Purani Jeans Page #7

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Come here. Walk faster.

Roxy. - Hello. How are you?

My, God!

Little Tino. - Hi.

Friends Forever?

Yo!

It looks like someone's wedding party.

I am not comfortable.

So what?

Everyone's invited to the wedding.

You go ahead, I.. - Come on.

Calm down, come on.

Roxy.. - It's okay.

Go on. Go play with Parmeet.

Mummy's coming.

I am not invited.

Relax.

Especially in an old friend's wedding..

..everyone's invited.

Suzy! - Yes.

Suzy!

How are you man? - I am fine.

How are you? - Just fine.

This is your party? - Yes.

I got married last year. - What are you saying?

Congratulations. - Thanks.

This is just a small reception.

Come on. Come in.

Sure, let's go.

How was my surprise? - Superb, Tino.

Really superb.

You want to know something else? - What?

He's my business partner as well.

What?

We're even expanding to USA now.

Well...it's good to see..

..at least some Cowboys maintained their friendship.

Anyway, so tell me... who's the bride?

Bride actually..

She's a blondie.

What are you saying?

We went to Canada on his honeymoon.

I found Roxy's cousin.

And we fell in love.

Sorry, Siddhu, but we still love blondies.

You're just..

Forget it.

Where is she? Introduce me.

Look.

Come on, brother.

Everybody's waiting for you on the dance floor.

Let's get on the dance floor.

Yes, the in-laws are waiting.

Come on.

You wait.

Someone's waiting for you here.

Turn around.

Hi, Siddharth. - Nayantara.

We're meeting after so many years.

Won't you say hello?

Hello. Hi.

I never imagined... we'll meet after so many years.

Tino and Suzy, we kept in touch.

Nice to see you. - Yeah.

Same here.

Do you stay in Chandigarh? - No.

Delhi. - I see.

But I am working on the design of a hotel in Kasauli.

Oh...so you became an architect after all.

Nice. - Yes.

How's Aisha?

Aisha's in Singapore.

She's married to a banker now. - Oh.

You know...you look just the same.

Anyway, you want to dance?

Sure.

'I never imagined... after all these years...we'll meet again.'

You know, Siddharth..

..sometimes we should just forget the past and move on.

But I can't.

Sam's death changed it all... forever.

How can I forget... that I betrayed my best friend?

Maybe life betrayed him, not you.

Maybe you're right.

I wish I could meet Sam's mom.

I told you...one day I'll treat everyone to Scotch.

Cheers.

Cheers. - Cheers, buddy.

Siddhu.

You really disappointed me.

I thought after Sam's death..

..you will look after us.

But you fled yourself.

Forget it.

Forget the past..

You're drunk.. - I am not drunk.

I am.. - It's okay.

I couldn't say anything.

I remember every moment of that summer.

Everything changed after that.

Sid, you're back.

Come in, come in.

How was the interview? - I am through.

I've to leave for US next week.

Wow!

Congrats, man. - Thanks.

I am so happy for you.

Aren't you going to wish him or something?

Guys, guys, guys.

Sid's going to America.

He's through.

Congrats. Siddharth.

Let's party.

Sid! Sid! Sid! Sid! Come out.

Now he will study with foreign girls.

Lift him up! Lift him up!

Hip hip hurray!

You are going to America..

..and didn't think it was important to tell me?

Everything happened so soon that..

Anyways, what's the point in telling you now?

Everything has changed.

What?

It was all clear at the shed.

You're mistaken, Siddharth.

Look...after what he did for Aisha..

I don't love Sam.. - I can understand that you..

I don't.. - Look...there's no point discussing about it.

Anyway, I am going to America next week.

There's no point hurting anyone.

Let us all part as friends.

Goodbye.

And after that evening..

..everything changed between me and Nayantara.

I was just counting my days..

..for going to America.

Bahadur. - Yes, Sam sir.

Give him the red jacket too. - Yes.

Enough, Sam, my suitcase will explode.

Let me.

And...your farewell party's day after.

I hope you remember that.

I remember.

I've to go now.

I still have lots of packing to do at home.

Thanks, Bahadur.

Your phone is ringing. - Someone will answer it.

Thanks for the clothes.

No problem.

Why are you ruining the jeans?

Once it's ready you will know how special they are.

The phone's been ringing for so long. Answer it.

I'll take this.

Siddhu sir...I'll get you a bag. - Thanks, Bahadur.

Hello. - Hello, Abhijeet.

Dr. Goyal's reports have arrived.

The reports are negative.

You're not going to be a father after all.

Excuse me. - What happened?

Aren't you happy?

What happened?

Is your wife around?

It's me Sunita.

From the Delhi office.

What's wrong with you?

Who was it? - Nothing. Wrong number.

Leave now.

Hey nice. It suits you.

When were you going to talk about her to mom?

About whom?

Abhijeet, stop pretending.

You very well know I am talking about Sunita.

Sunita?

Sunita..

Sunita's the secretary at my Delhi office.

So? - Come on.

Listen, don't take me for a fool.

Don't you try and fool me.

Here's the cheque for your tuition fees.

You do your work and let me do mine.

Go on.

Listen to me.

Either you talk to mom or I do.

No matter how much one does for cheapsters like you..

..it's never enough.

You fool.

Learn to behave.

I am like a father to you.

You..

What are you doing? - Sam!

Sherry. - Sam, stop it.

Better tell him.

What are you doing, Sam?

Why don't you ask your husband?

He's the fool, I am telling you.

I've just had enough of this, Sam.

Apologies.

I said apologies.

Mom, take my advice..

..and leave him before he ruins us.

I don't need your advice.

You don't need me either, mom.

Sam!

Sam!

Sam sir..

The tickets will be ready tomorrow.

Go and collect it.

Mom, my farewell party's the day after.

How many things are you going to make me do before I go?

Come to Chandigarh with me.

No, son.

New nursery batches.

Children.

Flower orders.

I can't come. You go.

What happened?

Mrs. Monica Ray, you are very bad with goodbye you know that.

Look at me.

Look at me. - No.

No crying.

Siddhu!

I am going to miss you. - Miss you too, mom.

Look after yourself.

Go, take a look. - Going.

Go.

Siddhu, open the door. - You two.

What are you two doing here?

How are you?

We just came to say bye.

How are you, Suzy? - How are you?

Come in.

Come, let's sit.

Here.

A farewell gift from us.

It's the most expensive pen from the Novelty Store.

You like writing, don't you? - Thanks.

Siddhu. Now you're leaving too.

Our group's slowly breaking up.

Why will it break up?

Sam and I will visit every year.

And you two will go to the University as well.

The Cowboys will have a reunion in summers.

Okay?

Yes, bro, I'll go to the Busa institute.

And if he doesn't succeed in medical..

..I'll take him along with me to Delhi.

All the best. - But, Siddhu.

You know something.

It won't be the same without you and Sam.

By the way, we'll need to..

..prepone my farewell party.

Actually I've to go to Chandigarh..

..to collect my passport and visa, so..

No problem.

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