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01x06 - Fish in the Sky

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A recently separated single mother, her commitment-phobic younger brother, and her smart but confused teenage daughter - all of whom make a sweet, unconventional family of three try their best to handle dating, relationships, and life.

01x06 - Fish in the Sky

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So, let me try it.

Hmm.

Master chef Kavanya Khattar,

this is wow!

I wanted to talk to you.

Go on.

Do you think I'm being mean

to mom as well right now?

You're being too

harsh on your mom.

You don't answer her

calls. You don't talk to her.

She loves you and

misses you a lot.

But how could she

have done such a thing?

He's my teacher!

Exactly! He's your teacher.

The same goes for you too.

Kay,

everyone has the right to make mistakes.

Mistakes happen.

But then why isn't

she being easy on you?

That's a bit complicated.

I've also made mistakes. Perhaps,

more than you both.

Whether to forgive me or not,

that's completely her call.

I cannot demand forgiveness.

I can only ask for it.

Right?

- You're so nice!

- Kavanya Khattar,

eat this half-cooked Maggi.

This time,

I won't ask you what we're doing here.

Because I know if it's Ila,

it's gonna be something crazy.

There you go, slotting me!

Slotting?

Everyone tries to slot others.

Alright. Go on,

hit me with some more Ila-ism!

See, slotting me again.

It's like if it's Ila,

she's bound to say something crazy.

Ila's way of doing things,

let's call it Ila-ism.

That's putting her in a slot.

Even to interact with people,

we need to slot them

as a particular person.

So I take it that you

don't wanna slot people?

- Yes.

I fall into that slot of

people who don't slot people.

Slotter!

Do you know where painter

Sangram Seekar's house is?

That way.

Ma'am,

where is Sangram Seekar's house?

That way.

Look at this.

Do you know this?

Sure?

Bye, kids!

So, are we headed anywhere?

I mean today, and you know,

with each other.

Don't try to turn life

into a Google map.

Like enter a destination

and start heading that way.

And when you get there,

you feel quite relieved

when your mobile

phone finally says,

'You have now arrived

at your destination.'

Yep!

The destination should just

be the means to the journey.

That's kind of pop

psychology talk.

Things you say to yourself to convince,

cajole your heart.

Really? Then

what's the real talk?

The moment.

The moment that we are living.

Look ahead of us. What's there?

Nothing.

Nothing for miles!

Hi, Fatty!

Hi. You've called early?

Wow, you're up early!

Yeah.

These days, neither can I meet

my sleep deficit nor my need deficit.

Why? Are you

stressed about Enso?

This Enso job

has screwed up my

online dating scene.

Oh,

there are only four weeks to go!

That's what has k*lled

my sleep in advance.

Oh my God, yeah!

Okay, no. I need to meditate.

Everything will be okay.

Okay, wait. I've almost

reached the location by boat.

I have to get off.

Hold on. Okay?

Thank you.

- Good morning, sir.

- Good morning, Sanjana.

What the f*ck?

Fantastic, man!

Fantastic!

Alright, Pankaj. Uh, bye.

I have to hop off for a 15-minute huddle,

yeah?

- I'll see you around. Cheers, man.

- Okay. Bye, JC.

Good morning. - What's all this?

And why is this logo so gaudy?

It's good. It's got a nice, uh,

vibe. - Vibe?

When did you

start saying 'vibe'?

I mean, it's good, right?

Yes,

but what was wrong with our old logo?

Smart, sober, sharp.

Our logo has the same qualities as

an ideal man on a matrimonial website.

What?

It's a joke, Panku.

In case you've also lost

your sense of humour

with JCitis.

He's behaving like a new bride

who redecorates the

house before moving into it.

Look, we have a board meeting

before he comes on as the CEO-investor.

There's still a week to go for that. So,

chill.

Unless - Unless what?

Unless our algo

changes the game.

I've almost reached deployment,

dude.

Check out the

front end in a week.

There's still time.

We'll see.

We'll see.

The fifth

You're the fifth person,

in ten years

to search for a

bell at this door.

I'm used to it.

That's exactly why

I hid it behind a tree.

By the way,

the man sitting under the tree

led me to the wrong village.

I pay him every

four or five months.

You pay him to mislead people?

Could you give me some water,

please?

Aloe is good for you.

Eat it.

Should I eat it?

If you've also come

here to talk about my art,

let me save both

your time and mine.

My answer will be a clear no.

Oh!

Your mom used

to put baking soda.

My mom does many things.

But I'm not my mom.

By the way,

your mom will be back in a few days, right?

Shout and call me when it beeps.

Okay.

I've quit all this.

I have no interest

in selling my art,

profit,

visibility, promotion

It's all an illusion.

It's meaningless.

These words

mean nothing to me.

Mangoes are so yellow and soft.

If you use such words here,

there's the exit.

If you're busy, I can wait.

No. I'm not busy.

Keep talking.

As a digital marketer at DLL,

I would like to make sure

easy finance solution reaches

every person at every phase.

Boring!

Grandma will k*ll

me if I send her this!

'Kavanya,

this is so disappointing.'

Argh!

Kay,

the banana bread smells weird.

Turn it off. It got burnt.

The video is awful,

the bread is awful

Argh! f*ck this!

Look, the truth is that

I can't land a top artist.

And the style of new artists is

beyond my own comprehension.

Some of them agreed,

but I'm not sure

if they'd boost our sales or

just make noise on social media.

I can't find a highlight

for the exhibition.

And I really love your work.

So, I thought if I could

acquire some of your paintings,

I'd feel the satisfaction

of having tried my best,

of having followed my heart.

That's why I'm here today.

If you give me a chance,

the chance I've given myself by

accepting the job of curating Enso

will be a success.

And it's very important to me

that this exhibition is successful.

I've taken a risk by biting

off more than I can chew.

What are you doing?

Mom learning.

Kay My daughter

When she was young,

I used to lower myself down to

her level to talk to her, you know?

Her eye level.

Your eye level?

Here, drink this.

I'm sorry. Did I do

something wrong?

Huh?

Not at all.

I do all this to make

people feel that I'm weird.

I think I'm weird myself.

Which of my

paintings did you see?

This

Take them. - What?

Any five of these.

I didn't exhibit my

paintings for ten years

because I don't trust anyone.

Trust is very important.

Yes. I also have this

issue of being trustworthy.

- It's okay.

- That's not what I meant.

You must give me something.

A contract? Paperwork?

I'll cut your hair. - My hair?

If you trust me,

let me cut it.

And you can't change it

until after the exhibition.

By the way,

I have zero experience of cutting hair.

Okay.

Yes.

You look familiar. - Really?

I think I'm at the wrong house.

Shut up! Come in.

Akku. - Hey, sis.

- Wanna see a surprise?

- Did you find Sangram?

Look properly!

How did your hair

turn into an art piece?

Akku,

Sangram turned out to be a true artist!

He cut my hair as

a part of our deal.

So, did you get it? - I did!

And finally,

some good news today!

You were busy with the algo,

right?

The algo and my other

favourite activity these days.

Thinking about Ila.

Akku,

take it easy - Okay. You're coming home,

right?

Yes. But first,

I have to go for dinner.

Are you going for dinner

looking like a scarecrow?

Oh,

man! My friends from Indiranagar

have been calling

me for a long time.

I can't delay it any further.

That Anika and those yuppies?

These people used

to be my friends.

'People?'

If you insist.

The Enso exhibition

is coming up.

They all can buy at least

one expensive painting each.

I'll slip invitations to

everyone at the dinner.

Have fun, sis.

I don't know how you

socialise with these couples.

Well Anyway, let it be.

'Bye, sis!'

Bye. See you soon.

You've become quite a giver.

So,

is the avocado

boy cool with this?

Nice name for him. Yeah,

he's cool.

Happy for you.

Mom's such a b*tch, man!

Look, I liked Prashant.

Hey, I knew it!

You're so typical, Kay!

Wow! And this is coming from you

when you're into

that pretty boy!

- But you know, I'm a changed man now.

- Cute.

New and improved Aryan.

What happened between

your mom and Prashant?

She hooked up with him.

I walked into the bedroom and

It was all messy and

Sick.

I can't even talk to her.

I hate her.

How could she do this to me?

sh*t! This is

worse than 'sucks'!

I'm here for you.

Thank you.

I wanna go somewhere far away from here,

man! Really!

Also,

grandma's being so tough on me now.

But I hate to disappoint her.

Are you ready for round two?

Hey,

brother from another mother!

I figured your ego is stopping you.

That's why we didn't meet for so long.

You were hurt, but wouldn't say.

So, I thought I'd be the bigger

person and come here. How are you?

Rinzing, who's it?

Hey, the other mother is here! Hi,

aunty.

- Hello, son.

- Hello. I'm Akhil, Rinzing's friend.

- Come in.

- Nice to meet you, aunty.

Good to see you.

- Hi, uncle. I'm Akhil. Hi.

- Hello.

Hello, son. - Thanks, bro.

Rinzing, I've been calling you for

so long! You don't answer my calls!

His phone was ringing. But

he said it wasn't important.

Oh! Oh!

I didn't meet him for days. So,

he's angry.

That's how he is.

Cribbing Rinzing.

Crinzu!

What an amazing coincidence!

I come here and meet you all

at a family dinner. Right, Crinzu?

- He never told me about you guys coming.

- Right.

I should have told you

first before calling my family.

Come on,

Crinzu! Don't sulk so much.

Your friend is very funny.

Okay.

- Dhruv, some

- I'll just focus.

I think

Hey! - Hi, guys.

Vasu! - I got a bit late.

Finally, you've found time to

grace us with your presence!

So good to see you and

Dhruv together again!

So, today, after so long,

you finally said yes to coming.

I was telling Kartik,

Dhruv still shows up

sometimes. But Vasu

it's as if she's left us too…

Oh,

sh*t! I I didn't mean it like that.

It's okay. It's not what

you think. It's just that

You know, I just I got busy

with the new job and all that.

What a switch for you, Vasu!

From the corporate

world to an art gallery!

Wow!

Actually, guys,

it's, uh, invites.

There's an exhibition

at the gallery.

You must come. And I'm

managing this exhibition.

So, uh, it'll be fun.

Today,

I went on a long search for an artist

to a remote place

outside Bengaluru.

Don't ask!

No Raza, no Padamsee

or not even a Hussain.

Yeah. Actually, we are, uh,

featuring contemporary and new artists.

You mean like Affordable art?

By the way, Vasu, it's,

it's great you're working.

You know, taking risks,

making big decisions

But I'd feel like a

teenager doing all this.

And we have two of them at home. So,

I can't be one.

But I'm glad it's

working for you.

Thanks.

How's Kay?

Maira was telling me

she's not regular at college

and has also dropped

out of the marathon.

All okay with her?

Yeah. She's busy with the uni.

Oh, that's fine.

We were just worried, darling.

Teenagers, you know?

Especially with

broken home situations.

Broken homes have repercussions.

They don't cope well.

We're just separated. We

haven't decided anything yet.

It's the same, darling.

No, not really.

'Separated' is not

'a broken home'.

I was just asking about Kay,

Vasu.

It seemed like she was having some issues,

from what Maira said.

Really?

Which teenager doesn't

have issues? Huh?

Aren't you always complaining

about Maira's obsession with make-up?

I mean,

what she's just trying to tell you is

that you're single,

and you're no longer with Dhruv

and you're doing

your own new life thing.

Are you trying to tell

me how to live my life?

Huh?

And what is this tone you

all are speaking to me in?

Vasu, you're overreacting now.

I'm overreacting!

You guys are all sitting here,

judging me,

and I'm overreacting!

You know what? Maybe

Kay knows what she's doing,

Dhruv knows what he's doing,

and you're right,

maybe I don't

know what I'm doing.

But you know what? It's

none of your bloody business!

Vasu, just Just relax.

You just told us you

were a bit stressed.

- But why are you taking it out on us all?

- f*ck you, guys. Seriously.

Vasu,

we're just talking casually. Calm down.

Guys, there's so much food

on the table. Dig into that.

Why are you digging

into our personal life?

Dhruv, buddy, now,

both of you are taking it very personally.

Yeah. You know why?

Because it is bloody personal!

This is why

That's enough!

And pay the bill.

You always sneak

out after eating

either by saying you have to

attend a call or go to the bathroom.

Think of this as

payback for that.

You're so cheap guys!

- These guys are impossible!

- Seriously!

Anyway, cheers! - Cheers!

Such losers and assholes!

That f*cking idiot!

I felt like throwing that Chicken

Ghee Roast at Kartik's face!

I haven't eaten

since the morning!

Oh, damn!

You should've cursed

them after eating something.

Come. Let's go home.

I'll feed you Kavita's

delicious oats.

Son,

the feelings you have about Ila

Just act on them.

And as she said,

there's no point of thinking so

much and being so afraid, son.

You guys just think too much,

read too many online articles

then make a mess of your lives.

Love is an action of the heart,

not a calculation of the mind.

Wow,

aunty! You should write a book!

I agree. Mum, you should.

You all are such

a normal family.

Shall we take a selfie?

If I want to show my family

how normal families look,

I can use it.

Oh my God, Dhruv!

I don't know if this was such a good idea,

after all.

She probably thinks I'm a b*tch.

No.

How's she doing?

I don't know.

She doesn't tell me anything.

She's very difficult to read.

Classic Kay.

This is so good!

Actually, I didn't realise

how hungry I was.

Who cut your hair, by the way?

Sangram.

Don't ask!

I miss this, Dhruv.

This home-cooked oats,

this banter

I know it's complicated.

I don't know what I want.

But I know what I need.

I need a shower!

So, go ahead.

It's your place.

Come on. Come.

Get up.

Do you want to continue

that back massage?