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Synopsis: Yeh Hai Jalwa is the story of happy-go-lucky Raju. Street-smart and worldly-wise, Raju's life takes a turn when he finds out he is the illegitimate son of seriously rich, UK-based businessman Rajesh Mittal. Raju of course sets off to London to claim his rightful place in the Mittal family and a happily married Rajesh Mittal living with wife, Smita and daughter, Rinkie is rudely confronted with a grown up illegitimate son. While Raju is busy trying to make a place for himself in his adamant father's heart, he also finds a soulmate in Sonia, the daughter of Mittal's most trusted advisor.
 
IMDB:
4.8
NOT RATED
Year:
2002
165 min
274 Views


"Here's your room. But tell me,

how come you're here?"

I'm consulting your Daddy.

The verdict should be in a week

"First, my verdict. This is his room.

And you aren't seeing each other"

"In that case, let's go out"

Bewitching eyes

Bewitching words

"Most bewitching,

your heart..."

throbbing inside my heart

"Now's our time,

now is the season..."

of our passions

"Whatever happens,

let it happen"

This is our time

I'm pining

I'm eager

The flame of our love...

is burning...

inside my heart

"An irrepressible storm

rages under my breath"

"Don't hold yourself back, my love

I could even die for you"

I can't live without you

In you I seek refuge

Like a monsoon deluge...

your love is raining on me

Bewitching eyes

Bewitching words

"Most bewitching,

your heart..."

throbbing inside my heart

How many times have I warned you?

No more credit until you settle dues

"But you keep coming back,

romancing at my expense"

"I'll pay you back with interest.

- No, I want it today"

"Why won't you trust him, junior?

If he says he'll repay, he will"

"No Big Brother, he thinks we're fools

to let him drink and gamble..."

"have fun with girls, at our expense.

On blow is enough to kill him..."

Stop

Why?

- If I'm dead...

you can't recover.

Give me one more chance

"Yes, we can always kill him

some other day"

Give that to me.

- My game isn't over

"When Vicky takes over,

your game's over. Get lost"

You're Indian?

- So...?

Courtesy is always offering

someone else the first go

And you insist on going first?

- Culture lectures for India. Shove

One more courtesy.

- What...?

"First, you try to reason

like a gentleman, use words"

"If he still doesn't get it,

use hands"

All nine

Vicky isn't here yet.

- Should be coming

"Here I come, Daddy"

Here he is.

- Hi Vicky! Welcome

What's he up to?

Bless you

Careful Dad.

He's going to trip you

"Long time, no see?

- I was a bit busy at work"

Busy philandering

Your father and Rajesh were very

close friends. He is no more

But we would like the friendship

to continue as a relationship

The two of you are in love.

As a member of the family...

you will ably assist

in our businesses

"No sir, people will think

I married for money"

I want to do something on my own.

I want to become someone like him

"Dear Daddy, my obeisances"

May I come over

to the family reunion?

Where are you speaking from?

- Out of my mouth. Turn your head

What are you doing here?

- Let's talk over there

Nowhere! What are you doing here?

- Pursuing you

Why...?

- It's my sister's wedding

"You want me to end up divorced?

- You'll do that in two days, no?"

Five days. Over.

- I still have two days

We're discussing a wedding.

Please... not right now

Daddy... I must tell you something.

- Go on

I made a mistake.

- My son made a mistake?

"Daddy, it happened long ago...

when I was in India"

Who's that?

- Pammi's daughter

What happened to her?

"What happened, my child?

- Uncle... Daddy..."

But he was fine yesterday.

- Nothing happened to him.

Only his 20 year old affair is out

What...? But he wasn't like that!

Must be a misunderstanding

"No, he confessed to his wife

about an affair with his secretary..."

"they married,

they have kids too"

Your Mummy must be devastated.

- She was hospitalized

Why?

- Overdose of sleeping tablets

Why do our women punish themselves

for the wrongs of their husbands?

He's should've been poisoned

"Papa, men like him ought to be whipped

on Trafalgar Square"

Such double crossers ought to be

put on show in Wembley Stadium

What rot! I mean... Daddy shouldn't

the children mind their words?

"Principle-wise, he's right. That's how

men like him ought to be punished"

"In his place, you would've

suffered a similar fate"

Day Seven ends. I'm going to have

breakfast with your family. Tomorrow

Back again? Where are you headed?

- No stopping me today

"This morning, the first face

I saw in the mirror was mine..."

and I knew instinctively

that a mishap is brewing

You may go right in. But no use.

- Why...?

No one's at home.

- Where's everybody?

Big Boss is away in America.

His son is holidaying. En famille

Where...?

- How would I know?

Why wouldn't you know?

- Who's the boss? He or I...?

When will they be back?

- Not again! I don't know

"First you deserted my mother,

now you're deserting your son"

Was he raving?

"What gives, son? Is my house cozier

than Daddy's home? You're back...?"

He has disappeared. En famille.

- So what will you do now?

I'm returning to India

"You can have your laugh. Your Daddy

married your Ma, gave you his name"

Will the man who disowned my mother

ever accept me?

I'm sorry; but wonderful decision.

I wish I could do something for you

"Had I been your Daddy,

I would've accepted you"

Want me to pack a meal for you?

A big Mac or a pizza?

"Will you manage on your own?

If you want, I can drop you"

"I'll manage on my own.

- Quick, or you'll miss the flight"

Robin here

"Must be bad news. Has he splashed it

all over the papers, or is it the TV?"

None. Your trouble has flown to India.

- Really...?

"It wasn't easy though. I reasoned,

I lectured him and finally, he got it"

Thanks won't do.

This warrants something special

Come right over. With Sonia.

I'll treat you to the best of wines

Anybody home?

Robin Uncle!

- I'm not listening to your song

Please...

- No way

"My baby! How are you?

No, Bunty, not your songs! Please"

Robin Uncle! I've scored 40 songs!

Won't you listen?

"Spare me, son.

- Robin Uncle is here to relax"

Where's Sonia?

- She's fetching the luggage

"Bunty, some other time...

- I'm treating you to a fine wine"

"Raju... you...?

Hey Raju, get up"

You scared me.

- Scared? I'll wipe out that scare

Friend indeed! You removed

the thorn in my side

Give me a hug

What happened?

"Hello Daddy!

Wonderful, am I not?"

What have I done?

- Hotshot lawyer?

Your license ought to be revoked.

A kid got you fooled

You've put me in a fix I want to evade!

- This boy isn't a simpleton

His father must've been

a scoundrel of the first order

"Smita, Rinke, Bunty! They're here!

If he exposes me, I'm ruined"

"You should've considered that before.

- Yes, it was a mistake, but..."

"If you're King, I'm ace"

"You still got time, recant"

"I respect this relationship

but don't think I'm afraid"

Now we're going to court

Don't you try to buy me out

"Daddy dear, try to understand

what I mean"

"Else, I'm going to

leave you dumbfounded"

"No fax, no Xerox, no telex,

no floppies"

"I'm just my Papa's

carbon copy"

What's going on?

- Raju is our host. We're playing...

"Who wants to be a millionaire

- Let's play "Million Dollar Question"

"Robin, sit with us"

So let's play

Who wants to be a millionaire

"Rinke, name the movie in which

Amitabh Bachchan ruins his Daddy"

A. Deewar

B. Trishul

C. Kaalia

D. Natwarlal

Trishul

We lock that away?

"Computer-ji, lock B. Trishul"

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