Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai Page #10
- Year:
- 2002
- 158 min
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"My friend has found love"
"For her, this is sweet victory"
"My friend has found love"
"For her, this is sweet victory"
"I'm so happy---"
"I'm so happy, I've
filled this party...'
'with songs..."
"for a dear friend's wedding"
"Its my friend's wedding."
"There's no winning,
there can be no losing..."
"where there's love"
"if there be a contest,
there can he no love"
"There's no winning,
there can be no losing..."
"where there's love"
"if there be a contest,
there can he no love"
"Let's embrace..."
"friend..."
"here's a prayer from my heart..."
"for my friend's wedding"
"Its my friend's wedding."
"Its my friend's wedding."
"Its my friend's wedding."
"My childhood friends, my
childhood playground..."
"my toys, my swings,
I will miss everyone"
"How will I hide my tears?"
"My childhood friends, my
childhood playground..."
"my toys, my swings,
I will miss everyone"
"How will I hide my tears?"
My friends and relative-s.."
"My friend, hear what
our playground tells..."
"colour your heart, you
life in hues of love..."
"and even the
jewellery you wear will smile"
" Remember that, friend"
"My friend's wedding..."
"it's my friend's wedding"
"Its my friend's wedding."
So you're leaving? You lost.
It's you who told me to
put my heart into the game.
Win or lose, what difference?
- Sanju are you sure?
Are you doing the right thing'?
- Yes Uncle,
Just as sure as you were.
Hindustani women are incomprehensible.
Try to get close..
and their decorum and
their decency stands in the way.
And 12 hours before the wedding,
summons are issued.
Well, here I am.
What's this sudden show of affection?
Rohit, we've told each
other about everything...
"except one thing...
that you perhaps forgot to
ask ...and I forgot to tell you.
What...?
Whether I ever loved someone before you.
Did you?
- Yes.
From the moment such thoughts
about a boy arise in a girl's mind...
there has been such a boy.
- Who is he?
Sanju, my friend ...my friend.
But you saw Sanju. How can I
even expect him to understand?
He's lost in his own world.
I always hoped...
some time or the other,
Sanju would come up and tell me.
But as time went by,
I realised I'm wrong.
For Sanju, I'm just
a friend. Only friend.
So I suppressed my feelings,
lest he found out.
Then... you came into my life.
You made me believe, I can have
a good life with someone else too.
But before beginning this life,
I wanted you to know...
I'm building this
relationship on honesty. Yes, Rohit?
That's just why I called you out.
Beautiful.
Hello Rohit.
Beautiful flowers,
just like your daughter.
You haven't gone to bed yet?
- Lost my sleep.
How come you're up so late'!
- I made a promise to Anju...
that I'd decorate her
wedding hall myself.
I'm doing it up in flowers.
May it be flowers, flowers for
her all the way and no thorns.
Your prayer is already bearing fruit.
If I ask you a question, will you
give me an honest answer?
Yes, ask me.
- I wasn't your first choice for Anjali.
No son, it's nothing like that.
- I know... but it's okay.
But there's
something even you don't know
I wasn't Anjali's first choice either.
- What are you saying, son?
And for you and your daughter
the first choice was the same.
Sanjay.
In all these years, Anjali could never
tell Sanju how dearly she loves him?
And there's Sanjay. He
loves Anjali so fiercely...
he can'! bear to see
her marry someone else.
And I am the only man in the world
who's aware of their feelings.
The only man who can
give any twist to this tale.
But what am I to do?
'--
What do I do now?
Now I know, Sanjay was right.
This story is his. And Anjali's...
I had no place in this story.
Sanjay left. Because he didn't
want to break anyone's heart.
At least he knew what he ought to do.
Anjali told me...
because she wanted honesty to be
the cornerstone of our relationship.
She knows loo what she ought to do.
Now it's my turn. Even I
know what I ought to do.
But what I must do, I
cannot bring about all by myself
I need a mother to bless my way...
to tell me, "Son, you're right"
I am with you.
Say, are you with me?
- Yes.
Say, how do I feel?
- How...?
Like I've
fast-forwarded a decade into life
I feel like we're both 35 and here
we are sitting at Gateway of India.
You haven't found a boy
and I haven'! found a girl.
Really?
- Yes
- So let's strike a deal.
At thirty-five if we're still here,
then we'll get married.
On one condition.
- What?
You'll still do the cooking.
Okay, done.
Talking about being 35...
I don't even know...
with Anjali gone, how I'll manage
to live beyond the day after...'!
You... here...'? Tomorrow's your wedding.
Why did you leave?
Riya fell sick all of a sudden...
- No Riya, no Rohit.
No one's an excuse to my question.
You and I...
and between us, this one question.
Why did you leave?
- Because...
because I...
- Because what?
Because I can't bear to
see you marry someone else.
Why can't you bear?
- Because I wanted to marry you.
Then why didn't you tell me?
- I was afraid Anju.
If you refused...
It would've broken my heart.
- What about all these years...
that I held my heart and I pined?
Did you ever think of the girl
who was with you all her life...
holding hands, sitting
with you on that swing...?
In the whole wide world, why
does she have only one friend?
A girl goes through her childhood...
and her youth with one boy.
Would she ever seek the company of
someone else... for
the rest of her life?
Have you never wondered'?
You never thought that all I
needed was only my friend?
The only one. You.
How can a girl be expected lo be...
the first to express her feelings?
You never wondered? Never...'?
I'm sorry, Anju.
- Is that all you can muster?
Won't you say what I've
wanted to hear all these years?
'--
I.. What'!
I love you.
I love you too, stupid.
To the rhythm of drums,
her anklets chime".
To the rhythm of drums,
her anklets chime".
"The bride wears a veil, the
bridegroom carries owers."
"And the Spring follows
them around the world."
"May all the happiness
in the world be theirs."
"Here's a prayer from my
heart for my friend's wedding
"1 It's my friend's wedding."
"It's my friend's wedding."
"It's my friend's wedding"
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