Souten Page #3
- Year:
- 1983
- 160 min
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But few are married
to the rich.
Your boss has married
Raisaheb's daughter...
and is already dreaming
of inheriting his millions.
But you know, I'm famous for
breaking stones with glass.
What happened to you?
- I broke my leg.
Tell me. How did Shyam and Rukmini
look as a couple?
They looked as if they
were made for each other.
Then what the book said is true.
- What did it say?
You don't read at all!
I'm the librarian who does
all the reading.
The book said that marriages
are made in heaven.
To start our lives together...
I've bought this new bungalow.
My dreams and aspirations...
all lie in that house.
Here you are.
Bless your daughter-in-law, mom.
And tell her how I'm longing
for a cute little daughter.
You will give me a cute little
daughter very soon, won't you?
I'm so happy, Shyam!
I was fed up of my life earlier.
But your love is like the ocean.
I don't feel like coming out of it.
How about making for the oceans?
These experiences of love
that I have been through...
were all alien to me, Shyam.
Every moment has
brought a new feeling.
I am proud to be your wife.
I want to give you all
the happiness in life, Ruku.
I want to make it so big...
that should destiny have
overlooked some happiness for us...
I want to buy that and
lay it at your feet.
Shyam has another name, you know?
What is that?
- My work.
I must live for your
happiness, Shyam.
That's like a good girl!
How about a dip in the seas?
- No, Shyam.
I'd rather plunge into
your arms... not the seas.
The team of experts from Paris
has arrived, sir.
They're waiting outside. Shall I
inform them of a meeting tomorrow?
No. They've traveled
a great distance.
Let's hold the meeting today.
- But, sir... it's almost 8.
It's only the second day
of your wedding.
Your wife must be awaiting you.
You very well know that
work is a passion for me.
This is no time to come home!
Simple... a man who's married
a day ago...
returns home at midnight...
it's obvious that his wife
will be mad at him!
That's what I told the foreigners!
That there's a vast difference
in our culture and theirs.
We Indians have a lot to do to
make up with an angry wife.
We've got to make her feel
worshipped... revered...
He has Ruku under this trance
and landed a slap in our face.
If I don't make Ruku slap him someday,
I'll never boast about my name again.
You're right. Shyam has married
our money, not Ruku.
But don't you worry.
He won't get a penny from here,
so long as I'm around.
In fact, I'll strip him
of whatever he has.
I'm known for breaking
stones with glass.
What are you doing here, dear?
We thought we wouldn't be
seeing you for a couple of months.
That you'd be honeymooning
in London, Paris...
No We aren't going anywhere
on a honeymoon, uncle.
Why not?
A team of experts has
arrived from France...
and Shyam has no time at all.
Won't my only daughter
even have a honeymoon?
And I had such great ideas.
The things I planned for them!
on their honeymoon.
Book hotels all over the world
and send them two air-tickets.
And see how he doesn't
find the time.
Our darling daughter is not going
to have these times again!
Thanks, uncle.
I'll go and see dad now.
This is only the first
of spark in a haystack.
What do you mean?
I'm known for breaking
stones with glasses!
I'm watching the world map.
Do you know why?
I'm having a bedroom built on the
new cargo-ship I've bought.
A honeymoon cabin.
We will go a world cruise
on the ship...
and make the seven seas
a witness to our love!
It'll be our ship; our hardwork;
our honeymoon...
everything on board
will belong to us!
And suppose I give you wings right
now, will you fly with me?
With these tickets, we can fly
to any corner of the world.
Your mother and uncle must've
made this arrangement, isn't it?
They thought we'd get a free trip
and take off on a honeymoon.
And you were naive enough to accept
the tickets and bring them here.
I don't see anything wrong in this.
So what if I've brought the tickets?
Really?
The wings that you buy
with others' money...
drive you away from your home.
And those who take to such wings,
never come back home. Never!
You're always complicating matters.
You don't understand, Ruku.
Your Mom and uncle have done this
deliberately, to humiliate me!
I don't agree with you, Shyam.
I think it's your middle
class mentality speaking.
What? Well, all right.
Maybe I have a third class mentality.
But I will not tolerate
this insult!
Go and return those
tickets immediately!
Won't it insult my mom and uncle
if I return the tickets to them?
Who are you more bothered about?
ls it them? Or me?
You are being obstinate, Shyam!
They did this only to
make us happy.
And you're turning it
into a prestige issue!
You will have to return
the tickets instantly!
I'm not going anywhere!
Neither will I return the tickets
nor go on a honeymoon!
Why did you change
your program, dear?
There were so many people to see
you off at the airport last night.
The roses they brought! You could
call the aircraft a honeymoon plane!
And we were terribly embarrassed.
You should at least have told us
that you were not leaving.
Actually, Shyam's very busy attending
to the experts' team from France.
I told him to put it off.
Work comes first, you see.
Besides, you know how passionate
Shyam is about his work.
That is all right. But what are
all these toys for?
You don't even have
a child yet.
What madness is this?
Shyam is crazy about children.
He never had a sister.
And so...
he's badly looking forward
to having a baby girl.
Wonderful! Great desires!
What can I say now?
Speak to her, sis.
You are just married and you're
already thinking of having babies.
Don't make a mistake in haste.
A baby so early would
ruin your figure.
I've seen it all!
The moment you have
a baby at home...
there's a change in
the husband's attitude.
Take my advise.
Go in for an abortion.
We're rid of the team
of experts, at last.
Let's eat at your place today.
- Certainly, sir.
I'll make some pancakes for you.
That'll be fun.
You? Doesn't your daughter
do the cooking?
She's found a job
as a librarian, sir.
The government has
even given her quarters.
So, okay. We'll eat at
my place in that case.
But, sir...
Things have changed...
so has Ruku.
She's anyway away at a party with
her mom and will return late.
So let's go. Common.
How dare you enter my bedroom?
I brought him in here, Ruku.
We were hungry and sol had
the food brought over.
Even if you brought him here,
why did he sit on the bed?
Why didn't he remember
that this is my bed...
and that he's an untouchable!
She's right, sir.
I should have remembered that
I'm an untouchable.
A dog must remember not to
eat something...
if you happen to leave
a vessel uncovered.
Please forgive me.
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