Saathiya Page #7
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How long will you keep crying?
It's been so many days.
What should I do if
I feel like crying?
Had I not insisted on marrying,
all this would never have happened.
It was I who had insisted
on marrying secretly.
I was also so impatient.
If you are repenting it.
Why don't you leave me?
If I can live without my father,
I can live without you.
Leave me alone.
What should I say? - Just read what
is written. Come on try, please.
What if I get caught? Don't worry.
You just have to act a little.
Anyway, that's all you do
through out the day.
I'll slap you...
Hello! This is...
- Like a woman... shyly.
Dina Sharma.
Do you remember me?
Mr. Sharma's daughter... Dina?
Yes, Miss Dina! What a surprise!
How are you?
I am fine. I wanted to meet you once.
- Me? What for?
At 4 o'clock near the Kala Ghoda
parking lot...
Tomorrow.
Don't worry, I won't bite.
Can you connect me to Dina Sharma?
Miss Dina. Good morning,
this is Raghunath Pandit.
Maybe you didn't recognize me...
I recognize you very well.
What do you want from me?
I wanted to meet you.
Why? Was it not enough to
insult my family?
That's why... I mean... I want
to remove all doubts.
If you could meet me for 5 minutes...
Please... only for 5 minutes.
If you could meet me tomorrow at 4 P.M.
Near the Kala Ghoda parking lot,
I would be grateful.
Isn't that Raghu?
- It sure looks like him.
that incident.
Dad passed away soon after.
But, why should it concern you... you...
I am sorry for what has happened.
But, it's unfair of you...
to blame me for all of it.
If that is your attitude...
why did you want to meet me?
Why did you call me here?
Excuse me, but it was you who
called me on the phone.
Otherwise, why would I have come?
The phone call was made by you.
I didn't even... do you think I had lost
it that I should have called you?
What do you think I am?
Looks like they are fighting.
Here is your coconut water.
I'm leaving.
Did you not call me... at the factory?
- Why should I?
You called me at the Bank.
I did speak to you and you did
ask me meet you here.
Maybe you are...
Oh God!
So this was your doing.
What do you think you are?
A matchmaker?
Do you want to start
a marriage bureau?
Actually... Your marriage broke up
because of us. So I felt that...
It's OK. Your intentions were good.
But, you didn't do well...
especially with Dina.
It's been 10 days since we
spoke to each other.
It's not unusual after marriage.
Look at Raj. Come.
We don't speak for months at end.
All our exchanges are
through servants.
I am beginning to feel that
Adi is tired of me.
Don't be stupid.
Everyone says that if Adi ever flirts...
with another girl,
He'll see you in her.
Is that any less worrisome?
How is it?
Looks like someone is very thirsty.
Why...
The other day when I was giving
you coconut water...
You were glaring at me.
Am I a matchmaker...?
I should start a marriage bureau.
I think after this success...
I should start one.
And when should we arrange for
Raghu, will you come on
a white horse?
Or must I get a black train
booked for you?
The day after tomorrow,
they are coming home.
Then, you can book
your black trains.
What happened?
I wish Dad were still alive.
stop the water from your eyes.
I have ordered food at home.
- What do you mean...?
have a place to party...
So, I called them here.
- I don't want to party.
Did you ask me? - I didn't check...
but Anju asked and I said yes.
Is Anju going to decide...
what is going to happen in my house?
You should ask me...
So many people and
so little common sense.
An open door opens like this
and not like this.
She'll just be here..
You were very scared of your parents
...how did they agree?
I had to smuggle her out...
- You are quite brave.
This is nothing. One day she took
Bhaskar to meet her parents.
You are quite an intelligent girl.
How did you ever get stuck
with this Bhaskar?
The same way I got stuck with her.
my mind started to wander.
You are a very
discouraging friend.
Get married first.
Then, you'll have to find out
the price of food grains.
Yes from Jeevan stores.
Suhani knows the rates quite well.
Remember...?
Men show their true colours
after marriage.
How's that?
Before marriage they are piling
on to you everywhere...
And after marriage they are
embarrassed to even hold you.
Does that really happen?
Yes. You are embarrassed
at your doing...
So the easy way out is a mangalsutra
to wear around the neck.
is special.
After marriage... he becomes
just another husband.
For me, Adi can never be ordinary.
- What had to happen has happened.
You are tired of me now.
- What?
What were you saying?
Come on Suhani.
You know I was joking.
It didn't sound like a joke to me.
I've become stale.
Or have you started to
like someone else?
Stop this nonsense.
before marriage.
I am now.
Nothing has changed even now.
If you like someone else
you can go with her.
another destiny?
You were destined for me.
And now I have to break my head with
you throughout my life.
That's what you do best.
First, you taunt then you cry.
Do I trouble you so much?
What is my fault?
The fault is mine to have left
my parents for you.
Then, go back to them.
"A history of atrocities..."
"And yet, you claim authority"
"You take us by the hand
and hurt us"
"Good Heavens, no!"
"Good Heavens, no!"
"This is not done"
"A history of atrocities..."
"And it's blown out
of proportions"
"The lies in the world
now threaten my life"
"They're the ones who
inflict atrocities...
"And they're the ones who complain"
"Good Heavens, no!"
"This is not done"
"Friends..."
"How am I to spend a lifetime
misled by illusions?"
"If only I could take away
your illusions"
"Take away this affliction
of love too"
"Let that be... or else
how will you manage?"
"Your attitude, your involvement
shall lead us on"
"Life's a boat sailing
miles across the sea"
"We'll have to drown in it,
there's miles of sea ahead"
"A history of atrocities..."
"And the pot calling
the kettle black"
"The lies in the world
now threaten my life"
"They're the ones who inflict atrocities
and they're the ones who complain"
"Good Heavens, no!"
"Good Heavens, no!"
"This is not done"
I've been trying to find you for so long.
I searched everywhere for you.
Why? Is there something
very important?
Yes, it's important...
but now I am suddenly shy.
You... Dina...
You were hiding it from me.
Of course not. I wanted to meet
and tell you myself.
That's why, I'd stopped Aditya
from tell you anything.
Aditya... he knows about
two of you?
He's the one who brought
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