Shubh Mangal Savdhan Page #2

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Love-stories never begin

after the wedding...

it always comes to an end, Ginny.

If you have a problem then just say no.

But he's a decent guy.

How can I say no?

I had such high hopes.

First, we'll start by giving missed calls.

Then, we'll go out together...

But, he just ruined all my plans.

It's so hard to find a

decent guy these days.

And, the ones who...

He turned my 'love' into

'arranged' (marriage).

But now, I am going to find

love in this arrangement.

It's not as easy as it looks.

Is there anyone here called Mudit?

I'll call you back.

There are two.

Sharma and Shrivastava.

The 'bear' guy.

I see...

Hold on.

Hello. Mudit, someone here to see you.

And, you are...

Are you a wimp?

No... Sharma, from Gurgaon!

And, on my mother's side...

I didn't ask about your caste.

Come out.

What were you thinking when you

sent that online proposal?

These days guys don't want

to put in any effort.

You've been checking me out

for almost a month now...

yet, you couldn't muster the

courage to come up and talk to me?

Every day I end up extending my lunch time

I already bought three video

games for my brother.

I even bought three software and

four DVDs from the market...

and still you didn't approach me.

- But, I did.

But, I had no clue that the bear

was interested in me as well.

Now, you're laughing.

See, you're laughing!

How could I talk to you?

This is getting so embarrassing.

Is that why you sent an online proposal?

I didn't have any option left?

I practiced really hard... talking to you.

In fact, I had rehearsed

everything by-heart.

But, that's the problem with me.

Never had a problem in theory...

but, I always failed in practicals.

Mudit. - Yeah...

That wasn't right.

The boss was asking for the report.

- I am on it.

But listen... - The company won't shut down

But this is important. - Get lost.

Go...

Is he a friend? - Just someone I know.

He was trying to make an

impression, that's all.

Well, I'll leave now.

Or, you might get yelled at by your boss.

He's on a leave. He's got loosies.

Anyway I don't intend to work here forever.

I've already applied elsewhere.

As soon as I get a call...

Two cups of tea...

No worries, I'll have it...

Take this sir.

I just asked for tea.

Smoking is bad for health...

Can't you see I'm with someone?

Are you an engineer? - Diploma from NI Oh really...

Which one? - Pitampura.

Doesn't Mr. Asthana teach there?

- He's a bloody pervert.

He's our family friend.

Sorry...

Well... he is quite a pervert.

So, if you get that new job,

you'll move out of here.

Then, you will look at

other girls, won't you?

There's a thing called

'loyaltyness' in life.

Really?

Which means if the bear hadn't

interrupted that day...

you would've stuck to me like glue.

You girls are too much, you know.

You want everything, don't you?

Okay, bye.

Sorry for yelling at you.

'Yes' or 'no'?

Even I shop online...

but, not before trying out the

stuff few times at the shop.

It's free you know.

Then, try me.

Who's stopping you?

When a girl says 'no', it

basically means 'yes'.

And boys who believe that are stupid.

So that means you said no.

You're so negative, you know.

Let's meet then...

I'll change your no into yes.

Fine, let's meet... - Where?

Online.

You prefer that, don't you?

No bear to interrupt us either.

But, with your parents...

I don't trust these online types.

I am making the call, okay.

Can they see us?

What about the volume?

It's connected.

Sound... where's the sound?

It's connected. Please...

Why is it so slow?

Oh, they're here...

So many people.

Hello. - Hello.

Hello.

Touch their feet.

Not mine, theirs... - It's alright, dear.

There's no need.

And anyway, we're quite modern.

Actually, we're quite modern too...

But you see, when bending

down to touch the feet...

its exercise for the back muscles

and also acupressure for the feet.

But, you look healthy.

Let it be, dear.

Dear, did you make that

painting on the wall?

Which one?

This one?

Oh, no-no... that's just a wet-patch.

Which one...

I see...

I thought it's modern art.

Uncle... - Huh?

Sir... - Yes...

I think we should leave now.

And, give the children some privacy.

- Yeah...

Go where?

Let's... - You guys stay, I... I'll go.

Son-in-law's leaving instead.

Don't move the laptop, it's

connected to the wifi...

Okay... - Yeah...

Come on... come on...

Come on, son. - I'll beat you.

Follow me.

Hi. - Hello.

How are you? - I am fine.

Yesterday...

Every time I look at you, it

reminds me of the bear...

Excuse me, that was a compliment.

I'm sure the bear saw something

interesting that he jumped on me.

I see.

I didn't see the bear at all,

my concentration was on you.

I mean... I was completely

focused on you...

Like Arjun's eye, you know......

You mean, the fish eye... - Exactly.

Tell me something... why

do you want to marry me?

I like you...

Whenever I look at you,

I want to talk to you.

I've worked for marketing all my

life and sold a lot of things.

But for the first time,

I am presenting myself.

My family's been insisting

that I get married.

But, I only said 'yes' after I saw you.

I don't know whether your answer's

going to be 'yes' or 'no'. But...

You are special.

Do you know Birla Temple?

Is that a 'yes'? - Well,

it's not a 'no' either.

I'll take the auspicious

token from your mother...

but, I haven't made up my mind yet,

if you should get the

token from my mother.

Okay, bye.

Mummy!

What are you doing there?

Come here... She's calling you.

Brother... - Yeah...

You really spent a lot.

Did you have this kind of money?

I spent my entire savings on this.

Doesn't it look lavish?

You should've spent

according to your status.

This isn't the wedding,

it's just the engagement.

Brother, I'll borrow money if I have to.

She's my only daughter.

I'll do the best I can.

We only had one father...

But, you didn't spend a dime

on his death anniversary.

Do you realize what you're saying, brother?

This is such an auspicious moment...

Children are getting engaged...

Come here. - Coming!

And you're just... - Papa,

where do I plug this in?

The batteries are almost dead!

- Plug it in here.

Coming.

What a pathetic man!

That's no way to talk to children.

No shame at all. - What happened?

He was just asking where do

I plug in the charger...

and he said to plug it in here.

Mom. - Hmm?

I haven't said 'yes' for this wedding yet.

I never said 'yes' to your father either.

But we spent 30 years together.

It's not the same thing, mom.

I am not sure about this at all.

No one's ever sure at your age.

What are you saying?

What does age have to do with this?

Tell me what to do.

Stop making faces first.

And remember to sport a big smile.

Otherwise, you'll be stuck with an ugly

wedding album for the rest of your life.

You just don't get it.

Mom, Mudit and I met a few days ago.

It's a great time you're living in.

At least you two got to meet.

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