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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
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Year:
2002
165 min
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British passport?

- Yes

Now I don't need any visa.

I'm getting a passport. British

He's raving

"After the seven vows, we're taking

an eighth. For my British passport"

Bless us

"According to U.K. Laws,

he cannot be deported"

Robin! The police came! By now

he would've been in India

"Then your daughter married

that rascal, made him a citizen"

Mr. Mittal! Don't you dare

call my son-in-law names

"Son-in-law...?

- Yes, I love my daughter dearly"

I approve of the man whom

my daughter loves

Don't you dare malign Raju.

- What are you saying?

My only friend! Has that scoundrel

weaned you away from me too?

I'll even take you to court

How about a cup of tea?

- Cut out the sugar

My bangles chime...

do you like it?

The colour of henna on me...

do you like it?

"I love the colour of your bangles,

the henna stain shows your love for me"

"You're one-in-a-million

this is like a dream come true"

"Come to me, my love..."

I'm eager

I'm pining for you...

"I'm waiting for you, my love"

"Tonight, I'll make love to you..."

I'll cross every limit

The colour of vermilion on me...

do you like it?

The colour of henna on me...

do you like it?

"I love the colour of your vermilion,

the henna stain shows your love for me"

"You're one-in-a-million

this is like a dream come true"

"Your seduction,

and my Loneliness..."

"bring us closer,

distances are no more"

Your destiny is mine

Your dreams are mine

Come to me

The colour of my veil...

do you like it?

The colour of henna on me...

do you like it?

"I love the colour of your veil,

the henna stain shows your love for me"

"You're one-in-a-million

this is like a dream come true"

Where is he?

Where are you?

Fresh stuff

Lucky dog

Pull him up

Well...?

Get up

"Are you frittering away

my money, gambling?"

When will you return my money?

Why are you beating a gentleman?

- The scoundrel won't take my calls

"Oh, but that's true.

Why don't you take calls?"

You think I'll give up my money

if you won't take my calls?

Get up. Will I give up my money?

- Sock him hard

Enough. I'll pay you back.

- And how?

"If he says he will pay you, he will.

- But how?"

"True, he's up to his hair in debt.

- That's why I tell you, kill him"

End of tensions.

- Put that gun away

Ever heard of R.K. Mittal?

I'm marrying his daughter

R.K. Mittal is giving you his daughter?

I think ten times before lending to you

"You don't believe? Come, take a look.

- Shall we?"

Sure.

- But... this is your last chance

Vikram I never met your uncle.

- He lives in South Africa

"Mr. Mittal, by God's grace

my business is doing very well"

I'd like Vikram to move in with me.

He has no family here

But we're here.

- Not like a son-in-law

Take him for a son.

- He is like a son to me

"Mr. Mittal, now that I'm here,

I'd like to see Vikram married"

How long will you be here.

- Abut a fortnight

But that's too short a notice.

- Sooner or later...

we got to see him married off.

So why not now?

"Not before another four or five years,

I think. Rinke is till a child"

"If the wedding is final,

later won't hurt, will it?"

Who is he?

- He is employed in this house

So it's my duty to consider the best

of the interests for the household

"Quiet, Raju"

How can we organize a wedding

at such short notice?

"Mr. Mittal, half of England

dances to your whim"

"At two days' notice, you can give

your daughter a grand send-off"

Maybe. But we have certain plans.

She is our only daughter

If the wedding happened

while my uncle is here...

someone from my father's side

may bless the union

Let's think this over.

We'll let you know in a day or two

Bless you. I have a long-standing

relationship...

with the business group you're

approaching. Give them my regards

Mittal and Sons have a standing

all over Europe. Take care

Sorry to be late.

- Where are you going?

He's leaving.

- He is leaving...?

Are you really leaving?

- Yes

I'll drop you to the airport.

- He's accompanying you

Accompanying me...?

You aren't well.

He's going to take care of you

He makes it worse for me!

- What a thing to say...!

"Take care of him, son.

- Grandpa, have nothing to worry"

You will find a remarkable change

by the time he returns

I'll take good care of him.

- Wonderful

We are the only industrialists

marketing Indian cars worldwide

We gave the European agencies

to Purushottam Mittal...

only because he's an Indian

"In the beginning, sales peaked"

We have decided to revoke the agency.

- What are you saying?

Purushottam Mittal started out

with our agency

"Now that you have grown, you haven't

got the time for servicing us"

This agency isn't about money

"Recently, I received

the businessman of the year award"

No business associate has never

severed ties with us

"As you know, our showrooms are located

in prime spots"

Our sales department is very efficient.

- Yet sales have plummeted

"Somewhere, something is going wrong"

"Sure, something is wrong.

But we aren't to blame"

"If there's something wrong,

it's there in your cars"

The cars you use are of another make.

The day you use your cars...

you will shut shop.

- What are you saying?

I'm telling him facts.

In the 21 st century...

you're selling cars from the time

when Hitler went to school

What are you saying? Sit down.

- Let him speak

"Fuel efficiency in your cars is zero.

Looks zero, comfort zero, drive zero"

Whatever you're selling is thanks

to the reputation of the Mittals

"Else, your sales would've been zero.

Your car is a bullock cart"

This is a car. Look

Come with me

He has ruined me!

What a scoundrel

"For the first time,

I am aware of my weaknesses"

You spoke the truth

without hesitating

Our company needs honest employees

like you

Come over to us.

I'll pay you the asking price

"Forgive me, sir. Not for money,

not for anything, can I ever leave him"

But I have a request. Please let him

keep the agency

Very well. Mittal keeps the agency

"Only because, he has you"

Why do you go about everything

so surreptitiously?

Eavesdropping?

Even loving surreptitiously?

Not even for all the world's wealth

will I ever desert you

"Enough, sir. What are you doing?

- I'm drinking because I'm elated"

You've won my heart! Ask and

I'll give you anything you wish

"But what can you ask for?

Come on, come with me"

One second...

Listen... look at me

This is my long-lost son!

And I am his father

I am... his father

I was unjust towards him

and his mother. I hurt them

"But I was helpless. Because...

- Sir, they're whites. Use English"

"Watch it, Dad.

- Do you think I'm drunk?"

Listen to this song

"I've become a riddle and I'm afraid

I don't know how to solve this riddle"

"It moves me to tears now that I see

you in the bloom of your youth"

"I remember everything,

I haven't forgotten anything"

"I was helpless, I'm not evil"

"Forgive me, you are my son"

"Embrace me, for you are

only my shadow"

"No fax, no Xerox, no telex,

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