Poster Girl Page #4
What is it?
- Look at this.
Look at this! It's a miracle!
What has happened?
I can hear hens clucking
in the basil plant.
That's you, burping!
- Look at this!
What?
Mangala, you're such a dimwit!
Look at that!
Who sent this hens here?
- Oh, God!
Are they blind? Why are they here?
- Come on! Uncle!
Now, I'm your uncle, too?
Is my home a warehouse? Why
did you bring them here?
The guest are here. You will need
chicken to feed them.
Chicken?
- There are 200 egg bearing hens.
Aunt! - Oh, no!
- A nice side business for you.
You don't have to go to him for
money, every time. Right?
Why are you so bothered?
Uncle is super strong!
And there's more.
I get it. Now, leave.
What is with you?
Bring it in.
What is that cupboard for?
- Don't you get it? It's a fridge.
With Bingaro beer.
Super strong and absolutely
chilled.
Watch it!
- It Will fall!
Loaded, only for you.
When it's over, call and ask
for more. No sweat!
I'll deliver at home.
After all, I am in the
service industry.
Uncle, but...
- But'?
A loving gift? With sunglasses
on?
What is it'?
- No!
Whose buffaloes are these?
They are yours, uncle.
What the heck? Am I your
uncle, too?
What for?
I don't have a male buffalo!
My dad said, every buffalo gives
2O liters of milk.
That's 80 liters per day.
- So?
And if you wan to deliver milk,
you can use the BMW.
The BMW?
But, why are you giving me all this?
How long can you drive
that motor scooter?
I know, I can't help it.
- Now, ride the BMW with pride.
Okay.
- What?
What are you doing?
- Well...
What is that'?
- Give me the keys to your scooter.
What for?
- Well...
...my dad said, I will drive
it, from now on.
He said, a man should
know his place.
Take this. - Really?
With 80 liters of milk, I deserve
a BMW, right? - Yes.
RUDE!
- Oh, my!
What happened? Why are you
dancing? - No, keep all of this.
Please, do read the card.
The card? Are you educated?
- See you.
Okay.
- This is really tiny.
Oh' my God!
But!
BMW! Oh, my God!
Uncle, you'll break your leg.
Bharat Rao, don't do that.
I have to deliver the milk.
What's going on?
Get down.
Come on. Pick it up.
I didn't do anything!
- What the...
What is your problem?
You've got no sense!
Don't lift him up!
Carry the milk cans.
Why? Don't do this, please.
It's 200 liters of milk.
It takes a long time to milk.
Sit in the car.
- In the car?
Not a 2 wheeler!
A 4 wheeler!
Yes!
Uncle! You forget the
measuring cup.
Thanks for giving it in time.
The bottom line is a
different matter.
Uncle, where do we have
We have 47 houses. Let's go.
- What?
Bharat Rao, don't do this.
We're late. We've to
deliver to many places.
The boys are delivering
your milk!
Why are you getting so tense?
That's not the point.
Dad is also in a rush.
Pandey, hurry up with
the ploughing. - Come on.
Dad!
- What?
Hey, get going.
Fetch some water. - Yes!
What? - Hello. - Mr. Kishan,
don't sit on the ground.
Come on, stand up.
Here, have some areca nut.
- Yes.
You came yesterday, but I was
in a bad mood.
Bharat Rao told me you want
the land.
Turn around and keep walking.
Stop, when you get tired.
You'll get all the land right
up to that point.
Don't tease a poor man.
I never tease anyone!
I swear on my dead
wife. Never! - Yes.
I don't want your land.
Then? - Just give back
my brother's land. - Ah!
Bharat Rae, get the documents.
Yes. The documents are ready.
We can finish this at once.
But... - But, what?
You have a condition, too?
It's simple!
Get your niece married
to my son.
Will you do that?
Mr. Kishan'?
Mister? Yes, tell me.
Where are you?
- Me?
I'm slightly tied up with
something.
Are you done?
- Not yet.
Put some effort into it.
It's not helping.
Listen, forget about
you and me.
Let's do this on the 17th.
It's a wedding. Let me take care of
my brother's death anniversary.
After that, I will...
Here goes.
Brother, is that you?
Come into the courtyard.
Are you there?
Alright, now talk to me.
Really? Sweety delivered?
Oh, my! I'll tell him.
Listen! Sweety delivered
five pups.
Give me that phone.
- What?
Why are you so cranky since
morning?
Why are you sitting with a
kerchief tied around your head?
Because my pocket is torn and
I don't have anywhere to put it.
to you. - Make some tea.
It's the fifth. - When?
It's your fifth cup of tea!
When, it seems!
This man is incapable
of understanding anything.
We have a major event
coming up and he's asking, when!
It'll break!
What is wrong with you?
I've got a splitting headache.
Can I give you a head rub?
- Bash it in with a grinding stone.
One moment. - Come along, priest.
Keep it here. - Yes.
One moment. Pick up
all that stuff.
You can't keep anything here
without asking uncle. Pick it up!
Stop.
- Hey! - Rupali!
He's my dad, Rupali.
And this is the priest, who has
come for the veneration.
Let me introduce you.
- He's Suraj.
We know each other.
- How come?
We were together
Oh, right.
I didn't know it...
- Pick it up, at once.
It's already a mess. She's
been calling me all clay...
...and hasn't cooked
any food yet.
At what time did I tell you
to come here?
You would have been in time
We got coconuts, too.
- Let's go.
They had to be delivered.
Why are you telling me?
Sort out the dry fruit before
the veneration. - Okay.
I'll do it.
- Rupali, when did you arrive?
What's going on?
- Why are you getting so hassled?
What else should I do?
Kishan, you've arranged for the
anniversary rites, nicely outside.
Outside? - Yes.
Such a great soul will not
be born again.
On behalf of our
corporator...
...we are going to ensure...
...that Bhagwan Thorat will get the
Bharat Ratna award. Applause!
Bhagvvan and I were childhood
friends.
We played hide and go seek
in school.
At that time, I was sure he would
be a cop and I'd be the thief.
What are you saying?
- Come on!
Once, when we were in Pune
during the Ganesh festival...
...Bhagvvan Rao and I met at the
Khandoba temple in Budhwar Peth.
That's when he told me...
...your son is so regal
looking.
I want him to be my son-in-law.
That's what he said.
Bhagwan, you are great!
You are truly great.
We're doomed!
Stop it!
He's going to fall!
- Watch out!
Help him up.
Oh, no!
You're tired, right?
- Yes.
Uncle.
- Yes?
What happened today, or rather
all the gifts we are getting daily...
...that's all for me, right?
We had the entire village
in our house for lunch, today.
It's all for me, right?
Not really, but...
...it is.
What can I say?
Everyone wants to marry me, right?
Don't get involved in any of this.
Listen to me. You and your
mom can leave at the earliest.
I'm being honest.
Why should I leave,
every single time?
What do you mean?
Dad always told me a story.
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