This incident brings Tripti close to him as she comforts him. Mandar again is left heartbroken from losing his cousin and friend. Kshitij is killed during an encounter with insurgents in Kashmir. All the same, the two continue to meet and start liking each other. Now stuck in a lie, Mandar has to continue projecting himself as an orthodox, colourless man. This almost backfires, as Tripti turns out to be a very open-minded girl who has no hang-ups about her own past and admits to having been in relationships before. When he finally meets one Tripti Gokhale, he is so smitten by her that he decides not be honest, but instead projects a holier-than-thou image. His strategy of being honest about his past affairs upsets most potential matches who are orthodox, conservative girls. After years of loveless one night stands, he takes Dilip's advise and decides to meet some girls through matrimonial sites. Later in 1996, Mandar meets Parul again in order to keep in touch with her and is left heartbroken when he finds her with another guy, Alok.Īfter college, Mandar is shown working a full-time job but is involved in a booty call arrangement with an older married woman who goes by the name Savita Bhabhi. Once again, Mandar is forced to shift residences and finally ends up staying with Dilip. Their furtive affair carries on for a while, Jyotsana visiting Mandar's flat from time to time, before Deepak finds out. Jyotsna needing sexual satisfaction finds it in Mandar. Hers is a marriage that has petered into nothingness, given her husband has let himself go out of shape and humour. Getting back to Mandar's alliance with Jyotsana, their casual flirting gradually reaches a point where they start an affair. Kshitij marries Anju and they eventually have a son. Amused, Mandar and Dilip talk about how Kshitij didn't fall for any of the pretty girls he was seeing, but fell in love with a dark complexioned plain girl. Kshitij falls in love with her and stops seeing other women. Greatly incensed on learning of this heinous act, Kshitij beats up the father and takes Anju and her kid brother away thus rescuing them. One of Kshitij's many girlfriends has a friend Anju who is being sexually abused by her own father. The dapper Kshitij, in the meanwhile, beds a steady parade of stunning girls at Mandar's flat. There he meets a beautiful housewife Jyotsna and sets his sights on her. While making out in the hostel room, they are caught by the warden and Mandar gets expelled from the hostel, leading him to rent a small flat. Mandar stalks Parul only for having sex with her. Dilip and Kshitij accompany him there too the latter is an army officer by now. Later in the year 1995, Mandar is now grown up and is an engineering student in Pune. His life becomes more exotic as he starts to woo girls, watching adult films and fantasizing about ladies.
By the end of their vacation Mandar realises that he is no longer a kid. 15-year-old Kshitij is studying in a military school and is mature beyond his years in his views and aspects about marriage, love and sex. The year is 1989, whence Mandar along with his cousin Dilip (nicknamed Yusuf as a tribute to the thespian) visits his village in Maharashtra where their cousin Kshitij is already waiting for them. The narration now moves back several years to Mandar's teenage. He asserts it "as a physical need", whereas to him "love is a different ball game and isn't necessary for sex". The story opens with one such scene where his friends tell him to get married as he is too old to screw around in turn, Mandar explains his philosophy about sex as a purely physical act, somewhat akin to the satisfaction of the 'perfect' bowel movement. Even in his late 30s, he is only interested in 'scoring' one night stands while his friends are all married with kids. Mandar Ponkshe, is an atypical youth, a sex addict and a player.
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