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Synopsis: Din Dayal Sharma works as a Head Clerk and lives with his wife, Godavari; 3 sons Vijay, his wife Uma; Shiva and Vidyasagar; and a daughter named Rajni. Their standard of living is middle-class and all three males contribute to this lifestyle with Vijay contributing the most as he is a Chartered Accountant. When the time comes for Rajni's marriage, she refuses to marry Jagmohan's son, and wants to marry a Christian by the name of Peter Fernandes. The marriage takes place, and she re-locates to the Fernandes' house. Shiva ends up getting married to Jagmohan's daughter, Vasanti, and the entire family is overjoyed to learn that Uma is expecting. Uma goes to live with her parents during the rest of her pregnancy, and several months when she returns home she finds that nothing is the same anymore. Vasanti has left Shiva; Rajni has separated from Peter; Vidyasagar has failed in his exams; Vijay and Din Dayal are not speaking with each other and have drawn a line, separating Vijay and the rest
 
IMDB:
6.9
Year:
1987
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He is very smart.

Sir, just like you have decided.

They will vacate the

house today itself.

They will not take anything

belonging to you.

But whose possession is this?

Is this theirs because he

was born in their house?

Or is this yours because he

was born on your family.

All the grandsons of the world hit

their grandpa while playing.

But what kind of a grandpa are you?

You hit your own grandson.

Are you very arrogant?

The elder son who will perform

your last rituals.

You threw him outside the house.

How will you get salvation!

And the grandson who is going

to show you the way.

You even refuse accept him

You wonit get a place even in hell.

Your spirit will wander in place..

..all over the place, all the times.

20 and 25 are the age

to take revenge.

And 50 and 55 is the age to forgive.

Look at your age.

It is nice to be an elder.

But it is even better to be great.

Please forgive me.

I have stayed and worked in your..

..house since my childhood.

That is why I had the courage

to say all this.

Sir, I am leaving this

child here and going.

If you think that this is a burden.

Then leave it here.

But if you feel that he is your own.

Then bring him along.

My dear son, our house has come.

The child is feeling sleepy.

Say grandfather.

Wake my dear son.

How much are you sleeping?

What are you watching Vijay brother.

Go and ask for forgiveness.

Father, I have realised my mistake.

Please forgive me also.

Vijay, I have forgotten that

incident like a bad dream.

Wait. Where are you going?

From where I should have never left.

There Uma.

Are you going there forever or

will you return on this side.

I am asking you because if you..

.. are going there to

return back here.

Then I will go with you happily.

But if you are going there forever

then listen one thing.

You separated from them

to save your expenses.

But after the separation

your expenses increased.

If you are going there

to save your expenses.

Then will you get the same

respect there again?

Father and mother are your elders.

If they will say something

then I will feel bad.

But don't forget that

your elder brother..

..and his wife also live there.

If they will say something

harassing.

Then I will not tolerate it.

What are you saying daughter-in-law?

When the enmity is finally ending.

You are starting it again.

The seed of enmity has already..

..been sown in this house.

Now nothing can be done, Gangu-bai.

Nothing can be done.

I am telling you, think

about it once more.

You went through so much trouble

to end this enmity.

I not only tried to end the enmity

in this house Gangu-bai.

I also tried to end the

hatred in their heats.

I always wanted that all

of us to live together.

And this house should always

be filled with happiness.

Daughter-in-law, you

are so intelligent.

Then why are you talking like this.

I am intelligent mother-in-law.

Then why did you punish

me for his mistakes?

What mistake did I make?

When I came in this house for

the first time with the child.

You did not even come to do the..

..veneration to remove the evil eye.

Alright, if you could not have come.

Then you could have sent Gangu-bai..

..and completed the rituals.

But after seeing the child

and me you behaved like.

A illness has come in this house.

If I would have been intelligent.

Then would I have kept quiet?

Tell me mother-in-law.

Bhabhi.

- You called me.

Did you take permission from

your father to talk to me?

That day when I called

you in the garage.

You did not even ask

me that Bhabhi..

..how are you? How is your child?

Even you did not leave any

chance to hurt me Shiva.

Bhabhi, the elders may

have made mistakes.

At least come this side for my sake.

Mother, I am going

to give the news..

..of my passing to my friends.

You were the one who

hurt my feelings.

If you will become a successful..

..man after completing

your education?

Won't I feel happy in that?

If you had told me that directly..

..then how happy I would have felt.

Forget it. Go away from here! Go!

You all don't think that

I am taunting you.

Or that I am pointing to

your wrong behaviour.

But I understood one

thing very well.

Only a husband is responsible..

..for the respect and also

the insult of a wife!

What a fool I am.

I had thought that in my own home..

..I would have the love of

a father and mother-in-law.

We all would stay together.

I will get lots of love.

But that was my mistake.

I am such a big fool.

A joint family is like

a branch of flowers.

Even if a single flower

breaks from it.

It cannot be joined back.

But thank God, the flower is

saved from breaking away.

Today Is a very auspicious day.

Today, every one is together again.

But by staying away, if we meet..

..only on special occasions

and festivals.

And ask each other, how are you?

How is everyone at home?

Then this love will prosper longer.

But if by staying together

we will fight again.

And again these boundaries

will be drawn.

Then I will not be able

to tolerate it.

I will die.

That is why it is better

for us to stay away.

Rather than staying together and..

..drifting apart from each other.

Daughter-in-law is this

your last decision?

Come, father-in-law, please come.

You have come for the first time

in your daughter-in-laws home.

Should I make sweets for you?

Will you eat it?

Father-in-law, being the

eldest daughter-in-law..

..of this house, I have

fulfilled all my duties.

But as you had said, it is better

that we live separately..

..but not forever.

We will come here every Sunday.

Because we cannot live more than..

..six days without

seeing each other.

We will sit together and have food.

But in the evening we will

return to our own home.

And this will keep going on

until the rest of our lives.

Isn't it right?

"This is the World."

" Look this is the world."

"This is the world."

"This is the world."

" Look this is the world."

"This is a lesson that everyone

should remember."

" in every happiness and sadness."

" We should always be together."

" We should live together happily."

" We should stay a little

apart from each other."

" Where there is this distance."

"That is a happy family."

" Look this is the world."

"This is the world."

"This is the world."

" Look this is the world."

"This is not the story

of happiness."

"This is not the tale of sadness."

" Life is a game of chess. "

" Look this is the world."

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M. R. Viswanathan (born 1 July 1945), best known by his stage name Visu, is an Indian writer, director, stage, film and television actor and talk-show host. Visu initially worked as an assistant to director K. Balachander until becoming a director himself. He later began acting, with his first film being Kudumbam Oru Kadambam directed by S. P. Muthuraman. more…

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