The cop calls his buddies at HQ to see if they got the number. They were
successful, and report what the number was. When the cop relays this information
to the rest of the group, the women flip out. Poonam tells them that the
extension was the number for the phone in their own bedroom! Sunil leaps out of
his seat, but stops himself (and the cop) when he realizes that Rahul would have
been long gone by then. Poonam frets about what to do with all of the guests
she's invited for Holi, but Vijay tells her to carry on as planned. Rahul
wouldn't do something dangerous with that many people around.
As one can see in the picture, Rahul did show up at the
party. He's infiltrated the band that's playing along with the singers, and
uses this opportunity to get close to Kiran and her family. He continually
glares meanly at them, snarling furiously as he pounds on his drum. As the
song wraps, one of Vijay's friends tells him that they had nothing to worry
about - their mysterious stranger did not come to the party. Everyone starts
heading off for the respective homes, and Vijay tries to get Poonam to bathe
with him! Out front, the band is still lingering at the door. Rahul (more or
less "in disguise" with his colored paint on) pounds on his drum to get
Kiran's attention. She assumes that he's indicating the band hasn't been
paid yet, so she gets some money from Sunil and starts handing it out to the
members.
When
she gets to Rahul, he doesn't take the cash that is being proffered. Instead
he grabs her roughly by the wrist, and wishes her a happy Holi, complete with
his now trademarked stuttering delivery of her name. As he does this, he
smears a large handful of colored powder on her face. Kiran shrieks in
horror when she realizes who she's now facing, and calls out for Sunil.
Rahul goes tearing off down the driveway in his escape with Sunil following
hot on his tail. Unfortunately for Sunil, the rest of town is still having
quite the celebration as hundreds of brightly colored people are clogging
the streets, impeding his chase. He sticks as close as he can, and doesn't
let his prey out of his sight.
Sunil is able to tag Rahul in
the back of the head with a bottle, but this doesn't cause Rahul to stop. He
keeps going, and loses Sunil in a huge group of partygoers. Sunil wanders
around in a daze for a moment, until Rahul approaches him from behind. He
taps Sunil on the shoulder and asks him who he is looking for. (Remember,
Sunil doesn't know Rahul is the stalker!) Sunil is too distressed to even
speak to Rahul at this point, and just wanders off.
That
night we find Rahul at home. He holds a cloth to the wound on his head from
the flying bottle, then looks at the blood stains on it. He says that Sunil
didn't do the right thing, and should not have hit him. Now, he's going to
have to pay for every drop of blood he has spilled!
The
next morning we see Kiran in her room. Her doorbell rings (she has a
doorbell on her bedroom door?!) and a servant comes in with a small package
for her that was waiting outside. She thanks him and he leaves her alone
to open it. When she does, she realizes that the contents are rather nasty.
She finds the handkerchief that Rahul had been using to mop up his blood.
He's written a message to her with it on the clean areas of the cloth. He
explains that this is his own blood, spilled by Sunil. He promises that he
has many projectiles lying in wait for her beloved Sunil the next time he
sees him.
Kiran drops the cloth and dives for the phone to
call Sunil. She is unable to reach him though, as he's gone over to a
friend's house to deliver a wedding invitation. Somehow Kiran is able to
track him down and she takes him to the beach to talk about what's been
happening. Kiran thinks it might be best if they postpone the wedding!
Rahul
sounds mad! He tells Kiran that she's done the one thing he was afraid would
happen - she lied to him! He asks her if she really thought she could get away
with having Sunil show up at their meeting. Kiran plays innocent and says that
she was not aware the Sunil was at the meeting point, but Rahul isn't buying it.
He goes on to describe what is happening in the room where Kiran and her pals
are listening to the call. Of course, a lot of these things are fairly safe to
assume, so this might be a bluff. Despite that possibility, everyone acts
shocked when he says he knows there's a cop with them, and that the call is
being traced. He tells her that he'll see her tomorrow at the
Holi celebration
(get the feeling filmmakers in India like Holi?). He kisses the phone, and tells
her goodnight.
