My Father, My Hero | 100th Episode Special | PGX #100

For the 100th episode, Prakhar turns the mic toward his father for a quiet, funny, deeply affectionate conversation. It opens with the question every son wants answered - 'Are you happy with my work?' (Hindi) - and gets an unhesitating yes, plus a father's review of the show itself: he still watches the episodes, and his one professional note is that Prakhar should look guests in the eye more. The memories come in layers: the Premier Padmini bought for Rs 30,000 and parked at Tau ji's house in Mathura, the early lawyer's hustle of visiting clients, and the discipline that never left - up early even now, working until 10 at night, sometimes falling asleep mid-conversation on Prakhar's shoulder. The father explains his own method as a young lawyer: read the whole file, memorize it carefully, argue it - and the joy when the case is won. The lessons he passes down are simple and radical: keep your word and complete it without calculating your advantage; to rise higher you must let go of the lower rung - detachment (moh) will otherwise drag you; and take whatever is good from everyone. He recalls Radhika's birth and the years when work grew, the nightly stories and prayers, and Prakhar's childhood dream of becoming Chief Justice of India. He speaks of Shamak's mother giving her career years to raise the children, of joint-family bonds, of building the house that is 'Amma's house,' and blesses the whole family. Prakhar closes the milestone: 100 episodes, almost 90-100 crore views, and a promise - a new story is coming. 'You've given my father pride... This is a dream and I'm going to make this dream bigger.'