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Lal gece
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- 2012
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Nephew, you've been through a lot...
...spending your life behind bars.
I've had a big part in that, I know.
Now off you go, have your wedding.
Know happiness from now on at least.
this family's rank and honour.
- Off you go, sweetheart. Goodbye.
- In the name of God!
- God speed and good luck.
- Amen, amen!
May God bless you with happiness.
In the name of God, the Merciful...
- Don't cry, dear. I can't bear it.
- Goodbye, little sister.
- May God make you happy.
- Amen, amen.
God speed and good luck.
You're carrying the family's honour.
May God make your new home a happy one.
Be sure not to let the family down.
- Don't cry, don't cry.
- C'mon, let's take her out.
From the groom's sister-in-law.
God bless! Congratulations!
A bracelet from the groom's sister.
God bless!
I'm his uncle's wife. God bless!
A bracelet from the bride's sister.
God bless!
A bracelet from the groom's cousin.
Congratulations!
It's beautiful.
Thank goodness you're out of jail!
We're all glad to have you back.
I hope by the grace of God
you'll see better days from now on...
...and that we can all get together
like this now and then.
May God keep anyone
from going to jail again.
Amen, amen!
Over to you, musician!
Play and let's celebrate.
- God bless!
C'mon, sweetheart.
- Congratulations! God bless!
- Thanks, thank you.
- Over on the table there.
- God bless! May she be happy.
- Thanks.
- Take them to the table over there.
- Good luck!
- God bless!
Now off you go.
Leave your sweet things behind
and take the bitter with you!
- May God give you his blessings!
- Be happy in your home!
God bless you all.
Thanks, everyone.
May God give you happiness!
Amen. And may He grant the same
to your daughters.
God willing!
How's it going, sweetheart?
Are you all right?
God bless you and make you happy.
You've come to your new home.
Always be happy and at ease
in your new home.
Do as your husband says.
Be comfortable here.
Remember your husband's honour
and your family-in-law's honour.
Don't cry, dear. OK?
We've all been brides like you.
We'll all done it.
We've settled into our new homes.
You'll be happy in your home too.
OK, sweetheart? Don't be upset,
or you'll make me upset for you.
This is your home.
No matter if your husband
beats you or curses at you...
...you're not to walk out of that door.
This is your home.
Now here's the bridal sheet.
You sleep on this with the groom.
Then they'll come by at dawn.
They'll knock on your door
at the time of morning prayers.
You must fold the sheet
and give it to them at the door.
Then you can go back to bed
and sleep in peace with your husband.
OK, dear?
May God give you peace and happiness.
Be happy and comfortable here.
This is your home.
I'm leaving now. Goodbye, God bless!
This is your home now.
You arrived in a white wedding dress
and you'll leave in a funeral shroud.
Whether your husband beats you
or curses at you, you can't leave.
OK, dear? Good night then.
Welcome.
Welcome to your new home.
They're just playing jokes,
silly asses!
Are you scared?
But there's nothing to be scared of.
It's a tradition.
They're just friends playing jokes.
It's all part of the wedding thing.
You deserve better than this, but...
Please accept it
as something grander.
My, it's hard work getting to see
that pretty face of yours!
Well, in that case
let's try another way.
I don't seem to have pleased you
with my wedding gift.
Let me go and fetch you
the entire jewellery shop then.
Glory be!
God has given you all the beauty
in the world, bride.
think much of the groom.
No, don't think that.
At last we hear the bride's voice.
Of course, if I was blessed
with the beauty of the full moon...
...l'd be coy too.
But I'm not being coy.
Hmm, the bride isn't being coy.
In that case, what is she doing?
I'm not being coy.
I'm just scared.
C'mon, am I that ugly?
God forbid!
That's not what I meant.
I'm just... I'm just scared.
Fate has brought us together.
We're husband and wife now.
Well...
We're considered so.
Like it or not,
we can't change that.
Now...
What should I say to you, bride?
when they married her to my father.
So 13 or 14.
My father was a formidable man.
He was known as 'Sosur'.
That's a name they call grouchy men.
...he refused to take her
to see her mother and father.
Now my gran was a very gentle lady.
And one day she said to my father...
"Really, don't be so heartless.
Take the woman to her family."
"Let her see her mother and father
before they're dead," she said.
No one was expecting my father
to do anything like this.
But he said, "Get the horse ready!"
So the horse was got ready
in the stable.
My mother was helped onto the horse.
Now this was a huge stable.
The richest man in the village,
his stable.
My father walked her back and forth
from one end to the other 15-20 times.
Then he helped her off and said,
"Here we are at your parents' house."
Why are you laughing?
Well, isn't the bride
going to pour some water?
We must perform our ablutions
before the prayer ritual.
Don't worry, I can do it.
In the name of God...
Thanks.
Well, doesn't the bride
have a towel in her trousseau?
Am I supposed to pray alone?
May God bless you
with His compassion and mercy.
Is there someone at the window?
Hey, what's going on?
What are you doing?
Why have you turned on the light?
I get scared in the dark.
Look, there's nothing
to be scared of.
It's just my friends playing jokes.
You see, it's a custom.
A longstanding custom at weddings
for the groom's friends to play jokes.
They knock on the windows,
throw stones...
...they bang on the door
and run away.
Sometimes they even hide
in the bridal chamber.
- But why would they do that?
- Look, there's no one here.
Well, when the bride and the groom...
...get down to that business...
What business?
Coming into the bridal chamber...
- I mean, doing together what...
- Suppose they've hidden in here?
Look, they haven't.
For goodness sake!
That was in the old days.
But suppose they've hidden under there?
C'mon, what would they be doing here?
Ah! But they're all here!
For heaven's sake, there's no one.
Have a look! Bend down.
You see? There, it's OK.
Besides...
come into my bridal chamber.
Why not?
Are they scared of you?
Well, a bit.
Why?
Because you're older than them?
Do you find me old?
No. Don't think that.
Do you want some sweets?
Come and sit down.
Let's eat sweet things
Well, aren't you going to have any?
Why not?
Well, you're not eating yours.
But sweets and cigarettes
don't go well together.
Where do you keep all that smoke?
In my lungs.
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