Dus Kahaniyaan Page #3

Synopsis: After five years of being married to wealthy executive Rahul Sarin, Pooja has a secret and intimate affair with Lt. Col. Aditya Singh every Thursday, on the pretext of visiting an ailing aunt, not realizing that Rahul is aware of this; Kabir and Kaamna get high on the highway - and encounter thugs; Mini is accused of being intimate with a male just before her marriage; A husband questions his wife for trying to seduce a terrorist; After re-locating to a flat in Versova, struggling write, Sahil, falls in love with his Missouri-born attractive neighbor, Sia; After a chance encounter with Aman, Anya has second thoughts of getting married to her fiancé, amidst a confession from her dad that he loved another woman; Dino is lured by a beach nymphet with a dark secret; A Hindu Tamil-speaking Mumbai-based maternal grandma, on her way to Pune by train, has encounters with people from different religious faiths; While traveling by bus with her husband, Simran meets a male taking eleven balloons
 
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2007
110 min
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This is the way you arouse

men into madness.

What else happened in the

railway's waiting room?

Everything that shouldn't

have happened.

Do you want to hear anything else?

Yes! Yes! I want to hear it all!

I want to know how a simpleton..

..and respected women like

you are from inside.

At that moment I would have given

him whatever he wanted.

I would have offered

myself at his feet.

You were that desperate for him?

Yes, I was!

So he left you with nothing.

I used to feel like that earlier

But after that incident

what I felt..

..I've never felt like that before.

Even then, he won and you lost.

No. He lost and I won.

That boy.. - Boy? What boy?

Help me!

Help me!

Help me!

Sister, help me!

Help me!

Sister, help me!

Help me.

Where is the child? Tell me!

Will you tell me or

shall I beat you?

Stop! Stop!

I said stop!

He didn't say anything to me.

Because we both belonged

to the same religion.

But that child was his enemy.

That child who doesn't even

know what enmity means.

Every unforgettable moment..

..need not be sexual.

There are other relations

besides that.

Relations of life and death.

Relations of humanity.

'lt is said, end of

every relationship..

..is the beginning of a new one.'

'My five year old relationship

with Sonia..

..finally ended one day.'

'l even left my job a week back.'

'Now, I didn't have a

boss or a girlfriend!'

'l was free.'

'And I reached my friend's vacant

apartment.. at Versova.'

Sir, I have no change.

No problem, buddy.

- Thank you, sir.

Keep it.

Lift! Lift! Please stop!

'Then, for the first time

I heard her voice.'

And then just like in Hindi movies..

..everything was in slow motion.

Are you shifting in 1801?

Are you psychic?

No. Actually, there are only

two flats on every floor.

And I stay in 1802, that's why.

Well, that makes us neighbours,

right? - Yes.

Sahil.

- Sia..

Nice meeting you.

- Same here.

You want any help?

No. I will manage. Thanks.

- Okay.

Oh! You?

Here, coffee for you.

For me? I.. I needed this. Thanks.

I thought your kitchen might

not be set up yet.

Please come in.

No. It's ok. Thanks.

I owe you one.

Just don't forget to return

the cup. - Sure.

Pick Gulzar.

Oh hi!

- Hi!

If the choice is difficult,

then Gulzar would be better.

Actually, my problem is

somewhat different.

They only have translations

of his poems.

Ma'am, the originals will

arrive next week.

We will give you a call.

- Ok thanks.

I owe you something.

What do you do besides reading

original poetry?

International calls.

- Call centre?

Yes. - Today's generations'

current hot spot.

And you?

- I am.. a jobless banker.

And a struggling writer.

Struggling?

I did banking for eight years.

After toiling with accounts

the entire day..

..with great difficulty I used

to write one or two articles.

But the enjoyment, the solace

which I used to derive..

..writing those few articles..

..I never experienced working

in the bank for the whole day.

So one day, I just gave it all up.

I have given myself three years.

And in these three years

I have to write a book..

..and have to make myself

an established writer.

And if this doesn't happen

within three years, then?

Then, back to banking.

Only eight years.

Very interesting.

I am from Mussoorie.

My mom and brother Sonu,

still stay there.

My dad was a mountaineer.

Soon after college,

I came to Mumbai.

Wanted to be an actress.

Oh! Sia, do you ever feel that

you have lived those moments..

..after which every other

moment of life..

..seems insignificant.

That makes the remaining

life meaningless.

I mean, a high point of life.

After which, the remaining life

is not lived. It is just spent.

If that was to happen..

..then there would not be

anything called hope.

There is no hope. There is no life.

I am an optimist.

I can see that.

Don't be ridiculous.

You have just come out of a

long relationship with Sonia.

Give yourself a little time, dude.

Don't be a relationship

junkie. Okay?

Chill bro! Chill! When did I say..

I never said I am in love with her?

Just said she is nice.

You said the same thing about Sonia.

Do you remember?

Let's just drink, buddy. Cheers!

Sahil! Don't!

Sia, please.

- Just.. don't!

No. Please.. Iisten to me..

- Sahil!

Listen to me. You'll have

to listen to me. - But..

I am never going to meet

you again after this.

I am never going to

see you again. Okay.

Take your hands off!

Hands off!

The Tequilas have come.

- Yes. Tequilas.

Come! Come!

- Hey Sahil, what's wrong with you?

No. Nothing.

- Pick up your drink, man.

As it is, its closing time.. and

these are our last drinks here.

Good.

"Dance carefully.."

"Dance carefully.."

Dude! You know what.. this is

what I like about this city.

One disco closes, another opens.

Enough, I am going home.

What are you saying?

Have you gone crazy?

Come on. - Please. - Come on.

- Let it be. - No. No.

Come now, leave it. Come. Come.

"Those who crossed your paths."

"The got excited like crazy."

"Even if I desired you."

"Even if I desired you."

"Then tell me, what

was bad about it."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself in your love."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself in your love."

"Sometimes I read you

like you verses."

"Sometimes I described

you in words."

"Sometimes I called out

to you from my heart..

..and recited one of my poems."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself."

"l forgot myself in your love."

Sahil.. I have to talk

to you about something.

What do you want to talk about?

I had thought you were a

normal respectable girl.

And then.. I see you

in a dance bar..

Sahil, you are drunk? - Dancing

with the other bar dancers.

Do you dance in private parties too?

Sahil, you are drunk now. We

will talk tomorrow morning.

We will talk right now.

Talk.. We will talk right now.

How many people have you touched?

- Don't touch me!

How many people have you slept

with?

Sahil! Sahil!

Sahil! Listen to me!

Sahil, what are you doing?

What am I doing?

The same thing which others do.

'That's the last I saw of her.'

'When I woke up the next afternoon,

Sia had already left.'

'She was trying very hard to tell

me something that night.'

'She wanted to say..

'She had Aids.'

'Sia died two years back.'

'And I'm next.'

'When my mummy papa met

for the first time..

..they were strangers

for each other.'

'And they remained strangers for

each other all their life.'

'10 years after their marriage,

they separated. '

'And I kept swinging between

them like a pendulum.'

'And the strange thing today is.'

'My mummy is sending me

to meet a stranger.'

'She thinks that stranger..

will become my companion.'

You can ask me, why I have

worn only one earring.

Can I see it, please?

It is very beautiful.

Where is the other one?

It must be somewhere.

Where, I don't know that myself.

I didn't understand.

Do you think about everything

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