Raja London Ka Episode 2 [ENG SUB] 2nd June 2026 | Samar Jafri | Zaviyar Ejaz | Ameema Saleem

Rania?

Rani! Let’s go!

Rani?

What would you like, ma'am?

We have everything.

Jackets mufflers trousers shoes.

All imported goods, from London, Paris, and New York. All A1 quality.

You'll give us a discount, right?

Why not? Tell me, what do you want?

How about this one?

No, not that. The other one.

This one?

Maybe that one.

Yes, that one.

This one?

Put this aside.

Put that one aside, too.

Keep this one aside, too.

What's the price of this?

It's free.

Free? What do you mean by "free”?

I mean, completely free.

Brother, what kind of subscription offer is this?

It's our shop's anniversary today, so everything is free.

Tell me, what would you like?

Alright then, give me 50 jackets, 50 mufflers, and what else do you have?

Shoes too, right?

Make it 50 pairs of shoes as well.

Rania?

Done.

It’ll be done.

Guddu, pack everything up.

Think it over once, Brother Raja.

Go on, pack it.

Our market is famous for its kulfi too.

Would you like to have some?

No thanks.

Limca…Do you have Limca?

Of course.

Get us that.

Guddu, go bring Limca.

The Limca seller already has our unpaid tab.

Come, have a seat. You're our guests.

Come.

So, what do you people do?

We study.

And I write.

Wow.

What a coincidence!

Greetings.

Greetings.

Where are you coming from at this hour?

I was doing your share of the work, Dad.

Today was my mom's death anniversary.

Maybe you forgot.

Your mother was my wife, too.

I grieve for her as well.

She was ill.

I spent money on her like water.

But I can't put my grief on display right now.

What's wrong with you, Dad?

Why are you talking about death?

The one who died is gone. End of story.

Listen, my college is taking us on a trip. I need money.

Ayan.

Yes Dad?

Transfer the money into Eman’s account tomorrow.

Alright.

What happened to her?

Jealousy. What else?

She's your elder sister.

Show her some respect.

She's not my sister. She's my stepsister.

Raja!

Raja!

Raja! Wake up, Mister!

Get up, Raja!

Get up!

Mom says you should open the shop on time.

Sister!

What's with this daily drama?

Mom, make her understand!

Wake up, Raja. Wake up.

I'm awake!

The world is the enemy of my dreams. Every day, they drag me straight from London to the gutter.

The library we're inaugurating today was founded by the late Sultan Ali Khan.

He is no longer with us, and it saddens us deeply whenever a great leader leaves this world.

But we're happy that his son, Adil Sultan, is here among us today.

And I am fully confident that he will carry forward Mr. Sultan's legacy and vision even better than before.

I'd like to warmly invite him to the stage to share his thoughts.

A big round of applause for Mr. Adil Sultan.

Books are a person's best friends.

My father used to tell me that.

I was very young when my mother passed away.

Most of the knowledge and upbringing I received while growing up came from the books my father brought for me.

I believe education gives people the strength to reach their highest potential.

I will do my utmost to complete all the work my father started with the same passion and sincerity.

So this project is going to face corruption, too.

Looks like some people here have complaints.

Our library was supposed to be air-conditioned.

The fans barely work.

In the name of solar panels, all we have are open windows.

Letting in dust, noise, and who knows what else.

May I know your name?

Rania. Rania Mirza.

I'm a student at this university, and I have a lot of complaints about this library project.

Rania Mirza, all your complaints will be addressed.

You have my word.

Here, son, have some tea.

Your uncle called.

Why?

He must be asking for a new coat.

What else could he possibly need?

Always looking for free clothes.

Tell him I'm not giving him any coats right now.

He always comes and takes the best pieces.

What are we supposed to sell then?

We are supposed to think of him when he never thinks about us.

What was he saying?

He was asking us to fix a wedding date for Saira.

So soon?

Soon?

It's been four years since the engagement.

Aamir has come from Qatar and gone back twice already.

Next time he comes, he'll take his bride with him.

When is he coming?

I don't know exactly when, but whenever he comes, he'll set a wedding date.

Raja, son, pay a little more attention to work.

How else will you arrange your sister's wedding?

Mom, I'm at the shop from morning till evening and evening till night.

Where else do I go?

I know.

Just keep working with good intentions.

I have faith that everything will work out.

Your father used to say the same thing, that honesty… Mom, enough already!

Don’t you have anything else to talk about?

You keep teaching me lessons about Dad's honesty.

What did it ever get him?

In the end, he was branded a thief and a dishonest man.

A burden that I am still carrying to this date.

Then clear your father's name with your own honesty.

That's exactly why I keep teaching you these lessons!

And what about those videos you keep making?

Have they earned you anything yet?

I'm Raja, not a queen.

If I were a queen, I'd have gone viral on TikTok and made millions.

You'll earn millions one day.

For sure, you will.

God is great!

I'm going to clean up the kitchen.

After breakfast, drop Saba off at her college before heading to work.

Another responsibility on my shoulders.

What? No, Dad. I'm not interested.

At least hear me out.

Rania is a very nice girl.

She's studying Media Sciences.

She's very pretty, and I personally know her family, too.

And… Dad, Dad, hold on! Please hold it right there.

You've already started presenting her entire portfolio.

Honestly, I love my independence.

Consider it my last wish and do it for me.

Fine. I'll send you her picture.

Let me know what you think.

Come on!

For God’s sake, hurry up!

Every time you come, you honk so much that you create chaos in the whole neighborhood!

You are always in a rush!

Why don't you get a van service for college?

Your travel will be easier.

It'll be easier for both of us.

I only have classes three days a week.

For that, I have you. Why would you need a van?

I'm your chauffeur, right?

Now sit, let's go.

I have to go to the shop after.

You know, I've told you so many times to quit the shop and move to an online store.

Everyone has gone online.

The online stores also need a warehouse.

Uncle Rahim, do you know who I met today?

Maybe one of Mr. Sultan's old friends?

No, Dad’s choice for me.

The last time I spoke to Dad, he brought up marriage.

In fact, he'd already found a girl for me.

Really?

He never mentioned it to us.

Let's find out who this girl is who's supposed to become Adil's bride.

Her name is Rania Mirza.

I met her at the university today.

Did you like her? What was she like?

She's nice. She is Dad’s choice, so she must be nice.

She was very straightforward.

Then let's move things forward.

If Mr. Sultan's last wish was for you to get married, then you should definitely marry that girl.

Absolutely.

Uncle Rahim, I will fulfill all of Dad's wishes.

Brother Babloo, think about me too.

Everyone else will leave, and I'll be stuck here.

Your problem is that you have a degree, no money, and you want to go to London.

How will that happen? That’s impossible!

There must be a way. Think about it.

There is one solution, if you're willing.

What do you mean?

Raja, get married.

You'll get a spouse visa and fly straight to London.

Do you have a girl in mind?

I carry girls’ information around in my pocket.

Here, look at this one.

You're moving way too fast.

You want to fix my marriage with her?

She looks twenty years older than me.

Put that picture back in your pocket.

Wow, Mr. Raja!

You want the best of both worlds!

Where am I supposed to find a queen worthy of your standards?

At least try.

Fine, I'll try.

Tell me, did any new jeans arrive at the shop?

Yeah, a new shipment came in. I'll send you one tomorrow.

No need for all that.

I'll talk to him. I already have an account running with him.

Come to the shop first.

Show me some good jeans, then I'll help you out.

How am I supposed to open the shop right now?

I've been looking for you everywhere, and you're just sitting here?

Everyone's talking about you. Even the teachers.

You questioned Adil Sultan in front of everyone.

Erum, if we don't ask questions, who will?

We're Media Sciences students. That's literally our job.

If we don't point these things out, these people will sell the country and swallow everything.

Anyway, what have you decided about the project?

I got an idea yesterday.

Remember that flea market? You took me there.

I even remember that guy who was totally smitten with you.

I think he'll help us arrange everything.

What if we make a documentary about him?

He is a really interesting subject.

Right? Shall we go?

Come carry me.

Let's go.

Did that matter get resolved or not?

Politicians… Give them power, and they grow wings.

They keep fluttering around.

They're impossible to find afterward.

Mr. Farhan came to collect his cheque today.

For the third time, I fooled him and sent him home.

If we don't get this contract, the whole world will watch the spectacle.

That's why I am exercising all my resources.

It's the overhead bridge contract.

If we get it, all the cheques will clear.

How?

How will that happen?

We need to sweeten things up for the people on the inside.

It's not that easy anymore.

When Mr. Sultan was around, we had a connection with him.

Now his son, Adil Sultan, has taken over.

He's young and educated abroad.

Bribes won't work on him.

We'll have to think of something else.

Will you have some tea?

Instead of checking your lottery bond numbers, go get your palm read.

At least you'll find out whether there's any wealth in those lines.

The day my bond wins, you'll all be chasing after me.

I won't be within anyone's reach.

Okay fine.

You are all alone in this world.

Even if you win the lottery, what good does that do to you?

I'll get married.

At this age?

You’ll end up dead in the first week.

Whatever little money you have left, go buy some cough syrup.

It'll improve your life at least.

Guddu, come here.

Yes, Brother Raja.

Here, make a video.

What’s the pattern?

L Start!

If you have big dreams and royal ambitions, come to flea market and make those dreams come true!

Goods from London, scarves from Paris!

A jacket from Sialkot that's practically priceless!

Even Prince Charles has bathed using this towel!

Balochi shoes, Punjabi embroidery!

Wear them for TikTok videos or for acting!

Getting the goods to your doorstep is our responsibility.

Amazing!

That was really good!

Mention not.

So, you finally remembered me.

Tell me, what can I do for you?

But there's no sale today.

No, actually, this is for our university's annual project.

We need to make videos with the people of flea market.

If you two could help us… Yes, yes, I understand.

You want to talk about the issues faced by flea market, right?

I’ll tell you.

Turn on the camera. I'm ready.

But will it just be the two of you?

Didn't a news van and satellite dish come with you?

No, no, we are… Obviously, a news channel will showcase it… Why would drama makers care about our problems?

They're busy showing mother-in-law versus daughter-in-law fights and child marriages.

Alright then. Tell us about the issues faced by flea market, too, but we'd like you to tell us about the market itself.

Tell us about your shop.

Sure, I'll tell you. Who takes bribes?

Who steals manhole covers… No, no, it's nothing like that. He's just joking. That's how he is.

Just tell me what you need. I'll help you. No issues at all.

Let's start from the beginning.

I am Erum, and she's Rani.

And I'm Raja.

Raja, I really liked your poetry!

I was hoping you could write a little poetry for my videos.

They're not here to conduct interviews.

They're not from a news channel.

I understand what you are looking for.

I'll do it.

Poetry? Why stop there?

I'll write an entire poetry collection for you. As you command.

No, no, we don't need a whole collection.

What you were doing before was perfect.

So if you're okay with it, when can we start?

Right now, today, this instance.

But first, let us explain how we'll work so there aren't any misunderstandings later.

Rani… Raja. I'll show you the kind of work we're planning.

Raja. I'll show you the kind of work we're planning.

Look, if we use pictures like these and make videos of you in this style, something like this...

Raja, I've liked and subscribed to your page.

Now you have to write a beautiful poem for me.

Hey Daulatana!

Brother Daulatana, what happened?

What happened?

He is not well! Get him some water!

Guddu, get some water!

Call an ambulance! Let's get him to a doctor!

Brother, open your eyes!

Nothing will happen to you! Look over here! Look at me!

What happened to him?

He has lung cancer.

He's been here many times before.

Despite my repeated insistence, he never started treatment.

Doctor, please come fast.

Excuse me.

Daulatana had cancer?

He never even mentioned it to us.

He never told us. Why didn’t he?

He has cancer?

Hello? Yes, Brother Raja?

Guddu, listen carefully.

Take all the money from the cash box and collect whatever you can from the shopkeepers.

I'm sending you the location. Get here quickly.

We need money for Brother Daulatana's treatment.

Get here fast.

Don't worry, Brother Raja. I'll arrange the money.

Come on, everyone! Empty your cash boxes!

Uncle Daulatana is in serious condition.

Hurry up and contribute.

Brother Saqi, check inside. I'll look here.

Come on, empty your cash box!

Give me the money.

Do it quickly.

What's this? Don't fool me.

We know you have another cash box. Bring the main one!

Quickly! Quickly!

That's more like it.

Come on, everyone Brother Daulatana is sick. Give whatever you can.

In the name of God!

Come on, brother. Empty your cash box.

If you got hit by a car tomorrow, we'd be the ones collecting money for you, too.

Give some more!

God will bless you. Give generously.

Quickly son quickly!

Come on, brother. Spare some money.

Empty out your cash boxes.

Give some more!

Where's your generosity gone?

God will provide more.

Put the money here, son.

Come on… Come on….

Give me the money.

Quickly!

His condition is very serious.

Give some more!

Give this one!

Today you're helping someone else; tomorrow someone may help you.

Quickly! Quick! Quick! Quick!

Give more! People are already dying from eating your burgers… Brother Raja.

I've paid the hospital bill.

All the shopkeepers said not to worry.

If more money is needed, we'll arrange it.

I'm very sorry.

We tried our best, but his condition had deteriorated too much.

If he had started treatment earlier, there might have been a chance.

I'm sorry