Aisha Page #2

Synopsis: After successfully arranging the marriage of her Delhi-based spinster aunt, Chitra, to Colonel Raghuvendra Singh, self-styled 'Event Manager', Aisha Kapoor, decides to turn match-maker. She is convinced that she can find the right match for anyone, including Bahadurgarh-based naive and innocent Shefali Thakur. Chaos and bitterness results after Aisha decides to convert Shefali into a modern and fashionable woman, and concludes that Randhir Gambhir is the ideal groom for her.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Rajshree Ojha
Production: Viva Entertainment
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Year:
2010
126 min
Website
356 Views


You want to meet my friends.

That's Randhir.

Every mother in Delhi...

- wants her daughter to marry him.

- Really?

Randhir.

Hi.

- Aisha, this is just too good.

- Thank you.

Sold. Sold.

We're constructing a new hotel at Dariyaganj.

I'll put up all your drawings in the lobby.

- What a finishing!

- Okay.

Randhir, meet Shefali.

She's a good artist as well.

Remember, at the wedding...

- you spilled wine on me.

- Oh, yes.

So sorry, really sorry.

My hair was messed up that day.

- But I also wiped it.

- Sure.

Are you coming from Chaddha's wedding?

You know Chaddha? I know Chaddha.

- He's getting married today.

- Seeing your clothes...

...I could guess that you're

coming from Chaddha's wedding.

- You're coming from the wedding.

- Randhir, hi. - Hi.

- Congratulations, the artist.

- Thank you.

- Hi, I'm Arjun.

- Shefali.

- So, what do you think?

- You know what?

Very impressive.

If you keep practising like this...

someday you'll surely be a professional.

- I... I hope you lose your polo match.

- We'll see.

- Aisha, you are coming, aren't you?

- Of course, I'm coming.

- And Shefali is coming as well.

- Yes, please come.

You must come.

The dress code is western,

but you can wear anything.

Summer dress. Hat.

You can wear a hat.

Randhir, go get us some drinks.

- Sure, sure.

- Thank you.

By the way, do we need to wear something special...

for the polo match?

Don't worry, we'll go shopping.

You've come to the right place.

I'll... I'll see you later, bye.

Idiot.

Om.

Om.

- Aisha, why are you getting into this problem?

- What problem?

Intentional interfering.

Poking your nose.

Why are you trying to match two mismatches?

We can never turn this pumpkin into Cinderella.

Aisha, why do you want to do something...

- that no one else wants to?

- Let's do the 'Suryanamaskar' now.

I hate this yoga teacher's voice.

Isn't Mallika Sherawat a babe?

I mean she's from Hariyana as well.

There's something called as grooming.

And Mallika Sherawat has something.

What does she have?

Just imagine what will happen...

if we make her wear Victoria's Secret thongs

and make her lie on Venice Beach in LA?

What will happen?

What will happen?

Victoria Secret will shut down.

You're one in a million, Aisha.

You're so gorgeous, you make others look pretty.

You think there should be no evil in the world, Aisha.

You want to fill every life with some colour.

Fill it.

You've set out to change someone's life, Aisha.

Just tell us what this new hobby, this obstinacy is.

You try to solve the problems of others, Aisha.

Try to solve one of your own problems.

Listen, Aisha. Try to understand.

Listen, Aisha. No matter how much you desire it...

Listen, Aisha. No matter how hard you try...

Listen, Aisha. There won't be anyone like you.

She's easy to persuade.

She gets emotional.

First, try to understand what love is.

It's crazy.

You do as you please.

You don't care about the world.

Aisha is one in a million.

She enters your heart through your eyes.

Listen, Aisha. Try to understand.

Listen, Aisha. No matter how much you desire it...

Listen, Aisha. No matter how hard you try...

Listen, Aisha. There won't be anyone like you.

- Aisha.

- Yes.

What is this?

- Credit card bill, Papa.

- Yes, I know it's the credit card bill.

But why is it so high?

If you spend money,

they're bound to send the bill, Papa.

- So much?

- Rs. 53,476.43 only.

Only! And what is 'Zest'?

'Zest', Papa. It's a nightclub.

I wanted Shefali to experience the nightlife of Delhi.

- So, I took her there.

- But why are you giving me sleepless nights?

And what is 'Ensemble'?

'Ensemble', Papa.

It's an exclusive boutique.

If you want to go to a place like 'Zest'...

...you need to wear good clothes.

And poor Shefali doesn't have good clothes.

I know, Papa, I should understand the value of money.

Money doesn't grow on trees.

It's hard to earn.

It's difficult to earn money.

I know everything, Papa.

But for the last time...

For the sake of Shefali.

Think of her as your daughter.

- No, no, thank you very much.

- Two daughters are enough for me.

And if you keep spending money like this...

...then there won't be any money left for the wedding.

- I don't want to get married.

- What?

- I just want a live-in relationship.

- What?

I need to go now, Papa. Love you.

I know you love me but I need to talk to you.

I hate this..

Yesterday, my aunt...

My aunt.

The one I came here with.

The one that was sitting besides me at the wedding.

- What's wrong with her?

- Oh, no. She's absolutely fine.

I was just saying that...

...she showed me photographs of boys yesterday.

And you know some of them were really sweet.

Tell me something.

- Have you seen 'Kabhie Khushi Kabhie Gham'?

- Yes, I have.

- Why?

- The dress Kareena Kapoor has worn in that...

It's neither red nor maroon.

It's some amazing colour in-between.

I'll wear the same, exact dress on my wedding day.

- Will you help me get it?

- Of course, I will help you.

Thank you.

- Only for me, though.

- Okay.

Promise.

Yes. Hello, girls.

- I'll get the papers to you.

- Okay.

- By evening.

- Okay. Thanks.

- Bye.

- Yeah.

- Excuse me.

- Excused.

Someone's got a serious case of bitchitis.

The polo match passes.

- The polo match passes.

- Yes.

Yes, in my office.

So, what do you think?

Isn't she looking cute?

I think, Aisha, let's change Shefali's name.

Why?

You've changed her completely.

When you've given her a personality like yours...

...then she should have a similar name as well.

Let's think.

Aisha, Zaisha, Waisha.

Aisha. How about that?

Are you mocking me?

- No, you're making fun of Shefali.

- How is that?

That is once upon a time there was a Shefali.

And now, there's just another copy of you.

What's wrong in that?

One of you is enough to take on Delhi.

Stop it.

- Get a job.

- What does that mean?

Are you satisfied by matchmaking?

Yes, I believe in social work.

What could be better than making someone's life better?

And anyway, I don't even take money for that.

- What do you know about girls anyway?

- No, just about women.

Come on, Randhir.

Doesn't he look like the Maharaja (king) of Jodhpur?

His pants are really strange.

They don't fit right.

They're called 'Jodhpuris'.

And he's looking very nice.

Well done, Arjun.

I'm fine, I'm fine.

Idiot

It's okay, it often happens in polo matches.

- Here. - Yes.

- Thanks so much, Shefali. Thanks.

Really.

Did you play hockey on the horse for the first time?

- No. Polo.

- Really?

- Pinky, don't do that.

- Stop that noise.

You stop torturing animals,

otherwise I'll call PETA.

Come, meet my friends.

- Pinky, let's go to the bar.

- Yes, let's go.

Everyone. Meet my friend and colleague from New York.

- Aarti.

- Aarti, this is... everyone.

- Well, hello, everyone.

- Hi.

- How are you feeling now?

- Little injured.

There's a recession going on in New York, right?

That's why people are leaving New York and coming here.

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Devika Bhagat

Devika Bhagat (born 25 October 1979) is an Indian screenwriter in the Hindi film industry, who has written films like Manorama Six Feet Under (2007, Bachna Ae Haseeno (2008) and Ladies vs Ricky Bahl (2011) more…

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