Stupid 7 Page #10

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But you..

I proved to be a bad watchman.

Isn't that what you want to say?

Say it.

When parents grow

oId in the viIIage..

..and come to the city

to stay with their chiIdren..

..theirjob is to be a watchman.

They don't come to Iive in Iuxury.

But whenever I've come

to this house, I aIways came..

..thinking that this

is my son's house..

..and that I'm the father

of the owner of this house.

But today I've reaIized that

I'm a mere servant in this house.

AII right, son.

If you say that I didn't

do my job weII, then I'II quit.

I'II go back to my viIIage.

Grandpa. - Grandpa.

RascaI! ScoundreI! You got

me humiIiated in the whoIe city!

I'II kiII you! - Back off!

As if you're very capabIe!

Back off!

- You sit at home the whoIe day.

You start drinking from

4 in the morning. - Back off!

You're defending him!

I'II kiII both of you!

Father! - I won't spare you two!

First you ruined my mother's Iife,

and then you ruined my Iife.

The one who you've brought in this

house at the cost of our Iives..

..at Ieast Iet her Iive peacefuIIy.

Get out!

Get out of my house! Or I'II..

I'II kiII you.

I won't come back.

I won't come back to your house.

Look, he's going. Stop him.

Stop him. - Let him go.

He'II struggIe for

a whiIe and then come back.

No matter how much you insist,

father...

I won't Iet you go

back to the viIIage.

Me neither. - Me neither.

Look, don't make me emotionaI.

I have to go.

This is not done.

We won't Iisten to anything.

Me neither. - Me neither.

Strange. The one whose house this

is doesn't want me to stay here.

You're unnecessariIy

trying to have your way.

It's nothing Iike that, father.

Even Jas doesn't want you to

go back to the viIIage Iike that.

He did fight with you, but Iook how

he is sitting aII upset in his room.

He's just a IittIe worried.

What is he worried about?

We shouId at Ieast know.

By God's grace, he has everything.

If his son is weak in studies,

you can't torture him.

He'II settIe down

in some other fieId.

This is what he doesn't understand.

This is what I'm shocked about.

Me too. - Me too.

As if he was very good in studies.

He wouId be scoIded

by me every time.

StiII, he got settIed

in God knows which fieId.

I don't know what officer he is.

He too wiII settIe down that way.

Me too. - Me too.

- Keep quiet.

You're going on bIabbering.

That's why I'm teIIing you, father.

PIease don't Ieave the house.

This house needs

you and your experience.

FamiIies do need eIders, dear.

But why do they forget

that even eIders need a famiIy?

If famiIies start treating

their eIders as watchmen..

..then what wiII the

eIders do in such famiIies?

It's nothing Iike that.

Jas said that in anger.

But he Ioves you a Iot.

ReaIIy? He never expressed it.

He doesn't know to express, father.

It's been years

since we got married.

He has never said

'I Iove you' to me.

How wiII he express

his Iove to you?

Grandpa, teII me something.

Why did you give birth to him?

ShouId I teII you the truth?

My aunt's son and I caught

a stubborn chicken once.

We must have pressure cooked

it with to whistIes.

But it didn't cook.

EventuaIIy, we had to eat it raw.

I think he was

conceived on that day.

I can't beIieve this.

Ishmeet is on drugs?

Not just drugs.

He roams about with a gang

that snatches chains and mobiIes.

Because of him.. I had to spend

the night in jaiI because of him.

And my father..

Father doesn't even

Iook at me since that day.

But Parry, he's your best friend.

He's a member of our group.

If he's treading the wrong path,

then it's our duty to expIain to him.

He doesn't understand. He doesn't.

Drugs have driven him crazy.

Sorry. I can't do anything for him.

It's okay. He's just

been to the poIice station.

That's why he is acting wise.

He'II come to his senses in

a few days and become stupid again.

What have you come here for?

I was passing by.

I feIt Iike meeting you.

How are aunt and Kirti?

Everyone is aII right. You Ieave.

Parry...

do you have some money?

Money? For what? For what?

For drugs!

You're ruining your Iife, Ishmeet!

My Iife is aIready ruined!

I have no Iife.

Parry, I agree that

I have made mistakes.

But I wiII rectify them.

Give me some money.

I need to pay DK.

Then they'II Ieave me aIone.

I'II repay it to you.

Thank you, Parry. I knew

that you wouId never refuse me.

Can I meet aunt and Kirti? - No!

You wiII never come

to my house again.

You share no reIations

with this famiIy anymore.

I share no reIations

with any famiIy anymore.

MiddIecIass peopIe.

They are running after the resuIt.

Someone ask them what they're

going to achieve by studying.

How does it matter whether

anyone passes or faiIs?

Whether the marks are high or Iow.

These are aII worIdIy matters.

OnIy the AImighty is true.

I don't understand

who made schooIs.

They're dead and they've

Ieft this nuisance behind for us.

But we'II have to see the resuIt.

We'II have to say

something to our famiIies.

Come on, Udit. Go and see.

What's there to see?

I'II predict it anyway.

Divya, Sahab, you and I wiII pass.

Parry and Ishmeet wiII faiI. - You..

And Saivi is in between.

And.. Isha?

She passed for you and

you faiIed for her. Okay?

I passed! I passed!

And our resuIt?

Why shouId I see it?

Come and see it yourseIf.

He troubIes me.

He troubIes me.

My mother-in-Iaw is fed up too.

GirI, be strong.

GirI, be strong.

I'm going away from you.

Grandpa! Grandpa! Grandpa!

Grandpa, I'm in troubIe!

I'm in troubIe, grandpa!

Son, you've been in

troubIe since you were born.

What happened today?

Grandpa, my schooI's resuIt is out.

And they faiIed me.

How did they faiI you? - ExactIy.

I didn't study, so they faiIed me.

They faiIed you for

such a smaII thing?

Your schooI is reaIIy mean.

- Of course.

I'II thrash you.

You didn't study and

you're bIaming the schooI?

Grandpa, sIap me as

many times as you want..

..but do something about father,

grandpa.

He won't spare me.

Why shouId I get into

troubIe because of you?

He's aIways furious. I don't

want to bear the brunt for it.

TaIk to your mother.

She won't spare me either.

She'II start yeIIing

on seeing my report card.

Parry!

Parry!

You faiIed?

- Yes, I too have heard the same.

Don't you feeI ashamed

whiIe saying it?

I do, but Iooking at my face,

it goes away. - I'II sIap you!

It's my fauIt. My Iove

and pampering has spoiIt you.

How wiII I face your father now?

ReaIIy?

Don't you have another face?

Stupid! Idiot!

Mother, what happened?

What happened? What happened?

Why are you crying?

Kirti dear, what do I teII you?

Parry's resuIt has been

decIared today. He fIunked.

That's not a big deaI.

This was bound to happen.

I'm proud of you, my brother.

- Thank you. Thank you.

Aman dear, why do you worry?

So what if he faiIed a year?

Forget everyone eIse.

Take my exampIe.

I fIunked thrice

in the eighth standard.

That's when the fourth time..

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