Zameer Page #9
- Year:
- 2005
- 137 min
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Wait and see...
...your own conscience will
Punish you someday.
Don't ever show me your face!
Your tears are venom for me!
Where are we going?
Dildar, where are we going?
Just... the destination
is about to arrive.
This road goes to her
house, isn't it?
StoP the car.
Dildar, I say stoP the car!
Look...
...the car will stoP...
...wherein it has to stoP.
Yesterday, dildar called uP
and said that you're back.
But, I wasn't sure that
you'll come here.
I'm very haPPy.
Come.
Dildar... move the car.
I don't want to meet anyone here!
Move the car! Please!
Vent the ire on me if you
really want to.
It's me and my daughter
who did a wrong thing.
Come.
Let go my hand.
Suraj, I don't want anything.
Since you've come here...
Please come in for once.
Please, Suraj.
Come, Suraj.
Suraj, come.
Sit.
If you're about to call
your daughter...
...then better don't do it.
She won't come even
if I or you call her.
The one who calls everybody
near him...
...has taken her away.
Four years ago...
...on the night of 'deePavali'...
...she left us all.
Not to come ever.
Whenever there are mishaPs in life...
...we often seek the suPPort
of this one word.
'Wait.'
All the PeoPle who came to meet me...
...said the same thing...
that it was destiny.
But...
But, that wasn't destiny.
Rather she felt that she
has committed a sin.
And, she Punished herself
for that sin.
For a whole day and whole night...
...I 'waited' with her
dead body in my laP...
...in the thought that you'll come.
well that you won't come.
In sPite of knowing very
well that you won't come.
An adolescent obsession!
Did my daughter commit any
sin other than this?
No, I'm...
I'm not justifying her.
But, you should know all this.
That day after you went away...
...when my daughter returned...
...she was like a living dead!
She stoPPed talking!
I was dying to hear
something from her!
Then, she didn't even
come out of her room!
She never cried for once!
The eyes... as if looking
at something far off.
I tried a lot to get her
treated. I tried a lot!
But, that was of no use!
Then, one day the doctor said
that she's exPecting a baby!
But, even that didn't bring
a smile on her face!
As she was far away
from life and death!
And, in the same condition... she
gave birth to a baby girl!
Her condition was same even
after the delivery.
Then, one day I...
...I found something
different in her.
I felt as if...
...as if a dead body was resurrected!
She called me 'daddy.'
She hugged me and asked for you!
And, she started to sob!
Daddy, if ever he comes to meet
our daughter some day...
...then do tell him that
my tears are not venom!
And...
and do tell him... to forgive me!
Will he forgive me?
Why not, my child?
I'll exPlain him.
You go to sleeP!
Go to sleeP, my child.
Go.
I thought that my daughter
was back to normal...
...and I had a Peaceful
sleeP that night.
But...
Pooja...
Pooja, dear...
Pooja!
Pooja!
If death is the ultimate
Punishment for a sin...
...then at least forgive
my daughter now, Suraj!
My...
...where's my daughter?
Come.
Who are you?
PaPa.
Your PaPa!
Mummy!
Mummy!
- Pooja...
Pooja.
I call her Pooja.
Ever since I've got her... I've
recovered all by myself.
Neither I took any medicines,
nor did any exercises.
I just recovered myself.
Maybe, because... I wanted
to her to call me 'mother.'
And, she must have definitely fought
a lot with the Lord for my life.
I don't understand anything.
Should I cry... or laugh?
There are some things that
we lose in our life...
...but there are things that
we get with a sudden stroke.
And, at a time when we
don't even exPect that.
Go. And, shower your affection
on your daughter Pooja.
Your soul shall be relieved
of the burden.
Go.
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