Poster Girl Page #8
All of that is equally important.
But, to what extent'?
My dad is so old and still
he has kids!
He's always got that
on his mind, 24!?!
Have you seen how red
his nose is?
He got married, within a year
after my mom died.
She's my aunt!
It was the same thing
with her, too. Constantly!
I feel sorry for her.
I felt sorry for my mom, too,
but...
I felt really bad for my mom.
But, what... no!
Well...
Bajrang, don't cry.
Bajrang!
Don't cry!
Come on, don't cry!
Forget about dad. Think of yourself.
Do you realise what a hunk you are?
If you were in our college,
the girls would swoon over you.
You know, if something scares you...
...confront it, directly.
For example, if you see a woman...
...look at her directly.
- What?
And just grin at her.
- What?
I mean, smile openly, nicely!
Okay? See, it's happening!
Grin! Just like that.
What is it? - NO, I...
We've made tea after so long!
Normally, it's every other brand.
Don't forget Smirnoff!
- Yes, that too!
But, our Arjun is a good boy.
He loves liquor.
he can carry it.
He doesn't stagger around.
And he eats so neatly!
Whereas, my husband?
What is it?
- He calls Arjun, Ajrun!
He may fall! - I'm so doomed!
He's fallen down! - Hey!
Blackberries? Do you sell these, too?
No. We sell blackberry liquor.
I know, you like blackberries.
Yes. - Yes!
What's that for?
- To spit out the seeds!
I won't eat so much!
- Go ahead! Eat up!
Once you like something,
finish it off!
That's why, I finish 8 bottles
every day.
8? Growth oriented.
I'm not an ordinary man.
But, I have a thought. - What?
You set up a liquor store.
Why not start a Chemist's shop?
What a thought! Awesome.
Tell me, who drinks medicine
every day?
Does anyone do that? No, they don't!
But, one drinks liquor every day.
service industry, here!
Wow! I love the way you think.
The highest mentality! - Yes.
An agricultural officer? Amazing.
But, after she marries our son,
why must she do that? - What?
Suresh will give her whatever she wants.
Hey, isn't Ramesh our son, too?
- What?
She's here. - Come on.
Why are you wearing sunglasses at home?
Because you like this.
- Oh, no.
That's not true. - It isn't?
Take them off. - No! - No!
Take them off. - No! - It's okay.
Oh, my! What happened?
We got it beached.
- It's got an L. Blee...
We got it leached. Ouch!
Hard work. We have a brick kiln, you know.
when the flames hit us in the face.
So, the hair turned golden.
- Right.
You look like Angry Birds!
One moment, you were to the
registrar's office, right?
Your tongue is purple.
- What?
No. That's not what happened.
Pani puri (street food)?
You like it, right? - I do.
That's why, we got it
specially for you. - Yes.
The water is a gift from me.
And I've sponsored the puris.
It was such fun!
I wish, aunt were here. - Aunt.
She'd see how important girls are.
Forget it. Don't rake up the past.
They were such buffoons!
They are not buffoons,
they are monkeys.
Their dads are even worse than they are.
Each one is more priceless
than the other!
So, he's talking about
marrying Rupali.
They're not all that bad.
I mean, they need to grow
up a bit, but they'll do.
And Bajrang?
You should have seen him grin!
I really like him.
What? Are you really going
to get married?
What will she do, after
marriage? - They can do farming.
Farming? Do groundnuts grow
above the ground or below?
I bet those monkeys
don't even know that!
They want to farm, it seems!
What are they talking about?
Hey! Wait a minute.
Wait.
Can you swim?
- Sure! I use a pumpkin as a float.
Should I push you in?
- No, please!
Didn't you come to hit Suraj
the other day? - No.
NO? - No!
Tell me, or...
- Please don't hit me!
I hit him.
Who sent you?
I can't tell you that.
Tell me who sent you!
Kishan sent me.
Uncle. - What?
Uncle! - What?
What is it? - I'll go and check.
I didn't know you would
stoop so low.
What is the matter?
Ask him! - What?
What is it?
You sent men to hit Suraj, right?
What is this?
Who told you?
- That doesn't matter.
Yes or not?
I didn't send them to
thrash him. I just...
Forget about it.
I won't listen to anything.
I've lost my regard for you.
- What?
What...
But...
Listen to me, dear.
Let me bathe at least.
Why ask me about lunch, now?
It's not about lunch!
- What is it about?
Rupali isn't at home.
What do you mean?
Look properly.
No, I checked and I can't
find her.
You can't find her?
- No.
What do you mean?
How can she just go off?
Listen!
One moment.
- Roopali!
Listen!
- What is this? Rupali!
Kishan! - She must be here.
I'll tell her. Rupali!
She's not there. We checked.
You should have
checked, before cooking.
Listen!
- Where is my phone?
It's over there. - It's there.
Wait. Hello?
Listen! - No. - Well...
One moment, I'll check on her.
- Where are you going like that?
Where are you going
like that? - Yes!
One moment. Where are my clothes?
- Inside.
Where is my shirt? And
my trousers? - Listen, why...
Prabhakar. - Hey!
Have you seen Rupali since
morning? - No.
Where is Suraj?
- He went out in the morning.
Where did he go?
- He didn't tell me that.
I hope they didn't
elope together.
How can you jump to these
wild conclusions at once?
Our kids aren't
so crazy.
Prabhakar, my reputation is at risk
here. You have it easy!
Kishan!
Hello, vice chief?
Slacker! Loser!
Sarpanch, this is not right.
- Yes.
You decree his punishment.
- That's right.
You are hereby ocstracised
by the village.
Forget about getting the land.
Let's see how you will live here.
- We'll see.
No, don't do that!
That's not his fault.
I won't allow you to enter my house!
Do whatever you want, to me.
But, don't treat him like this.
It's really not his fault.
- Be quiet, you!
Your son eloped with Rupali
and married her.
Come on, let's go.
- Come on, Ramya.
Oh, God! They are together.
Strange!
You rascal! - No!
You were trying to elope
with her! - Wait!
Wait! Wait. - You rascal!
Let him go!
Do you think, we got married?
- Of course!
How can we get married,
just like that?
We are from different
castes, aren't we?
So, you're not married?
No.
Oh, God!
- They're not married!
You're not married?
- They're not married!
They're not married!
- They are not!
They aren't married.
- Yes.
They didn't get married.
- Take the fridge back inside.
Come on, dad!
- Put it back!
Take the buffalo back in.
Put the shorts on.
On the buffalo? - You'll get
slapped! Put it on the line.
Hey, come on.
- Uncle, I was mistaken.
Rupali, I was mistaken.
You can hit me. Go ahead.
- No, it's okay.
Hit me, I said!
- It's okay!
Go ahead, hit him since
he's asking for it.
Go ahead and hit him!
- That's alright.
Alright, fine. Hey, Bajya!
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