Yes Boss Page #10

You should have told Siddarth that...

...you don't like him

and won't give me the keys!

Don't shout!

But you wanted the office.

You wanted to become a big shot.

I wanted to make it big,

but you didn't, right?

Just come there.

Seema, you had once said that

two weak people... what had you said?

- ...cannot make a successful life.

- Then?

But I had also said that

you can please any girl.

But you should have told me

that you meant yourself.

You're...

You only remember my mistakes.

Remember, I had kept a fast

for you during 'Karvachauth'.

I remained hungry the whole day.

You kept a fast! But don't forget

I had sung a song for you abroad!

- Both of you even sang a song?

- Yes, we did.

- What was I doing then?

- You were selling mangoes.

I was selling mangoes?

- You aren't hurt, are you?

- Yes, I am.

You sang such a long song. But

couldn't you say that you love me?

Even you could have

said that you love me.

Yes, I could have but

you should say it first.

Why should I say it first?

You say.

I... You say first!

- You say first.

- Look,...

- You say first.

- Let's say it together?

Close your eyes.

No!

What's it?

But just think, Rahul.

When your traditional and orthodox

mother learns that...

...this girl, at my behest,

at the behest of a married man...

...staged a charade

of being married to you,...

then will she accept her?

...No!

Never! Why are you quiet?

Answer me.

I will answer.

You?

I have brought her here.

I knew this question would arise.

Mother, I... I was going to tell

you that Seema and I...

Look at me.

There is no need to feel ashamed.

If my son, dreaming to make it big,

can get misled by wrong people,...

...then why can't you?

Why this discrimination?

Only because you are a girl?

It isn't your fault at all.

The fault lies with people

like him who should be punished.

Being a woman and a mother,

I accept you as my daughter-in-law.

Let's go.

The office is mine! It is mine!!

No problem. Let's go?

Seema, remember the Mercedes,

the constable, the kerchief?

No. I only remember your scooter,

the diary...

...and the flowers

worth Rs.200.

But watch, someday, I will

bring you a Mercedes like this.

With my hard earned money

because...

Good people always get the best.

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