Saathiya Page #3
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It's simple.
Do you like him or not?
My final exams are approaching,
and then I have to intern.
And I have to prepare for my M.D.,
as well. I don't know.
But answer me.
Do you like him or not?
How can I? Before me, you have to
get married... we'll see after that.
Give me a straight, yes or no.
- No.
Alright, then, My way is clear.
Don't blame me later.
What do you mean?
Meaning, you don't like him
but I like him a lot.
What do you mean by that?
- Simple. L-like-him-a-lot.
So, you want to have your cake
and eat it too.
Dad, if there is a proposal from a
rich family, what would you do?
What?
- What are you muttering?
I am just asking.
If there is a proposal then...
What sort of a proposal?
- Obviously a marriage proposal.
Now, someone isn't gong to come
and get a rakhi tied from you.
If she is saying something,
let her finish it.
Dina, stop throwing the trump card.
I got a jack,
so I am throwing a jack.
Excuse me. I have to study.
It's your turn. - Yes.
A family is going to come with
a marriage proposal...
Not for me, for Suhani.
- All right, but who is it?
A barrister... his son is Aditya.
No one has sent any word.
They won't just land up just like that?
That's what I am doing.
Informing you.
Is this why we pawned our jewellery
and sent you to college?
Did we sent you to
college for this?
Mom, I haven't done anything.
Neither am I marrying... nor have I asked
anyone to come with a proposal.
If someone wants to pile on,
what can I do?
You must have done something.
Otherwise no one piles on
just like that.
Please, come in.
Barrister Om Sehgal.
Your bell is probably not working.
That's why, I had to use my hands.
I did call the electrician,
but he hasn't shown up.
How do you do?
- How do you do?
Please, come this way...
I hope you didn't have a problem
finding the house?
It was a bit of problem.
All these houses look so alike...
Like compartments of a train.
After all, it is a railway colony.
He loves to joke.
All middle class houses
look alike.
Maybe you have never seen them...
Come Suhani.
Sir, these are my daughters.
Dina and Suhani. Come in... Sit.
Both of them sing very beautifully.
I've heard them when they came home.
Really?
They've been brewing
their own broth quietly.
Times and customs are changing.
Parents today are just figureheads...
to endorse the wishes of their children.
These children do as they please, we no
longer have a say in anything.
Now, I told Aditya that I agree
that it's my money...
But the lungs are yours,
but where will he quit smoking?
By the way, between these two
which one is the one Aditya wants...
He is very forgetful by nature.
If I happen to overstay...
at my parent's house.
He'll ask me at the door
"Who are you?"
"Whom do you wish to see?"
Quite an entertaining man.
He must keep everyone
occupied at home.
Why don't you get some tea
for everyone?
Suhani is the younger one.
She and Adi are in love
with each other.
And the elder?
- Dina is the elder one.
She isn't married yet.
- Why?
Is she waiting for someone
who won't ask for dowry?
You are quite rude,
Sir, What do you think
my daughters are?
We might be poor, but we've brought
them up like princesses.
Please don't misunderstand me.
I was saying it's good...
That the girl's parents don't have to
worry about dowry now.
Anyway we don't expect anything...
from you.
No, if you have any expectations,
do tell us.
What expectations
can we have from you?
We don't have any from
our own son.
We've given him good education...
that's enough.
He's an adult now.
If he even picks up someone
from the street...
We cannot do anything about it.
One minute.
Do you think we are auctioning
our daughters on the roadside...
For the first available groom?
Dad, what are you saying?
- You keep quiet.
Mr. Advocate here can argue with
a magistrate...
But he does not know the courtesies
to talk to his in-laws to be.
You are unnecessarily
twisting the issue.
I did not mean that at all.
- There is nothing more to be said.
We do not want to marry our daughter
in your family.
What has happened hasn't happened with
either your consent or mine.
Let it be, this is no time
for sweets, let's go.
I'm glad we're under
no obligations.
Suhani... Listen...
What happened?
What had to happen has happened.
Let's finish this right here.
Dad went to meet your father.
What happened?
Yes, they met.
Like Musharraf met Vajpayee.
It was like reliving the Agra summit.
- This marriage is not between...
A Prime Minister and a President for the
decision to be taken in Parliament.
We have to marry.
It's for us to decide.
What will we decide?
By seeking their permission...
we showed them our respect.
The respect we got... from your
father is more than enough.
We don't want anymore.
So, my love for you comes
to nothing?
How long have you known me?
They have nurtured me for 20 years.
I cannot leave them for you.
Suhani, I can leave everything
for you. Everything.
Today, you can leave
everything for me...
What is the guarantee that tomorrow you
will not leave me for another girl?
What is this inverted logic?
In the end... why do I have to
be the scapegoat?
Why are you making a mountain...
out of a molehill?
You saw me, chased me,
professed your love...
That's all. What if I had refused you
right in the beginning?
Then, I would have called it
your bad luck.
So, do that now.
Ok... ok... you were right
and I was wrong.
At least listen to me, Suhani.
Please. Just one minute.
See, what is the hurry to decide?
Give it some time.
till the 15th.
Think about it.
If you still think that...
How will one week change anything?
Just leave it.
Give it some time.
Anything can happen. Please.
I might fall in love
with someone else.
You love me, don't you?
Today 9.50 p. M Marine Lines Station
Going fine, sir.
How is Dr. Suhani?
We never get time to talk to her.
Before it's 5.30, she has already
left the hospital.
Is it?
This evening, I told her to wait for me.
I had some work.
I got delayed by 10 minutes and
she was nowhere to be found.
Sir, I'll talk to you later.
What happened? - He doesn't know.
She left the hospital at 5.30.
Call Rajee. She must have gone there.
She's just had a baby.
Hi Adi... long time no see.
You and Suhani don't come over often?
In a day or two.
And listen... - Ok, bye.
Aditya, this relationship
is not possible.
Lives don't change in 8 or 10 days.
And I heard that lives
change in a flash.
Mine didn't.
You didn't miss me at all?
And there is so much to do.
Household chores. Studies.
You want to think again?
- I've thought already.
Always stay like this.
How? Weeping?
Laughing.
How long will you evade it?
...I mean, the train?
How long will you avoid train?
I might even forget,
only if you let me.
Take it easy. It's a computer...
not your grandfather's typewriter.
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