Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai Page #2

you tried to find Anjali

Sonia. Her tresses

reminded you of Anjali.

Megha. Her cheese

omelettes were passable.

One Riya too. Her smile

was somewhat like Anjali's.

But not Anjali. And how could

you find another? Anjali is unique.

You know what?

Every girl who looked

into your eyes found,

not herself, but someone else.

That was Anjali.

Do you read, Mr Sanjay Stupid Malhotra?

The absolute truth about your life.

Absurd.

See...'! I didn't crack up, never said,

What rubbish.

In spite of the fact that I

never heard such a stupid theory

I said it in the beginning

you can't take the truth.

Oh shut up, dear.

You are getting irritated.

- Anjali and I... how did you imagine?

Given brains, you'd imagine loo.

- What rubbish.

Anjali and I are friends, period.

- No point talking to you.

Listen to me.

Not a word.

- I don't want to talk to you, either.

Hey!

- Thank you. Good night.

I don't love Anjali. She's

my friend, she's my friend.

She is my friend.

No one cares to listen.

I don't care ii you don'! listen to me.

She is my friend. Only a friend.

You were right

I love Anjali.

Men are dogs. We men are very selfish.

- If you insist, I'll accept.

No, it's true. Men are dogs.

We lake things for granted easily.

And our convictions are so convenient

I too concluded so

conveniently that Anjali is mine

I mean, she'll always be where she is...

waiting for me to marry her

when it's convenient for me

I never considered she's human.

That she has her desires, her dreams.

But what if I'm not part of her dreams?

Never imagined, someone

else could come into her life.

And how would Anjali possibly

know something I never told myself?

But then, how could I have told her'!

Only today I have come to

know how dearly I love her.

Today...

when she is about to marry someone else

I can understand, Sanjay.

Some things can he

comprehended only out of loss.

So what will you do now?

The 8:
40 flight.

You're... going... to Dehradun?

I know you're going to be

hurl to see this wedding happen.

Anjali is about to marry

someone else and yet, you're...?

I'm so proud of you.

Riya, you don'! understand.

Yes, I'm going.

But not to attend the wedding,

I'm going lo break it up.

What'?

- Yeah!

Anjali is only about to marry

someone else, she hasn't done it yet.

She'll marry only me.

Because, if you follow your heart...

- You can change the world?

Exactly.

- You were right. Men are dogs.

May joys abound.

May health abound.

May goodwill abound.

May sorrow he dispelled.

May peace abound.

May peace abound.

Peace? How am Ito keep my peace?

Please, don'! be cross.

Anjali is like a daughter to you.

That's exactly why, Vishnu!

This I shall grudge you forever

I am her uncle. And you finalised

her wedding without consulting me?

Goodness!

- You're creating a problem for nothing.

Now I am "for nothing"! You

be my judge, who's the elder?

You are my elder.

- And I'm older than you are

I have finalised this match.

- Look, mother...

Now what's your problem?

- You're always butting-in.

Shut up and touch the sacred fires.

Then embrace your brother.

Come on brother, -You'll

take a thrashing someday.

Mother, My husband is

a little scared of you.

But my brother-in-law too'?

No, his wife scares him worse.

I'm not afraid of anyone.

Pull down the wall, I say.

Ma, ii the door isn't facing east...

- Mother-in-law, you'll pull

down walls? Just for the wedding?

- My dear anglicised son-in-law...

I'd rather tear down walls

than defy the scriptures.

Bridegrooms never enter from the west!

Good God! This is sacrilege.

So what Kappo? Lord Rama entered

from the west when he went to wed.

How come?

- Ayodhya is west of Mithila.

How could you forget that'!

- How could you forget dear brother?

Lord Rama was exiled for 14 years.

Had he observed the scriptures...

Lord Rama would've been happy, no?

Can you match that?

Our sister-in-law is matchless!

- Convinced him, at long last

I wonder if I could've

convinced him to get married.

Anju's wedding is going to be fun!

- This sister-in-law of mine...

happens to be everyone's favourite!

And our wedding was no less grand.

Yes, but there's no sign of the one

who regaled everyone at your wedding.

Who...?

- Sanju.

Yes.

You escaped from the aunt fatso, I

will pull your hair and make you short.

Bahadur Singh!

- Yes ma'am.

Bahadur Singh, are the gates washed?

- Yes.

Plant the new saplings.

You said the prayers

without Waiting for me?

Sanju! You.

Sorry "girlfriend", I'm late.

- Not too late.

There's much you can do.

- That's why, I've came.

Hey Sanju.

- Hello Uncle! - There you are.

Very good. Very good.

All set?

- All upset.

The engagement is next Sunday.

And everyone is in an uproar

I'm going to the office.

You've got to take care of everything.

Has everyone arrived?

- Everyone.

Uncle, aunt...?

- Both

I better time my entry.

Rascal! Go in, I'll join you

Uncle Shankar, take in Sanjay's luggage.

I'll be back in two hours.

- No, please...

Hey girl... I'll pull your hair.

Hey buddy. Stay back.

Stay back.

Hi Sanju! How are you?

- Good!

First, have you found someone who

can straighten you out?

A nice girl, like me?

Now... what can I say.

- You married him and broke my heart.

Somehow, I found someone. Now I

hear she's getting married too.

Oh poor Sanju.

Nice girl?

- Nice? Mind-blowing.

More mind-blowing than me?

- You're unsurpassable.

She's somewhat like you.

Could be a little sister to you?

Oh, but what good is all that now?

That boy is incorrigible.

My obeisances to the Aunt.

- Bless you.

Aren't you a bit too early

for a post-wedding appearance?

I would have come earlier were it

not for a black cat that crossed my path.

Goodness! And then?

- I took a round trip to get here.

That's the right thing to do.

- Forget all that, tell me one thing.

Have you met Anju?

- I'll be seeing her.

Look her up, before I leave...

I mean, I got to be going out.

Hi Sanjay!

- Hi brother-in-law!

How are you doing man?

- Going good.

How's the business? How is

Wall Street treating you'!

Anjali is upstairs.

- Upstairs... Anjali.

Yes, go on.

- Go on.

Sanju Uncle!

Hi! Kutkut, You recognised me?

Yes and Grandpa wants to see you.

- Good Lord!

Obeisance, Uncle.

- Keep the obeisances for later.

First, out there in Bombay

have you married secretly?

Good Lord!

- Good Lord! Without your approval...

Can lever marry?

- Look at him, how understanding.

What a good boy! And take

our Anjali ...have you me! her?

Sanju! You haven't met Anjali yet'?

- No Nilu-didi.

But why is everyone

all agog about Anjali?

Sanju, what's this I hear'?

- Hello Grannie.

Bless you. Haven'! you seen Anju yet?

- I will, I will, please sit down.

What's the hurry?

- But of course...

Sanju! Here you are...

Anjali is waiting for you.

Where...?

- Upstairs. Now come on.

Let me say hi to the others.

- Later. Now come along.

Oh come on, we've been expecting you

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