So, how was my shot?
-What? -Looks like you didn't like it.
Relax. It wasn't so great.
You haven't won the world cup.
-What do they do with it anyway? -Okay, fine.
Long time no see! Where have you guys been?
Who's that with Deepak?
Looks like a girl to me.
-Thank you. -Let's go.
Okay.
Be ready.
-Hey, Deepak. How have you been? -Hey, how are you?
I'm doing good, man. Hey, boy!
-Meet Aditya. -Hi!
And this is his beautiful wife, Rashmi.
-Hi. -And that's Vivek.
-He's still looking for a girl. -Hi!
-Hello! -And meet my fiancé... Sheetal.
Fiancé?
You didn't tell us you got engaged!
What kind of a friend are you?
It happened so quickly, I didn't even realize it.
You never realize anything.
Hold on... please sit down.
-Have a seat. -Thank you.
-Oh, yes. -Sit down.
She has come here for the first time, you guys!
Vivek, what's all this about?
Salim called and asked me to get here.
But he didn't tell me why. Do you know why we're meeting here?
He always keeps it a suspense.
Hello, Salim? Where are you? We've been waiting for you!
Stuck in the traffic?
Hurry up! What? All right.
-He's stuck in the traffic. -That's his usual excuse.
Which book is this?
-Love story by Erich Segal. -Is it?
If one could have a romance like this in real life, it'd be terrific.
Deepak, haven't you told her about Raj's love story?
-No, I never got the chance. -You're a fool.
If you had told her, she wouldn't have said something like that.
Are you telling me that a fairytale romance takes place in real life as well?
I don't believe it.
Decide after you've heard it.
-I'll tell you how they met-- -One moment.
Control yourself.
At least tell her something about Raj before you start.
-Oh, yes. -One moment.
-I'll tell her-- -No, I'll tell her.
-Okay, you tell her. -Come on, man.
So, Raj is from Punjab.
His father has a farm over there.
-So Raj... -Is a farmer?
No, Raj wanted to become an engineer.
So he moved to the city.
So Raj is an engineer?
No, although he came to the city to learn engineering
he got into the exports business.
-Yes. -And now...
he must not be in the exports business either, right?
Has Raj ever made up his mind about something?
That's Raj for you. He never does what he thinks he should
and he never thinks about what he does.
I took off with my lorry, On the road...
There was a turn...
I left my heart there...
I took off with my lorry...
-Hello, Raj! -How are you doing?
-Fine. -Very good.
-Give me that tape-recorder... -Don't touch it.
I'm playing the music of Gadar and Sunny Deol's my favourite hero.
-Got it? -And mine too...
Raj, you got here from Bangalore in just two days instead of three?
And you take three days instead of two!
Can't help it. Your truck stalls and I get delayed.
So my truck's scrap, eh? You know what?
Three girls jumped before my truck at Pune check post
and said, "brother-in-law's here!"
He goes to his in-laws and tells me that my trucks are junk!
Give him a tight slap.
I've fixed new tires in the truck, it has a rotary compression engine.
So don't use kerosene. Use Castrol lubrication oil.
Now you don't have any more excuses to be late, okay?
I'll give you a tight slap.
-Raj, there's a call for you. -So? What's the matter?
-It's the owner of Trade link. -Trade link!
Pass it to me! Quick!
How could I forget the meeting! Guys, where is my coat?
It must be right there, Raj.
Son of a gun! Stop singing!
Yeah, what are you saying, sir? The trucks haven't reached yet?
I'll just find out...
Why haven't the trucks reached there yet?
-They're at the pump for air-- -I'll shove it all up yours!
I'll shove it all up yours! Morons!
Hello! Yes, sir.
The trucks will be there, sir. When?
Hold on. Let me just ask my engineer.
How long will it take to get ready? He's asking, you morons!
-It'll take at least half an hour. -Half an hour!
I'm going to beat you guys up!
The truck's will reach there. Any moment now, sir.
I have a line to mobile phone.
That's where I usually have my lunch.
-Damn you! Hurry up! -I am!
-I'd like to meet Raj. -Sure, why not?
That' what everyone says.
You were telling me Raj's love story.
Now tell me about the girl in the love story.
-The girl! -The girl!
Priya!
Actually, Priya is from Greece. She was born and brought up there.
After her graduation, she came to India to stay with her aunt.
Her first show was such a big hit that...
Thank God, Aunty!
Dhruv! Thank you.
Raj and Priya are so different from each other!
How did they meet?
On the highway. In an accident.
Yes, an accident
between Raj's truck and Priya's car, on the way to Mahabaleshwar.
Driver! Can't you drive properly? There could have been an accident!
It's your mistake, madam. Couldn't you see--
Well? Can't you drive? It could have led to an accident.
-Who gave you a license? -License!
You're talking in English. Do you think the driver will understand?
You know Hindi, don't you?
Perhaps he's a mute, Priya.
-Raj... -Shut up!
He's not a mute! You asked me to shut up!
Not you. Him.
You can ask your help to shut up, you can glare at me
but you can't apologize, can you?
You are all the same.
-Look-- -Me? You should look!
Down! Down!
Not down, look behind!
My car was coming up from behind, I only overtook your truck.
Your car's going away!
What are you even talking about?
Tell me! What is it?
Tell me, what were you saying about my car?
It's gone.
You said it was coming from behind, I said it's going away...
It's gone...
Salim!
As Salim's bride, you look just like Anarkali today.
And, here's a gift from me.
Well, you seem to be in a poetic mood today.
-Yes, you do appear changed. -It's a double opportunity.
At a Muslim wedding, I feel like being poetic
and it's also about what happened to me on my way here.
-What happened on the way? -An accident with a girl.
-Are you alright? -I am not alright, Salim!
I am not at all alright. I met the girl, I lost the girl.
I don't know if I will ever see her again.
Honestly, she was beautiful!
What a girl! What a girl...
She's the one!
-Who is she, Salim? -Who?
The girl in the white dress.
That's my friend, Priya.
-Lovely friend, I say! -Yes.
She's coming right here. Just ask her how her journey was.
-What? -No questions.
Divorce her, Salim. She asks too many questions.
-Ask her. -Okay.
Wow, Farah! Beautiful henna!
Priya, how was your journey?
Today, I almost met with an accident.
-Is it? -Yes.
I even stopped the truck. But the driver was so weird!
Truck-drivers are an insolent lot.
No, he wasn't insolent.
In fact, I scolded him, but he just kept looking at me.
-What happened then? -Then, as usual
I forgot to use the handbrake and the car landed in a ditch.
I think, he could've stopped your car.
No...
He came forward to stop the car.
But I couldn't understand and I stopped him again.
Turns out, he wasn't so bad, right?
Yes, that's what I've been thinking about.
I should've said thanks to him, right?
-Of course. -You are right.
You can say it now.
I... you know...
I guess you didn't recognise me. Should I wear a lungi and kurta?
I was the driver. Farah, please.
-You? -Hello!
-Introduce me. -Priya, he's Raj.
Salim's friend.
Although he looks like a truck-driver, he isn't one.
It's small, though.
-She is Priya, a very close friend. -I've already met her
but it's nice to meet you all over again.
Come here. Over here. Let me stand here.
Farah you are coming in between. Move away.
-Move! -What are you doing?
-Please take a photo... -Salim!
Raj...
I was really mad at you but then I realized that I was wrong.
I knew it all along that you were wrong.
But I said some very nasty things to you.
You did!
And you didn't say a word.
When you're angry, there's a strange glint in your eyes.
There really is. You can't notice it, because you're angry.
And I kept looking at it.
I didn't pay attention to what was right or wrong.
Look, I apologise for that.
-Saying sorry won't do. -Then?
You'll get a punishment.
-What punishment? -Your punishment is that
tomorrow, we'll be going from Mahabaleshwar to Mumbai together.
In the truck.
In the truck?
Don't refuse.
You said I was a menace to the society, I felt really bad.
I was deeply hurt.
-I have apologized for it. -You have no choice.
You can't refuse me.
Sorry, there was a fly.
A colorful world
And people from all across
Is part of destiny
Witness to games like this...
There's a flutter in my heart
In a hundred hues, The world is a unique place to be in
So don't hold back your heart
To the land of love, let's go
I'm going there anyway So walk with me
When the season swayed its drape
The paths swayed...
When the season swayed its drape The paths swayed...
At every turn, there's a new story
For you and me
Paths...
Of songs we hum
The blowing winds say to us
Where are you, travelers? Come to us
To the land of love, let's go
I'm going there anyway So walk with me
Where are you headed?
I go to where my bride is
The clouds meet the mountains
The bees meet the buds
The clouds meet the mountains
The bees meet the buds
The river flows in gay abandon
To meet the ocean
Slowly...
The songs of love That flow in the streams
Make the birds sing in harmony
The season to meet, Listen to what it says
To the land of love, let's go
I'm going there anyway So walk with me
In a hundred hues, The world is a unique place to be in
So don't hold back your heart
To the land of love, let's go
I'm going there anyway So walk with me
To the land of love, let's go
Get down!
What's up, constable? Why did you ask me to stop?
Why? Can't you see the road?
-What happened? -Nothing, I'll handle it.
This is the first time I'm seeing a boy romancing a girl in a truck!
-Nice style. -What style?
The boy will drive whatever vehicle he has, right?
What's your problem?
I'm not the one with a problem, son.
Do you see the board? What does it say?
I can't see things at a distance.
Really?
I'll tell you.
Get the truck out of here.
Two minutes, sir.
I'll drop her a bit further and take the highway from there.
You think traffic laws are a joke?
-I'll go on my own. -Did you hear that?
The poor girl says she'll go all alone!
But I'm here at her service!
-Get the truck out of here! -All right.
Is this also a "no-bye" zone? Can I at least say bye? Please?
-Go ahead. -Thank you.
A sugarcane... for you.
What are you waiting for?
-Go after the girl. Go. -Yes, I...
-You get the truck out of here. -Okay, you...
I'll call you.
I'll call you!
One moment... One moment...
He says he'll call you later.
But he didn't even take my number.
-You didn't take her number? -No.
-What? -Oh! One second.
-What are you up to? -Ask her... the number?
What's the number?
Please be clear.
I was. It's 3!
Why are you yelling?
It's okay.
-Please say bye to her. -What...
That's enough. Go away.
What? What?
Go away.
-Where have you been, Priya? -Aunt! Listen to me.
You were supposed to be here at noon. And it's 6:30 already.
Aunt, listen to me.
Have you ever stolen sugarcane from the fields?
-What? Sugarcane? -Yes, Aunt. Sugarcane!
-Did you steal this one? -When did I say
I stole sugarcane from the fields? And that the farmer ran after me?
-With a huge stick! -Are you all right?
-Do you know what you're saying? -Yes, Aunt.
Now go and take a bath. You look so dirty.
-Take a bath? All right. -Yes, go on.
I hope there's water in the hand-pump.
Yes, there is water in the hand-pump.
Hand-pump? I mean, there's water in the shower!
What's gotten into this girl? She's going to drive me crazy.
-Was that Priya's voice? -She's gone for a bath.
I've been waiting for her all day and you didn't even tell her?
Oh, God! I completely forgot. She was saying strange things.
I'll go and tell her right now.
Not you. I'll give her a surprise.
The big-hearted will take away the bride
Nandu, you're always singing that song. Sing this one.
-Nice song. -Isn't it? Sing it with me.
-You want me to sing? -Yes, please.
One, two... One, two, three, four.
The big-hearted will take away the bride
You have no hopes, Nandu. That's the song you will always sing.
I'm happy singing this one. One life, one girl
-one love and one song. -That's my principle too.
One life, one girl, one love and one song.
So that's how Raj and Priya met?
That was only their first meeting.
If lovers had to meet so easily, there wouldn't be any love stories.
Tell me. When they loved each other so much, what was the problem?
The problem? The problem was the piece of paper
on which Raj wrote Priya's number.
This is the limit!
You should at least check before you wash my clothes!
Every washer-man always checks the pockets
before he washes any clothes to see if someone has left some money in it.
In the last five years, I haven't found a penny in your pockets.
-And now I've stopped checking. -Have you?
Raj, I've made some piping hot Dhokla. Come on!
No Dhoklas, sister-in-law. Mannu, ask her to leave.
Go away, Savita. We're in a very serious problem.
We're trying to find Priya's number.
Who's that friend Priya has in Pune?
-Farah! -Farah!
Call her up and take the number from her.
No. Farah and Salim just got married.
They're away on their honeymoon and I don't know where.
-Oh, no! What's this? -What?
How did my shirt land in Raj's house?
I've been looking for this shirt and it's lying here!
You're worried about the shirt? I have a problem. Give me a solution.
Solve it on your own. Look, this is what Ganpat does!
We should hand him to the police.
Mannu!
Don't worry. We'll not hand you to the police.
How often will you say that? A telephone number has eight digits!
-It's difficult for me. -Why?
I'm a traffic cop.
I've got to remember just the four digits of a car number.
What do I do now?
Why don't you go to her house?
You're scared of the girl's father, aren't you?
I'd be scared if I knew where she lives.
That was our first meeting. And you're the one who stopped me.
This sure is a mess, I say.
I am sure she lives somewhere around here.
She walked home the other day, didn't she?
You're right.
You know, what? Let's ask the betel-leaf seller.
-Come on. -Let's go.
Come on. Don't worry.
They are all our own.
-Greetings, brother. -Greetings, sir.
-Tell him. -I'm looking for a girl.
She lives somewhere around. I'll tell you how she looks...
Tiwari, I'm busy making betel-leaf. I don't look at girls.
You know Laxman? He still keeps ogling at girls.
Take him there. He'll surely know something.
No, Tiwari. I only look at Radha.
Think about it, Laxman! Think!
Don't be scared of me.
The poor guy's so desperate. Tell him if you know.
-But I don't know. -It all happened because of me.
But I was doing my duty
-and I've said sorry, haven't I? -Okay!
I have an idea.
-You want her address, right? -Yes.
-Postman Ganga! -Yes!
The postman must know it. Do you know him?
-Let's ask him. -Thank you.
-Give me a chocolate. -Take my heart instead.
-Shut up. -Radha.
Priya Chopra?
There's one Chopra who lives in Swapnalok.
He has two sons, but no daughter.
Ganga, there's a Chopra in Akashganga too, right?
-He has a daughter. -Yes, doesn't he have a daughter?
One moment.
Rustom, that girl is eight years old.
-Sorry. -Eight years.
-No, mine is a bit older. -Older, isn't she?
There's another Chopra who has just one daughter.
But she lives in Australia with her aunt.
That's good! Priya also lives with her aunt.
-So tell me the aunt's name. -Sure. The aunt's name...
-I don't know. -He doesn't know.
He doesn't know anything, Tiwari. How are we going to find her?
What are we going to do, Raj? He doesn't know anything either.
I don't care. No matter what you all say, I'm sure...
I'll find my Priya.
Aunt, or no aunt.
-How will he find her? -How?
-No name, no address. -That's what I told him.
He'll find her! Just like that! In thin air!
Disappeared...
Someone has disappeared Where did she go?
-What happened? -Let's find out.
Yesterday I was right here, So was she
I'm right here again, but she isn't here
Disappeared...
She's beautiful to look at
She stays somewhere around But she has gone missing
She's a fairy, an alluring beauty
She has gone missing
I look for her with all my heart and soul
I've looked for her all over the world, I wonder where she is
Disappeared...
Oh beloved!
Come unto my heart, oh beloved!
I was ignorant in matters of the heart
But that girl has driven me crazy
Everywhere I look, I think I see her
It's her face my eyes behold all the time
What restlessness is this? What's all this about?
Disappeared...
Take me to that girl somehow, my friends
Give me all the happiness I've lost
Show me where she lives And I'd give up my own house
If I meet her now, I'll take her for my own
When will the poor man's desires Be fulfilled?
Disappeared...
She's beautiful to look at
She stays somewhere around But she has gone missing
She's a fairy, an alluring beauty
She has gone missing
I look for her with all my heart and soul
I've looked for her all over the world, I wonder where she is
Disappeared...
My love has disappeared...
Disappeared...
My love has disappeared...
Disappeared...
My love has disappeared...
Raj?
You've been looking for me for the last 20 days?
Everywhere, everyday! At last, I've found you.
Can I ask you out for dinner tonight and a drive after that?
-Sorry, I can't go with you, Raj. -Why not?
-I'm going to Athens tonight. -Athens?
-Participating in the Olympics? -Stop kidding, Raj.
My folks are waiting there for me.
So we'll call and make an excuse.
No excuse will work. It's necessary for me to go.
What could it be that they can't manage without you?
-I'm getting engaged, Raj. -Yeah, so what?
-Priya. -Yes?
I thought you liked me.
And that's why I'm here.
So what about the engagement?
Why didn't you tell me?
How could I? It was all decided last week.
-Last week? -Yes.
Papa called to ask whether I want to get engaged, and I agreed.
You agreed to marry a man... you don't know?
I'm sure he doesn't even have a truck driving license.
Sameer is a childhood friend, Raj. I know him very well.
How am I to blame if we didn't meet in our childhood?
You can get to know me now. See what I'm worth.
Please give me a chance and then make a decision.
Raj, this isn't how one takes decisions in life.
Nor does one lead his life the way you think.
There's this thing called "commitment."
London, Paris, America...
my relatives from all over the globe are going to be in Athens.
In fact, they must've already reached there.
It's important for me to get there, Raj.
And what about me?
You're a very nice man, Raj.
You'll surely find a nice girl.
I did...
but she's going away...
to Athens.
Raj, I must leave now.
Can I drop you somewhere?
You already did.
Moti, this was long before you were born.
She used to live there.
And I used to sit here everyday, to look at her.
I used to look at her while she was at the window or at the door.
Or while she left or arrived...
And one day, she went away with someone else.
It was my mistake as well. I wish, I had told her
that I... Then maybe...
When she was leaving as a bride, everyone sang...
The big-hearted will take away the bride
I sang with them too.
The big-hearted will take away the bride
Priya's going to Greece, right?
Then why are you packing your bags?
I'm packing my bags because I'm going to Greece as well.
Stop arguing and pack my bag.
-Yes, but-- -Get on with it!
It's Greece, not a suburb where you can go away in a jiffy.
I have decided.
For Priya, I can reach any part of the globe in a jiffy.
Vivek is bringing my visa to the airport.
Please pack this.
But, why are you going there?
Because Priya's getting engaged!
And you're going to stand in attendance?
Priya is not yet engaged, okay?
I don't want to argue with you.
Sister-in-law, you see Nandu every day, don't you?
-Yes. -Years ago
he didn't stop his girlfriend from going away.
He sits with his dog and a liquor bottle saying,
"if only I had stopped her."
I don't want to say, "if only," all my life.
Give me my credit card.
-Sure... it's in the drawer. -Give it.
This is the only choice I have.
All your savings will get over, Raj.
You're sounding just like him!
What will I do with the money if Priya's not with me?
No, it's not that.
The truck owners' association is meeting tomorrow.
You must attend, or they'll cancel your subsidiary.
-Not subsidiary, it's subsidy. -Right, it'll be canceled.
-To hell with the subsidy! -What rubbish!
Is this the way to run a business?
Mannu, I don't know how to run a business.
But this is how love is.
Love, my foot! Did you hear that?
Is this love?
-You? -Yes, I'm also going to Greece.
-I mean, I'm coming along. -Suddenly?
What can I do, Priya?
Actually, when I was a little boy, I had heard this love story
where the heroine is leaving the hero, and the hero gives up all his hopes.
All his life, he thinks he should have at least tried to stop her.
Maybe things would have been different.
Raj...
I know, I don't stand a chance...
but I don't want to regret all my life.
I've tried to make you understand, Raj.
And I do understand, Priya.
But my heart won't.
Sit down. We're on the same aircraft now, so...
We're together.
So? What am I to do?
I wondered if I could sit there.
You'll sit on me?
Why would I sit on you, Uncle? I mean, my seat's over there, 3C.
You see that lady sitting over there?
-Over there? -Yes.
I won't sit there.
Please, Uncle...
I told you, I won't sit there. Go away.
You...
-Why aren't you leaving? -I'm about to, fatso. Okay, bye.
Actually, I wanted to sit with that girl.
-She's a friend. -So what am I to do?
I was wondering if you could sit there and I could call her over.
I actually requested that gentleman to swap seats.
But he wouldn't agree. Ma'am, he's a terribly grumpy man!
-I know. -Really?
He's my husband.
The two of you should sit together, right?
We've been fighting for a week.
Oh, God!
This is terrible!
Do you have a cell phone?
Papa, you know how bad the weather is in Athens.
The flight has been delayed by 8 hours.
Let all our guests know, Papa.
That boy has been playing music for so long
but no one is giving him any money.
-You know why? -Why?
Because his music is terrible. So is his tune and his talent...
So you know a lot about music?
Don't you remember Mahabaleshwar?
To the land of love, let's go...
You know how well I sing. I'll wake you up with a song every morning
and put you to sleep with a lullaby. I'll be your walking-talking radio.
What an ugly dog! How horrifying!
Exactly. Such a cutely ugly dog.
Oh,yes. Sweetly, ugly. Cutely...
-Do you like it? -Yes.
-Do you want it? -Yes.
Shall I get it?
-No. -Allow me, please.
You have amazing aim, Raj!
Maybe the cans are not placed properly.
No, I was only practicing. Watch me.
Laugh all you want.
While you aim, I'll have an ice-cream.
I'll do it right now.
-You can't do it, Raj. -Of course, I can.
Raj, you can't do it!
I know I can't do it. But what do I do?
-Greetings. -Greetings.
-Okay. -Yeah!
-Really? -Not at all.
-So how did you get this? -That uncle gave it to me.
-Just like that? -No.
He gave it away when he saw how much I love you.
-But unfortunately... -What happened?
A stranger in an alien land understands my feelings.
But the one who ought to, does not.
-Raj... -Priya, I have decided.
What?
After our marriage, I will cook one meal everyday.
I'll take care of the kids too.
I know a bit of homeopathy too. You'll never fall ill.
I'll drive away your ailments in a jiffy.
Raj...
Moreover, I am also a mechanic.
Right? No?
That woman's wish will be fulfilled, Raj!
It's funny. Toss a coin in the lake, get a naked kid to fetch it
and your wish will be fulfilled.
This is what people believe in, Raj.
-Do you believe it? -Yes. Do you have a coin?
This is the only coin I have. Don't lose it, okay?
Look over there, idiot!
Raj!
Found it!
Raj!
Why did you jump into the water?
To get the coin.
I know. But who asked you to?
-Your face did. -I'm not kidding, Raj.
Neither am I.
The expression on your face said, "Raj, jump."
And so, Raj jumped!
What did you ask for at the wishing well?
Nothing.
Come on, tell me. You must have asked for something.
Come on, tell me.
I asked to reach home on time.
-That's what you asked for? -Yes.
You know what I'd have asked for?
I know.
It's something new.
-I know, Raj. -Listen to me...
-I don't want to. -This is a different one.
-Listen, Priya... -Raj...
-No. -Listen, Priya...
You didn't realize, The crazy lover that I am
I've brought to you my heart as a gift
To the story of my heart
Please listen, lend me your ear
Choose me as your companion
Please listen, lend me your ear
You didn't realize, The crazy lover that I am
I've brought to you my heart as a gift
To the story of my heart
Please listen, lend me your ear
Choose me as your companion
Please listen, lend me your ear...
You're silent, and I wonder
How I will tell you the secret
You're silent, and I wonder
How I will tell you the secret
I could die for you
I speak the truth
Ask for my life, if you will
Please listen, lend me your ear
Choose me as your companion
Please listen, lend me your ear
I'm lonely...
You're lonely too
Imagine how would things be, If we got together
I'm lonely...
You're lonely too
Imagine how would things be, If we got together
Every goal, had we crazy lovers
To take the caravan of our love
Please listen, lend me your ear
Choose me as your companion
Please listen, lend me your ear
You didn't realize, The crazy lover that I am...
I've brought to you my heart as a gift
To the story of my heart
Please listen, lend me your ear
Choose me as your companion
Please listen, lend me your ear...
Don't worry, Priya. I've made all the inquiries.
Even if the flight is delayed for another 12 hours
there are several more places we still haven't seen.
Look, I've even got the map.
-The nightspots-- -Please, Raj!
It's very important for me to get home.
They must be waiting for me.
Papa had asked me to get home a day or two in advance.
It's all my fault.
I delayed everything.
Priya...
Priya! Don't cry, please.
You've got to get to Athens, right?
I'll take you to Athens.
Just don't cry.
-Have a nice journey. -Thank you.
Not yet. First, let me take you home.
What time do you have to be there?
At eleven o'clock.
I'll get you there by 7:30. Come on.
Are you going to drive all night?
-Won't you get tired? -A lot.
But after I drop you home, I'll have enough time to rest.
Let's go.
We're home?
Yes.
When?
Fourteen minutes ago.
Why didn't you wake me up?
I thought of waking you up. But then, I thought...
if I did that, you'd have woken up.
And if you had woken up, you'd have gone away.
And if you had gone away...
I'd have never got the chance to be this close to you.
Raj, we have spent very little time together.
But it was beautiful, wasn't it?
So don't say such things when you're going away.
Let me get your luggage out.
Thinking of keeping my jacket?
No.
I have a few things. Look...
Our boarding passes from Mumbai.
I'll keep yours.
And the amusement park tickets. I'll keep one.
The restaurant bills. I'll keep one of these too.
And I want you to keep this coin.
I got it from the lake for you.
These things...
When I miss you...
I'll have a look at these things.
And now for this photo.
-Keep it. -No.
We ought to be fair.
You keep this part.
Priya!
Priya, come!
Time to part, isn't it?
But I had to go away, Raj.
True.
Can I bless you, Priya.
What?
I just felt like I should.
May you always be happy in life, Priya.
May you never have to say, "if only" in life...
like the hero of my story said.
May you have everything your heart desires.
Remember, Priya...
someone in this world, shall always be happy...
because you are happy.
Raj...
That's it.
What are you doing there, Priya?
Priya is here.
Don't ask me to come in.
I won't be able to refuse you.
Nor will I be able to go in.
Here.
Come on, Priya.
The henna is for the auspicious moment...
Play the drums...
Congratulations on your daughter's engagement.
-Thanks. -Where is she?
Where is she?
She'll be here any moment.
-Great song! -Why is she taking so long?
She is a girl. It takes time to get ready.
I know I don't stand a chance, Priya.
But I don't want to say "if only" all my life.
I've tried to make you understand, Raj.
And I do understand, Priya.
But my heart won't.
A stranger in an alien land understands my feelings...
but the one who ought to, doesn't.
-Raj... -Priya, I have decided.
What?
After our marriage, I'll cook a meal everyday.
I'll look after the kids too.
Remember, someone in this world, shall always be happy...
because you are happy.
Papa, I have something to tell you.
Grandma, what is happening?
There's nothing to think about!
You're not going to do as she says, right?
Priya's marrying Sameer and that's final.
Aunt, Priya won't be happy with the marriage.
And I know it.
-But, Sameer... -No.
I don't want our marriage to be a compromise.
Sameer...
I did come here for the engagement.
But I had no idea that all this would happen.
-I understand, Priya. -No, you don't, Sameer.
And why are you quiet? You are the bride's father.
Say something.
Dear, are you sure that he's a nice man and that he'll keep you happy?
Yes.
Why don't you meet him?
What's gotten into all of you?
-You want to meet him? -What's wrong in that?
He must be in the plane by now. He left four hours ago.
No, Aunt. He must not have left.
Papa, as far as I know him, he must be waiting for me.
Yes.
Papa, can I go and look for Raj?
Papa...
Go on.
Raj!
You must step first in our house, Priya.
Come on.
-What happened? -One second.
-What happened? -I'll be right back.
There's something I need to do.
-Raj. -Don't worry.
I'll take you in. I've married you, after all.
One minute.
-Raj? -Yes?
-Raj... I'm coming in, Raj. -One minute. Wait...
Let no one say that we didn't complete the rituals.
It's actually meant to be done by my mother, but for now...
And here... Sorry, I was taking out the red ink.
Let me do it.
This is also meant to be done by someone elderly
but since I'm doing everything, let me do this too.
Now for this ritual. I don't know who performs it
but I know that it has to be done.
Here...
-May I come in? -Please.
But mind your step. Don't slip on the talcum powder.
Priya, this is our house.
It's nice.
You're up already, Raj?
I've been up all night.
And I've never slept better than this.
What are you wearing, Raj?
This is Allah.
-Allah? -My savior.
You know, Salim? His mother gave it to me.
You know...
he gives me, whatever I ask for.
I asked for you and now, I have you.
-Do you always carry Him with you? -Yes, He's always with me.
I feel incomplete without Him.
Will you ever give this to me?
-One moment. -What happened?
God, if something ever happens to me...
if I'm no more...
do look after my Priya.
Because even she doesn't know how much I love her.
I love Priya very, very... very much.
We'll always be together, Raj.
I've never heard a love story like this before.
Sorry, I'm late. I'm sick of the traffic.
-Look at the time. -The truck driver wasn't letting me go.
You're never on time. And they...
She...
Salim, this is my fiancé, Sheetal.
This is Salim and that's his wife, Farah.
Sorry, we're a little late. We got stuck in the traffic...
-I told him. -No, that's okay.
Actually, while waiting for you
-I heard a wonderful love story. -Which one?
Raj and Priya's love-story.
I'd like to meet Raj and Priya some day.
Oh, certainly!
How come?
Because today is the first wedding anniversary of Raj and Priya!
-Really? -Oh, God!
We're throwing them a surprise party.
Son of a gun! Couldn't you tell me that over the phone?
If I would've told you, it wouldn't have been a surprise, right?
-Let's go, we're getting late. -But where is the party?
On the terrace of their building. Come on!
-Come on. -Come on. Let's go.
Come on. This way...
-It's dark here. -Mannu, why have you brought us here?
Don't ask, just see what I've done.
Hang on, look here...
What will I look at in the darkness?
-One, two, and three. -What's happening?
-Happy Anniversary! -Salim!
-I'm Sheetal, Deepak's fiancé! -Okay.
When they told me about your love story, I couldn't believe
that someone could have a romance like yours!
Mannu, this surprise party is great fun!
-Will you please shut up? -Excuse...
This is what we've been talking about for the past two hours
and you want to fight here as well?
Not me, Raj. You're the one who always fights.
Priya! You've changed so much in the past one year.
Not me, Raj. You have changed.
Oh, really?
You're fighting with me on our first wedding anniversary
and you say I've changed?
Do you think I like fighting with you on our anniversary?
But you're not the man I got married to.
You married the wrong man!
Why don't you just leave me?
What are you looking at? Give him a piece!
Come on.
Now it's your turn.
Go on.
Hey...
God bless you.
Looks like my lady isn't in a nice mood this morning.
You were late as well. Is everything all right?
-I didn't sleep well last night. -Really? That's nice.
-Were you thinking about me? -No.
I was thinking about marriage being such a nuisance!
What do you mean?
It's a problem if you marry and it's a problem if you don't.
What makes you say that?
Look at Raj and Priya.
-But look what happened. -What happened?
Are you talking about last night?
Every couple has their share of problems.
That doesn't mean they aren't happy with each other.
He loves Priya.
Loving your wife doesn't make you a very nice husband.
-Really? -Seems as if you've done
a PhD on marriages.
-What? -Yes.
You haven't told anyone about this, right?
-No. -And please don't!
People will laugh at you.
Raj and Priya love each other very much.
Raj is always late.
He knows Priya doesn't like it at all.
Your son-in-law hasn't arrived yet?
What can I do?
I did ask him before holding a prayer service for their peaceful future.
But he is so irresponsible.
God help them...
His phone's not working.
Your friend is still not here.
He's late, but I'm sure he'll be here.
My child, the service is over and your husband has still not arrived.
He has already left from work. He should be here any moment.
It was necessary for the both of you to be present at this service.
What do I say?
The auspicious hour has passed already.
We can't wait anymore.
All right, whatever you say.
We will pray to God to bless you both.
The spinach looks delicious.
And the chickpeas smell great.
Nobody makes chickpeas like you do.
Enough.
Sit... down!
You can't do this to me, Priya.
I've already apologized to you.
Please talk to me.
How will it do if you don't talk? Priya, please...
All right.
If you're not eating with me, I won't eat either.
Priya, talk to me!
I made a mistake. I'm sorry!
You say sorry
but what about the prayer service aunt Anna held for us?
Do you realize how insulted I felt?
I was on my way. But Mr. Malhotra showed up.
-Mr. Malhotra? -And you know
how important Mr. Malhotra is for our business.
I know how important your business is!
Did you think about your business when you followed me all the way to Greece?
Priya, it was because I loved you.
-Loved me? -Yeah!
-So you don't love me anymore? -Well, we're married.
What do you mean by that?
-What are you saying? What do you mean? -I mean...
I mean, one marries the one he loves.
And love is always there, or how would the marriage exist?
I mean, love goes into the background after marriage--
-Background? -Yes.
You're in love, I'm in love... we're both loved ones.
What am I saying! Loved ones?
Priya, listen to me. Priya!
Whatever I said, I didn't mean it.
I was confused.
What I meant was that after marriage the responsibilities increase.
So, you mean to say you're responsible?
I am 100% responsible!
-100% responsible, right? -Yes, I am.
-This is your shirt, isn't it? -Yes.
But you took it off and kept it on the sofa.
You could have kept it with the laundry, right?
But you didn't. And your shoes are always...
What shoes?
Raj.
-What? -You just picked them up, didn't you?
You just picked them up, right?
All right, I did.
But I picked them up.
Why didn't you do it earlier?
Please stop smiling. I'm serious.
All right, I won't smile!
But let's first decide what you're complaining about!
Is it my tardiness, my shirt, my shoes or my smile?
What is it that you complain about?
-I complain about everything you do! -Everything?
-There's a way of living together, Raj. -Hold on!
Now you're going to teach me
-how to live together? -Yes.
The big-hearted...
Shut up!
Shut up! What silly song is that!
We're having a fight over here!
He always sings that silly song!
Look, Priya. I'm not a kid. So don't try and teach me...
Shut up!
Stop lecturing me, please.
It's not wrong to point someone's mistakes, Raj.
Mistakes?
I'll keep this.
Priya, you say they're my mistakes...
but it's not always my mistake.
In fact, I've apologized to you for your mistakes.
So you're saying that you're perfect?
When did I say that? Did you...
I'm not perfect, Priya. You... you think Nandu's perfect?
He's not. None of us is perfect, Priya.
Priya...
When I come back home after a hard day's work,
I feel like sitting and chatting with you.
I feel like having a coffee and holding you in my arms.
-You want romance? -Yeah!
-You want to chat with me? -Absolutely.
With the TV on?
I switched on the TV because...
That's your daily routine, Raj.
You come home and sit down before the TV.
I too want you to talk to me when you come back home.
But you'll never understand...
I've switched off the TV. So let's talk. Please.
What did you do in the office today?
-Let's not talk about the office. -Why?
Because I'm sick of office-talk while I'm in the office.
When I come back home, I feel like talking about something else.
But you never talk, Raj. You're always watching TV!
But I only catch up with the news!
News, Cricket match and...
-You're right and I'm wrong, okay? -No, you're not wrong.
-I'm wrong! And I'm sorry! -Please, Raj! Stop saying sorry.
And I'm never going to forget the way I was humiliated today.
What humiliation?
And now I can't even say sorry!
-I want to go to sleep. -Go ahead.
Have your food and switch off the lights.
Why should I eat? You took away my plate!
And the lights? Why should everything be your way?
I will not switch off the lights. Let me see who switches them off!
Fine, keep the lights switched on!
-Milkman, can't you come a bit early? -Why?
My husband's been pestering me for tea all morning!
But I can come only after the buffalo starts milking, right?
You have a new excuse every day.
If you don't come on time tomorrow
I'll stop your supply and take milk from the dairy instead.
-Got it? -All right.
Come here.
Give me milk worth two rupees.
Nandu, have you given up booze and started drinking milk instead?
Not for me. It's for Moti. He's getting skinnier.
Smell him.
He's in a bad shape. He needs calcium.
-Your juice, Raj. -Yes.
The breakfast is on the table. Have it before you leave.
-Okay. -Anyway you don't have your lunch on time.
I just scrubbed the floor, Raj. What is this?
-What? -You've wet the pillow.
It's my pillow. I use it.
And... Alright.
Is it okay now?
-Why did you do that? -You'll wet the bed sheet, Raj.
Why are we arguing over such silly things?
-I didn't start the argument, Raj. -The way you...
How will I work in the office with such a bad mood?
Your mood gets spoilt for the silliest reasons.
Of course it does, Priya! It's because of what you say!
You tell me how to go about every little thing.
"Don't do this, don't do that!
Don't keep the shoes here, someone might trip!"
Must I keep the shoes on my head?
How does anyone trip over shoes?
Do you trip over this ironing board?
Do you trip over the bed? But you'll trip over the shoes, right?
You're always picking on my shoes!
What's so wrong about that, Raj?
I just want some cleanliness to be maintained.
-What's wrong if our house is clean? -It's wrong, very wrong!
I like to have my house in a mess.
I want one of my shoes to lie here, and one to lie there.
I want to see who trips over them!
It's because I'm illiterate.
-I'm a bloody bum! -Raj?
I like to have my pillow at my feet, not my head.
And these blankets must be on the bed only when I'm about to sleep.
And this towel? Wherever I take it off is the right place to drop it.
I agree, I don't know how to live properly.
I don't know it at all.
Only you know it! But what can I do?
I have married for the first time!
It's my first marriage too, Raj!
And throw away that bed-sheet as well.
Raj!
No! Hey, what are you doing?
Priya! Priya!
People are watching!
Raj?
Goodness! These gestures!
They make me crazy about you
What secrets are you exposing?
What are you telling me with your eyes?
You do wield all the magic
Goodness! These gestures!
They make me crazy about you
You are the one who Touches my heartstrings
Why would anyone meeting you
Not lose her heart to you?
Goodness! These gestures!
Your lush body casts a spell
Your dense tresses exude a fragrance
On my breath lingers a scent
Because your eyes are going astray
Your body is as beautiful As the rose gardens
The sight of it drives me out of my senses
Goodness! These gestures!
An intoxication is taking over
I'm barely in my senses
I'm lost
I awake but I feel as if I'm asleep
Keep swaying, keep melting
When you are in my arms
Goodness! These gestures!
They make me crazy about you
You are the one who Touches my heartstrings
Why would anyone meeting you
Not lose her heart to you?
Goodness! These gestures!
They make me crazy about you
What secrets are you exposing?
What are you telling me with your eyes?
You do wield all the magic
Goodness! These gestures!
Take care of this car. It's small, it might get lost.
Priya!
-Let me tell you again. -What happened?
These high society parties ruin my mood.
Like my small car among the big ones,
I will also feel awkward. Small and out of place.
Not again, Raj! Sameer has invited us.
I know, you can go ahead.
I'll go to Irfan's garage in the neighborhood.
Give me a call when the party is over, I'll come and collect you.
-Please? -Raj...
it's not nice for me to show up at the party alone.
You're not alone. You're family and friends are in there.
What will I do amongst them?
Okay, I'm going with you.
Wow! You look extra beautiful in that sari!
What say, Raj?
-Do you remember our holiday in Athens? -Yes.
Of course, I remember.
And, Raj, there was a lovely lake by the house.
In which Sameer and I went boating all day.
-Okay. -Do you remember
how we insisted our parents that we wanted that house?
I remember. And I've fulfilled that wish.
-You mean, you... -I've bought the house.
Raj, you must see that house.
Why don't you take Raj there for a holiday?
It'll be a good break for you, Raj
Some other time.
Really?
And how about the Versace suit that you're wearing?
The girl who marries you is going to be really lucky.
-Sorry, they are my business friend. -It's all right.
Why are you guys playing the boring couple?
Must I ask for permission?
-Please let me, sir! -Sameer.
Listen...
-How's my suit? -It's nice, sir.
I got it stitched during my wedding.
-How about my watch? -It's good, sir.
Ramji, how much for the okra?
10 rupees for a quarter kilo.
Do you think we're millionaires?
Rustom!
-That's enough. -Thank you.
-I hope you liked it Uncle Rustom! -I loved it.
Your bake really good biscuits, sister-in-law.
They were from my shop, idiot!
-This is for you, Radha. -Thank you.
-Do come again, okay? -Very well.
-Good bye. -Okay, I'm leaving.
-Do come again, okay? -Let us know if you need anything.
Aunt!
What will you like to have? Tea, coffee--
I don't want anything.
Do these people often visit you?
They hadn't seen me in a long time and so they came over
to ask about my well-being. But tell me how you have been!
-I'm all right. -Hello, sister-in-law.
-Hello. -How many eggs?
-Six. Keep them in the refrigerator. -Okay.
-Be careful, don't break the eggs. -Okay, sister-in-law.
-So, Aunt-- -What's happening here, Priya?
Vegetable sellers and egg sellers!
Are these the only people left in your life?
-No, Aunt. -Hello, ma'am.
-Hello. -Your laundry.
Did you get my sari, Ganpat?
-Of course. -All right. Keep it here.
-I'll take it in later. -Very well. Good bye.
Good bye.
Priya! You even know your laundryman's name?
Yes, Aunt.
What kind of a life are you leading?
What have you come to?
I had such dreams for you.
That's not the case, Aunt. I'm very happy here.
Really. I'm starting my work all over again
and Raj is landing a new contract too.
What new contract, Priya?
I've been hearing that for ages!
Anyway, I've made up my mind.
I've bought you two tickets to Greece.
Go and have a holiday.
But how can I accept it, Aunt? I'm already married.
Why can't you accept it? I'm like your mother.
And a mother can give her daughter anything she wants to.
Got it? It's my right.
The big-hearted will take away the bride
-Raj doesn't like my song and-- -No, Nandu. Please, sing.
-Can I? -Yes, of course.
-Even in the night? -You may sing all night.
Wow!
I'm going to sing for Raj tonight!
Raj, you're a good singer. Join me.
I'm all alone.
Some other time, Nandu.
Tonight, it's all about romancing my wife.
-Really? -Yes.
Provide the background music and I'll get on with the romance.
Is this Mr. Raj Mathur's house?
Yes, but he's not in right now.
What's the hurry?
It's wonderful that Raj Mathur is not home.
-Let me shut the door. -You?
I'm your very close neighbour. I live in the opposite building.
Oh, yes. I've seen you.
And I saw you watching.
You know what? I've been waiting for this opportunity.
Well, me too.
What do you mean by "me too"?
Come, let me explain.
-What are you doing? -Taking advantage of the situation.
-What advantage? -He's always busy with his trucks!
Lay off! Doesn't he have to work and make money?
-Let him make money. Come with me. -I'm a stranger...
What's all this, Priya? You're kidding, aren't you?
-What happened "Mr. Neighbour"? -You are kidding...
I've never seen you like this before.
-Raj, I'm very happy today. -So always be happy.
But not with the neighbor.
I have two kinds of good news.
Tell me the second one, first.
Do you remember, I had sent my designs to an Australian company?
They've been approved.
And listen to the second good news.
-Wait. -Come here.
-What is this? -Look, two tickets to Greece.
Tickets to Greece? Have you won a jackpot?
Aunt Anna gifted it to us.
Aunt Anna?
Since we haven't been on a honeymoon, she asked us to visit Greece.
What happened?
One second.
-What happened? -One second.
Nothing.
What happened, Raj? Tell me.
Priya, if you don't mind, let me tell you something.
We'll surely go to Greece, but with our own money, okay?
-But this is our money too. -No, it isn't our money.
-It's Aunt Anna's money. -But aunt's like our mother.
No, Priya. For you, she is. But not for me.
Why are you making it a prestige issue?
Come on, Priya!
It's not about prestige, honestly.
-So what is it about? -Are you really asking me?
-Really? -Yes.
I'll tell you what it is.
I've always got a feeling that your folks...
are not very happy with our marriage. That's how I feel.
They probably think that if you had got married to Sameer,
he could have given you everything.
And that's true. It's not about prestige.
Raj, I think you haven't been able to understand me at all.
Did I ever said anything to you?
-No. -Have I ever complained?
-No. -Then why do you always misunderstand?
Don't raise your voice!
You're the one who misunderstands!
You are the one they want to send away on a holiday.
You are the one they pity.
You are the one they want to see happy, not me!
They've got to tolerate me because unfortunately, I am their son-in-law!
How could they send me these tickets?
I don't know why you take things to such limits!
You think of things that make no sense!
They make no sense? It must be senseless for you.
For me, it's the truth. The truth I live and feel every day.
It's not senseless!
You're absolutely right.
Can we end this discussion here?
Are you going to sleep?
-Trouble with Priya again? -No, no trouble with Priya.
No, I'm sure there's some trouble.
Last night, I had another argument with Priya. Happy?
Happy, my foot! Now listen to me.
When we buy a new truck, there are problems with it, initially, right?
-What are you talking about? -Hear me out.
A new truck also stalls when it heats up, doesn't it?
-Yes, it does. -So what do we do?
Don't we shut it down and start it again?
So there's not much difference between a truck and a marriage.
They ask for a bit of an adjustment which you've got to make...
and carry the story further.
How does one take it further?
How can you compare a truck with a marriage?
-Isn't it her fault too? -Get one thing straight.
Never try to find out who's right or wrong.
Just say sorry and finish the matter.
That's what I always do.
I'm willing to say sorry.
I don't like fighting, I don't want to fight.
But the same rule applies to her, doesn't it?
Don't you try finding loopholes. I know how problematic you are.
-What's my problem? What? -Want me start counting?
I know, Mannu.
I too, have many problems.
That's exactly why I am asking you to take my advise.
What do I do, Mannu?
Tonight, go to Priya like the perfect husband.
The ideal husband.
Ideal?
Like me.
What's so funny?
Of course!
Priya, I've bought some vegetables, groceries
and other stuff from the vendor.
And this, too.
Where do I...
-Refrigerator. -Let me keep this in the refrigerator.
That is where it is kept anyway.
I bought it all from the wholesale shop.
The vendor took me for a fool.
I asked him the price of carrots and he said "30 rupees for a kilo."
I asked him to give it for 20 rupees, or else I was leaving.
He gave it to me at once.
How much do you buy it for?
10 rupees a kilo.
But this is fresh... and red.
Anyway, Priya. Tell me if I can do some chores.
Let me do the dishes. I'm in the mood today.
I'd like to do the dishes.
I forgot to tell you about the office.
Mannu came to the office today.
He had a cup of tea and went his way.
Mohammad visited me as well. He had a cup of tea and...
he went his way too.
And then came Vivek. He asked me for two trucks.
I said I didn't have two trucks, they're away for servicing.
One had an axle broken and another's bonnet wouldn't open.
And I said, I couldn't give him the trucks.
I asked him to have a cup of tea... and go his way.
He went his way too.
Everybody at the office went their way.
Where do I keep these utensils?
Keep them where you picked them up from.
-But... -The washed utensils are kept there.
I'd already washed them.
So I washed them again!
The vessels get dirty when they're not being used.
One must wash them whenever they can.
Look... Look at this one... gleaming!
Raj, I know what you're trying to say.
But you don't need to do all this.
For me, your realization is enough.
Go and sit down. Let me warm the food.
No, tonight we're having some carrot cake.
-And I'm making it. -Do you know to?
No, but I'll keep on trying
-until you hug me. -Fine.
And what's so difficult about carrot cake?
Grate some carrot and...
-Raj, I told you not to! -No, no.
-No, no... -Does it hurt?
You know what, Priya? That's the wrong finger.
This is the one I nicked.
I've cut my finger. Please give me a hug!
-Hey! -Hey!
How are you doing?
Mannu, coming for a cup of tea?
-Where are you coming from? -Satara.
Good morning, my foot! Have you read the newspapers?
Why? Have they published about your fight with your wife?
What is it?
Look at this.
The company you worked for has gone bankrupt.
-What are you saying! -Read it.
Yes, Raj. We're in serious trouble.
The bankers called thrice. They want to see you.
How will he be able to repay 2.5 million in a week?
I can't do anything about that.
Mr. Mathur, if the bank is not repaid its dues in a week...
we'll have to seize all your properties.
Raj, where were you?
I've told you to give me a call whenever you get late.
Your office phone wasn't reachable.
I spoke to Vivek and Deepak.
Even they didn't know where you were.
It worries me a lot, Raj.
Raj?
What is the matter?
What is it, Raj?
Tell me, what happened?
The company we have the most of our business dealings with...
has gone bankrupt.
With that goes the money they owed us.
You mean...
Priya, I have bank loans and other debts to repay...
I don't know what to do.
Don't be upset.
Why don't you eat something? Come on.
No, no...
Is it okay if I have a word with Papa?
No, Priya.
Every decision I take is my own.
I never sought any help.
And we have to find our way out of this crisis.
Raj...
Don't lose hope, Raj. The two of us will figure it out.
You have your friend with you. You have faith in him, don't you?
He will help us.
I expected more business from your company
and that's why took extra loan for two trucks, sir...
You're getting so worked up
as if it's not my company but yours that has sunk.
Actually, sir, there is lot of money your company owes me.
No, no... The company "owes" you nothing.
It "owed" you money. Past tense. Because the company is no more.
But I did my work with all honesty, sir.
Why did you? Did I ask you to be honest?
Look at me! My company has sunk! But have I sunk? No.
Learn something.
I'm no match for you, sir. All I want--
Don't bother me. I'm going away to Europe for two months.
I'm exhausted. I want to relax.
But, yes!
I'm thinking of starting a new company after I return.
You can meet me then. I'll do something for you.
In the meantime, you can take a holiday too.
Where do you folks go? What do you call that place?
Khandala... Go to Khandala.
Thank you, sir... but I don't want to go anywhere.
But I need to repay the bank before you return.
Look... you're ruining my time and my mood.
There are many people like you who are worried
-because of the company's loss. -Yes.
And I haven't started a charity to distribute
alms to everyone who comes here.
Excuse me, sir, I'm not asking for alms. I'm asking for my rights.
-Rights? -Yes.
You don't ask for rights! You only ask for alms.
If you want your rights, go to the court, okay?
Raj, have some coffee. And get changed.
Come on.
What is the matter, Raj?
What happened, Raj?
I... I just feel like crying.
Nothing's working, Mannu. I've tried everything.
We'll have to sell the trucks.
Everything's going to go away.
No way. Let me call Jignesh.
Why do you want to call him?
How many people will you talk to?
-You even spoke to... -Saeed.
Yes, Saeed.
Did he give you any money? Nobody's going to!
You've given me so much already. This chap is canceling his wedding.
Everybody's trying their best, but nothing's happening. Nothing!
Have some patience. Ups and downs are a part of our business. Right?
Yes. Don't lose hope, Raj. We'll figure it out!
What do you want to figure out? There is no way!
Someone else's company closes down and the bank holds me by the throat!
-Let me try-- -Sister-in-law is here.
There's another notice from the bank.
What new notice is this?
It says, you owe the bank 3.5 million, not 2.5.
3.5 million? How come? I've settled it at 2.5 with the bank!
Look at how the bankers are behaving, Mannu!
I had a clear understanding with them that...
It's... it is a cheque...
for 2.5 million. And...
It's yours.
Ours.
Don't worry. I haven't taken it from Papa. I swear.
Do you remember my assignment from the Australian company?
It has been approved. And this is the advance.
But who'd give 2.5 million as an advance?
Big folks, big business.
They have hefty amounts as advances. They aren't beggars like us.
You can use the money. I'll manage on credit.
Mannu!
What a narrow escape! Or else, we'd have lost this office
and we'd be sitting under the tree with our accounting books.
Greece? Sheetal! Mannu, don't drink so much.
Hey, don't yap. Have a drink.
-Wow! -Yes.
This is the photograph Raj had torn up in a fit of emotions.
So sweet. Look, it's been secured with a tape.
I did it. You should learn how to be romantic.
Teach him, Raj.
Idiot! Why are you roaming around with the photo?
-Let me see. -What do you mean?
You know, this is the only proof
that shows how hard I've worked for Priya.
And the photo's damaged anyway.
Bansi, come here. Have it.
-No! -Hey, Priya.
What?
What are you up to, Raj? What will Priya think?
-It's Priya I'm doing it to. -I see. Go ahead.
Farah, have some food.
You know what, Mannu? I think I should invite Sameer.
-All right... -She will be happy.
-Who's Sameer? -Her friend from Europe, remember?
No, he'll feel out of place!
If he comes over Priya will be very happy.
Or else, we'll bore her with our conversations.
He is on the line. Hello, Sameer. It's Raj.
Where are you?
-You're nearby our house! -Do tell her.
Yes. Come over.
We're having a party.
It's a small get-together. Come over. Priya's here too.
Priya. Let me get her.
-It's like your own house. -Who is it?
Talk to him. Hold on.
It's Sameer.
I've called him over.
Hello... Sameer.
-No, it's a small get-together. -One moment.
-Sameer, Priya's busy for a second. -What?
Yes, Sameer. Talk to her.
-Hello. -I've already had a lot.
Raj insists that you must come. Yes.
And listen, I'm talking to you from another room.
Listen, don't let Raj know that I've taken money from you.
It should remain between you and me, Sameer.
Raj shouldn't know about this.
Raj...
I was talking to Sameer.
Is there anything you want, Raj?
No.
Raj...
Priya, did Sameer give you the money?
Raj, it's...
Just tell me whether Sameer gave you the money or not.
-Raj, I-- -Yes, or no?
Yes.
Why did you take money from him?
-Raj... -Why did you take money from him?
Talk softly.
We have guests over. We'll end up creating a scene.
We've already created one.
-Raj, listen-- -You're worried about the guests?
-Raj, let me explain-- -I'll show you how to create a scene!
-Raj, listen-- -You took money from Sameer!
Thanks for coming to the party. Shut that music!
Go home! Right now!
-You are kidding, aren't you? -I'm not kidding!
-Go away! -It's only ten o'clock!
The parties at my house end at 10:00 p.m! Get going!
-Get out of here! -Raj...
-What's gotten into you? -I'm sorry, Mannu!
-Before I get nastier, go away. -All right.
That's how you create a scene!
Now tell me, why did you take the money from Sameer?
You had a bank loan to repay... you were so upset, Raj.
And so you took the money from Sameer?
You were having sleepless nights, Raj.
Now, I won't sleep all my life! How could you take the money?
What's the worst that could have happened? What?
Our business would have wound up, this house would have been sold
and we'd have been out on the streets.
But there are millions living on the streets!
Their life is a struggle, but they have faith in each other.
They trust each other.
I tried everything, Raj.
I even spoke to the export company.
But when they didn't give me any money, I asked...
I've never taken money from my own father!
I've never borrowed money from my relatives! Not even from your father!
And you went and begged to Sameer?
What will he think?
That it's because of his favors that I'm so happy and delighted!
It's no favour, Raj.
I want to design clothes, Raj.
I have taken advance from him.
Are you going to teach me business now?
Who gives such a huge advance?
And you know why he gave the advance!
You know it and I know it,
but you will not say it. Let me tell you!
He gave you the advance because he's still in love with you.
-Raj! -Yes.
And you know that he's in love with you!
Which is why he gave the money.
You know he loves you and that's why gave you the money.
Nobody can give such a huge advance just like that!
Priya, Sameer's here. Welcome, Sameer.
You're the one we were waiting for.
We were talking about you.
It's your house! He has brought you flowers!
Sorry, I broke all the bottles.
What is the matter, Priya?
Why you are asking her? I'll tell you what the matter is.
The truth is that the two of you have made a fool out of me.
And, all I want to know is why you did it.
It's between you and me, Raj. Why are you dragging Sameer into it?
Don't stand up for Sameer! Don't...
Do stand up for him! Go ahead! You're made for each other, right?
Stop it, Raj.
She's wearing such a lovely sari, and look at your suit...
Which brand is it?
No. I'm not fighting, I'm only looking.
-Raj, what are you doing? -Don't touch me!
I'm taking a look at his suit! Which suit is it?
What are you saying, Raj?
-I've got nothing. -What are you doing, Raj?
-It's aunt who sends tickets for me. -Raj...
And your childhood dreams, wedding in Switzerland...
And Sameer's there to lend me money!
This is between the two of you. I must leave.
Where do you think you're going? It's between the two of you!
-I should go away! -Raj!
Actually, let me call a priest and get the two of you married.
-Enough, Raj. -Why even call a priest?
I know the rites, I was recently married.
-Raj! -I remember everything.
-Give me your hand... -Stop it, Raj.
-I have great experience. -What are you up to, Raj?
Raj, please. That's enough.
That's enough, Raj.
Raj, what are you doing? Stop it, Raj. Stop it!
Please, Raj.
Raj, that's enough! Raj!
I'm in love, You are in love
So what have things come to be?
I am not unfaithful
You are not unfaithful
So why do we hold Things against each other?
We were walking together
So what caused these Distances between us?
We don't even know
Where we are headed
I'm in love, You are in love
So what have things come to be?
I am not unfaithful, You are not unfaithful
So why do we hold Things against each other?
We were walking together
So what caused these Distances between us?
We don't even know
Where we are headed
My heart is immersed in pain...
My eyes are filled with tears.
This season of loneliness
Isolates me from my path
We had dreamt of achieving Our goal together
But our paths have changed
Even as we walked together
I wonder how we have lost our way
I'm in love, You are in love
So what have things come to be?
Are you enjoying?
Look at the lovebirds. They're at it again.
Their romance is beginning
and Raj and Priya's love story is coming to an end.
-Exactly. -It's been a month now.
I don't know what caused the trouble.
One moment. I'll explain. One moment.
Radha, come here.
Let's suppose Radha is Priya and he's Raj.
Now say something to each other. Anything... get started.
One minute. Start.
It's the man who starts it all.
Why? It's the woman who starts it.
A woman speaks only when the man does something wrong.
Are you telling me that it's the man who's always at fault?
Whatever, it's the man who actually starts it all.
Won't the man speak up when his wife keeps nagging him?
Don't say anything against women, okay?
So don't say anything against men!
Just because you're a man, you've got the power to scream at me?
And who gave you the power to scream at me?
Enough, enough! I get it.
-What? -Neither of them are at fault.
They've got separated for no reason at all.
Yes.
Wash the windshield properly.
One last time.
So you've checked the truck?
Tell me if there is a problem.
Raj, think about it once again.
You're not making a mistake by selling off your trucks, are you?
-I know I'm making a mistake, Mannu. -Exactly.
I'm making a mistake.
But I have no other choice.
Unless I return Sameer's money, I can't have any peace.
Excuse me. I wish to meet Mr. Sameer Arora.
I am Raj Mathur.
Mr. Mathur, he's in a meeting right now. Please be seated.
Tell him Raj Mathur is here.
He's busy in a personal meeting, Mr. Mathur.
He has told us not to disturb him for the next half an hour.
Please sit down.
When he's done with his personal meeting, give him this cheque.
I'm telling you, please keep the cheque.
You can return the money later.
No, Sameer.
My work with the Australian company has already begun.
I know that, Priya.
But I'm feeling very strange...
by the way you're returning this cheque to me.
For me, it's very important to return it to you, Sameer.
In fact, I shouldn't have taken the money from you.
No, Priya.
If a friend doesn't help a friend, who will?
No, Sameer.
It was my mistake.
Before taking the money from you, I should've thought...
how much it would hurt Raj.
No, Priya. You were not wrong.
If you think your relations with Raj will be restored if I take the money...
I'll take it back.
No, Sameer.
It isn't about the money.
It's not the money, Sameer.
I admit, I made a mistake.
But whatever Raj did...
no woman can ever tolerate it.
I had to relieve myself of a burden, and I've done it.
Raj is so lucky.
You love him so much.
Let me drop you home.
No, Sameer. I'll go on my own.
Jeet, what happened?
-I'm glad you're here, Mannu. -What happened?
Raj has been drinking all evening, and talking about Priya. Look.
-Sir... -Get lost!
-He's so insolent! -Not a word from you.
I'll talk to him.
Raj, what's up? You should stop drinking now.
-Alright, I'll drink this. -What's the matter, Raj?
All I want to ask Priya is, why did she go to Sameer?
Come on, Raj.
They're childhood friends. We all know this, man.
-Raj, are you suggesting that... -What?
What rubbish! No!
I didn't mean that...
All I want to know is why she went to Sameer. That's it.
One minute, Raj.
Since you're no longer together, it could be anything else.
-What say, Mannu? -What the hell do you mean by that?
What if she's not with me? She's still my wife and I love her.
I love her.
-Why are you getting so sentimental? -Yes, I'm sentimental!
I'm sentimental!
And she knows it.
She knows it and even then, she went away.
There could be something.
-I'll be right back. -No.
-Where are you going? -I...
I'll go and ask Priya why she went to Sameer.
No. Listen...
Listen...
You think I'm going to fight, right? Bansi, get us some more drinks.
If I had to fight, I'd have punched Sameer that night.
I just need to ask her this.
I need to know. That's all.
Go ahead and drink. I'll be back.
I'm coming. Have your drink. Hey, Bansi, get some drinks.
-No, I don't want the car. -Strange love.
I can't understand it.
I think there's going to be a fight.
But I also get the feeling that...
since he's meeting her after many days, they'll get cozy.
It'll all be settled. Take it from me.
Bansi, get us some glasses.
Hello!
Madam, Raj Mathur is here to see you.
Raj Mathur? At this hour?
Ask him to come tomorrow, in the morning.
Tomorrow morning? Okay, madam...
Tomorrow morning, my foot! Give me the phone.
Hello! Aunt, it's Raj.
-Sir... -I want to have a word with Priya.
You can't meet her at this hour.
This isn't the time to meet. We're decent folks.
"Decent folks!"
I want to talk to my wife. Please give her the phone.
I told you already. You can't meet her!
What--
She hung up on me!
I don't need anyone's permission to meet my wife!
-Hold on, sir. Where are you going? -How dare she stop me!
Sir, please leave.
-I want to see my wife. -Later.
I want to see my wife. Don't touch me.
Why are you pushing me?
Don't touch me. I want to see my wife.
-She stays here. -Come back tomorrow.
Priya!
Guard, don't let him in.
Will I have to take your permission to meet my wife?
You have created all the problems!
Don't talk like a thug!
You called me a thug!
Yes, you're a thug.
-You're a thug, a ruffian! -Get the hell out of here!
Why are you pushing me?
What's going on?
Stop it! Let us sleep!
-Go inside and sleep! -Stop it!
We're decent folks!
You're decent because you live in tall buildings?
She called me a thug, a ruffian!
I'm going to beat her up! Let go!
Get him out of here!
-What's the matter? -Look at him!
What's happening here?
It's your son-in-law, the thug. He's showing his true colours.
Leave me alone! Let go of me!
I'll tell the police that you're not letting me meet my wife.
Even the police has arrived!
I'll tell them! Let go of my hand!
-I'll report you guys. -What is going on?
-Leave him alone. -Sir...
-I want to meet my wife. -You're drunk and causing trouble?
No, sir.
Say whatever you want to at the police station.
Let's go.
Come on!
-What are you doing, sir? -Come on!
-I want to meet my wife. -Hold it.
Please let him go.
He's my husband.
Your husband?
Yes.
All right. I'll let him go, because you're asking me to.
You are educated and decent folks.
It doesn't suit you to behave this way!
Get in. Get on with your work.
-It's a husband-wife's quarrel. -Go on.
Go on.
Let's go.
Go home, Raj. Please.
You've made a mockery of our marriage, Raj.
It wasn't my intention to do that.
All I came to ask you was...
And they stopped me. Called me a thug, a ruffian.
-I don't know why it happened. -That what you say every time.
Every single time!
That night, you fought in front of Sameer.
An now, in front of the entire world?
Why?
Have you ever thought about what I go through?
I try to do one thing, but I always end up doing something else.
I know that.
I know you very well, Raj.
But I can't take it anymore. I just can't.
Rather than living together and hurting each other
it's better if we get separated.
Don't say that, Priya.
Do you remember what you had said to me, Raj?
"Someone in this world, shall always be happy...
because you are happy." Remember?
Go on. Go home.
Priya...
Pri... Priya...
My child, think again.
It's a very crucial step.
And you can't take such decisions in a haste.
Kishore, what's gotten into you?
If Priya has decided to leave India and go away to Greece
she must've thought about it.
You saw what he did last night, right?
Priya?
Papa...
it's very difficult for me to live with Raj.
And it's also difficult for me to live here and stay away from him.
What have I done, Mannu?
I wanted to fix things and I ended up creating a mess.
That's the trouble with you!
-You never think before you do something! -Mannu!
What do I do now?
What can you do? You've done what you had to!
So why are you asking us what to do?
-Why ask us! -You...
-After everything that you've done... -You...
Calm down!
Son, let's go home.
No, I'm not going home.
-Did you hear that? -Yes...
I feel very lonely.
Tell me... what should I do?
I don't want to lose her.
Raj, Priya called to say she's going away to Greece forever.
She has left for the airport. The flight leaves at 10:30.
Did you hear that? What are you going to do now?
You can't do anything. She's leaving!
No, I won't let her go.
I will not let Priya go away.
Come on, hurry up! Come on!
Hurry up, let's go!
-Where's Priya? -She left.
-Where did she go? -She's going in there?
Where to? Where's your ticket?
-Mister, I've got to go in. -You can't go in.
He's doesn't want to board, he wants to meet his wife.
That's not allowed.
-I told you. -Raj?
-Mr. Tiwari... -What happened?
-Priya's going away. -Where?
-She's leaving me and going away. -What, really?
I've got to stop her.
Please ask him to let me in for five minutes.
-Two minutes. Please. -Let me talk to him.
Listen, Yadav.
-Go on, Raj. Hurry up. -Thank you.
-Just 15 minutes -Okay. Thank you.
Okay.
Where are you going?
-We are with him. -One moment.
Listen... Listen...
Come on, quickly!
Priya!
Priya...
Priya, don't go.
I know I've made a mistake.
Please forgive me.
Raj, this is exactly what I was trying to tell you last night.
It is better if we separate rather than live together
and hurt each other.
Whether I decide to get separated or you...
it's the same, right?
No, Priya.
I know, I'm the one who has made a mistake.
But give me one more chance.
Please, Priya. Don't go.
Can you be happy without me, Priya?
Maybe not, Raj.
But it isn't necessary to have the company of someone you love...
for a lifetime, is it?
How many times will you say that, Raj?
-I'll change. -How many times?
Don't make it any more difficult for me to go away, Raj.
Please don't.
Maybe this is what was destined for us.
No, Priya. This was not destined for us.
No...
Priya, I've had a dream.
We have two children.
A son and a daughter.
The son is just like you.
But his nose is like mine.
The daughter is very pretty.
She has your eyes.
She's very nice too.
Just like you.
You're a very nice person, Priya.
And I can change for the better if you're with me.
Don't go away, Priya. I'll change my ways...
I...
I'm sorry, Aunt Anna.
I'll even apologize to Sameer.
When the children wake up at night, I'll look after them.
I won't give you any trouble. I'll...
Please don't go away, Priya.
If you go away, my dream will get shattered!
Raj, I've had the same dreams.
The same dreams, Raj.
But the reality is otherwise.
Oh beloved...
My loneliness, the ache In my heart, never went away
The whole world pokes at fun
You and I break up, my love
Like a star breaking Away from the skies
You and I break up, my love
Like a star breaking Away from the skies
My loneliness, the ache In my heart, never went away
God, if I'm no more...
look after Priya.
Because, I love Priya very very much.
You are bidding me a farewell And leaving me in God's care
But you have broken my heart
Have broken my heart...
Broken hearts are Never put together again
You and I breaking up, my love
Like a star breaking Away from the skies
You and I breaking up, my love
Like a star breaking Away from the skies
How often have I told you to keep your shoes at the right place, Raj?
I couldn't go away, Raj. I couldn't.
I can't live without you. I can't.
Raj, I've realized that I belong here.
In this house, with you.
And this talisman should be with you.
Our dreams are the same, Raj.
And we can fulfill them only if we are together.
By living together.
Promise me, Priya.
You will never leave me again.
And you must promise never to shout at me again.
When did I... All right, I won't.
But why did you leave me and go away?
You said such nasty things to me.
I know, but I came to Aunt Anna's house to bring you back.
Not to bring me back, to fight with me.
-That's what Aunt Anna says. -She didn't say anything.
That's it! You always misunderstand me.
I know what's on your mind right now!
-What? -My shoes!
-No, Raj-- -Yes!
Yes, Priya!
All right! But did I say anything?
No, but I understand!
-This is love. -This isn't love.
Shoes are shoes and love is love.
So my love is a shoe?
-So my love is a shoe? -That's not what I said.
Then what are you saying?
-Don't shout at me. -Am I shouting?
You promised you wouldn't shout.
But I shout to show my love.
The big-hearted will take away the bride
Shut up! We're in love! e away the bride