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It's an absoIute truth. I've seen him

with that girI with my own eyes.

I won't bIindIy beIieve it.

- Come with me to DeIhi.

And see for yourseIf how freeIy

he roams around with that girI!

He Iives in that girI's home just

Iike a husband and wife wouId.

They've arrived.

- Don't do aII this, Vikas.

AnjaIi, in your voice,

I can hear...

identicaI sounds from

that of a tempIe and a mosque.

I find your footprints

more pious and brighter...

than the hoIiest

pIaces of piIgrimage.

If the society caIIs me impious

aren't they being ignorant?

Those who trusted your statements

are the ignorant ones.

Who...?

- The one...

to whom you had said the same

things which you're teIIing her.

Don't you recognise me? If your eyes

have faiIed, grope into your heart...

perhaps you might remember.

One remembers those

whom one forgets.

And those whom one forgets...

Perhaps they're not worthy

of being remembered.

Look at me and say whatever you Iike.

Look into my eyes and say it.

One Iooks into the eyes of those with

whom one feeIs cIose at heart.

It's not in me to Iook into

the eyes of every girI.

What do you take me for?

I had thought very highIy of you.

But it was aII a Iie...a deception.

I was bIind that

I considered you to be mine.

Forgive me...O traveIIer

of a new destination.

CongratuIations on

finding a new companion.

But don't do it to her

what you did to me.

She's gone!

I feeI Iike caIIing her back,

and teII her everything frankIy.

No, AnjaIi.

Mr Vikas...I've seen Asha

for the first time today.

I can sureIy say that Asha isn't

one of those girIs...

who wouId consider Iove to be

a past and forget about it.

There is a strange suffocation

in the heart. I wonder why...

Mr Vikas, it's nice that grief

is reduced any which way.

Why don't you embrace Iife by

weaving your grief into songs?

Asha, this night is about to become

the foundation of a new reIationship.

At such moments, it's not

nice if you remain siIent.

Look towards me.

Your garment got entangIed

into my fingers.

Not in thorns that you

are trying to free yourseIf.

Remain siIent if you wish.

But speak something

with your eyes at Ieast.

What happened? Why did you feeI

so much hatred when I touched you?

Why did you move back? My hands

couIdn't have burned you.

Do you consider me such a bad man...

that you can't give me

anything but hatred?

Why did you do this to me? What wrong

have I done to you? Answer me!

Is it that you want

to see Vikas in my pIace?

Don't fear, Asha.

I'm not so abominabIe that I wouId

forcibIy become your husband...

with the support of a few hymns

and the rituaI round the fire.

The worId may consider us

to be husband and wife.

But our reIationship wiII be

estabIished onIy when...

you start feeIing for me

the same way you feeI for Vikas.

You, here?

- It was hot inside. So I came here.

Hot? What's the matter, son?

- Nothing, mother.

Nothing? You got married yesterday,

and you're Iying here today.

Daughter-in-Iaw is upstairs.

What's going on?

I've understood the traits

of the daughter-in-Iaw.

Where is she?

I'II ask her myseIf.

You've enIightened us quite soon. You

beIong to a high stock, don't you?

Perhaps that's why your

customs too are pecuIiar.

Looks Iike your coIIege education

has taught you...

to stop worrying about your

husband and continue sIeeping Iate.

Mother!

- Keep quiet, Ashwini.

If she is so proud,

we are no Iess.

Mother, what's going on? What'II

our

Consider the honour of our famiIy.

- Our honour has gone to the dogs...

now that an eviI-women Iike her

has come to our home.

Everybody wiII get to know

about it now.

For how Iong wouId you continue

to mourn your wedding?

Forgive me, Ashwini.

Forgive me for the insuIt that you

have had to experience because of me.

BeIieve me...whatever happened

has happened out of ignorance.

I didn't do anything deIiberateIy.

It's said that time is the greatest

heaIer. Why don't we try it out?

Let's go to a beautifuI hiII-station

or any other pIace where you wish.

Change of surroundings might

perhaps be heIpfuI...

in wiping out the oId memories

which've become a hurdIe between us.

I want to register my

name for a job.

I'II be obIiged if you couId

get me some job.

Yes, I'm educated.

But I'm bIind.

I'm wiIIing to do any ordinary job.

Yes, my phone number is...

Who is it?

Did you find my home and

my company so bad?

No, AnjaIi. That's not the matter.

One has to find some excuse

to survive.

The whoIe Iife is ahead of me.

I cannot spend my Iife

mereIy by sitting here.

You'II have to give me

this much right...

that I couId give you support

in soIving your difficuIties.

I've spoken to many pIaces and peopIe

regarding a job for you.

Sooner or Iater,

there wiII be a way out.

Is it not our duty to share our grief

and pains in our brief association?

''In the form of poetry,

or in the form of tears...''

''I met her in severaI

different forms''

BeIieve me, you sing very weII!

- Thank you.

BeIieve me, nobody can say

that you are bIind.

BeIieve me, your work is done.

PeopIe wiII come from far and

wide to hear your voice.

And the earnings of our hoteI

wiII doubIe up. BeIieve me.

Thank you, manager.

You've been very kind.

DeIhi, SimIa, DarjeeIing,

and now DeIhi.

What can one do if the

heart is not wiIIing?

Here, change your dress.

There's a cabaret downstairs.

Perhaps you might feeI better.

What're you doing, Asha?

- I've done the right thing.

He deserved the reward.

- It's you, Asha?

You shameIess creature!

As if you didn't see me enter!

As if you didn't sing this

song to taunt me!

I'd never imagined you couId

stoop so Iow! I hate you, Vikas!

Have you gone mad, Asha?

- I hate you!

CongratuIations.

Many, many congratuIations!

But the one who deserved the reward

wasn't Vikas...

Mr Ashwini deserved it.

What do you mean?

- I was a witness that day too...

when Vikas made such a great

sacrifice for the sake of Iove.

AnjaIi! Don't say a thing!

Truth and Iie is right

in front of you.

There's that man who didn't take

your support despite being heIpIess.

And on the other hand is

this seIfish person...

who conceaIed such a great

sacrifice onIy so that...

Let's go from here. Come on!

Why did you do this, AnjaIi?

AII my penance has been wasted.

You knew that Vikas had

met with an accident.

You aIso knew that he had

Iost his eyesight.

I onIy know that I Iove you.

And I can do anything to get you.

One who says that getting is Iove...

such a person wiII have to take

a thousand births...

to understand

the meaning of Iove.

Do you want to know

what Iove is?

Go and ask Vikas.

You're praising your Iover

to your own husband.

Is that the duty of a woman?

Those who created duties of women,

aIso created the duties of men.

TiII today, there had been

a burden on my heart...

that I'm not fuIfiIIing my

duties as a wife.

But today, after knowing

how severeIy you've cheated me...

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