Episode 2

Jimmy Mistry is a Parsi business tycoon who designed his own skyscraper. His business empire was built on the economic reforms of 1991, and he now represents a particular group of Indian entrepreneurs who throw themselves into philanthropic enterprises. Today, he has a bad back and places his faith in the hands of friend and astral architect Neeta Sinha, who promises a simple cure involving yellow sunflowers.

Cousins Deepa Harijan and Siddhi Jadhav live in a small row of one-room homes in the shadow of Antilia, the controversial residence of India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani. They watched the skyscraper go up on a plot of land they used to play on as children. It is now reported to be the second most expensive house in the world after Buckingham Palace. But far from resenting this conspicuous show of opulence, Deepa and Siddhi dream of earning enough to buy their own homes on Millionaires' Row one day.

Finally, it's party time in Juhu, where Abu and Sandeep are hosting the go-to fashion event of the season. Mumbai's creme de la creme don their most extravagant outfits for an event that celebrates diversity and inclusivity in all its forms and highlights the most progressive spirit of avant-garde creativity in contemporary India.