Harshvardhan

Harshvardhan, who is known by his nickname Harsh in India, was also invited to be a guest on the program.

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Needless to say, Harshvardhan is thrilled to bits, and proud of his son†™ s achievements.

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Harshvardhan is zapped to gather all that Purab has to say.

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But by now he is completely disillusioned with the entire aspect of the media and he is also not sure if Harshvardhan is involved in this entire scam.

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Amrish succeeds in brainwashing Purab and convinces Purab that if Jay is involved, it is impossible that his father Harshvardhan is not involved.

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It†™ s the last quarter of the narrative where Harshvardhan, after realizing he has been taken for a ride by his own son†™ s over-ambitiousness, that packs in the maximum punch.

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I can now imagine the mental tension that Harshvardhan (I guess that was probably the name of the person who won Rs One crore) must have undergone before Amitabh Bachchan exclaimed: You have made history!

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However, the old fox that he is, Amrish manages to eventually convince Purab that Harshvardhan is hand in glove with Jay.

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While much of film†™ s inner fire burns outwards from the pithy and peppery writing (Rohit Banawlikar) the essential core of idealism is preserved in the understated relationship between the idealistic young rookie Purab Shastri (Ritesh Deshmukh, eschewing comedy to come up with restrained and pacifying performance) and his mentor Harshvardhan.

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Harshvardhan stands there, stunned and watches Purab leave.

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