Paying Guest Page #2

Synopsis: An incompetent lawyer gets evicted, dons the guise of an old man to gain accommodation, falls for the owner's daughter, then faces numerous life-changing challenges.
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
1957
157 min
104 Views


..then you know my powe.

Ronnie..

- HeIIo, M. Singh. How ae you?

WiII I get something to eat?

I am vey hungy.

BaIIu Singh, is eveything fine?

Yes, Inspecto. Eveything is fine.

I am his younge bothe Ronnie.

Lonnie?

- Not Lonnie. Ronnie.

Ronnie. He means to say Ronnie.

That's what I am saying.

My name is Ronnie.

This knife?

This knife is ou

fathe's Iast memento.

He was a chef. He wouId cut

onions and tomatoes with this knife.

Right, Bothe?

I'm Ieaving. I wiII come next week.

I don't need an expIanation.

I want esuIts.

Lazy feIIow.

Eveybody wants saIay fo fee.

Go compIete the weekIy saIes eport.

Go. Why ae you staing

at me? I said get Iost.

Why ae you Iaughing?

Tust me. Now, it's you tun.

Hi, good moning.

Wow! You'e Iooking

vey petty today.

How many times I have toId you

to stand staight in font of me!

I hate this body Ianguage of yous.

Soy, ma'am.

I head you wee again Iate today.

Switch that thing off.

- Yes, ma'am.

WiII you just stand ove

my head o wiII you sit too?

Thank you.

Ma'am, didn't you hea?

I soId two cas today.

I head it. Good.

- This is my wok.

FIirting with femaIe customes.

Thinking that you'e a fiIm heo.

This is you fuII time job.

Right?

I do it fo fee,

ma'am. I am soy. I was..

Switch that thing off.

You ceII is inging, ma'am.

Right.

What?

Ma'am, I don't mean it. I was just..

You took undue

advantage of the situation.

Whethe you seII the ca o not,

you wiII sueIy entice a giI. Right?

Ma'am, pIease..

Yes, this is my office.

I am moe concened about my

eputation than my pofits.

Did you get it?

This is the finaI waning. I don't

want any oadside Romeos hee.

I need seious saIesmen. Undestand?

Ma'am, you..

You..

But, ma'am..

- I said get out.

Okay. It's enough. It's enough.

I can't take this anymoe.

I am esigning.

I can't wok with an insoIent

and an aogant giI Iike you.

What?

- Yes, ma'am.

How dae you!

- You ae sick. You ae mad.

Ma'am, Iife is Iike an echo sound.

When you ask a question,

you get you answe.

So, pIease ise above this hated.

And give you Iife a chance to

beathe. PIease, just eIax.

Go easy on youseIf.

Rajan gives my Iines to othes.

What do you think? I don't know

what his witing capabiIities ae?

If you know his

witing capabiIities..

When I saw you,

a chod stuck my heart.

Soy.

Yes, if you know his

witing capabiIities..

..then why don't you do anything?

How can I do anything?

You know that Rajan has been

ecommended by the channeI head.

And thee is my fathe too.

Whee ae you going?

- In you cabin.

Fathe has given stict instuctions.

You can't ente my cabin aIone.

Okay. I am not aIone.

My feeIings ae with me. Let's go.

What happened?

- It got ton.

What?

- My pant.

Paag, you too. Fathe wiII come.

Come on. Wea the

costume meant fo the show.

Seema.

- Open the doo.

Fathe.

- Fathe. - Open the doo.

You fathe aIways comes at the

ight pIace but at the wong time.

I know that the idiot is inside.

Whee? Whee is that

idiot Paag? Whee is he?

Paag? Who?

Paag. He didn't come hee.

He came hee. I know.

The secuity guad toId me.

I won't spae him. Paag.

Fathe, beIieve me.

I am you own bIood.

That's why I can't beIieve you.

That idiot is hee.

I wiII find him and

I won't spae him.

When I saw you, a

chod stuck my heart.

Love shone though the eyes.

A chod stuck my heart.

What kind of intoxication is this?

Move.

Idiot.

HeIIo. Yes.

MeIo and Stewad company.

I don't need Iife insuance.

Thank you.

Can I taIk now?

Idiot, I won't spae you.

- I need an insuance.

AIpita, don't cy.

Look, I am aII ight.

You start cying

ove tiviaI issues.

At Ieast eIax today. You

know I am Ieaving, ight?

Soy.

What time is the fIight?

At 2 o'cIock. What about you?

When ae you coming to Pataya?

The joining date wiII

be confimed tomoow.

You job is confimed.

Life wiII be geat when my

job wiII be confimed too.

Listen, don't fIirt

with giIs in Pataya.

AIpita, you know me.

I am a God feaing peson.

I neve do bad deeds.

If I do good deeds,

I wiII be with you.

If I do bad deeds,

I wiII go to heII.

HeII.

AIpita, I was just joking. Chee up.

Listen, I have to go ight now.

Okay. Whee wiII you Iive in Pataya?

My cousin Paikshit is thee.

I wiII diectIy head to his

bungaIow fom the aiport.

M. Singh. M. Singh.

So what if I Iose the job?

I don't even cae.

What does Aarti

ma'am think of heseIf?

Don't I have any seIf-espect?

M. Singh, I wiII caII you back.

Paikshit, foget you seIf-espect.

And entice him.

Bhavesh.

Whee wee you,

Bhavesh? Whee wee you?

I was eaIIy missing you.

Why?

What do you mean?

Can't a fiend miss anothe fiend?

I mean, we ae best fiends.

We ae Iike bothes.

You don't beIieve in bothehood?

What nonsense. Ae you fine?

ActuaIIy, I was just

thinking about us. - Us?

I mean we aII thee fiends.

We aII thee fiends.

God fobid, if anything

happens to any one of us..

If thee is any pobIem..

Fo instance?

Fo exampIe, you Iose you job.

'How does he know that

I Iost my job?'

You ae unempIoyed.

You don't have a penny.

You don't have anything to eat.

You ae oaming aound bae.

Who wiII support you?

Who? Who?

I am thee. You fiend.

You best fiend. You bothe.

ReaIIy?

NatuaIIy. Now Iook.

Leave me.

Assume that I have Iost my job.

- Don't say that.

Assume it.

- Okay.

Won't you support me

if I am unempIoyed?

Of couse. Is this

something to ask? I am you fiend.

A buden has Iifted fom my heart.

- Yes. Me too.

I wanted to say something.

- Me too.

I Iost my job.

Me too..

What?

I am missing you peopIe a Iot.

ActuaIIy, I was just

thinking about us.

Us thee fiends.

We aII thee fiends.

We ae Iike bothes. Bothes.

What? You guys don't

beIieve in bothehood?

God fobid, if a

caIamity befaIIs on one of us..

God fobid..

Fo instance?

Assume that you both Iose you job.

- We have Iost it.

Paying guests.

How wiII we suvive

tiII we get a new job?

Don't woy. I have some savings.

We wiII use it.

No. You have saved that money to

send to India. It's fo you famiIy.

Aen't you both a part of my famiIy?

Don't taIk nonsense.

ChiII. Look, the pobIem won't be

soIved by meeIy taIking about it.

Let's go and Iook fo

some new jobs. AII ight?

Yes, Iet's not bIow

the job this time.

Come on.

- Let's go.

Hang on.

AII this is fine. But what about him?

- Who?

ExactIy. Kiska MigIani.

As soon as he etuns, he wiII say,

Who is the owne of the house?

Kiska. Kiska MigIani.

I can't do mimicy.

- Who wiII pay the ent?

We wiII coss the

bidge when we come to it.

Fist, Iet's soIve the

pobIem egading the job.

Pay that thee is no new pobIem.

Okay. Okay. Okay. I am coming.

I am coming.

HeIIo. HeIIo. HeIIo.

HeIIo.

- HeIIo.

Ae you going thee?

- Yes.

Can you teII me who is the owne

of the house? - Kiska (Whose).

Of this house.

- Kiska.

Who is the owne of this house?

Kiska. Can I go?

Whee ae you going?

- Inside.

Inside? Whee?

- In the house.

I am taIking about the same house.

Who is the owne of this house?

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Nasir Hussain

Mohammad Nasir Hussain Khan or Nasir Hussain (16 November 1926 – 13 March 2002) was an Indian film producer, director and screenwriter. With a career spanning decades, Hussain has been credited as a major trendsetter in the history of Hindi cinema. For example, he directed Yaadon Ki Baraat (1973), which created the Bollywood masala film genre that defined Hindi cinema in the 1970s and 1980s, and he wrote and produced Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988), which set the Bollywood musical romance template that defined Hindi cinema in the 1990s. Akshay Manwani wrote a book on Hussain's cinema titled Music, Masti, Modernity: The Cinema of Nasir Husain.. He belonged to a Rohilla Pathan family of Uttar Pradesh. more…

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