INT. NASH'S SMALL HOUSE - MORNING
NASH, a 24-year-old guy with a hint of stubble and tired eyes, sits at a small, cluttered desk in the living room of his cramped house. The room is a mix of old furniture and stacks of textbooks, hinting at his struggle to find a stable job. He stares at his laptop screen, scrolling through job listings with a sigh.

NASH (V.O.)
Another day, another dollar. Or in my case, another hour at the grocery store.
INT. GROCERY STORE - DAY
The bell on the door jingles as NASH walks into the bustling grocery store. The smell of fresh produce mingles with the faint scent of cleaning supplies. MR. KAPOOR, a round-faced man with a gentle smile, is restocking canned goods.
NASH
(to Mr. Kapoor)
Good morning, sir.
MR. KAPOOR
Good morning, Nash! How's the job hunt?
NASH
(forces a smile)
Oh, you know. Just trying to find something that doesn't make me want to pull my hair out.
MR. KAPOOR
(laughing)
Patience, beta. The right opportunity will come.
NASH nods, not quite convinced. He starts his shift, organizing items and helping customers with their groceries.
INT. GROCERY STORE - LATER
Mrs. KAPOOR, a 44-year-old woman with a warm smile and saggy tits, approaches NASH as he's placing a box of cereal on the shelf. She's wearing an apron over her traditional Indian attire.

MRS. KAPOOR
Nash, can I have a word with you?
NASH
(turns to her)
Of course, Mrs. Kapoor. What can I do for you?
MRS. KAPOOR
(concerned)
You've been looking quite stressed lately. Is everything okay?
NASH
(shrugs)
It's just the job search. Nothing's panning out.
MRS. KAPOOR
(smiling warmly)
Don't worry so much. Sometimes, life takes us on unexpected paths. Maybe this isn't just about finding a job, but about discovering your true calling.
NASH
(skeptically)
Yeah, sure. Easy for you to say, Mrs. Kapoor. You guys own this place.
MRS. KAPOOR
(nods)
True, but I've seen tough times too. And I know Mr. Kapoor sees something special in you. He thinks you could be more than just an employee here.
NASH
(surprised)
What do you mean?
MRS. KAPOOR
Well, he's been considering giving you more responsibilities, even a chance to manage the store one day.
NASH
(flabbergasted)
Me? Really?
MRS. KAPOOR
Why not? You're hardworking, reliable, and you have a way with customers. Plus, you're like family to us.
NASH
(swallows hard, trying to process the information)
That's... That's incredible. I had no idea. Thank you, Mrs. Kapoor.
MRS. KAPOOR
(pats him on the back)
Just keep doing what you're doing, Nash. And maybe consider taking on a few more responsibilities here. It could be a stepping stone to something better.
NASH nods thoughtfully, feeling a glimmer of hope. He finishes his shift, lost in contemplation about the future Mr. and Mrs. Kapoor have proposed for him. As he walks home, the sun setting behind him, casting long shadows over the quiet street, he decides to pay a visit to his best friend, VIJAY.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - EVENING
The camera pans to VIJAY'S HOUSE, a slightly larger and more modern abode compared to Nash's. The lights are on, and the sound of laughter and music filters through the open windows. The front door opens to reveal a spacious living room with a large TV playing a cricket match. VIJAY, dressed in casual wear, sits on the couch, his eyes glued to the screen. He looks up as NASH enters.

VIJAY
(excitedly)
Bro, what's up? Did you get the job?
NASH
(laughing)
Not yet, but I might have something better.
They share a high-five as VIJAY'S MOTHER, SHILPA SHARMA, struts into the room. She's dressed in yoga pants and a tank top that accentuates her toned body and ample cleavage. She's carrying a tray of snacks and drinks.

SHILPA
(noticing Nash)
Oh, my little Nash is here! How are you, beta?
NASH
(smiling)
I'm good, Aunty. Thank you.
SHILPA
(winks)
Looking as handsome as ever.
NASH feels a slight blush creep up his cheeks as she places the tray on the coffee table and leaves the room.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - KITCHEN
LATER, Nash and Vijay are in the kitchen, grabbing beers from the fridge. The sound of pots and pans clanging in the background indicates someone cooking dinner.
NASH
(whispers)
Dude, your mom's been giving me the look lately.
VIJAY
(laughing)
What look?
NASH
(whispers)
You know, the look.
VIJAY
(shrugs)
She's just happy you're here. She thinks you're a good influence on me.
NASH
(rolls his eyes)
Yeah, sure.
Just then, the kitchen door swings open, and PADMA, the 36-year-old maid, walks in with a plate of samosas. She's wearing a tight blouse that showcases her large breasts and a petticoat that clings to her curves. She catches Nash's gaze and smiles coyly.

PADMA
(flirtatiously)
You want some, Nash-babu?
NASH
(nervously)
No, thank you, Padma. I'm good.
VIJAY
(elbows Nash)
Don't be shy. They're her specialty.
NASH takes a samosa, trying not to stare. The tension between Nash and Padma is palpable.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
The room dims as the lights are turned down. The TV is switched to a Bollywood movie, the volume low. SARA SHARMA, Vijay's 26-year-old sister, enters the room in a tight dress that hugs her curvy figure. She's the life of the party, and she throws a cushion at Nash playfully.

SARA
(laughing)
You're always so serious, Nash! Relax and watch the movie with us.
NASH
(smiling)
I'm just tired, Sara.
SARA
(pouts)
Come on, I promise I won't bite.
NASH sits down, and Sara cuddles up next to him, her arm resting on his shoulder. He feels a thrill run through him, but tries to ignore it, focusing on the movie instead.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - BALCONY - LATER
Nash steps outside for some fresh air. The night is warm and humid. He leans on the balcony railing, looking out over the city. The distant lights twinkle like stars. RIM SHARMA, Vijay's 27-year-old sister, joins him, her arms crossed.

RIM
(coldly)
What are you doing here, Nash?
NASH
(confused)
What do you mean? I'm just visiting Vijay.
RIM
(narrows her eyes)
You're always here, trying to get closer to my family. What's your angle?
NASH
(surprised)
Angle? I've known Vijay since we were kids. There's no angle.
RIM
(arms still crossed)
Just be careful, okay? We don't need any more...complications.
NASH
(frowning)
What's that supposed to mean?
Before Rim can answer, SHWETA SHARMA, Vijay's 44-year-old aunt, opens the balcony door and steps out, her eyes glinting with mischief.

SHWETA
(smiling)
Ah, the young ones and their drama. Nash, beta, do you need any help with your job search? I might have some connections.
NASH
(turns to her)
That'd be great, Auntie. I really appreciate it.
Rim leaves the balcony, leaving Nash feeling both confused and relieved.
NASH
(to Shweta)
Thank you, Auntie. I really need all the help I can get.
Shweta's smile widens, her gaze lingering on Nash's chiseled physique.
SHWETA
(flirtatiously)
You're welcome, Nash. You know, I've always thought you were quite... capable.
NASH
(smiling awkwardly)
Thank you, Auntie. I'll definitely keep that in mind.
Shweta leans closer, her big boobs pressing against Nash's arm. He feels a mix of discomfort and excitement.
SHWETA
(whispers)
And if there's ever anything else you need...
NASH
(swallows hard)
Thank you, Auntie. I'll keep that in mind.
Shweta winks and goes back inside, leaving Nash on the balcony, his thoughts racing. He finishes his beer and decides to head home, the evening's events weighing heavily on his mind.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - NIGHT
Nash enters his house, flipping on the lights. The stark contrast from Vijay's vibrant home to his own simple abode is palpable. He throws his keys onto the small side table, the sound echoing through the emptiness of his house. As he sits on the worn-out couch, his thoughts drift back to the conversation with Mrs. Kapoor and the suggestive glances from Padma and Shweta.
NASH (V.O.)
What's going on with me? I can't even think straight with all these... distractions.
INT. NASH'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
Nash lies in bed, unable to sleep. His mind is a whirlwind of job opportunities, his attraction to Shilpa and Padma, and the unresolved tension with Rim. He picks up his phone, scrolling through social media to distract himself.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - MORNING
The next day, Nash wakes up to the blaring of his phone's alarm. He gets dressed, his mind still buzzing with the events from the previous evening. As he heads to the grocery store for his shift, he can't shake off the feeling of unease that's settled in his stomach.
INT. GROCERY STORE - MORNING
Nash arrives at work, looking slightly disheveled. Mr. Kapoor notices and approaches him with a concerned look.
MR. KAPOOR
Nash, is everything alright? You seem a bit off today.
NASH
(fakes a smile)
Yeah, I'm fine, sir. Just didn't sleep well.
MR. KAPOOR
(nods)
Well, if you need anything, you know where to find me.
As Nash starts his day, he's approached by a new customer, a young, attractive woman named NEHA. She's in her mid-twenties, with a confident air and piercing eyes.

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NEHA
Excuse me, do you have any organic milk?
NASH
(snaps out of his thoughts)
Oh, yes. Right this way.
Neha follows Nash through the aisles, and their conversation naturally drifts to their personal lives. Nash tells her about his job search and his aspirations. She seems genuinely interested.
Neha and Nash continue their conversation at the cash register as she pays for her groceries. There's an undeniable spark between them.
NEHA
You know, Nash, you're too smart to be stuck here. You should go after what you really want.
NASH
(smiles)
Thanks, Neha. That's what everyone keeps telling me.
NEHA
Well, I'm not just anyone. I'm a talent scout for a big tech company. Maybe I can help.
NASH
(surprised)
Really? That's incredible. But I'm not sure if I'm cut out for that kind of work.
NEHA
(hands him her card)
Don't sell yourself short. Just send me your resume. Maybe we'll find something that suits you perfectly.
Nash takes the card, feeling a newfound hope. As Neha leaves the store, he can't help but stare at the card, his thoughts racing. He looks around the store, the mundane task of scanning items at the cash register feeling heavier than ever before.
The day drags on, customers coming and going. Nash can't get Neha's words out of his head. Just when he's about to take a break, Mrs. Kapoor approaches with a knowing smile.
MRS. KAPOOR
Looks like you've got a new admirer, Nash.
NASH
(blushes)
Oh, it's just a job lead.
MRS. KAPOOR
(winks)
Or maybe more than that? You never know what opportunities come your way when you least expect it.
NASH
(smiling nervously)
Yeah, maybe.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - LATER THAT NIGHT
Nash sits at his desk, staring at Neha's business card. He's torn between his loyalty to the Kapoors and the excitement of a new opportunity. He decides to apply for the job she mentioned.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - DAY
Nash is busy cleaning his small, cluttered house when his phone rings. He wipes his hands on his t-shirt and answers.
NASH
(into phone)
Hello?
VIJAY (V.O.)
Yo, Nash! What's up, man?
NASH
(smiling)
Hey, Vijay. What's the occasion?
VIJAY (V.O.)
No occasion, just thought you could use a home-cooked meal. And maybe some company?
NASH
(smiles)
Sounds great, Vijay. I'll be there.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - EVENING
The door opens, and Nash is greeted by the mouthwatering aroma of traditional Indian cuisine. The Sharma family's house is bustling with activity. RIM and SARA are setting the dinner table, while PADMA is busy in the kitchen.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - DINING ROOM
NASH
(smiling)
It smells amazing! What's on the menu tonight?
Vijay's father, RAMESH SHARMA, walks in, his phone glued to his ear, speaking in a serious tone about business matters. He nods at Nash as he takes his seat at the head of the table.
PADMA, wiping her hands on her apron, looks over at Nash, her eyes twinkling with mischief. She gestures for him to come closer.
PADMA
(whispers)
I've made your favorite, Nash-babu. Don't tell the others.
NASH
(whispers)
Thank you, Padma. It's always a delight eating your food.
Padma smiles coyly and winks at Nash before returning to the stove. Nash walks into the living room where the TV is playing a cricket match and finds Vijay and his sisters, Sara and Rim, watching intently. Shilpa enters the room, looking more radiant than ever in a traditional sari that hugs her figure. She notices Nash and her eyes light up.
SHILPA
(smiling)
Nash! You're just in time for dinner.
NASH
(smiling back)
Thank you, Aunty. It smells delicious.
Sara gives Nash a playful nudge, while Rim's gaze remains cold and guarded. Shilpa's beauty and fitness are a stark contrast to the stress lines etched on her husband's face.
The family sits down for dinner. The table is laden with steaming dishes of biryani, raita, and a variety of spicy curries. The conversation is lively, with Sara teasing Nash about his job search and Padma occasionally sending him seductive glances. Rim remains aloof, her eyes following Nash with a hint of suspicion.
The dinner conversation shifts towards Nash's job prospects. Shweta, Vijay's aunt, brings up the opportunity she mentioned the night before.
SHWETA
Nash, darling, did you think about what I said? I'd love to help you find something more...stimulating.
NASH
(swallows hard)
Thank you, Auntie. I've actually been looking into a new opportunity.
SARA
(excitedly)
What opportunity, Nash?
NASH
(nervously)
Well, I met this woman named Neha at the grocery store. She's a talent scout for a tech company. She gave me her card and said she might have something for me.
The room goes quiet for a moment before VIJAY speaks up.
VIJAY
(clapping his hands)
That's amazing, Nash! You might just land a big break!
SARA
(cheers)
Yeah, who knows? Maybe you'll be the next tech mogul!
NASH
(chuckles)
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
SHILPA
(proudly)
I knew you'd find something great, Nash. You're too talented to be stuck in a grocery store forever.
NASH
(smiling)
Thanks, Aunty. I'll definitely keep that in mind.
Suddenly, the mood shifts as Shweta's expression turns serious.
SHWETA
(softly)
Nash, beta...
NASH
(turns to her)
Yes, Auntie?
SHWETA
(cautiously)
I just want you to be careful with these...outside opportunities. You know, people can be shady in the business world.
NASH
(nods)
I know, Auntie. I'll be cautious. Thank you for looking out for me.
The meal proceeds with laughter and good-natured banter. After dinner, as Nash helps clean up, Shweta pulls him to the side
SHWETA
(whispers)
Nash, I wasn't joking about helping you. I know some very influential people. If you're interested, I can make some calls.
NASH
(surprised)
That's...that's very kind of you, Auntie.
Shweta's smile is warm, but her eyes hold a hint of something more.
NASH, a 24-year-old guy with a hint of stubble and tired eyes, sits at a small, cluttered desk in the living room of his cramped house. The room is a mix of old furniture and stacks of textbooks, hinting at his struggle to find a stable job. He stares at his laptop screen, scrolling through job listings with a sigh.

NASH (V.O.)
Another day, another dollar. Or in my case, another hour at the grocery store.
INT. GROCERY STORE - DAY
The bell on the door jingles as NASH walks into the bustling grocery store. The smell of fresh produce mingles with the faint scent of cleaning supplies. MR. KAPOOR, a round-faced man with a gentle smile, is restocking canned goods.
NASH
(to Mr. Kapoor)
Good morning, sir.
MR. KAPOOR
Good morning, Nash! How's the job hunt?
NASH
(forces a smile)
Oh, you know. Just trying to find something that doesn't make me want to pull my hair out.
MR. KAPOOR
(laughing)
Patience, beta. The right opportunity will come.
NASH nods, not quite convinced. He starts his shift, organizing items and helping customers with their groceries.
INT. GROCERY STORE - LATER
Mrs. KAPOOR, a 44-year-old woman with a warm smile and saggy tits, approaches NASH as he's placing a box of cereal on the shelf. She's wearing an apron over her traditional Indian attire.

MRS. KAPOOR
Nash, can I have a word with you?
NASH
(turns to her)
Of course, Mrs. Kapoor. What can I do for you?
MRS. KAPOOR
(concerned)
You've been looking quite stressed lately. Is everything okay?
NASH
(shrugs)
It's just the job search. Nothing's panning out.
MRS. KAPOOR
(smiling warmly)
Don't worry so much. Sometimes, life takes us on unexpected paths. Maybe this isn't just about finding a job, but about discovering your true calling.
NASH
(skeptically)
Yeah, sure. Easy for you to say, Mrs. Kapoor. You guys own this place.
MRS. KAPOOR
(nods)
True, but I've seen tough times too. And I know Mr. Kapoor sees something special in you. He thinks you could be more than just an employee here.
NASH
(surprised)
What do you mean?
MRS. KAPOOR
Well, he's been considering giving you more responsibilities, even a chance to manage the store one day.
NASH
(flabbergasted)
Me? Really?
MRS. KAPOOR
Why not? You're hardworking, reliable, and you have a way with customers. Plus, you're like family to us.
NASH
(swallows hard, trying to process the information)
That's... That's incredible. I had no idea. Thank you, Mrs. Kapoor.
MRS. KAPOOR
(pats him on the back)
Just keep doing what you're doing, Nash. And maybe consider taking on a few more responsibilities here. It could be a stepping stone to something better.
NASH nods thoughtfully, feeling a glimmer of hope. He finishes his shift, lost in contemplation about the future Mr. and Mrs. Kapoor have proposed for him. As he walks home, the sun setting behind him, casting long shadows over the quiet street, he decides to pay a visit to his best friend, VIJAY.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - EVENING
The camera pans to VIJAY'S HOUSE, a slightly larger and more modern abode compared to Nash's. The lights are on, and the sound of laughter and music filters through the open windows. The front door opens to reveal a spacious living room with a large TV playing a cricket match. VIJAY, dressed in casual wear, sits on the couch, his eyes glued to the screen. He looks up as NASH enters.

VIJAY
(excitedly)
Bro, what's up? Did you get the job?
NASH
(laughing)
Not yet, but I might have something better.
They share a high-five as VIJAY'S MOTHER, SHILPA SHARMA, struts into the room. She's dressed in yoga pants and a tank top that accentuates her toned body and ample cleavage. She's carrying a tray of snacks and drinks.

SHILPA
(noticing Nash)
Oh, my little Nash is here! How are you, beta?
NASH
(smiling)
I'm good, Aunty. Thank you.
SHILPA
(winks)
Looking as handsome as ever.
NASH feels a slight blush creep up his cheeks as she places the tray on the coffee table and leaves the room.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - KITCHEN
LATER, Nash and Vijay are in the kitchen, grabbing beers from the fridge. The sound of pots and pans clanging in the background indicates someone cooking dinner.
NASH
(whispers)
Dude, your mom's been giving me the look lately.
VIJAY
(laughing)
What look?
NASH
(whispers)
You know, the look.
VIJAY
(shrugs)
She's just happy you're here. She thinks you're a good influence on me.
NASH
(rolls his eyes)
Yeah, sure.
Just then, the kitchen door swings open, and PADMA, the 36-year-old maid, walks in with a plate of samosas. She's wearing a tight blouse that showcases her large breasts and a petticoat that clings to her curves. She catches Nash's gaze and smiles coyly.

PADMA
(flirtatiously)
You want some, Nash-babu?
NASH
(nervously)
No, thank you, Padma. I'm good.
VIJAY
(elbows Nash)
Don't be shy. They're her specialty.
NASH takes a samosa, trying not to stare. The tension between Nash and Padma is palpable.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
The room dims as the lights are turned down. The TV is switched to a Bollywood movie, the volume low. SARA SHARMA, Vijay's 26-year-old sister, enters the room in a tight dress that hugs her curvy figure. She's the life of the party, and she throws a cushion at Nash playfully.

SARA
(laughing)
You're always so serious, Nash! Relax and watch the movie with us.
NASH
(smiling)
I'm just tired, Sara.
SARA
(pouts)
Come on, I promise I won't bite.
NASH sits down, and Sara cuddles up next to him, her arm resting on his shoulder. He feels a thrill run through him, but tries to ignore it, focusing on the movie instead.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - BALCONY - LATER
Nash steps outside for some fresh air. The night is warm and humid. He leans on the balcony railing, looking out over the city. The distant lights twinkle like stars. RIM SHARMA, Vijay's 27-year-old sister, joins him, her arms crossed.

RIM
(coldly)
What are you doing here, Nash?
NASH
(confused)
What do you mean? I'm just visiting Vijay.
RIM
(narrows her eyes)
You're always here, trying to get closer to my family. What's your angle?
NASH
(surprised)
Angle? I've known Vijay since we were kids. There's no angle.
RIM
(arms still crossed)
Just be careful, okay? We don't need any more...complications.
NASH
(frowning)
What's that supposed to mean?
Before Rim can answer, SHWETA SHARMA, Vijay's 44-year-old aunt, opens the balcony door and steps out, her eyes glinting with mischief.

SHWETA
(smiling)
Ah, the young ones and their drama. Nash, beta, do you need any help with your job search? I might have some connections.
NASH
(turns to her)
That'd be great, Auntie. I really appreciate it.
Rim leaves the balcony, leaving Nash feeling both confused and relieved.
NASH
(to Shweta)
Thank you, Auntie. I really need all the help I can get.
Shweta's smile widens, her gaze lingering on Nash's chiseled physique.
SHWETA
(flirtatiously)
You're welcome, Nash. You know, I've always thought you were quite... capable.
NASH
(smiling awkwardly)
Thank you, Auntie. I'll definitely keep that in mind.
Shweta leans closer, her big boobs pressing against Nash's arm. He feels a mix of discomfort and excitement.
SHWETA
(whispers)
And if there's ever anything else you need...
NASH
(swallows hard)
Thank you, Auntie. I'll keep that in mind.
Shweta winks and goes back inside, leaving Nash on the balcony, his thoughts racing. He finishes his beer and decides to head home, the evening's events weighing heavily on his mind.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - NIGHT
Nash enters his house, flipping on the lights. The stark contrast from Vijay's vibrant home to his own simple abode is palpable. He throws his keys onto the small side table, the sound echoing through the emptiness of his house. As he sits on the worn-out couch, his thoughts drift back to the conversation with Mrs. Kapoor and the suggestive glances from Padma and Shweta.
NASH (V.O.)
What's going on with me? I can't even think straight with all these... distractions.
INT. NASH'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
Nash lies in bed, unable to sleep. His mind is a whirlwind of job opportunities, his attraction to Shilpa and Padma, and the unresolved tension with Rim. He picks up his phone, scrolling through social media to distract himself.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - MORNING
The next day, Nash wakes up to the blaring of his phone's alarm. He gets dressed, his mind still buzzing with the events from the previous evening. As he heads to the grocery store for his shift, he can't shake off the feeling of unease that's settled in his stomach.
INT. GROCERY STORE - MORNING
Nash arrives at work, looking slightly disheveled. Mr. Kapoor notices and approaches him with a concerned look.
MR. KAPOOR
Nash, is everything alright? You seem a bit off today.
NASH
(fakes a smile)
Yeah, I'm fine, sir. Just didn't sleep well.
MR. KAPOOR
(nods)
Well, if you need anything, you know where to find me.
As Nash starts his day, he's approached by a new customer, a young, attractive woman named NEHA. She's in her mid-twenties, with a confident air and piercing eyes.

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NEHA
Excuse me, do you have any organic milk?
NASH
(snaps out of his thoughts)
Oh, yes. Right this way.
Neha follows Nash through the aisles, and their conversation naturally drifts to their personal lives. Nash tells her about his job search and his aspirations. She seems genuinely interested.
Neha and Nash continue their conversation at the cash register as she pays for her groceries. There's an undeniable spark between them.
NEHA
You know, Nash, you're too smart to be stuck here. You should go after what you really want.
NASH
(smiles)
Thanks, Neha. That's what everyone keeps telling me.
NEHA
Well, I'm not just anyone. I'm a talent scout for a big tech company. Maybe I can help.
NASH
(surprised)
Really? That's incredible. But I'm not sure if I'm cut out for that kind of work.
NEHA
(hands him her card)
Don't sell yourself short. Just send me your resume. Maybe we'll find something that suits you perfectly.
Nash takes the card, feeling a newfound hope. As Neha leaves the store, he can't help but stare at the card, his thoughts racing. He looks around the store, the mundane task of scanning items at the cash register feeling heavier than ever before.
The day drags on, customers coming and going. Nash can't get Neha's words out of his head. Just when he's about to take a break, Mrs. Kapoor approaches with a knowing smile.
MRS. KAPOOR
Looks like you've got a new admirer, Nash.
NASH
(blushes)
Oh, it's just a job lead.
MRS. KAPOOR
(winks)
Or maybe more than that? You never know what opportunities come your way when you least expect it.
NASH
(smiling nervously)
Yeah, maybe.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - LATER THAT NIGHT
Nash sits at his desk, staring at Neha's business card. He's torn between his loyalty to the Kapoors and the excitement of a new opportunity. He decides to apply for the job she mentioned.
INT. NASH'S HOUSE - DAY
Nash is busy cleaning his small, cluttered house when his phone rings. He wipes his hands on his t-shirt and answers.
NASH
(into phone)
Hello?
VIJAY (V.O.)
Yo, Nash! What's up, man?
NASH
(smiling)
Hey, Vijay. What's the occasion?
VIJAY (V.O.)
No occasion, just thought you could use a home-cooked meal. And maybe some company?
NASH
(smiles)
Sounds great, Vijay. I'll be there.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - EVENING
The door opens, and Nash is greeted by the mouthwatering aroma of traditional Indian cuisine. The Sharma family's house is bustling with activity. RIM and SARA are setting the dinner table, while PADMA is busy in the kitchen.
INT. VIJAY'S HOUSE - DINING ROOM
NASH
(smiling)
It smells amazing! What's on the menu tonight?
Vijay's father, RAMESH SHARMA, walks in, his phone glued to his ear, speaking in a serious tone about business matters. He nods at Nash as he takes his seat at the head of the table.
PADMA, wiping her hands on her apron, looks over at Nash, her eyes twinkling with mischief. She gestures for him to come closer.
PADMA
(whispers)
I've made your favorite, Nash-babu. Don't tell the others.
NASH
(whispers)
Thank you, Padma. It's always a delight eating your food.
Padma smiles coyly and winks at Nash before returning to the stove. Nash walks into the living room where the TV is playing a cricket match and finds Vijay and his sisters, Sara and Rim, watching intently. Shilpa enters the room, looking more radiant than ever in a traditional sari that hugs her figure. She notices Nash and her eyes light up.
SHILPA
(smiling)
Nash! You're just in time for dinner.
NASH
(smiling back)
Thank you, Aunty. It smells delicious.
Sara gives Nash a playful nudge, while Rim's gaze remains cold and guarded. Shilpa's beauty and fitness are a stark contrast to the stress lines etched on her husband's face.
The family sits down for dinner. The table is laden with steaming dishes of biryani, raita, and a variety of spicy curries. The conversation is lively, with Sara teasing Nash about his job search and Padma occasionally sending him seductive glances. Rim remains aloof, her eyes following Nash with a hint of suspicion.
The dinner conversation shifts towards Nash's job prospects. Shweta, Vijay's aunt, brings up the opportunity she mentioned the night before.
SHWETA
Nash, darling, did you think about what I said? I'd love to help you find something more...stimulating.
NASH
(swallows hard)
Thank you, Auntie. I've actually been looking into a new opportunity.
SARA
(excitedly)
What opportunity, Nash?
NASH
(nervously)
Well, I met this woman named Neha at the grocery store. She's a talent scout for a tech company. She gave me her card and said she might have something for me.
The room goes quiet for a moment before VIJAY speaks up.
VIJAY
(clapping his hands)
That's amazing, Nash! You might just land a big break!
SARA
(cheers)
Yeah, who knows? Maybe you'll be the next tech mogul!
NASH
(chuckles)
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
SHILPA
(proudly)
I knew you'd find something great, Nash. You're too talented to be stuck in a grocery store forever.
NASH
(smiling)
Thanks, Aunty. I'll definitely keep that in mind.
Suddenly, the mood shifts as Shweta's expression turns serious.
SHWETA
(softly)
Nash, beta...
NASH
(turns to her)
Yes, Auntie?
SHWETA
(cautiously)
I just want you to be careful with these...outside opportunities. You know, people can be shady in the business world.
NASH
(nods)
I know, Auntie. I'll be cautious. Thank you for looking out for me.
The meal proceeds with laughter and good-natured banter. After dinner, as Nash helps clean up, Shweta pulls him to the side
SHWETA
(whispers)
Nash, I wasn't joking about helping you. I know some very influential people. If you're interested, I can make some calls.
NASH
(surprised)
That's...that's very kind of you, Auntie.
Shweta's smile is warm, but her eyes hold a hint of something more.
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