Table No.21 Page #6
Go back to sleep. Go to sleep.
Hey Johnny Walker, where are you coming from?
Your expression tells me..
You haven't forgotten
what happened this morning.
Look. Seniors have
a birth right to ragging.
- Right?
- Yes.
- Yes.
- Yes, sir. Correct.
Akram. Why don't you join us
for a drink?
Yes, let's celeb rate.
Our new friendship.
- Cheers. Cheers.
I don't drink.
Look, I don't approve of you drinking
in my room with girls"
at this hour.
Please leave.
We don't have a problem. - Did you hear,
he doesn't approve of it.
Preferences change.
In the morning, you liked the girl.
And now you will like alcohol.
- Right.
Come on, cheers.
Here, have a sip.
I said I don't drink.
- Come on. There always a first time.
Make him drink.
- Hey.
- Come on yaar.
Good.
"Love brought me to this.."
Get me a chalk, please.
Look, either you go or her go.
You decide it.
Go, hurry UP-
What's on the second floor?
The library?
- No.
One more.
- Go get it.
Please.
You guys don't even thank me.
Thank you.
One more.
- Thank you, one more.
You trouble him a lot.
One more please.
One more.
Rapid fire.
Think before answering every question.
What computer cannot be eaten?
Don't know.
- Tell him.
APPle.
What do you call a mobile that's never had sex?
The Virgin Mobile.
Upstart.
It's called No-Kia.
Have you ever done it?
If a dog visits Google, what will happen to him?
The same thing that happens
to you when you visit Google.
One for me.
What are you doing?
Open the door.
Sorry.
Sorry.
What are you doing?
Have you lost your mind?
What are you doing? Stop him.
I think Akram we should leave this college.
I cannot do that.
My dad will think his son's making up an excuse.
He'll think I am just..
I am just another loser who quit.
Akram, look at your condition.
Akraml Akram, wait.
Akram, where are you going?
- What?
You made me wet.
Where are you going in such a hurry?
So? Here?
Shall we take him along?
Come on.
Come on.
Come on, come on.
You're going to complain.
- No, please.
Come on.
- Let him go.
I won't do anything.
- He won't do it.
Let him go.
Akram!
Get up.
That's enough of your charades.
- Leave him.
What's your problem?
Why do you always have to interfere?
Just because we ragged you a bit..
Thankfully I caught him
outside the principal's office.
If he had gone to the principal"
"then it would've ruined my career,
reputation and life.
You want to complain about us.
- He won't.
He won't do it.
I apologise on his behalf.
Just shut up!
Don't interfere.
No one interferes.
You want to complain about us.
Get us rusticated.
You want to ruin our future.
We were just joking around with you.
But now you will realise
when you will become a joke.
Just because you seniors
have the power to do something"
doesn't mean you have to do it.
Talking about power.
You want to see my power.
- No.
You want to see my power.
See. See.
You want to see more?
See my power.
- Vivaan.
See.
See it. See my power.
You want to complain about us.
Give me the camera.
Give me the camera.
Complain about us.
I will show you power.
Sit.
Grab this video.
He wants to see my power.
I tried to explain you many times.
But you just don't get it.
Take this.
Complain about us.
Now he will never complain about us.
Let's go.
Vivaan!
I could've killed you this
easily on the first day itself.
But then you would've never understood..
"The pain my child went through.
I never realised, sir, that ourjoke..
Joke?
What joke?
Toying around with a naive boy...
and stripping him of his honour, his character.
You call the a joke.
Disrobing my child in front of everyone"
and mortifying him, you call that a joke.
Toying with someone's innocence.
You call that being a man.
You just sent a bag of bones.
You just sent a body.
He's just a lifeless body.
He's just a lifeless body,
Mr. Vivaan, he's not my son.
Tell me where my son is.
Where is my Akram?
We made a big..
It was a mistake, sir.
Today my task is finally complete.
You're free, you can go.
But this sin will never leave you.
Never-
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