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So, how are uncle and auntie at home? How can they be? Papa has lost his job. I told them to take a leave, but they didn't call me back. Anyway, forget it. How's Amritsar? It's all the same. I don't know how people are running their homes. And is everything okay at the dairy? Hold on a minute. Okay, I'll call you later. Okay, take care. Pooja Milk Centre needs workers. If you know anyone who has recently lost their job, do send them to meet us. Didi! Come here for a minute. What happened? What do you mean? Why do we need workers? We can't even handle three at a time. What did papa say, Babbu? Did you forget? Do something so big that the shop... ...gets smaller. Didi, he meant customers. You're a fool. Sir, the khoya is ready. Thank you, Didi. What did you do before? I worked as a whiskey maker. I was a plumber. Are you two together? No, I'm a carpenter. This is the milk centre. Come at 3 a.m. every morning. Okay, Didi. Yes, Didi. Chotu, take them upstairs. Yes, Didi. And you? Didi, he was talking about a job. Come, come. 3 a.m. Yes, let's go upstairs. Sir, these are all for you. But, Didi, will so many people work here? They'll do something. Didi. Yes, brother. What do you want? What do you want? Who are you? I'm Tidda, new manager. Who are you? Who am I? I'll tell you. Brother, one minute. Who are you? Oh, what happened to you? What do you do? I used to work as a tailor. Oh, brother tailor. Do you know any driver or mechanic? What? No, I mean, bring him too. Sir, one more. Here, aunty, your curd. And tell me, how much for the cottage cheese? One minute, hold on. Oh, what is this? It's cottage cheese, aunty. It's very good cottage cheese. No, no, you keep your cottage cheese. Keep the curd. I'll buy something else. Oh, aunty, where are you going? Yes, mummy. Sorry, Didi, he wasn't a teacher, so... It takes time to learn a new thing, right? It's okay. Here, Didi, cottage cheese. It's good. Take some home. Yes. Okay, tie it for me too. Okay. Why did you gather so many soldiers? When you have to fight the war yourself. Oh, what was papa saying? Mummy, put some peas in the cottage cheese. Uncle, listen to me. Give me some time. I'll pay all your payments. Son, if I don't get the payment in front of me, how will I pay in front of you? What did he say? Nothing. Let's go. Sir, I can't see Didi's car. Get out of my way. Open the car. What are you doing? Didi, by Diwali, our Diwala will be over. Just wait and watch. We'll have to fire the extra people. It's Diwali for them too. Is the light on? Yes. Come, son. Smile, baby. Let's go. God bless you, son. Pooja Didi! Look, it's Pooja. Pooja! Hi, Pooja. What's wrong with everyone? I don't know. What's going on here? Hurry up. Hello, what's going on? Sir? So many people? Didi, you're not our Facebook friend, so you probably didn't know. Facebook? This is Pooja Milk Centre. It's a small shop in Guru Bazaar. There's a little girl who runs it. But we all call her Didi. Do you know why? Because when the whole world was firing people, she gave us a job. The shop didn't need so many people. Still, she gave us a job. She even sold her car to feed us. Only an elder sister can give you so much courage and courage. All of you should come here, give her courage and encourage her. Pooja Milk Centre. Remember that. Didi, it's really a small shop. Wait a minute. What are you looking at? Open your heart and the world will open up. Facebook