Dil Ka Kya Kasoor Page #6

Synopsis: Shalini Saxena lives a wealthy life-style with her brother Rajesh. She attends college and writes a few poems under the name Seema as part time activity, she meets her fellow collegian an orphan called Arun Kumar who sings for important occasions usually following the words of her poem. Shalini loves Arun wholeheartedly but is unable to express her feelings to him and thus she secretly helps Arun to not only become a popular singer but also rich. And then Arun gets married to the college principal daughter Meena; this breaks Shalini's heart and to make matters worse she is diagnosed with throat cancer and does not have any longer to live.
 
IMDB:
6.1
Year:
1992
157 min
318 Views


has never happened before.

She used to reply my letter,

and send a song too.

God forbid, is she ill?

Mr. Arun, how can I convince

you that Miss Seema is fine?

- Maybe there's a financial problem.

- No, she has no financial problem.

Don't worry. Give us your

letter, we'll send it to her.

- You'll surely send this

letter to her, right? - Yes.

Can't I come with you too?

You are embarrassing me Mr. Arun.

I've often told you that Miss Seems

has forbidden us to give her address.

And then, you should just be

concerned about your songs.

Right, Mr. Arun?

Come on Sham, hurry

up and get dressed.

- Why? - A few of my friends

have come from America.

We are all going for shopping, and

will be going for dinner after that.

- Come on. - No,

I'm not in the mood.

You are spoiling others'

moods along with your own.

Why are you bent on

ruining your life?

You are mistaken. Neither am

I spoiling anybody's mood...

...nor am I ruining my life.

- Look Shalu...

...be practical. You cannot

spend your life in your dreams.

Let go of the past.

Forget about Arun.

- Sister-in-law!

- I'm right, Shalu.

Arun is out of your reach.

He belongs to someone else.

You are not a part of his life.

But he is a part of my life.

Don't be foolish! There are many

eligible bachelors in this city.

Don't waste your time Shalu.

You are wasting your time. Go,

you'll get late for shopping.

- There's a letter for

you Miss Shalu. - Letter?

You'll never change.

Our dear Miss Seems,

you must be surprised...

...to see whose written this letter

and I am sorry about the fact...

...that I haven't

written to you earlier.

Why didn't I thank an

angel like you earlier?

lam Arun's wife, Meena.

My happiness keeps reminding

me of you and your blessings.

We have tried to meet

you many times...

...but we don't understand

why you don't want to meet us.

Please forgive us if

we've made any mistakes.

Don't be angry with us.

Please answer our letter.

Write songs for Arun to sing or

our dreams will be shattered.

We are committing a folly

by sending a cheque for you.

Don't think of it as a price

for your songs and your favours.

Accept it as a

loving gift from us.

Gratefully yours, Meena.

Today your debt's been repaid. You

have got the price for your songs.

His wife has insulted your

love by giving you this money.

- No. - The truth is

always harsh, Shalu.

Arun has never loved you.

No, that is not true.

Arun loves me.

He loves Seema, not you. He's

always hated Shalu, and always will.

- Enough!

- Don't be foolish.

There are many eligible

bachelors in this city.

Don't waste your time Shalu. You

cannot live your life in your dreams.

- Forget Arun!

- She is right!

He became well-known because of your

songs. Your songs brought him fame.

Take your revenge.

Take away his fame.

- Make him poor again!

- Quiet!

I love Arun.

He belongs to me.

See, this a blank cheque!

Arun has written my name on

it himself and has signed it.

Can anybody ever do that?

This is my most priced possession.

I'll treasure this cheque all my life.

I'll sacrifice my

life for his happiness.

Did you'll hear?

Go away!

I'll write songs for my Arun.

I'll pray that he always prospers.

That he always remains happy.

Always!

- You're very happy today?

- Why won't I be happy?

I'm going to become

a father. Papa!

- And you are going to

become a mother. - Oh no!

Okay, you'll become "Mummy".

And we are going to

get a baby daughter.

Why a daughter?

Why not a son?

Because I want a daughter.

- And I have already thought of a

name for my daughter. - What is it?

My daughter's name will be

Seema. Isn't it a nice name?

It's a very nice name.

- Congratulations!

- Congratulations to you too.

- How did you find out?

- But how did you find out?

- I have a letter.

- What letter?

Miss Seema's letter, what else?

She has written a letter after so

long that I came to congratulate you.

Oh? So this is the matter?

I thought it is something else.

See Meena?

Our child is so lucky.

- Where's the child? - We named our

child and... - Congratulations!

Yes. We named

our child Seema...

...and we received a

letter from Miss Seema.

Shalu?

Hey, what happened?

Now stop it.

You've had enough.

Will drinking this

reduce your tensions?

- Has Shalu gone to sleep?

- Yes, everything will be fine.

- You don't worry.

- Don't worry?

But how can I not worry? I get

terrified if something happens to her.

This over indulgence of

yours has spoilt her.

You are responsible for

her condition today.

Me?! I am responsible

for her condition?

Yes Rajesh. If you keep her

in this house always...

...what else can happen?

Let her go out.

Let her enjoy and

begin a new life.

- Even I want that.

- Only wanting it cannot help.

Take her out of

this house Rajesh.

But where?

- Ooty?

- Yes, Ooty.

No, I have gone to Ooty

many times. You'll go.

That's the limit. We made

the program for you...

...and you are

refusing to go. Get up.

- No, I don't want to go.

- This is great!

What is it? You'll

are still sitting here?

Get up, I'll have the

luggage put into the car.

- No, I don't want to go. - Hey,

the program was made for you.

Go for a few days, Ooty

is a nice place. Come.

Come on, hurry up. We're

really going to enjoy.

- Come. - Where? - Where

else, to roam around.

No, I don't feel like.

You'll go.

Don't get on my nerves.

We made this program for you.

- And she...

- Please come Shalu.

- Come, you'll like it.

- I don't feel like, you'll go.

Okay, nobody will go.

Come on.

Look Rama, don't be stubborn. Go

for my sake. I'll come in the evening.

Okay, let's go. Bye.

- You?

- You, here?

- Since when've you started liking

books? - It's just for a change.

- But what brought you here? - My

friend has organized a function here.

I've come to sing there. I've

made a career out of singing now.

- What do you want in these books?

- If there are any nice poems...

...I feel compelled

to sing them.

Now look, Miss Seema has

written an amazing poem.

Love makes one helpless.

My heart is not at fault.

Anyway, forget all this. What

are you doing in the evening?

- Nothing. - Would you like

coming to watch my program?

- Sure. - Then I'll come to take

you at 7 p.m. In the evening.

- Okay?

- I'll be waiting for you.

Mr. Arun has sent these

flowers and this letter.

Miss Shalini, I got a sudden call

from home that my wife has fallen ill.

Hence I couldn't come.

I'm sorry.

If possible we'll meet again.

I hope you will forgive me, Arun.

- What do you mean? - Yes Rajesh,

you've never cared about me.

We're engaged since two years and I

may have to wait for many more years.

I'd told you prior

to our engagement...

...that till Shalu does

not get married...

...I too cannot get married.

- Then when will Shalu get married?

Answer me. Do you have

any answer for me?

No. Shalu will not

get married now...

...because the boy that she

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