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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
272 Views


Absolutely correct

"Ms Rinke I'm so happy you've won.

- Raju, next question for me"

"No, let him quiz me.

- No, it's me"

Our next contestant is Ms Smita.

Welcome

Me...?

- Yes

"Ms Smita, have you seen

Wife Number One?"

Yes.

- In Karishma Kapoor's place...

what would you have done?

A. Divorce

B. Poison your husband's lentil soup.

C. Forgive him

"If you have any confusion,

you can use your life-lines"

Fifty-fifty. Phone-a-friend.

Or Audience Poll

I'd like to use Phone-a-friend.

- Who would you like to phone?

My husband. Raj.

- Okay. Call up Mr. R.P. Mittal

"Mr. Mittal, I'm Amitabh Bachchan from

Who wants to be a millionaire"

I haven't time for this nonsense

"Mr. Mittal, everyone knows

you're a very busy man"

But you must spare time

for your wife

"Next, you will hear your wife

and you have just 30 seconds"

"Your time starts now.

- Raj, in the heroine's place..."

"should I have divorced, or walked out,

or poisoned my husband or forgiven him?"

Forgive him... no?

What else? Forgive him

"Tell me, would you go by your husband?

Or will it be an independent decision?"

You still have two lifelines left.

Fifty-fifty. And Audience Poll

Try Fifty-fifty

You're saved

"If you went along with your husband,

you would've lost, forgiven him"

Divorcing would also be wrong.

Now you're left with two options

Walking out?

Or poisoning him?

Think. Because in this game

time is no factor

Audience Poll

Audience Poll

Let's hear what the audience says.

Should Smita walk out on her husband?

"Or, should she poison his lentil soup?

- Poison him"

Time out

Serve dinner.

- Why end the discussion?

Shut up and eat.

- Some lentil soup?

Why aren't you taking lentil soup?

It's your favorite

"No, I prefer pasta.

- I hope the lentil soup isn't poisoned"

"Son, buttered bread for you?

Your plate is absolutely empty"

You remind me of my mother.

Even she never fed me so lovingly

Where is your mother?

- She's no more

And your Papa?

- Very close to me

"Very close...?

- He means, very close to his heart"

"What does your Papa do?

- Jockey, cabbie, salesman, whatever"

How are you concerned?

- Why are you getting worked up?

What an ill-timed conversation!

Let's eat

"There's a time for everything.

- Let's eat, then we go to bed"

You've piled up your plate...

- Even you are talking too much

Eat. You have to leave.

- But where will Raju go?

"Wherever! How are we concerned?

- Dad, Raju came with us"

Let him stay on.

- No strangers allowed in the family

At times even small things

are a matter of embarrassment

"Ms Smita, in you I see my Ma,

in him, a father"

"And in them, a brother and a sister.

I felt as if I'm here with my family"

"Aunt! Stop Raju! Dad, Raju lived

with us when we were in London, no?"

You see... his father and I are great

friends. So I had to accommodate him

"So what's the problem now? Mummy...

- Yes Aunt, tell them"

Raju isn't going anywhere.

He's staying right here

"Now, why did we stop the quiz?

- How do I know? Eat"

Sonia isn't in her room! Raju isn't

in his room. Have they eloped?

Sonia! What have you done to yourself?

- I'm Bunty. Uncle how about a song?

"Come slowly,

stir me restless"

"Stir me restless,

make my heart throb"

"My heart's empty,

I want to have fun"

"Crazy-crazy

...my heart's crazy about you"

"Oh that killer figure,

those killer eyes..."

"bewitching me slowly,

but now I'm gone too far"

"It's a treacherous time,

so why be shy?"

"Crazy-crazy

...my heart's crazy about you"

"You cast a spell on me

and I gave in to you..."

"and now everyone's talking about us

...look they've lost their hearts"

"I swear,

this is so breathtaking"

"Crazy-crazy

...my heart's crazy about you"

"Come slowly,

stir me restless"

"Stir me restless,

make my heart throb"

"My heart's empty,

I want to have fun"

"Crazy-crazy

...my heart's crazy about you"

"I'm doomed! Your son has ruined me!

- Why, what happened?"

He's romancing my daughter

and what-not! My only daughter

Are you accusing Bunty?

He's just a kid!

"Not Bunty... Raju!

- Robin, I'm hassled no less"

He keeps threatening! He'll expose me!

What am I going to do...?

Idea! Let's destroy the evidence!

- How...?

Come with me

Hurry up before someone comes in!

- Found it

What...?

- His visa expired 8 days ago

The immigration officials

are going to extradite him

But what are we supposed to do?

- Not a thing. The police will do...

whatever is to be done!

- I see

Doesn't he seem familiar?

- The same guy...

who claims to be your son.

Wasn't he romancing my daughter?

So he is the one!

- You can have your laugh

"All these days, you've had your laughs

at my expense. Now it's my turn"

"Akbar, the Emperor. He walked

barefoot, praying for a son"

And look at me! What a father!

Not to be too elated.

- Why? What will you do?

Will you put up posters in India

saying I'm your father?

Or will you scream it from rooftops?

He can't do a thing

I'm coming back with another visa.

- You aren't getting any visa

I'm R.P. Mittal's son

R.P. Mittal's son! My word!

I want to live all over again

I want to die all over again

What gives?

- The holiday is working wonders for me

I'm washed of all my sins!

I've been baptized

Days of sorrow are no more

Whom do you want to see?

- What do you mean?

"Buta Singh, have you forgotten me?

- It's a boy, sir"

He has been trying to get in and

maybe he's masquerading as you...?

No one's coming anymore

"Daddy, look who's here!

- Coming"

"Why are you screaming?

Well, who's here?"

You...? How come you're here?

- I brought him

You...?

- I met him at the airport

They were deporting him to India

Grandpa...

"What's up?

- Grandpa, I'm Raju"

"Raju, who...?"

"You're Mr. Purushottam, aren't you?

Mr. Rajesh Mittal's father...?"

I'm like a son to him.

That makes you my grandfather

And his wife loves me

like her own son

"Rinke and Bunty adore me too,

like an elder sibling"

Uncle Robin and Sonia love me too.

- No son of the Mittals will be hurt...

as long as Purushottam Mittal lives.

So much influence I wield in the U.K.

I called the embassy

and I got his visa extended

You did...?

In U.K. No injustice will be done

to an Indian...

"as long as Purushottam Mittal lives.

Besides, he is related to you"

He told you everything?

- I never had to

Grandpa made me out

I see...

- That was a great thing to do

Where are you staying? Do drop in

or maybe a call once in a while...?

Drop in where?

He's staying right here

He's here because he wants to make it

like you did. To do that...

"he must live with you, no?"

You said I'd never get a visa?

I got a visa right into your home

And who validated my visa? Grandpa.

You told me to shout from rooftops...?

I'll scream it from your rooftop and

I'll plaster your walls with posters

Until such time that...

you own up and say that my mother

was your wife and I am your son

Aren't you stopping me?

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