book is back in stock?
Chitta, I can't find him.
Is this the time to read?
What's happening? I can't see anything.
-Shh! Shh!
Come on. I told you not to waste time.
So Kavya...
-Yes, sir?
Can you coordinate with the
performances and design something?
Okay. Sure, sir.
-Good.
Contact all the club leaders
and get the list by lunch.
Okay.
-You may leave.
Yeah, thank you.
-Thank you, sir.
Thank you!
Thanks to you, Ritika. Thanks a lot.
Oh, so this is where you and
Kavya hang out every night.
Yeah.
Sai!
Sai!
-Hi, Kavya! Let's go?
Wait. Wait. Wait.
Ritika?
When did you two meet?
Anyways, Sai, can we push
this till afternoon? Please.
What?!
Anniversary prep. Please understand.
Or, why don't you join me?
We can still spend the day together.
No, Kavya. I can't do that.
My friends will catch...
Okay. I'll wait here. You go.
Okay, thanks.
I'll be back soon.
Bye.
It's okay.
Why do you think he did this?
I don't get it.
He had no choice.
Anyone in his place
would've done the same thing.
He knew friends would
pressure him for a party.
So...
That poor man Sai ran away.
What? Sai is poor?
Yeah, man.
Your parents are professors.
My parents own Peddamma Poultry and Dairy Products.
Has Sai ever told you what his father does?
Of course he didn't.
Actually, he can't.
That's because his father doesn't work.
This one time, Sai and
I went to eat Pani Puri.
I said, 'Hey, bro! What's cooking?'
Our Chaat and Pani Puri are the best.
What do you want?
'Sai immediately said...'
I want half-plate chaat.
'Vendor immediately said...'
Half-plate? We don't sell half-plates.
'Sai immediately said...'
Why not? I know you do.
Back home, we live on half-plates.
You have it, man. I'm leaving.
Poor guy. Maybe that is why
he also doesn't use deodorant.
Still, he should've been honest with us.
You can't expect him to do that.
We should've guessed it from the
way he doesn't change his undies.
Whatever.
Let bygones be bygones.
What do we do now?
Let's give him a treat. What say?
Yeah, man. The celebration of his lifetime.
Yes. Let's contribute.
-Hmm.
Theppa...
It's the right time to redeem yourself.
Use it well. Contribute well.
What now? Am I
forgiven if I give money?
Theppa!
I can't give money.
But I can get stuff.
A1 quality.
-Set.
Yadav, we'll get cake and chocolates.
-Sure.
Oh, Kavya. What is it?
-Sir...
Performances from all the clubs.
-Good.
Come, sit. We'll go through them.
-Sir?
I said sit.
Sorry, sir.
She'll be here.
Yeah, maybe.
Did you just cut your dad's call?
All my life, I've only
followed my dad, Sai.
And now?
It stopped working out.
Ever since I was little, people
would call me daddy's pet.
They'd judge me and avoid
me because I talk rules.
Though it felt bad, I thought I was right.
But for the first time, Kavya
didn't judge or avoid me.
She tried to help.
When I told my dad this,
he immediately told me
to stop talking to Kavya.
For the first time,
I felt my dad was wrong.
I don't want to lose the only
person who cares about me.
Sorry. I've got to go. Assignment calls.
Will you be fine?
-Yeah. Yeah.
I almost forgot.
It's your birthday.
We should totally click a picture.
It's your first birthday in the college.
Come closer.
And smile.
Sai...
I know Kavya can be difficult sometimes.
But, she's going through something.
So, if you can,
try to be cool about all of this.
Sai! Sai! Sai!
He's acting like my mother.
Mom?!
Yes, mom?
Kavya, what is this I'm hearing about you?
I got to know that you're joining clubs.
You're losing your focus, Kavya.
So what, mom? Will you take me back home?
Please!
Tell me something.
What do you plan on doing?
I'll do what I like, mom!
And stop spying on me.
Do you even think how it
makes me feel in the college?
Hold on a minute.
If you have a problem
with me, try talking to me.
It's very simple, do you understand?
I told you not to mess with me.
Hey!
-Never involve in somebody's life again.
Oh! Your phone just broke.
Go tell my mom about this too.
She'll buy you a new phone.
I know you two are close.
Sai!
Why didn't you answer my call?
I'm sorry, Sai.
Please save it, Kavya.
You'll say it wasn't on purpose.
Am I right?
Nobody does such things on purpose.
But if you set your mind to it,
you can stay away from them.
It's like you have time for everything,
except for me.
Sai, please!
This is not about you.
You know I'm at war with my parents.
One mistake and I'm gone from here.
I know! I know, Kavya!
You have a lot of ambitions and goals.
I should be supportive and cool.
Ritika also told me the same.
But, I'm not that, Kavya.
I'm not cool.
I watch movies and cry.
I'm constantly worried
about people's opinions of me.
I also feel bad when the girl I
like doesn't give me attention.
But I fight for it.
My name is Sai.
As basic as it gets.
The most average guy.
I can't act like I don't care.
Because I do.
And...
And I'm cool only when I'm with you.
Sai...
I gave up a lot of things for my parents.
If I give them up for you too...
There's no difference between you and them.
And after a point, I'll start
blaming you for everything.
I don't want that.
Because I like you.
You're a good guy, Sai.
It's not you or me who's the problem here.
I think it's the bad timing.
So I guess,
the only option we have is...
Which one should I use?
Everything's set. Where's Sai?
He'll be here. Don't worry.
Chotu went to get him.
Bro, I looked everywhere.
Couldn't find him.
What the hell!
Guys...
Sai fooled us big time.
Idiot!
Look at this.
That idiot!
I didn't expect he'd cheat on Kavya.
What the hell!
Sai! I'm coming for you.
Come on, boys. We'll
beat the shit out of him.
Wait for me.
There he is.
Sai!
How dare you!
Yadav!
Has he gone crazy?
Stop it, Sai! We know everything.
I thought you were a good guy.
How could you cheat Kavya, you idiot?
Who told you I cheated her?
The break up was mutual.
Break up?
What's with this twist, man!
When did it happen?
A while back.
What is this?
I made plans with Kavya.
I bumped into Ritika
while I was waiting for her.
Why did you guys break up?
I'll explain later.
It's complicated.
What the hell were you guys up to, man?
Sorry, dude. It was
my fault. I wasn't aware.
Guys! Sai gets whatever he wants today.
Tell us. Do you want KF or MF?
Blunt or tobacco?
I'll get mutton cooked for you.
-Bro! Bro!
Please keep the budget in mind.
-Not the right time, dude.
GRP cancelled.
-Yeah. No GRP.
What do you want, Sai?
Nothing fancy, man.
Whatever you guys like.
You're a true friend, man. Come here.
Sorry, dude. Smile.
Come on, smile!
Let's party like crazy.
Sai!
I get that you made plans with Kavya.
But, why did you lie to
us about your birthday?
I know, right.
Guys!
Ritika posted something
on the college group.
Petition to ban the most
brutal tradition in hostels.
GRP!
This idiot told her!
Please, guys. I'm already
sad from the break up.
Do you know what the best
medicine for sadness is?
Pain!
Lift him up, guys.
What the hell!
-Fricking break him!
Beat the shit out of him!
Like I said, friendships and
relationships in college are quite strange.
Forget about holes in underwear.
Even the loopholes in your
character are forgiven here.
They can't break your friendship.
No trials. No judgment.
A friend once is friend for life.
It's a strong foundation.
I know I said it's a strong foundation.
But, what if there's an earthquake?
You beat me to pulp.
Shoes are all worn out, dude.
Chitta was on a fricking rage today.
You guys are not my friends.
We deserve each other, man.
It was so much fun.
Why is our door open?
Yeah.
Did we forget to shut it?
Mom!
Namaste, auntie.
Hey!
This is Yadav.
This is Sai.
Hey, get up!
-Lift me up.
Come on.
Atharintiki Daredi...
Balupu, Magadheera...
What is this, Chitta?
Telugu movies, mom.
Very funny.
Is this what you came here for?
What is happening with you?
Your marks this mid-semester
were...
embarrassing.
Nobody in our family
has ever scored so low.
He only lost 2 marks.
-Shh! Shh!
No.
Tell me.
What are you here for?
Scholarship. PG...
Scholarship, Ph.D...
Grand Porsche...
Then work for it, son.
Speak up, Chitta!
But, mom...
Sorry, mom.
These Telugu movies and Sai's
break up messed with my schedule.
That's it!
What is he saying?
I know what the problem is.
Pack your bags.
-Bags?!
Come on, pack your bags.
-Mom!
You're changing the room.
Can she make him do that?
Too many flies.
-Yeah, in your head.
Let's go.
Sorry, boys.
Something feels off.
Too much space.
Feels wrong, huh?
-Hmm.
We don't realize it but...
We've bonded so much
with this place and people.
How can we stay without him?
It's okay.