Love Per Square Foot Page #5

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Listen, don't worry.

Tomorrow, after work,

we'll work out a deal.

In case we get the home.

And, if we don't

at least we'll know that we tried.

Karina.

Thank you.

And congratulations!

Listen...

You'll have to manage the deposit money.

My mother handles my finances, so...

You don't worry, I'll talk to the HRD.

Rashi ma'am loves me.

Bye.

Don't act smart!

If Kashin had found out about us

you would've been dead.

Honor killing is very

common in our community.

Rashi, please. I...

I don't want to talk about that.

I wanted to discuss something personal.

- I...

- You love someone else.

- No. No, I...

- You're going to marry her.

Yeah. No, it's just...

You're here to invite me to the wedding.

Rashi!

I want to borrow 400,000 from

my personal provident fund.

Because I'm buying my own home.

I just need your signature.

You're getting a home with her.

You couldn't wait for me, Sanjay.

Rashi, I waited for you for three years.

- You and Kashin...

- Listen, Kashin and me...

I don't want to interfere

between you two, Rashi.

I really, really need this house.

I also really need you, Sanjay.

My slave.

Fine.

And let's say that if we do get the house

- you can apply for a home loan.

- Yeah.

And according to the current market rate

I mean, if you can afford it

you can pay me my share, right?

Or, if I want to keep the house

I'll pay you your share,

or something like that.

- We'll work it out.

- Yeah.

And, if we both can't afford it

or if we can't find a partner, we'll

sell it at the market rate.

- At least we'll get half the price.

- Half price, correct.

Correct.

And, we can even rent out

the place whenever we want.

Because we won't find a property

like this again, Karina.

- True.

- This...

Sorry, I guess that's your drink.

No, it's not mine either.

- It's complimentary, ma'am.

- Why?

- Happy Valentine's Day.

- Aww. So sweet!

Thank you.

- No, we aren't...

- No.

- We're not...

- Sir, complimentary means, its free.

Idiot, I know that

complimentary means free.

Leave.

- Shall we get a cab instead?

- No, no.

I love traveling by train.

When I'm with Samuel,

we always take the car

so I've lost touch, that's it.

Well, you can go to the

- ladies compartment at the next station.

- No.

I'll be with you.

Sanju! How are you?

Uncle Mishra, I'm absolutely fine.

Come here.

Come on.

Madam, make some space. He's staff.

It's alright, I'll be getting down soon.

Everyone's got to get down somewhere.

I am not taking this train home.

Where are you working these days?

Same place, Centrum IT Department.

Private. Good. Very good.

- What's your salary?

- The pay's decent, okay.

You should get a bike now.

It'll be more comfortable.

Hey! Come on, move ahead!

It's alright. He's staff.

- I'm going to the head office tomorrow.

- I see.

I'll meet up with your father.

I'll tell him that we met.

Good.

Some people just don't

care where they are.

Yeah, at the cafe, the park

in the rickshaw or the train.

It's really awkward in the train.

But they really don't have a choice.

There's lack of space in the city.

For you know, kissing.

Kissing?

Because, as the tradition

of the Raghu clan goes

'Give your life, but

never give up a kiss.'

- Karina!

- No!

It's okay.

It happens.

Look, this is not part of the deal.

- But I had a good time.

- Yeah, me too.

And you're cute.

Happy Valentine's Day, bye.

Do you remember Mr. Dubey?

He owns a soap factory.

- And stone quarrys too.

- Yeah.

He's got a daughter, Tripti.

She's studied at Kota.

She is so beautiful.

I sent him your picture on WhatsApp.

The girl likes you.

Take a look at her DP picture

and tell me what you think,

so that we can talk further.

This is crazy, Mom. I don't

want to see anyone's photo.

Don't try to retire me too.

Have a look, you'll change your mind.

She's really good looking.

Why don't you sit and talk?

I'm washing my hands.

You don't need to wash

your hands to see the photo.

Take a look.

Come and eat, so that

I can finish my work.

Coming.

I won't leave until

you haven't eaten.

You start snoring then.

While I am waiting here.

Even the other day, when

I was fixing the key...

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Sanju.

- Coming.

I really need to talk to you.

Can we sneak into your room?

My room? I don't have a room.

- I sleep right here in the hall.

- Oh! Cute.

Sanju!

Are you washing your hands or bathing?

Coming, Mom.

Until I don't fix that one key

I'm going to eat salty things.

You know, Sam and I...

We... We hadn't done it.

Till now.

But, before he left for Imphal today...

He... he wanted to make out, and...

But... I said no.

- Because, I cheated, and...

- No, Karina. You didn't cheat.

It just happened.

Look you were right. This was not

the part of our deal, and...

- I don't have any right to, you know...

- No.

I said no to Samuel because I

thought I'd be cheating on you.

I should go.

- Karina.

- I don't know if this is right, or...

It's great.

It's great, because...

my relationship status

is now single, so...

Even my status is single.

Did you break-up with Samuel?

Yes.

But why did you take such a

long pause before saying 'yes'?

I mean, I've written

everything in the letter.

No, Karina. I'll jump down from here.

I am done playing this

unsure game in life.

I want to be sure now, please.

Sanjay, I'm standing at your terrace

at this hour. What else do you want?

I don't have feelings for him,

I've feelings for...

Can... Can you feel it?

Of course, I do.

It's the oldest and the most

common feeling in the world.

But it feels new every time.

A place with the view

Of the entire world

Somewhere up in the skies

Where the moon peeks

In through the windows

A place where water

Splashes on your face

When the ocean

Tosses and turns away

Where everything's ours to keep,

And real happiness

A bubbly afternoon

And a velvety evening

A place where our wandering

Dreams can rest too

Sanctuary Sanctuary

A sanctuary like home

Sanctuary Sanctuary

A sanctuary like home

Sanctuary Sanctuary

Run! The police is here!

I don't know. Are you sure about...

I found it! I found it!

Is that Sanjay?

- What's happening?

- I don't know what's happening.

We won't find a more perfect place.

- Sanjay...

- Sanjay?

- What are you doing?

- Come on.

I can't clock out before 6.

What are you doing?

I'm the IT guy,

I'll clock out for you.

- Bye, Tina.

- Bye.

Bye!

- Sanjay, where are we going?

- Hurry up!

- You've kept me waiting for so long.

- Sorry! Sorry!

- Start it up.

- Sure.

Come on.

Are you mad?

I'm not going anywhere in this.

I am going home.

That's where I'm taking you.

Welcome to D'Souza

and Chaturvedi Residence.

This building is under the Jeevan

Saathi scheme we had applied for.

And this, this will be our home.

Top floor.

But we can also get the

first floor in the lucky draw.

We won't necessarily get this place.

Let's dream big, middle-class.

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