Koi... Mil Gaya Page #3
But my son isn't like you,
because God hasn't made him like you.
He's a youth, no doubt.
But he has the brains of a child.
A naive, innocent child..
who can't tell the difference
between good and bad.
You boys beat him up mercilessly
and broke his scooter!
Because you thought he was
teasing this girl?
He came here not to tease you
or to harass you...
he came to apologise to you.
Look at this!
He wanted to say he was sorry.
Anyway, I can't hold this against you
because you are new to this town.
But Raj...?
He knows everything.
He used to be Rohit's class-fellow.
Because he's normal...
he moved ahead in life.
And my son remained where he was.
But you know something?
I don't regret it at all!
Because if normal people
are like what you are...
I'm glad my son is abnormal.
Rohit, what are you doing
in this computer class?
Rohit has also chosen computers
in his options, sir.
Go and take your seat.
I want to learn computers too, sir.
You need brains to learn computers.
And you're so bright,
you're still in the seventh.
My father was a great scientist, sir.
He even had a computer.
I want to become like my Papa, sir.
- So go and learn from your father.
He's no longer in this world, sir.
So go to the world he's in and learn.
And stop picking on my brains!
Go away. Out!
Avon cycle!
Ma...
Is this cycle for me, Ma?
- Yes, it's for you.
It's a very nice bicycle, Ma!
Avon! Thank you, Ma!
Say thank-you to her. She's the
one who brought it for you.
I'm not saying thank-you,
and I'm not saying sorry either.
I don't want the cycle.
Have you seen his anger?
It's true I've made a mistake.
But how was I to know that you
weren't upto any mischief...
and had come to say sorry to me?
Anyway, let bygones be bygones.
I'll say sorry to you now, okay?
And not just me... Raj, Monty and the
other boys will say sorry to you too.
And no one will
bother you ever again.
What if someone does bother me?
You and I will get together
and beat him up!
God! You too?
- Of course.
We're friends now, aren't we?
- Really?
C'mon!
All of you will now say
sorry to Rohit.
Didn't I tell you?
Are you happy now?
And listen everybody...
no fights ever again.
Only friendship.
Wait here, I'll be back in a minute.
No, I don't know to dance.
- There's nothing you've got to know.
Just hold my body like this
and sway to the music.
No, I feel scared.
- What are you scared of?
I'll teach you.
- No, I don't want to learn.
Hey! You're breaking into a sweat.
Oh yes, a bit of it.
It'll rid you of your fear
and you'll stop sweating.
But I'm all right.
- Have some.
It's not nice at all...
- It's very nice. Have it. Go on.
Then, let's dance together.
You're forcing him to have liquor?
what harm will some Bacardi do?
He's not a kid anymore.
I told you not to bother
Rohit anymore. But you guys...
Let's go, Rohit...
"I'm breaking free,
I'm breaking loose... "
"who knows where I'm going... "
"I'm sliding... "
"what have you done to me?"
"I'm breaking loose,
I'm breaking free... "
"who knows where I'm going... "
"I'm giving way... "
"I'm moving with you"
"What spell is this... "
"that we slip, as we walk?"
"We're having so much of fun,
things have changed so much"
"Why have things changed?"
"They have changed, all right"
"I'm breaking loose,
I'm breaking free... "
"who knows where I'm going... "
"I've begun to slide... "
"what have you done to me?"
"What's makes you so innocent?"
"It's because you're so sweet"
"And why do you find me so sweet?
Tell me"
"Why must I tell you?"
"Say something"
"What should I say?"
"I'm breaking free,
I'm breaking loose... "
"who knows where I'm going... "
"I've begun to slide... "
"I'm moving with you"
"I'm breaking free,
I'm breaking loose... "
"who knows where I'm going... "
"I'm slipping... "
"what have you done to me?"
"Over to you, I come"
Mr Sukhwani...
What is it...? Sister!
What madness is this?
- All thanks to your darling son!
I've got into the habit of
living with broken windows.
I got breeze, water and even
the sunshine inside my house.
But ever since I fixed these panes,
it's suffocating and hot in there.
But why must you break the panes?
Can't you just open the windows?
Why didn't it occur to me!
Thanks for the suggestion.
Shame on me! I must be the first
Sindhi to cause losses to himself!
Really?
She's now your girlfriend.
- How?
She presented you a bicycle?
- She even took you to the club?
Yes, she danced with me too.
- She dropped you home...
and said good night?
- Did she give you a good-night kiss?
No.
So how does she become his girlfriend?
- Why not?
They become boyfriend and girlfriend
only when they exchange kisses.
So what should he do?
My Mummy's absolutely right.
Men are real idiots.
They don't even know that they
must further their friendship...
before getting down to kisses.
- I want to meet your Mummy!
She thinks we men are idiots?
- Oh yes.
Know what, Rohit?
Give her a nice present.
Where do I have the money
to give her a present?
Ma gives me just a rupee every day.
But you can give Nisha a rose.
Can't you?
Didn't you tell me about a boy
whose mind is like a child's?
There was a nice article on the Net,
I've got a print-out.
It says, such people ought to be
given a lot of love and sympathy.
That is their only cure.
What are you up to?
Come on up here.
Why're you hiding the rose?
- I'm not.
It's a present for you.
Why're you blushing?
My friends say...
that when a girl and a boy
exchange kisses...
they become boyfriend
and girlfriend.
Your friends are right.
I am indeed your girlfriend.
Really? - Yes.
Nisha...
- Yes, Papa?
I must leave now.
- No, come on inside.
My Mummy and Papa will be
very happy to meet you.
Papa, Mama... this is Rohit.
Sit down, son.
Will you have something to
drink, Rohit? Tea, coffee...?
Bournvita.
- Bournvita?
Yes, Bournvita is a must
for strength and vigour.
Look at me. I'm in the seventh,
but I'm the tallest in my class.
Thanks to Bournvita.
Sorry, Rohit. We have no Bournvita.
No...?
But you must have Bournvita at home!
Oh yes. We'll have some bought today.
- And we'll drink it too.
Call from District magistrate, sir.
- Tell him I'm coming.
Nisha, save the page, my child.
I'll be back soon.
You know computers?
- Yes.
I also know that you want
Will you teach me?
- Of course.
So let's go to my house!
I have my Papa's computer.
These stars...?
- Yes!
My Papa was a big scientist.
He spoke to people living on the stars.
Really! - Yes indeed.
What's this?
I don't know.
Looks like one of
your Papa's projects.
Look, it says "press B"
Nothing's happening.
- That says "B" too. See?
Let's connect them and see.
How did you play that?
- I know the tune. Ma taught me.
Want to hear it?
Rohit, teach me to play it.
- It's very easy. Give me your finger.
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