02x01 - Clouds on the Horizon

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We deal with more than 100 cases daily,

from high fever to g*nshots here.

This is Bombay General Hospital.

Were you three waiting for me?

- Yes, sir.

- Your new

- Residents.

- Let's get back to work.

A successful mission often calls

for sacrificing your life.

- I need a stretcher now.

- Try the OT!

Smarty pants, you're operating

upon people in any nook and corner.

- Why don't you follow protocol?

- I am a licensed doctor.

- I am answerable to people

- Stop it both of you.

Dr. Kaushik, hurry up. Please!

- Code blue.

- As per the reports,

this could be a g*ng w*r.

This is not a g*ng w*r.

- She doesn't have time.

- Where is everyone?

Everyone, Please just stay calm.

The police are right in front of me

and they're chasing the t*rror1st now.

Put me on air, take me live now.

ATS chief Anant Kelkar is here.

A huge police operation is underway

to nab the t*rror1st.

I know how to handle patients.

Leave my business to me.

Try to think about others for once.

I am a qualified doctor

who can't practice.

ATS chief and his team were shot.

They're on the way here.

We need to stop the bleeding.

- Sir, the OT is ready.

- Forget the OT. It's too late.

But we can't do the procedure here.

I said screw the OT.

Mr. Kelkar is dead.

That OT could've saved him,

but now you'll save these vermin there!

We're doctors

and we just see human bodies.

We don't consider human character.

My mother and your wife

could be dead right now.

How do you feel after saving

their K*llers?

Move.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi?

Yes?

Anant Kelkar was my husband.

How does it feel to save his m*rder*r?

Bombay General Hospital's senior doctor,

Kaushik Oberoi has started

treating Faisal,

instead of our wounded cops.

Our brothers are in a hospital in Bombay.

Get inside.

Down!

Shirke, lock the ground floor.

Don't cry. I'm here.

Vasu!

This is my city.

No! Please don’t.

- Saurav, not in the cupboard!

- Stop and stay here, Chitra.

Move back and don't fire.

I'll blast up if anyone acts smart.

We have the detonator.

Ask Tawde sir to open fire.

I have the detonator.

Dr. Kaushik, only you can save her.

Please do something. Please.

Mansi Hirani will be our new

and youngest news anchor ever.

There are reports of Dr Kaushik Oberoi

from General Hospital,

stating he preferred to treat a t*rror1st

over others.

This is reportedly being investigated.

Maharashtra Bhushan winner, Dr. Kaushik

Oberoi of Bombay General Hospital

is absolved of malpractice by the internal

commission of Indian Council of Medicine.

The public has the right to know

how the ICM's internal commission

reached this decision.

Martyred Jt. CP ATS Mumbai

Anant Kelkar's wife believes

this is a huge cover-up.

We have with us Mrs. Kelkar.

My husband,

- martyred Anant Kelkar

- The fever pattern

- Joint CP ATS Mumbai

- pain in the

- He is now addressed as "martyr"

- right lower abdomen

- because of Dr. Kaushik Oberoi.

- It almost confirms

And the ICM wants

to reinstate Dr. Oberoi.

If he were attended to

by a responsible doctor

maybe he'd be alive today.

- What should we do?

- The nation wants

to know why a prestigious government

institution like ICM wants

to reinstate a suspected criminal

like Dr. Kaushik Oberoi.

- How can they justify

- Fantastic!

Such irresponsible actions?

If this patient dies,

inform his family that you were engrossed

with some nonsense on TV.

- Sorry, sir.

- Sorry.

What do we need to do?

- What is your line of treatment? Tell me.

- Doctor! Doctor!

What are you hiding from the public?

- Why haven't you given a statement yet?

- Get them out of here.

- What if your wife

- Please leave!

- If Ananya were in this situation?

- How dare you take my wife's name!

Answer us, doctor! Answer us!

- How can you take my wife's name!

- We want answers, doctor!

- How can you take my wife's name!

- We want answers, doctor!

If the commission is confident

of its decision,

I'd like to invite

the internal commission and Mrs. Kelkar

for a simple discussion.

What rubbish!

They are bent on proving you guilty!

It's a trap. Please don't go.

- Yes?

- Sir,

Dr. Shyam Mehta from ICM is on the line.

Put him on the line.

- Yes, Dr. Mehta.

- You are watching the news, right?

Yes, I'm watching it.

- Do you realize the trouble we're in?

- Yes.

They believe it's just a cover-up.

- Just solve this mess, Madhu.

- Yes, sir.

Why does Bombay General Hospital

have an emotionally unstable doctor?

I'll have to go.

Otherwise, we'll come across as guilty.

Stay tuned to know more.

I don't think

we're getting anywhere with this.

This is not a matter

under review here.

That's a very strong point.

Bombay General Hospital

is one of the best in the country.

Negligence is out of the question.

This is wrong

Sir, are you implying that

the people of the nation are wrong?

- You're twisting my words.

- I'm not twisting your words, sir.

Negligence is out of the question.

Madam, you're giving out

the wrong message.

May I speak? May I say something?

- Dr. Subramaniam, please continue.

- Yogesh.

Yes.

We're not reviewing

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi's entire career,

but a specific incident.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi

acted as per the need of the hour.

- So only in this crisis situation

- You're not letting me finish.

Dr. Oberoi defied protocol.

Because 26/11, as you said,

was unprecedented.

Prior to this, there were

no reports of misconduct

- That's right.

- No history whatsoever

- Absolutely. No.

- With Dr. Oberoi?

Then his behavior was also unprecedented?

- The case of negligence

- No, what I'm trying to clarify

- is that the volume of cases that day

- Mansi.

- Was very high

- We have him where we want him.

- Go for the k*ll, now.

- I'd like to introduce a new panelist,

who will give us an objective opinion.

Local inspector-in-charge

at Bombay General Hospital.

Inspector Mayank Bhat.

Inspector Mayank Bhat,

welcome to News Today.

How long were you

at Bombay General Hospital?

Six years.

There must be different cases

in the hospital?

It's a government hospital, ma'am.

- Road accidents, scuffles

- Tell us about the complaints

against the doctors there.

There's nothing to say, ma'am.

They're all good doctors.

I mean

some discrepancies are common.

Yes, yes!

That is what we want to discuss.

By discrepancies,

I mean the number of

complaints made against Dr. Oberoi.

Dr. Oberoi's methods

are slightly unconventional.

- He has some

- No vague answers, sir. How many?

How many cases did you

register in your station?

50

40

I don't recall

the exact number, ma'am.

49, sir. 49.

- No!

- No, no

then inspector Bhat should also tell you

that all 49 patients survived thanks to

- Dr. Oberoi!

- Please!

I want to get Mrs. Kelkar in now.

Mrs. Kelkar, what is your take on this?

All I know is that

my husband died

because of a doctor's negligence.

Today, we're not here to discuss

how, despite his negligent attitude,

he managed to save 49 lives.

We're here to ascertain that

because of his negligence,

he failed to save one.

I'll be filing a case

in the Bombay High Court.

And the charge against

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi

will be that of m*rder.

Yes.

m*rder.

You heard it here first on News Today.

We also await the people's verdict.

Is Dr. Oberoi guilty or not?

Thank you, all my panelists.

As per reports on court proceedings,

we have got the news that

a junior resident, Dr. Diya Parekh,

training under Dr. Oberoi,

didn't approve of his ways.

So far, the staff

of Bombay General Hospital

has covered up for Dr. Oberoi.

But today, Dr. Diya Parekh's

testimony proved

that Dr. Oberoi may have been negligent

on the night of 26/11.

The court's verdict

will be out tomorrow.

Stay tuned to News Today to find out

Our poll, "Is Dr. Oberoi guilty

or not guilty?" is out now.

Having consulted several

legal experts and lawyers,

it is apparent that

Dr. Diya Parekh's testimony

will bring Dr. Kaushik's case

to a conclusion.

He stands to lose

his medical license too.

To understand this better,

let's speak to Mr. Aditya Dubey,

senior advocate representing Mrs. Kelkar.

This is what he has to say.

Of course, it's a baseless case, Mansi.

Dr. Diya Parekh's testimony

makes this an open and shut case.

I'm confident that the court

will rule in our favor.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi is

a threat to that hospital

and to the citizens of this city.

On one hand, the citizens of this city

- are against Dr. Oberoi

- I'm sorry, did I wake you up?

- On the other hand, Dr. Shyam Mehta

- Kaushik

- is defending Dr. Oberoi.

- You're still watching this rubbish?

We have received nothing from the ICM.

I refuse to comment

on the subject any further.

- Thank you.

- This isn't news.

This is the business of news.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi

And you're the flavor of the month.

The court will hear the

last proceeding tomorrow.

None of this is real, baby.

And then we'll know if the people's

verdict is the same as the court's

Easy.

You okay?

Am I really that obsessed

with my success rate

that I think only about myself

and not the patients?

Guilty, not guilty?

There's a poll about me.

And 73 percent think that I was negligent.

And that means 73 percent guilty.

What happened? Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine

- Okay?

What?

I think the baby wants his dad

to chill.

He's kicking and saying

"Go to bed!"

He's saying that if

anyone harasses his dad,

he'll kick his a*s!

He?

Sure? Not she?

Messi is coming!

Hope you can still play football!

Yes? Properly!

Messi.

I'm so sleepy.

Messi.

Fragmented world

Partial sky

Why are the

Words lost?

It was sulking

Hello, celebrity anchor!

You're neither answering

my calls nor returning them.

You think you've become a star, right?

I wasn't calling to borrow money.

I have some breaking news.

You won't be doing

next week's Prime Time Live,

because you'll be

attending my wedding, live!

Don't forget.

I'm your cameraman, Sachin Kumar.

Goodbye!

Sulking feets

Searching all over

It was right here. I just saw it!

Your ID? It's right there.

Around your neck.

Every moment is yours

Sulking away

What the

Should I organize a bed for you to relax?

I'll throw in some snacks

and beverages too.

It's okay Mrs. Cherian, it's fine.

What?!

Uncle, look, this isn't about me

being a doctor or you dying.

It's about your house!

It's leaking from every corner.

Water gushes in from the windows,

the bathroom is leaking,

and everywhere there is

Are you there?

Uncle?!

Oh sh*t!

Chitra ma'am!

- Chitra ma'am!

- Yes.

- No, there was one more behind, right?

- Vidya!

- Take that one from there

- One second!

Diya. Dear, I know this

is a stressful situation.

But why get involved in the court case?

I mean, why do you even want to go back?

Diya, you know I can get you appointed

in any reputed hospital.

A 36-hour shift is normal

in this hospital!

If you feel sleepy, wash your face,

and jog up and down the stairs

three times.

Sleeping on the bench

is not allowed, okay?

Go, check on those diarrhea patients.

Now I even have to wake trainees up!

It's 9:30 a.m.!

All okay?

Ma'am, when will the compensation packages

of victims of 26/11 be released?

Actually, I'm not sure

Samarth was asking.

Anju's family is barely surviving.

You know what,

I'll check and let you know.

- Okay? I'm not sure yet.

- Thank you.

It's broken

It's broken

With a broken heart

With faltering feet

Always searching with lonely moist eyes

Wonder where you're lost?

Searching around for you

With a broken heart

Mrs. Kelkar!

Mrs. Kelkar.

Mrs. Kelkar you need to make a statement.

One minute!

Just wait.

Ma'am

I have full faith

in the judiciary system.

- I am sure justice will prevail today.

- Look! Dr. Oberoi is here.

- Dr. Oberoi!

- Mrs. Kelkar.

Be careful. Move, please!

Please!

Always searching

The lonely moist eyes

Wonder where you are lost?

Search for your presence every moment

I'm brokenhearted

News and coverage

are very dangerous for us.

Our reputation is at stake.

Hello, sir. Give me.

Dr. Parekh's testimony has Hello?

- Can you hear me?

- Doctor?

- Hello? Yes.

- So I was saying

- her statement has messed it up.

- But Dr. Mehta, you know

they cornered Diya Parekh.

- But why did she speak against Dr. Oberoi?

- Sir, you know she

Sir, you know by asking

about her mother

Sir, what they did to her

was very brutal, sir.

Do one thing.

- Talk to Kulkarni.

- Yes, sir.

- I will discuss it with Kulkarni.

- Okay.

- Go upstairs.

- Sir.

- Fix this leak.

- Sir.

Sir, 14 more patients with gastro

and dysentery have been admitted.

And sir, there's a serious

shortage of medicines and supplies.

I have a list here.

Every hospital, Cherian,

is facing a shortage.

I understand, sir,

but what do we do now?

73 percent guilty!

That's Dr. Oberoi for you.

He's finished!

Now thanks to him, Jadhav will keep

a watch on all doctors and nurses.

Tell your staff to co-operate.

Nothing to worry, sir!

Subramaniam sir has been

very cooperative himself.

I've completed yesterday's records

and kept them on your table.

Yeah.

- Anything else?

- Hospital staff.

Hospital staff involved in the

black market sale of essential drugs.

The poor might survive illnesses for once,

but how will they survive such scams?!

It's a sure-shot death!

- Let's go, Jadhav.

- Yes.

No point talking to them.

Every hospital.

God, what are you doing?

This is a bloody hospital!

There are a lot of critical patients here.

Call the supervisor.

- Hello?!

- We're stuck in this crazy traffic.

It's pouring so heavily.

It's like the city's come to a standstill.

- We'll be there soon. You ready?

- Yes, right. Yes!

They're going crazy here!

Big waterfall!

Oh yeah.

Wonder why these white folks

worry so much about everything.

I think my BP will sh**t up

by the time we reach there.

Reserve a bed for me! I'll need it.

- Right.

- Okay.

Hi, sir. Morning.

sh*t!

So, Chitra ma'am

No, Chitra I messaged you.

About the movie, it's got super reviews!

Yes, you can do it, Ahaan.

Chitra ma'am sh*t!

Chitra. These

Hi, do you need anything?

- No, nothing.

- Ma'am, the fifth patient has no ID.

- I'll need your signature.

- Pneumonia?

Yes, ma'am.

- One minute, I'll be back.

- And ma'am, last week's

general ward in-patients'

report is here as well.

- From the ministry.

- Oh! What's the issue now?

Okay, Ahaan, I'll just be back.

- Okay.

- Anything urgent?

No, I just had to do my rounds

of the general ward.

- That's all, pretty much.

- Oh, okay.

Shreya, listen. Those new MRI machines

and ventilators for the ICU.

- Did the ministry approve it?

- No, ma'am.

It's been two weeks now.

We really need them.

Please call them and get an update.

- Yes, ma'am.

- I'll also check.

Oh, and Chitra ma'am

Happy birthday, ma'am!

Thanks.

- It's your birthday?

- Yes, but nobody here knows.

- I don't know how she says she knows.

- Chitra ma'am!

Happy birthday.

Please come to the general ward

for a minute.

- Quick.

- Oh, okay!

Actually, I'm sure Shreya

told Mrs. Cherian.

- Okay.

- It's just that I

All this extra attention,

I just can't bear it.

Happy birthday!

Come on, everyone, clap!

Happy birthday to you

- Happy birthday, dear Chitra ma'am

- Definitely feels like nobody knows!

- Happy birthday to you

- Chitra ma'am!

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday, dear Chitra ma'am

Happy birthday to you

Make a wish.

- No!

- Come on, Chitra

- Sorry, please!

- Get in.

- Do not make a scene.

- I swear. They surprised me!

- Just get in, stay there.

- I swear, I didn't invite them.

- Saurav, please

- Why do you like painting me as a villain?

Stay here.

This is for your own good. Yes?

No!

- I've to cut the cake, right?

- Yes.

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday, dear Chitra ma'am!

- Happy birthday to you

- Have a little more, ma'am.

That's it, that's it

I'll just wash and come.

Please eat.

Hey, cut the cake.

Chitra ma'am, there's a call for you,

from the ministry.

Yeah.

- Parekh. Mirza.

- Yeah.

This is Hima Deka and T.V. Raman.

First-year trauma trainees.

Okay?

You both take over

in Dr. Kaushik's absence.

- Okay.

- Train them as per Dr. Kaushik's guidance.

- Done.

- Okay.

Train them as you were trained.

Don't add personal opinions. Got it?

Everyone's out to drown us!

Chandrakanth! Come here!

Who's going to be

the new chief of trauma?

The verdict isn't out yet, so

People in the locker room

were talking about how

Dr. Oberoi's chances are weak.

I mean

all thanks to your testimony.

Sutures, know what that is?

Yeah.

Let's do it.

Vidya, come.

I'll see you.

- Vidya?

- So what?

- Did I say anything wrong?

- Let's check if they can do sutures.

- Come, please.

- Yes, I'll be there in a minute.

- Hello?

- Hi, Riaz.

- Hello?!

- Hello?

Yes, that vacancy in Bahrain

- Vidya, I can't hear you.

- I can hear.

- It will take some time.

- That vacancy in Bahrain

I need some more time Hello?

- Vidya, I can't hear you!

- Just a minute.

- Hello?

- Yes, Riaz

I need the job in Bahrain anyhow.

Do you even know there

are only ten openings for a nurse?

- But 125 applications have been submitted!

- Yes, I know.

Yes, I reserved a slot for you.

I know, but if you could

give me some more time

Vidya, this is the last slot.

I hope all your documents are ready.

If you don't clear payments by tomorrow,

you'll go back on the waiting list!

You have signal?

Yes, I have.

I can't seem to get through to him.

You've been on the phone for so long.

- You're into betting again?!

- No, Anju.

Anju?

Vidya. Anju's husband

has been constantly calling.

But the call is dropping

because of these rains.

Subramaniam sir!

Subramaniam sir!

- Wait a minute

- Listen

- I'll be back.

- Your phone

Oh no!

Sir! Sir, just a minute.

Sir, is there any update on

the compensation packages for 26/11?

It was to be cleared this week.

It's slightly urgent, sir.

As of now

everything's on hold, Vidya,

because of Kaushik's investigation.

I'm sorry.

Sir, what has Vasu's compensation

got to do with the investigation?

It's just an excuse to not release

the money, right, sir?

You're not the only one

who is waiting.

Vidya, you know our hands are tied.

The money will come when it has to come.

sh*t!

Oh no!

Begging for money

that's rightfully yours!

I know your secret.

You'll earn well in Bahrain.

- It's no secret.

- Hey!

Keep waiting for the compensation

and you'll never get anywhere.

Understood?

There are other means to make money.

What do you mean?

What do you mean?

Yuck!

Vidya!

Not all men are like Mayank Bhat! Got it?

If you need help,

let me know.

Welcome back to News Today.

We're getting an update on

the verdict of this very controversial

- Kelkar vs. Oberoi case.

- Mrs. Kelkar, what's your take

on the court's decision

to delay the verdict?

Mrs. Kelkar!

Mrs. Kelkar!

It has been confirmed that

the court will give its verdict for

the Kelkar vs. Oberoi case on 31st July.

Due to the torrential rain,

the judge could not make it to court.

- Dr. Oberoi is here.

- Doctor, please. Doctor.

- Ananya, come to this side.

- Doctor, just one question.

Doctor, please! Doctor!

I love you, okay?

- You take care of yourself.

- Are you sure

you don't want to come to Pune?

I mean we can spend the weekend

in that tree house resort.

You wanted to go there, right?

Ananya, I wish I could, right?

But the British Healthcare

delegation is coming.

They want to strengthen

Yes, just a second.

They want to strengthen

the ties between India and UK

and they want to meet

the brave soldiers of 26/11.

Dr. Kaushik! You have m*rder*d

- do you think you should practice?

- And one villain.

No, Kaushik, come on.

We talked about this!

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

Anyway

why don't you cancel your event?

The weather's worsening too, Ananya.

It's not safe.

That's tempting but the event

has started already

and it ends with my talk.

It won't be nice to cancel so late.

Okay. You stay safe.

- And keep your back straight.

- Vacate the spot.

Yes, one second. Just leaving.

- Are you sure you'll be okay?

- Ghanshyam, drive safe, okay?

Yes, I will be fine, baby. Don't worry.

- You go.

- You stay connected, okay?

Yeah, you keep your back straight, okay?

And stay hydrated.

Go on. Bye.

You got lucky that the judge

couldn't be here, Doctor.

What absolutely incredible work you and

these hero medical workers

pulled off that night!

We are in awe.

Allow me to introduce my delegates to you.

Sure.

- This is Dr. Klein.

- Glad to meet you.

- Dr. Siegel.

- Hello! Nice to meet you.

Dr. Clark.

Dr. Lyons.

And this is the wonderful

Dr. Saurav Chandra.

Dr. Chandra is the Chief of Pediatrics

at St. Nathan's Hospital in London.

Dr. Subramaniam. Him and I,

we happen to know each other.

- Oh, really?

- Yes, we do.

Let's say a really close friend

of mine studied under him.

Excellent! Well, then I'm sure

you'll have a lot to talk about.

Surely wouldn't want to impose,

or be a bother.

Not any more than what we really are.

It will be no imposition at all.

I'll make sure you never leave my sight.

Very good.

Well then, we are now

at your mercy, Doctor!

- Sure

- Please. Please. Have a group photo.

- Romani

- Sir.

Find Chitra and send her to my room.

It's urgent.

- Let me take a photo

- Now, Romani, it's important.

- I need to talk to her, go.

- Doctor, here, please

Smile, please!

Excuse me! Move! Let me through!

Please move.

Hey

Move!

Move, I'm a doctor. Move!

The rod went through her.

Please come fast and see!

I think she's still alive.

Move away. Move, please!

Call an ambulance. Fast!

Hurry up!

Give me a cloth.

There are going to be

multiple admissions today,

- I'm telling you. I don't know what is up.

- Yes ma'am.

Chitra! Where were you?

- What's wrong?

- Couldn't get through to you.

Dr. Subramaniam is looking for you.

- Why?

- The delegation is here, right?

- Oh

- So they're going to meet.

Click some photographs and stuff.

So you want to go and meet them?

There they are!

Come.

Come. Chitra!

Chitra!

Chitra!

Come on move, Chitra.

Chitra, what's the matter?

What are you doing, Chitra?

Let's go, Chitra.

Chitra, are you okay?

Doctor!

There are 14 patients of gastro

who aren't responding to ofloxacin.

They have a high fever too. So

- I Actually, I am here

- One min

What are you doing here?

Please move to the reception!

Why are you all gathering here?!

Sir, I was saying, they have

- high fever as well

- I

What's happening here?

Hello!

Trainee Hima?

- Ma'am, he just suddenly vomited

- So?

That's vomit, not a b*llet.

One of you go and update

Dr. Oberoi on the patients.

But which patients?

You need instructions for everything!

Which patients it seems!

Cherian, who are they?

First-year resident.

Where are my three?

Your three?

You've never said that before

about trainees.

They're in their second year now, right?

Wow!

Wow, I didn’t even realize

where the seven to eight months went by

amid this court mess.

- Hello, Sujata?

- Where's Parekh?

There is an accident.

- Where?

- I'm bringing them in.

- Okay.

- I'll be there.

- Okay. Calm down, Sujata.

- I tried calling Dr. Oberoi, but he

- Calm down.

- Is there anyone there?

- Sir!

- Parekh, whatever

Sujata is on the line.

She's on the road

in an ambulance with

multiple-injury patients.

Take this. Speak to her.

Hand this to Romani, please.

Sir,

when the court hasn't made its decision

yet, why are you making yours?

You are still the trauma chief

of Bombay General Hospital.

So, please

do your job!

Thank you.

Sujata, Dr. Kaushik.

Hello, sir, it's a motorcycle accident

with multiple injuries.

Male, in his late 40s,

with a fractured ankle, I think.

Eight-year-old daughter has head trauma,

possible concussion and there

could be internal bleeding, too.

Okay! What are the daughter's symptoms?

BP is 80/50 and falling,

pulse is irregular.

50 BPM. The mother is worse, sir.

Iron rod in the abdomen

Blood is everywhere,

perhaps a ruptured artery

and her pulse is very weak.

Look, I'll get the ER ready.

You get here as soon as you can.

Sir, I am not sure, sir.

We've been stuck in one place

for ten minutes.

We'll hopefully make it, sir.

Okay.

Chitra, it's me.

Chitra, let me in.

No. One second. One second.

What should we do?

- Chitra, I want

- One second.

- You knew, right?

- Absolutely not. How can you say that?

I had no idea that Saurav

is a part of this group.

How is it even possible?

I'm sure you got a list with names.

Saurav's name would have been on it.

Didn't his name just jump out at you?

How did he even get to know that I'm here?

I cut every chord, every single one!

Even with my parents

I didn't even keep in touch

with my own parents.

I was very careful.

I don't visit crowded places,

no malls, nothing!

You know that Ahaan?

He asked me for a film.

How do I tell him that

I don't go only anywhere!

For the fear that someone

might recognize me!

You just have to ask him to leave.

Yeah.

You only tell him to leave.

That will be best.

You

Why don't you just go home?

Just for the day?

Right.

I can, right?

I'll only go.

I'll only go, yeah.

Okay, I'll only go.

Phone

Umbrella

Chitra ma'am,

please can you come

to the reception urgently?

There are too many patients

with dysentery and diarrhea.

Cherian ma'am is also looking for you.

They need to be allotted beds urgently

I can't go.

I mean look at the rain!

The hospital is jammed

and the dysentery-diarrhea outbreak cases

haven't been allotted yet,

and the reception is crowded.

How can I go?

Exactly.

You can't leave, Chitra.

I can't go.

Chitra

this is Bombay General Hospital.

It can't function without you.

I can't manage, either.

Saurav can't hurt you anymore.

You won't let him influence you, right?

Not anymore.

Today, Paramjeet Kaur is alive

and with her family, all thanks to you.

You're not the old Chitra anymore.

You are not Saurav's wife anymore.

You are now the backbone

of this hospital.

- Dr. Subramaniam?

- Yes?

Cherian ma'am has asked for you urgently.

And some Mr. Kulkarni wants

to talk to you about Dr. Oberoi.

Bloody hell!

I am coming there.

Chitra?

I'll be fine.

I'm safe here, in the hospital.

Doctor! Doctor! Just move. Move!

Mother and daughter have lost

a lot of blood.

Mom's pulse is very weak.

I think the father is okay.

We have to see the ward.

That's why we are here.

Chandrakanth, take them away.

Move away.

Doctor. Doctor!

Doctor teams.

- Turn this side.

- Teams?

- Doctor, call your teams!

- Get Diya over here and

- Diya, come here!

- Ahaan with the father.

- Get Romani on the girl.

- Yes, got it, sir.

Hello.

Give me more gauze.

- I need IV, I need IV!

- We need more ciproxin.

Sujata, gave ciproxin?

- Yes.

- Hurry up!

Yes, there was nothing else to give.

- Okay, open the wound.

- Possible fracture in the hip.

This will need stitches.

- Get me more gauzes.

- Dr. Oberoi.

Her pulse is weak.

She's losing a lot of blood.

Crap, we're going to lose her,

Dr. Oberoi!

- There's a lot of blood loss.

- What are you doing?

This is your ER!

Take action, save her life.

- Come on.

- Get them out of the ER.

- Vidya, get me more gauze.

- Get me the tranexamic acid!

You all, please wait outside.

Please, outside.

I know that, ma'am. I know that!

I don't want them to watch

Dr. Kaushik in the ER.

It will create havoc!

I need to speak to Subramaniam.

- Sir, give me five minutes

- I have to speak to him right now.

What is he doing in front of everyone?

Cutting from the cutter.

Get here! What is he doing?

Why is Kaushik Oberoi here?

Why are your delegates here

in the trauma section?

I told them they're not allowed here.

I'm giving them a general tour!

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi's face is on

all TV channels since this morning!

Won't they recognize him?!

I thought you were smart.

- Yogesh

- Hey! Stop this! Don't you understand?

Stop it, stop it now!

Listen.

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi is still

the head of my trauma department.

That's the very problem.

Your favoritism will land us

in deep trouble.

- I won't be a part of your circus.

- Then what are you doing here?

Pulse is dropping.

Sir, please step back.

- What happened doctor?

- Please, step back.

- What is it, Doctor?

- Please, wait!

Without a laparotomy,

it can get very complicated.

- I will need the OT right now.

- What's wrong, Doctor?

Cherian, OT!

The OT isn't ready.

- Kaushik, Kaushik, what are you doing man?

- We need to remove it here, now!

Emergency laparotomy.

It's too risky, I cannot do it over here.

I need an OT. Cherian, OT!

- The OT is not ready, sir!

- Dr. Oberoi, please do something

BP is dropping. BP is dropping!

What are you doing?

Dr. Oberoi, please!

We're losing here, Dr. Kaushik!

Do something, Dr. Kaushik!

- Hima, get me the defib. Now!

- Yes.

Vidya, Ambu bag.

Anant Kelkar was my husband.

I am going to file a case,

and the charge against

Dr. Kaushik Oberoi,

will be that of m*rder