Total Siyapaa Page #4
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okay, okay.
It feels so nice,
doesn't it? - What?
to help me in the kitchen.
My dreams have finally
come true today.
Thank you.
They drive me nuts.
Mom.
Yes.
Mom, isn't this music..
..coming from that Pakistani's house?
- No, son.
Maybe it's from somewhere..
- No, mom.
I'm telling you,
it's coming from there.
He'll die.
That Pakistani's going to die today.
You shouldn't say that, son.
- I'll go set him straight right now.
Pakistani, you're going to die today.
Don't mind son.
Pakistani.
This has become a daily
habit with him. - Manav.
Manav.
Wait. Wait.
Manav.
Curse you.
Where are you sticking your hands?
Wallet?
He's taking his wallent.
oh no.
Hey!
Hey idiot, fraud!
Aman.
Why were you jumping out?
- I wasn't.
Then what were you doing?
I was feeling stuffy.
Is this what you
do when you feel stuffy?
We do..
Yes? - Yes!
Put it on mute.
I will..
What happened?
Happened?
What happened?
I mean what's going to happen.
Nothing happened.
We'll talk later, okay bye.
Where did he get him from?
What happened, son?
I explained him. - Then,
why didn't he turn off the music.
Because I told him not to.
I gave him a list of my songs.
Here, drink some soup.
You have some too, son.
Mom, Aman's not feeling too well.
Already?
What happened?
He's got fever,
I see, let me take a look.
Come here.
He's fine.
A while ago he was
feeling stuffy.
Have some soup, son.
You will feel better.
Mom. - Let him taste it.
I've been in the
kitchen since morning.
Missed all three serials.
There's nothing wrong if he tastes it.
Come on, son.
Nice?
See, didn't I say you will like it.
Have some more, son.
Mom. - It's good for fever.
It increases blood-count.
Don't drink if you don't want to.
No need to listen to her.
It feels so nice, we're all together.
Jia, what's that saying?
A family that eats
together stays together.
Very nice saying.
Would've felt better
if your daddy was here, right?
Did you have your wine?
The doctor's said
it's good for her heart.
What kind of a sister is she..
What's this on my shoe?
It's blood.
one second.
Trouble.
one second please.
Would you like a
brush and polish, son?
No, they are shining now.
Grandma.
Grandma,
Grandma,
aunt, mom..
Asha.
Asha!
Asha!
Asha!
Asha!
What happened, Manav?
I don't know.
There's an ambulance and a police car.
What are you going to shine now?
Loo. Toilet.
Mom, don't start again.
I am not saying this
because he's a Pakistani..
..I'm saying it because he's crazy.
Who's Pakistani?
What crazy? - Not more than us.
of course he's mad.
Sometimes he feels stuffy,
sometimes cold.
He gets up in the
middle of a conversation.
We're right here,
He's mad.
He's nervous, mom.
No he's not, he's crazy.
He's not.
- He is.
He's completely crazy.
Believe me. You don't see it now,
but you wi ll later.
He sits to eat, and suddenly gets up..
.to polish his shoes.
Mom, Aman is a musician.
That's why he's sometimes
lost in his thoughts.
No, dear, he has completely lost it.
He's a gone case.
Let him go, dear.
Mom, there's something between us.
Yes, dear, we call that a problem.
Take my advice, I don't like this man.
What's in this?
Let's see.
Show me. Show me.
Grandpa. No. No. No.
"Come to me slowly."
Where is he now? - Bathroom.
How do you know?
He said so.
He lied.
The food's become cold.
Yes, he's been gone for a long time.
Curses, did he run away again?
oh my..
oh, God!
No..
Mom, come here..
Where are we and where will we go?
I wonder what he did
to father at this age.
You talk nonsense, mom.
Do you know how lonely
father has been?
I wonder what..- Enough! I've had it.
We're leaving.
What else will you
call him if not crazy?
Just think, why will anyone..
..go to the bathroom with father?
Why? - Speak softly.
Who was mom calling Pakistani?
Have you ever thought about it?
Sister.
- He's a Pakistani.
He's crazy
- Gone case.
Think, dear. Think.
You're ruining your future.
oh, God! Where do I go? What do I do?
Listen, Asha.
Asha.
Asha.
I'll send you an invitation,
don't bother to come.
What happened?
Aman was with father in the bathroom..
This marriage will never work.
and handle your marriage.
What's wrong with my marriage?
Nothing. - Dad's affair
is absolutely normal.
You know what, Asha..
.this is the last
time I tell you anything.
What nonsense?
What do you two know? - Nothing.
He comes after you fall asleep.
Leaves before you get up.
The car's bound to get small.
After all,
he has to look after two families.
This stupid lift.
Excuse me. May I..
I have to call your dad..
Honestly..
Asha.
Asha, wait.
Asha, I think he's your dad. - Who?
The man who go hit by the soup..
..I think he's your dad,
I mean he was.
He is. - You said some
stranger got hit by it.
Yes, but I hadn't
seen your dad before?
So, how can you be
sure now that it's my dad?
I saw his picture upstairs.
He's bald head looks exactly similar.
Describe his face.
I saw him from the back, Asha.
Was he tall, stout, short, skinny..
He looked average.
That can't be my dad. - Why?
the office or with his girlfriend.
But maybe he was
coming home to meet me.
oh my, God!
Come on.
Dad..
Dad..
Asha.
Come to your senses. Come on.
Sit.
That can't be dad. - Possible.
What's possi ble?
- That he wasn't your dad.
Get married.
Have children.
They will never get
to see their grandpa.
Who?
our children.
our children!
Asha, maybe that wasn't the
grandpa of our future children.
Maybe, like you said,
he's at his office..
..or with his girlfriend.
There's no dearth
of bald men in this city.
Yes, dad always kept his ID along.
If that was dad, we would've
received a call by now. - Yes.
No. - Why not?
Yes, I saw it from the window.
Why didn't you do something?
What could I do? I was about to
leap out of the window and catch her..
..when your mother caught hold of me.
Asha..
Where are you two going?
Why? Do you want a lift?
Dad's office.
Did you talk to him?
No. No one's answering
at the switch-board..
..and dad forgot his phone at home.
We're coming too.
Come on.
- Really?
Yes.
"Life is filled with complications."
"The paths are unknown."
"The one that was my
companion till now.."
No thanks.
"I miss seeing him."
Mom, careful.
Yes, dear.
Mom.
These Pakistani songs.
Miser brother-in-law.
Manav.
Hi, brother-in-law, what's up?
I've sent something for Jia.
Was it delivered? - No.
Give the phone to Jia.
No one's at home.
Everyone's gone out to look for dad..
..along with that boy.
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