One by Two Page #5
- Year:
- 2014
- 139 min
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Hell on Fire!
Every week they eliminate
the best dancers.
These two were so good!
I don't want to see this show.
Change the channel. Rubbish show.
There you have it.
Bunty and Samara
who knows which way
the audience will lean.
Give it up for one last
time for Bunty and Samara
Yes!
Wake up! Wake up!
Oh...mom!
You know it's evening, right?
Opening the curtains won't
You been holed up in here for a week.
There's no need to
wallow in self pity.
C'mon I want you to wake up and
get ready and come out in 5 minutes.
Mom?
Mom?
Surprise!
What's going on?
I told you she'd be surprised!
Come On!
What's this?
A leg warmer?
Silly, it's my tutu...
From when I was five.
Did you stick it in
the paper shredder?
How fat were you?
Shaila...
Hmm...
It's all over.
What? Jello shots?
No worries! We drank enough!
No...my dream!
I'm never going
to be a famous dancer.
I'm going to be
a nobody all my life
Nobody...nothing...
Nobody...nothing...
So dramatic,
so much overacting.
C'mon get up!
Get up and go at it again.
You can't give up!
I can't.
Why? You fractured your arms and legs?
No, but my hair is caught in
the cactus and I can't get it free.
Uhhuh...get it out! I'm so tired!
One drink and he thought
she was a mighty fine thing
One drink and he thought
she was a mighty fine thing
Two and three he was down
on one knee A couple more,
for her he was ready
to fight a war
For the sake of love
And find himself in bed
next to the crypt keeper's mum.
Bravo! Bravo
That was ACP Dhawan,
Our resident comedien.
And up last is Inspector Shetty
whose poem is titled "That Dark,
Lonely night."
And everyone, before you leave,
Don't forget to sample
tonight's Chinese buffet
brought to you courtesy
of Shehnaz caterers.
Hello!
Good evening! Good tidings!
Just like a lonely moonless night...
Uncle, you have to stop this now.
Hey you product of a bored night,
I've just gotten started.
I'm starving!
I'm not talking about the food.
shallow and empty poetry.
Listen to Inspector Shetty.
That's real poetry.
"Are you high')
- High? '
Let me check your pupils.
Uncle! Chilli sauce in my eye!
No, you're not high.
You're just an idiot.
Why is my poetry shallow?
Because I don't run for cover
every time I fire my own gun
like that Shetty over there.
Death comes closer and closer...
My poetry is entertaining.
Everyone enjoys it.
I have no intention
of walking around
like I have the world's
problems on my shoulders.
Life's too short.
And anyway, who made you The Bard
That you're critiquing my poetry!
You haven't been able to write squat
since that Radhika
drove you into the ground.
Tell me?
You know, you're right.
I'll get her back
and then I'll write.
I'll write the best song ever!
You're an idiot.
Hey Salgaonkar,
my nephew's an idiot.
- Let him be.
- I'm not an idiot.
Ok, but listen carefully...
I've passed the police academy,
shot the faces off
of seven gangsters
and last night I showed
a drug dealer what real pain is.
What have you done in your life?
I can't exactly answer
that question now
But I will...soon...
And listen,
if that drug dealer
turns out to be yours -
first I'll string him up,
then I'll hang you upside down.
Don't worry uncle!
I don't buy my stuff...
' grow it!
Grows it!
Radhika!
Radhika!
Amit?
What the hell are you doing here?
Have you gone crazy?
I love you.
Have you forgotten? It's over!
Go home.
- No.
- No?
So you plan on staying
out here all night?
Yes.
You toked up tonight?
Are you high?
that question?
Because you're acting crazy.
I am...crazy for you.
Good for you!
Listen, it's late at night.
You can't do this.
I have neighbours!
Amit, Stop it! Stop it!
I can't listen
to this crap anymore.
Amit, I can't be with you.
We can never be together.
You know why?
Because you're boring!
You're so boring!
You have a boring job,
You have a boring personality.
Even your name is boring -
Amit Sharma!
I mean, c'mon!
What are you saying baby?
What's wrong with you?
What's wrong with me?
What wrong with you!
You're an embarrassment
to yourself.
Do you know in
the last two years,
how many times
I almost died of boredom?
Do you know?
And this Manchow Soup fetish!
What is a Manchow soup, Amit?
Do me a favour
- Go to a restaurant,
order a Manchow soup.
Go One by Two.
Drink one bowl
And drown yourself in the other.
Really? You really want to do this?
I'm standing here with my guitar,
opening myself up to you
And you're just insulting me?
I can't deal with this. Really!
You know what,
Mihir was right.
I deserve better.
Go, go away
- I don't care.
But you please stay.
This is more entertaining
than TV!
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
- W h at?
Hello?
Hello, Samara?
Yeah?
It's Ramesh Mahtani
Oh, Hi...Hello...Good morning.
Good morning. It's been a while.
Yeah...
I'm coming to Mumbai for some work.
Was wondering if you'd
be free for dinner tonight?
Yeah!
But how did he know? I mean...how?
I've been emailing him...l mean...
You know, just keeping in touch.
Well, I guess it will be nice
to see him after all these years.
How long has it been?
About ten years.
Ten years...
Mum, you look beautiful!
Wow! And you look so young!
We look like sisters.
Liar!
He's here!
Oh Samara, you look lovely!
- Kalpana
- Hi, Ramesh.
- You look good.
- Thank you.
The house looks nice.
I made a good investment.
Shall we?
I've made reservations for 9 o'clock.
Yes...
- I'll just get my bag.
- Kalpana, I...
Yes?
I only came to take
Samara for dinner...
Sorry, Kalpana...
No, no...of course. I understand.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
You two have a lovely time.
- Shall we?
- Uhuh
Bye mum.
Bye...
I can't believe you remember that.
I came to one of your ballet recitals.
When I was fourteen!
You know, you shouldn't have gotten
eliminated from that TV show.
I thought you were the
best dancer on the show.
You saw the show?
Of course. You told me about it.
So I had to see it.
So what are your plans now?
Haven't really decided anything.
I quit my dance company
And I don't want to go back.
Well, then you shouldn't.
I'm actually surprised you're
trying to be a dancer here.
Why aren't you in London?
You're a British citizen.
Why are you here?
Mum is here.
Ah, I see.
So, how is Kalpana doing?
She's good.
And that problem of hers?
She misses you.
I miss you.
Samara, Kalpana and I,
that's the past.
You know what the situation was.
Look, what happened
between Kalpana and I
has nothing to do with us.
I would like to be
a part of your life.
I would like to make up
for some of those lost years.
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