OK Jaanu Page #2

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No partying today, uncle.

I'll come home early today.

What time?

- By 5 'clock.

Put it back...put it...

Actually by 5:
30.

Uncle, I'll...be back by 6.

- Yeah.

Be back by 6, right.

You've to take Charu

to Ravindra Natya Mandir.

For a classical music program.

Me?

Your brother wouldn't

have asked twice.

I've to head to the BSES office...

regarding the electricity bill.

They send such absurd bills.

Grease their palms...

and they will never call again.

Do what? - Grease their palms...

fill their pockets.

I see...how about a pour a can

of oil on their hands...their pockets?

Your generation cannot

do without corruption.

I can still handout sentences.

I will throw you out along with

your luggage if you say that again.

Okay uncle, sorry.

Here you are, baby.

Bye.

Bye, aunty.

Here you go, and... you've

almost finished the crossword.

Wow...

- Isn't that amazing.

Come, madam.

Hello. Hello.

Hello.

Hello. Hello.

Bless you.

Hello. Hello.

- Hello.

Hello.

Aunty, you sit and I'll be...

- No-no...sit.

Hello. Hello.

Can you go to that side?

There's another seat.

Thank you.

Hello. Hello.

You're a big star, aunty.

- Of course.

You sing so well...

why don't you do a stage show?

You're unmusical and unmelodious.

Uncultured fellow.

Get out.

Get down.

- What happened?

I said get down.

- What happened?

Get out! Get down!

Get down from the bus!

- The bus...

You were sleeping through the program.

Oh, God!

Hello, baby.

You're back.

- Yeah.

How...

So...how was your program?

- Amazing!

Where are your feet, sir?

- Where they should be.

There's food inside.

Go and eat.

Hats off.

Roll up my sleeves...please.

This one too.

Keep these there.

Gopi, should I heat-up the food?

We already ate, baby.

Look, I even wiped

my hands with your dress.

Fine, clean this wok properly.

Alzheimer's, 2nd stage.

She's forgotten a great deal.

But she still remembers some things.

Brother Ravi did tell me about it.

How do you handle all this, uncle?

Well...if she calls me

Paplu even once in a day...

...it fills me up with

the energy for a lifetime.

Paplu...

Goodnight.

- Goodnight.

Come-come-come...

let's take you to the bedroom...

...and sing you a lullaby.

Which one is it?

Your favorite lullaby?

Have you open Bank account.

Yes, brother...l did get one.

- Where?

At the Parel Branch.

Did Bantu give you the bike?

Madam's geyser isn't working,

I came for some hot water.

Yeah...Bantu gave me the bike.

He gave me the bike, the keys,

papers, insurance...everything.

I mean...whatever...

wear your helmet while riding.

Talk to your sister-in-law.

Hurry up, it's a long-distance call.

Hello.

- Quickly.

Hello... - My phone's switching off...

battery's low.

Hello.

- Hello.

The number you're trying

to call is currently busy!

The number you're trying

to call is currently busy!

Sorry!

Hey...

Hey...

It's me...girlfriend no. 16.

I thought its no. 10.

I was just testing your number.

Otherwise no decent girl

calls up a guy at this hour.

We'll know your decency when we meet.

Whose wedding will we meet next?

Jenny's been shipped to America.

Ohh...so you're missing me.

No...l was missing Jenny.

So let's meet...

and miss Jenny together.

Hey...

- What happened?

Anybody there?

Ghost..spirit...ghoul...witch!

Witch... Girlfriend no. 17.

So when are we meeting?

Tomorrow. . coffee at 3!

Say yes. . say yes-yes.

Maybe.

Good.

- Maybe not.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

Okay, darling.

We can see right here...check it...

- Tara.

The number you're trying

to call is currently busy.

Busy my foot...

you just hit the jackpot.

Do you know who you're going

to work with on the project?

Shahrukh Khan.

One and only...Balakrishna Doshi.

Really?

- Really!

Come...Baig sir is calling.

Hi, sir.

Would you like to work

with Doshi sir on a project?

Of course, sir.

He's the no. 1.

I see...

But in the interview

you said that I am no. 1.

You're beyond that...

You're above the list.

Anyway, Doshi sir is my hero too.

You'll have to go work

with him in Ahmedabad.

Thank you, sir.

Congratulations.

- Thanks.

Hey...

Hey...

Your Coffee's turned into cold coffee.

Where are you?

The coffee shop.

And I'm done pulling my hair and

using them as noodles in my coffee...

Oh my, what are you doing?

Do you know what condition

I am in waiting for you?

But you don't count me as human being.

Since 2:
45...l've been

waiting and waiting...

Sorry-sorry-sorry.

Stay there, I am coming.

I've picked up my bag from the desk.

My keys-my keys-I've found my keys.

I have my phone.

My boss is looking at me...

He thinks I'm going

out for something urgent.

I just gave him a fake smile...

and faced Asha.

Avoided her by giving

her a cold shoulder.

And after dodging

two guys carrying coffee...

My card...my card...

And...open sesame...

I am outside my office.

And I am coming outside

my office walking fast...

And you're right in front of me.

You?

- Alak Niranjan lady...

Wow...from desk to door,

somewhere you lost the formalities.

You're a funny man.

So come let's have fun.

What happened?

Okay.

1-2-3...

Come on.

1-2...

So...all time favorite video game.

All time favorite...

No chance.

Definitely not...

- Something...

You tell me...

- My favorite is...Mortal Kombat.

I love it.

Tara.

Who is that guy?

Isn't that the guy from the train?

- Come on.

At least tell me what

happened between you two.

The same thing that didn't happen.

Marriage.

Marriage? You?

Never.

He was chasing after me for marriage.

And you?

- Me... I was trying to get rid of him.

By jumping in front of the train?

I was just pretending.

To get him out of my life for good.

And that's where I came in.

What?

Tara?

Sorry.

Listen to me. Please.

So...

- So what?

See you tomorrow.

- Okay.

Where?

- Ahmedabad. Kutch Express.

Hey...when are you coming back?

Don't know.

What are you doing, Paplu?

Tickling you, baby.

Uncle, did you two

always talk like this?

Paplu...baby?

Oh...let it go...

Stupidity of young age...

Tell me, uncle...how did you meet aunty?

Well, you see...

I was in my final year of LAW...

...and she was 20 years old.

And I had a taste for classical

music...from the beginning.

But not enough knowledge.

- Like always.

Yes, always...

And her voice... oh, God.

And her beauty...

- Like always...

Yes, always...she was

always so beautiful.

It so happened that

I had a doctor friend...

...and he would tag along as well.

The doctor was crazy about Charu.

And one day...he sent a

letter to Charu through me.

Love letter.

And I gave it to her.

She read the letter and smiled.

And when the doctor heard

about this, he grew bolder.

He started writing

to her more frequently.

But I never read the envelope.

- I see...

I didn't know that he never wrote

his name at the end of the letter.

So tell me...what would I understand?

You thought the letter was from him.

- Of course.

And he was also so

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