Oh, and I fall in love with Kalki’s therapist. And Arjun turns down the offer of his own wedding, or something like it, when his regular American boyfriend surprises him with a visit and asks him to come to America with him. Shashank Arora and Shivani work on a high production music video for the bride of another wedding. Sobhita and Arjun decide to throw a wedding for the daughter of the chaiwallah at the office.
Instead in this episode we have multiple small weddings and one non-wedding. But we won’t get to see that actual wedding until the next episode. They want the publicity of hiring the outspoken gay advocate for their wedding. They are sure they won’t get it, but then they get the call after all because Arjun is filing his PIL against 377 and giving very good interviews on TV challenging the ruling party with their old ways of thinking. They are obviously pitching to the Not-Gandhis who represent the not-Congress party. They aren’t allowed to meet the bride or speak to her, and they are told to avoid marigolds as they are the color used by the ruling party. They are pitching to an old man politician, with a garlanded photo on the wall (implication of a family with an assassination in the past) and armed guards outside. This episode we get more details when they go in for the pitch.
Last episode it was mentioned in the back ground of scenes, talk about this big wedding they should try to get and that it will be both a wedding and a political alliance. And so the season has to end with a political wedding. In Delhi, you have the royals and you have old money and you have new money and you have wealthy bureacrats and you have foreign returned but the real power is the politicians and everyone knows it. This episode is a slow build and lead up to the biggest wedding of the season.
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