Haapus Page #4

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God! You've so many forms.

Subhya!

Subhya!

Subhya, where are you?

Stupid fellow!

God knows who's that man...

...whom he has

allowed to stay at home.

He was supposed to

marry sister Ankita.

Hey, I'm not going

to marry that teacher.

Then sister Amu will marry him.

Hey, I'm not going to

marry that light weight...

...single body, weak

fellow wearing specs.

Then what type of a boy you want?

I... Solid!

And you? - I? I'm happy

with the one I've married.

And you?

- I?

God

"One, who'd understand what I say."

"And also those that I don't."

"One, who'd understand what I say."

"And also those that I don't."

"One, who'd becomes

restless if he doesn't see me."

"He should be like that."

"He should be like that."

"One, who would be

strong and sturdy."

"One, who's stronger than me...

...and can challenge me for fight."

...and can challenge me for fight."

"One, who is strong and sturdy...

...and can challenge me for fight."

"He should be like that."

"I can still see your

image in front of my eyes."

"I still feel your

shadow behind me."

"He left me alone in the midway."

"Emptiness was left in my world."

"Nobody would

obtain so much in life."

"It requires many virtues."

"Even in his absence,

I see him in all of you."

'I'll demand unusual things

from him at any point of time.'

"I'll keep finding faults

in anything he'd do for me."

"When he'd be

disappointed by all that...

...I'll come closer and

take him in my embrace."

'And I'll say, why these

flowers do not give fragrance? '

"I'll travel

across the dream world."

"I'll roam around each and

every panorama on the earth."

'With hirm in life, I should

feel I'rm on the top of the wrorld.'

"Nobody should be like

him in the entire village."

"No need for a sofa...

...his shoulder should be

the best place for repose."

"His love should

shower like raindrops."

'His face should fall looking at

ele teacher in the school.'

Like a statue of qualities...

...this one is a movable

statue of bad qualities.

Ratanlal Ramitra Chhajed!

A earns the profit on

selling our produce.

That's his business.

Hello, Anna.

Even if we see him from distance...

...we, all the

mangoes suddenly say this...

There comes... let go of it.

Why should we speak bitter?

Tell me. What made you come to me...

...early in the morning today?

I mean, is it about the marriage?

We'll see the horoscope later.

Let's have a cup of tea first.

Mhatba!

- Yes.

Bring cup of tea for Mr. Chhajed.

Anna, I wanted to speak

to you about Alphanso.

Alphanso?

- Yes.

Anna, I want all the

alphansos of your garden.

All? Have your tea first.

You know what?

People think mangoes

do not have horoscope.

Actually, everything has horoscope.

And not only that. Even the

horoscope itself has horoscope.

What?

- Yes. I'll give you an example.

Look, Aphanso falls

in your horoscope.

Really? - And you fall

in my horoscope. - Okay.

What does that mean?

And both of us are

having a cup of tea today.

What does that mean?

- What?

We both fall in

the horoscope of Tea.

Did you get it?

- Is it so?

So what do you say about the garden?

I've given you.

But Anna, Ajeet seems to

have a different opinion.

You know what, Mr. Chhajed?

Different people have

different opinions in our family.

But who takes the final decision?

You, of course.

- I?

No! He takes the decision.

The creator and protector.

Brother Ajeet!

Brother Ajeet!

- What?

Anna is dealing our

gardens with Chhajed.

Anna!

Why are you shouting so much?

First of all, drive away this

lowly fellow from our house.

Shut up, Ajeet. He's my guest.

He? He's your guest?

- Yes.

If his business

purpose is getting solved...

...he wouldn't mind

being your brother-in-law.

I'm telling you not to

deal gardens with him.

So, you want me to let the mangoes

rot on the tree? - We'll sell it.

Exactly who do you refer to?

I'll decide about it. Is

that clear? - You? - Yes.

If you take the decision

without consulting me...

...I'll see to it who dares to

pluck the mangoes from the trees.

Just a minute! Just a minute!

Anna, listen! Both of you

decide it among yourself.

And then let me know.

Right, Mr. Ajeet?

I'm not in a hurry.

What have you done?

You have kicked the

wealth coming to the house.

Have you seen his daring?

And your daughter rejected a

nice proposal for marriage.

I don't understand

why God gave birth...

...to all the evil stars of

my horoscope into my family.

Anna!

Anna, come out of these

planets and horoscope...

...and look at the world

with your eyes wide open.

You've ruined the house.

Keep quiet.

What made you cry?

Nanda, what are you

staring at me? Calm her down.

How many times I should tell you?

Tell her to keep quiet.

- Calm down.

Keep quiet! Quiet!

Nanda!

- Now you... - Nanda!

What's wrong with you?

What's wrong with her now?

- Nanda!

Anna, have ynou seen wrhat

condition ynou've rmade of ourr farmilyn?

You're the cause of all this.

All the time,

worship, fast and vows...

...continue in the house.

Is this a house or a temple?

Have the sweets.

- Don't teach me.

Have the sweet!

Anna, take the sweet.

For what?

There's good news. I'll tell you.

I tell you something.

- Keep quiet, please.

Give me six months. I'll give

you the results in six months.

God! Brother Ajeet too

will give the result?

That means education

is spreading wings.

Take the sweet.

Take the sweet.

Take the sweet.

I bought it from the

village market. Don't worry.

No, it's cheap. It's not too costly.

Grandmother is asking the

reason of distributing sweets.

It was my very first day in

school and it was a nice day.

Why do you still cry?

Anna left my math sum incomplete.

Incomplete?

- Keep quiet. Quiet.

Teacher, adopt her. Teach her.

I'll give you two boxes

of Alphanso every year.

Not only Alphanso, you may give me...

...coconut and cashew-nuts.

That's okay. But why tomorrow?

I'll start teaching her from today.

Not today. The day

began with the arguments.

Start from tomorrow. 640 PM is

the best time to start with it.

So, Ms. Anandi, today we'll

learn the operations on numbers.

I mean

multiplication and division. Okay?

But, sir. I've a friend.

Will you mind if she

comes to study with me?

No problem. Education

increases by sharing it.

But, yes, in return, she

must give me one coconut daily.

Sure, she'll. Sister Amu.

I think I've heard

this name somewhere.

God, she?!

She needs beating and not teaching.

So, teacher! Are you scared?

Are you scared?

- I?

What will you teach?

What will you learn?

Mathematics!

My mathematics is very weak.

My method of teaching

is little different.

Aye

No need of touching. Okay?

Otherwise, you'll never be able to...

...count nurmbers on your fingers.

Sir?!

You need teaching of mathematics.

Once it becomes clear, I'll

set all your angles straight.

If you think you can fool me...

...then you're

under wrong impression.

Because one needs to

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