Good morning, Mother India.
Why don't you greet me traditionally?
This is how the English greet.
That's why they say that the English are heartless.
Their greetings are so cold. What's 'good morning'!
Wow, Mom!
Zomato always says, 'delicious food at your doorstep'.
But nothing can beat your 'Parathas'.
Your cooking is magical.
Add butter to the 'Parathas'.
Don't give me so much butter.
You want my body to become like yours.
You're not fat.
And eat slowly. Why are you in a hurry?
Break the 'Parathas' into small pieces.
You're stuffing it in your mouth.
And listen, don't disrespect food. It's not good.
Never eat while you're walking.
Mom, I'm getting late. I have the key to the showroom.
Hold on, I need some stuff for the house. I'll make you a list.
You'll make a list?
The times have changed, Mom. Give me your phone.
Look, I downloaded Whatsapp for you, right?
Open it, press this.
When you speak on it, I'll get your list.
Practise this.
Okay, bye.
Hello.
Hi. - Good morning. When did you come?
Which one?
Ask about that one.
Let's see this one. - Look at this.
Yes. It's nice.
It's beautiful.
Greetings.
- Greetings.
Madam. - Yes?
Show her a nice necklace.
It's her brother's wedding. - Okay.
She has to wear it.
Oh, nice. Okay. Look at this one.
It's so pretty.
Yes, it is.
It's not that good.
I'll tell you what, look at this one. This is nice.
You'll look like Rekha when you wear this.
No, I want to be Madhuri, not Rekha.
I'll look like Madhuri when I wear this.
Actually, both the necklaces are pretty.
Tell me, did you have a love marriage or an arranged marriage?
Love marriage.
Love! - Yes.
How sweet!
I think you should take this one, as he likes this.
And his choice can't be wrong.
Okay, we'll take this one. - Okay.
Pack this one.
Okay. - Happy?
Yes. Greetings.
Greetings.
Packing... - Ma'am,
why didn't you sell the expensive necklace?
He was buying it for his wife.
Actually, her husband couldn't afford this one.
They'd argue and eventually end up fighting.
The lady would have left in anger and wouldn't even buy anything.
Hey, why are you roaming on your scooter early in the morning?
I'll tell you.
Let me sit first. - Who's he?
He's the disciple of Saint Chivalinga from Chandigarh.
He's very talented.
Everything he says is set in stone.
Really? - Yes. - That's enough, ma'am. Stop it.
Buttermilk? No, have tea.
Can't you hear clearly?
What is it, ma'am? Are you worried?
Are there disputes in the family?
No, Sage.
There are no disputes.
My daughter and I live peacefully.
I'm not talking about the existing dispute.
I meant the dispute that's about to occur.
About to occur?
Do what I was brought here for. Go and get the girl's horoscope.
Yes, I'll get it.
The house is big. - What?
The house is big.
Right, the kitchen is that way. - What a trouble!
Here you are, Sage.
What's wrong? Is everything okay?
There's a fault in her horoscope.
In her finger? Which finger?
Be quiet.
There's a terrible obstacle.
The planets are not aligned.
The planets are clashing with each other.
Get her married before her next birthday.
She'll pose a threat to her husband's life.
Is there no solution to this?
No, there's no solution to it.
Okay, then, I'll leave.
Okay.
'Get her married before her next birthday.'
'She'll pose a threat to her husband's life.'
'Pose a threat'
Aunt.
Come, dear.
Aunt, did mom come here? - Yes, she did.
She just left.
Since mom has got the scooter, she just doesn't stay.
Aunt, I brought brown bread for you from my bakery.
This one too.
Okay, tell me
does your father take the diabetes pills I got him?
Yes, he takes them every day, but he also eats pastries.
Really?
Okay, Aunt, I'll leave. - Okay. God bless you.
At least someone has a good life.
'Yes, Noor. Two kilos of potato.'
'Three kilos of turmeric. Two bars of sugar.'
'Soap to bathe, tea, half kilo..'
Tea to bathe?
'Listen, don't leave everything on my mercy.'
'Use your brains too.'
'Two soaps.'
'One bottle acid to wash the hair,
shampoo for mopping.'
'Floor cleaner. Okay?'
Oh, God!
I wonder what Mother India is saying.
Even the FBI might not be able to investigate this recording.
Okay.
Let me see.
Rice. Brown.
Okay.
Turmeric.
What else? Sugar.
Where is it?
How much? - Rs. 700.
Just one second.
Where's my wallet? Just check if my wallet is here.
It was with me just now. Perhaps, with the stuff...
It's not here. - Where is it?
Check in this.
No, it's not in here. - Okay.
My wallet was right here.
Check over there.
Are you looking for this? - Preet.
Who'd say you're a jeweller's daughter!
You're a thief.
I can't help it. It's fun troubling you.
What are you doing here?
You know I'm getting married.
So, I thought I should start handling responsibilities.
Yes.
Or I'll find it difficult later.
I think you're learning to steal instead of shopping.
That's true. The husband is stingy sometimes.
That's why one must learn how to steal.
That's true.
Give me the bag. Is everything all right?
Yes. - Yes.
Thank you. Bye. - Okay.
Here's your stuff, Mother India.
I couldn't understand your recording. Check the stuff. I'll be back.
That's enough, Mother India.
I like this dish, but not so much.
What's wrong?
Don't you have your lecture ready for dinner tonight?
It's nothing, dear.
Don't do this drama like the mothers do in movies.
Tell me what it is.
Eat first, then I'll tell you.
Okay.
I'm eating.
Your aunt came today.
Aunt Bholi? - Yes.
You must be tired talking to her today.
No, there was a priest with her.
You know what he said when he saw your horoscope?
That if you don't get married before your next birthday
it could be a problem?
What have you gotten into, Mom?
I've told you to watch Discovery instead of Aastha channel.
Don't believe in superstitions.
I never believed in this.
But since I've lost your father
I'm petrified.
Crying is the greatest weapon of women.
Don't cry.
Do what you want.
But where will I find a boy before my birthday? And how?
You remember, when your aunt came last month
she made an account... - What?
What do they call it? She made an ID. - Facebook?
No. - Snapchat? Instagram?
YouTube? - No.
Which was made for wedding.
Shaadi.com?
Yes, wedding.com.
Open it and see. You might find proposals too.
Mom, can you manage without me?
Once you get married,
I'll be free of my responsibilities.
Your dad might call me any minute.
Look at you. Dad must be dancing with the fairies.
Why would he call you and spoil his entertainment?
Well, should I make an account for you as well, on shaadi.com?
You'll get many proposals.
You still look great.
Go away! She's joking with me.
There you are. How am I going to marry?
Forget about marriage proposals
no one even visits my profile.
Noor, dear, wake up.
Wake up, freshen up and have tea.
Check your account. Just check how many proposals you have.
Mother India,
I need biscuits with tea.
Stop talking about marriage.
You talk about my proposals all the time.
The one meant for marriages.
Why not? What does my daughter lack?
I think there's a fault in your laptop.
You'll get several proposals. Don't be disheartened.
Come on, have your tea. I'll do my work.
I wonder why there are no proposals.
What do I lack?
I have big eyes.
The eye colour is good too.
Is my nose too sharp?
It's not too bad.
Long hair, fair complexion.
I'm tall too.
I'm no less than a heroine.
When will I find my groom?
Forget going on a date
no boy ever called me
even to his birthday party.
Girls five years younger than me roam around with boyfriends.
And
I'm still single.
Perhaps,
the one meant for me isn't born yet.
But where does the problem lie?
What is it?
I see.
This is the problem.
I mean, this is the problem.
"Fair complexion, brown hair."
"Everyone says the girl is amazing."
"Fair complexion, brown hair."
"Everyone says the girl is amazing."
"Wearing bright lipstick and pouting.."
"I'll look great."
"I'll take selfies."
"I'll look great."
"I look beautiful."
"Selfie.."
"Hear me out."
"Forget selfies, come and click a picture with me."
"Forget the others, come to me."
"You think you're the prettiest."
"You're the only one I'm looking at."
"You're brutally honest."
"You impress the heart."
"You're tall, and your heels are high."
"You seem like a stylish girl."
"Come with me, get engrossed with me."
"Just sit with me. - Come, baby."
"We'll chill and romance."
"We'll later take your... - Selfies."
"You'll like my tantrums. Everyone will like me."
"You'll look for excuses to talk to me."
"I'll reside in the hearts of boys."
"I'll take selfies."
"I look beautiful."
"Selfie.."
200...
270 views!
250 proposals!
For me!
250 proposals!
For me!
250 proposals!
"Forget selfies, come and click a picture with me."
"Forget the others, come to me."
"You think you're the prettiest."
"You're the only one I'm looking at."
"You're brutally honest."
"You impress the heart."
"You're tall, and your heels are high."
"You seem like a stylish girl."
"Come with me, get engrossed with me."
"Just sit with me. - Come, baby."
"We'll chill and romance."
"We'll later take your... - Selfies."
Oh, my! Look at her.
Wow! She's so beautiful.
She's mine. - No, she's mine.
She's like your sister-in-law.
She's my honour.
Here you are, Mother India.
My job is done. Yours begins now.
I've got 250 proposals.
Really? - Yes.
I told you it was your laptop's fault.
Now stop choosing grains and choose a boy.
A mansion and a big car. Okay?
And... It's okay if he doesn't have a mother or siblings.
That would be great. I'll leave now. Bye!
Check it out.
Wow!
My life is dedicated to you, sweetheart.
Our breaths are connected, sweetheart.
All I want now is that our names become one too, sweetheart.
What do you think?
Ekam, I've told you to call me Mannat, not sweetheart.
It was my desire to call my wife to-be, sweetheart.
But I don't like it. Why are you so late?
I've been waiting for so long. I had a cup of coffee too.
Oh, no! I made my sweetheart wait for so long.
Forgive me, please. - Come on.
Shall we? - Yes, please.
Tell me something. Why did you have to deck up?
The girls have been staring at you. - So handsome! Wow!
It's okay, I'll wear traditional clothes next time.
Yes, boss. - I'm not coming today.
My best friend's son, Ekam, is coming to our showroom
along with his fiancee.
They want to purchase jewellery for their wedding.
Receive them. - Okay.
And show them some jewellery sets.
Okay, sir. Okay.
Shall we? - Yes, let's go.
Okay. Your phone again!
This phone is my enemy. - You go ahead. - Come soon.
Hello.
Yes.
Yes, that's done.
Wow!
Nice.
Wow.
That's good.
That's nice.
Hi. - Hi. - Yes? Can I help you?
Yes. Please show me some nice jewellery sets for my wedding.
Sure, ma'am. And congratulations. - Thank you.
Okay.
Check this.
And this one.
You'll look like a queen when you wear this. It's my choice.
It's my wedding. The choice should be mine.
Am I right?
Show me some more.
Yes, ma'am.
Take this, ma'am.
Look at this.
That's pretty. Pretty?
This is nice.
I'm sorry, I'm late.
You'll come on time for the wedding, won't you?
Or will you be caught up in a call again?
Your apology won't work then.
Don't escalate it now. Tell me, do you like anything?
Not yet, I'm still checking. - Okay.
Yes... - Show her some more. - Yes, I will. - Nice.
How's this? - It's beautiful.
See this one.
This is nice too.
Don't look at my face. Look at the necklace.
You're so beautiful anyway. You don't need jewellery.
Ekam, please!
Oh, Mr. Ekam.
I'm sorry, sir did tell me you'd come.
But I didn't recognise you. Greetings.
How would you recognise me? I'm not an actor.
Can we see the necklaces? - Yes, just make her happy.
Sure. - This is nice.
That one, the special one. Look at this one. - Pack this.
Take it.
Look this. - Very nice.
I like this, and this... This one too.
Okay, this one.
Yes. This, and this. - Done.
Pack these and get them kept in sir's car.
This one too.
Okay, ma'am. Okay. - Bye.
Greetings. - Come.
Let's go.
Happy? - Yes, very happy.
Such bad energy!
I'm glad the boss wasn't here. Or
else he'd be upset.
Give me Disprin with water, please.
Weren't you being too friendly with her?
I was looking at the jewellery and you were looking at her.
Stop it, sweetheart. I see you in everyone.
Even in the security guard. - Really?
Yes. - I see.
There it is. Keep it. - Okay, sir.
Sister,
don't get angry.
There she is.
Hey, Aunt! Preet! How are you? - Good. - Good.
How are you, Mother India?
Noor. - Yes.
What have you done?
What have I done? - Why did you upload those pictures?
And what are your hobbies?
Smoking and drinking?
You never told me you drink.
I don't drink.
But Sister, you looked so pretty.
Thank you. - Preet.
You too? - Forget your mom, dear.
Just ignore everything.
Okay. - Look, I've got you pastries from my shop.
Take this.
Aunt!
Now that's like it. I'll take a bite because I'm dieting now.
Isn't it good? - Yes.
Aunt, uncle has done two very good things in life.
What?
First, marrying you, and second, this pastry shop.
Death?
Whose death, dear? Who dies?
I was talking about your shop, Aunt. - Okay.
And Preet, do you study or only sit at the shop?
I study till 2, then sit with dad at the shop.
I love the bakery.
Okay, forget that.
Tell me why you uploaded those pictures.
Didn't you feel ashamed while uploading them?
Relax, Mom.
What did you say, dear?
I said, relax, Aunt. Relax.
And Mother India, you know,
decent people are considered idiots these days.
Everyone likes girls who are modern.
You tell me. When you uploaded those decent pictures of mine
did we get any proposals?
No one even checked my profile, Aunt.
And when I wore short dresses and put the pictures on my profile
I got so many proposals.
What?
What does that mean? - Nothing.
It's okay if she wore revealing clothes, Sister.
It's the need of the hour.
Our times were good.
Torn clothes were worn by the poor.
This has become a trend for the rich now.
Okay, Sister, I'll leave.
You don't worry, dear. Do your best. Okay.
Let's go, Preet. - Bye.
Naked? Who's naked?
Mom, let's go! - Aunt!
Bye, Sister Noor. - Bye.
Bye.
Okay, Mother India. Now start looking for a boy for me.
Come, dear.
Be careful while you ride, dear.
Sit, Mom.
Easy.
Bye. - Bye.
Once more. - Go away, you idiot.
You spoilt my clothes.
Don't get angry. I'm very happy today.
I'm happy too. - What happened?
Today, I have found the queen of my heart.
Really? - Yes.
I too have found someone.
That's great. Show me the picture. - You show me first.
You first. - You first.
Okay, let's show together. Okay, then. - Show me.
See.
Hey!
You rascal!
She's my queen.
Hey, she's mine! - She's mine.
She's mine.
She's mine. Hear me out.
If anyone comes between Noor and me,
I'll kill him.
I know what you're capable of. Noor is mine.
She's mine. - She's mine.
Hey! - She's mine.
That's fine, but why are you scattering the vegetables?
Noor is mine! - Please don't fight here.
She's mine! - She's mine!
Why are they fighting?
Noor! - Noor is mine!
She's mine!
Why are you fighting? - What happened?
What's matter?
What happened? - It's nothing.
Oh, we were testing our strength.
If a guy ever misbehaves with you...
We can handle him. - Yes, we were checking
if we have any strength. - So sweet!
Let's go. - Come, let's go.
Happy?
"I love you a lot."
"I can't even express it."
Wow! You sing well. - Thank you.
Why are you
staring at me?
I'm wondering if this is a dream, Noor.
It was my dream to get married soon.
Okay, what do you do? - Nothing.
And your parents?
Nothing.
Your family members? - Nothing.
Then how do you survive?
I have the three gems.
Land, honour and jeep.
We have ample land. What else do we need?
But how do you spend your day?
We wake up and have 'Parathas' with tea.
Then we rest.
By then, it's time for lunch.
And after lunch, one feels lazy.
We sleep for a while.
And then, it's dinner time.
And after dinner, there's a lot of work.
Then we all drink milk and go back to sleep.
What a busy day! - Very much.
You want to know a secret? - Yes, tell me.
Anyway, all secrets should be cleared before marriage.
My grandpa is 80 years old.
He's very strict.
Everyone is very scared of him. - Okay.
My grandpa sleeps at 7.
As soon as my grandpa sleeps, everyone changes.
My sisters-in-law take off their veils and wear modern clothes.
And all my brothers take out the bottles
that they hid under the bed and have fun.
And as soon as the alarm rings in the morning
before grandpa wakes up, they become normal
as if nothing happened.
But this is wrong.
He is elder to you.
And you're so happy to tell me you've been fooling him.
No, we don't fool him.
I don't want to judge you but
you must respect your elders.
Noor, I was saying...
I'm sorry, you better look for someone else, because
I can't fool anyone.
Especially my elders. - No, Noor, that's not what I meant.
Goodbye.
Noor, hear me... Noor!
Congratulations, Mom.
Congratulations, Son.
But what are you congratulating for?
Mom, I'm in love with a girl. She's beautiful.
You're in love.
That's nothing new.
You're so desperate to marry. You love every girl you see.
Fearing this, I had to fire my maid also.
Mom, this time my love is true.
Look at this angel.
Angel? Is this how an angel looks? She's not wearing proper clothes.
She is an angel? - Let me see.
This is how girls dress these days.
It's good.
We won't have to spend much on her clothes.
Give me. - Stop it. You better be quiet.
And you hear me out.
You can forget this girl.
Mom. - Or I won't spare you.
I'll die if you don't let me marry her.
Why should you die? May your enemies die!
I will get you married to this girl.
Let me see who stops me!
I never said anything.
I'm sure you're thinking.
Mother India, be quiet now.
Let me show you some drama.
Now see for yourself what kind of idiots I come across online.
Be on the side. Don't come in front of the camera.
Hello, Ms. Noor.
Hello, Mr. Inder.
Say that again.
Mr. Inder.
Oh, my! Mr. Inder.
Could someone take my name with such love?
Mr. Inder. - Mr. Inder.
Mr. Inder.
Yes?
Yes.
Yes, let's come to the point.
Yes, tell me.
So, I want us to get to know and understand each other.
And then we'll take it forward.
Yes.
It's very important to know each other.
Yes.
Mr. Inder,
do you wear red underwear?
Look, you've understood me so well.
No, I didn't.
The mirror behind you is showing me everything.
Oh! This is nothing.
Wait, let me show you more.
Look.
So many underwear!
No, these are not mine. This is my business.
I see.
We make such underwear that when you wear it once
it will stay with you till you die.
Of course, yes. - Yes.
Ms. Noor. - Yes.
Let me show you my empire.
Okay. - Come.
This is our bedroom.
Our entire family sleeps together here.
After marriage, this will be our bed.
Really? Okay.
You wanted a businessman. - Yes.
I'm the biggest businessman here. - Yes.
From kids to old people, everyone wears underwear.
I have a business of underwear. - Yes.
Inderjit Underwear.
Once we get married the shop will have your name too.
Noor Inderjit Underwear.
'Noor Inderjit Underwear'.
Okay, then. I'll leave.
Okay, Mom. I'm going. I'll be late for work. Okay?
Wow! The girl's house is
as nice as her.
Let's go.
Guys,
marriage is a serious business.
vyahdi.com is an app for families.
What have you done to it?
A girl uploads such pictures of hers
and you're doing nothing about it?
You took no action?
We get people married. We don't destroy homes.
And this isn't a dating app.
I want this ID blocked
and the pictures deleted.
Do you understand me?
Look at her, other girls will behave like that too.
Do you understand?
Oh, my!
He's so old.
And he wants to marry?
What's wrong with this?
Why isn't the account working?
I wonder what's wrong with it.
Hello. - Yes, Mother India.
Noor, dear.
The ID that we made..
Yes, what happened to it?
It isn't working.
I don't see any pictures.
Try pressing enter.
I pressed all the buttons. I can't see anything.
Don't worry, Mother India. I'll get likes.
Okay.
Mannat, what's in here? - Come in first.
See!
Oh, it's amazing!
Wow!
I love it.
Isn't it nice, Ekam? - It is.
As soon as the construction is complete, we'll move into it.
Did you like it, Ekam? - It's beautiful.
Really? - Yes.
Dad is gifting us this villa on our wedding.
Really? - Yes. - That's great.
We'll move in here along with mom and dad after marriage.
Ekam, this villa is just for the both of us.
No one else but us, please.
But they are our family.
How will they live without us? - Like they are living now.
We'll hire a servant for them, but they can't stay here. Please.
'We'll hire a servant for them, but they can't stay here. Please.'
Okay, then, tell your dad that we don't want this villa as a gift.
Ekam, this is too much.
Is it? You're the one who's being unreasonable.
Tell me what the problem is if my parents live with us after marriage.
Ekam, it was my dream to have a separate life with just you and I.
With just you and I.
I too had a dream to have my parents live with me after my marriage.
Ekam, why don't you understand?
I don't understand? It's you who doesn't understand.
You're out of your mind.
I'm not out of my mind.
Because of those old parents of yours
I think... - I'll slap you.
I wish your dad had taught you some values
instead of giving you such gifts.
Ekam.
Dear, why are you punishing yourself for that girl?
She'll never find a boy like you.
Forget about her.
She was trying to divide our family.
Your mom is right, dear.
Pairs are made in heaven.
Why do you worry?
Your mom and I will find you a better girl.
Anyway, dear, you are good-looking. You're a gem.
You'll find many girls.
I'll tell you what. Take the car, and start visiting clubs.
Find a girl for yourself. - Stop it.
My son is heartbroken, and you're joking?
Dear, these days boys don't listen to sad songs
when they are heartbroken. Instead, they have fun.
And energetic songs boost their confidence.
Dad, please.
Dad.
There's no need to look for a girl for me.
I need to focus on my work.
And please
don't talk about my marriage.
What's wrong with him?
Mother India. What happened? Who is he?
D-Don!
He is a don.
Really?
Yes? Who are you?
Wow!
What a beauty, man!
I've written poetry for you.
'Such a beautiful face.'
'Such lovely eyes!'
'These are such lovely eyes!'
'And these eyes are filled with love.'
'God has made you only for me.'
Excuse me. Stop boasting.
Did you write this?
Who are you? Who are you?
He's going to be the son-in-law of this family.
Raunak.
Ma'am.
Tell your daughter.
Dear, this don
is here to ask for your hand in marriage to his son.
Yes, for me.
First of all, stay away and talk.
Or I'll slap you.
Noor! - To heck with you!
Hey, what does my son lack?
He's good-looking too.
What's your problem? She has such attitude!
I'll slit your tongue.
I didn't understand a word you said, ma'am.
I swear.
Oh! Let me explain to you, Noor.
I saw your picture on the matrimonial site.
And it is a matter of great fortune for you
that you're going to be my wife.
Are you out of your mind?
I'll marry you?
Hey!
She will marry.
She got nervous on seeing you all.
Please, give us some time.
Hey, put the gun down. They are scared.
Sit down. We'll wait. Relax.
How much time do you need?
Two...
No...
Three months.
Two,
I mean...
Three months.
What?
Yes. Yes.
Okay.
Three months later
we'll get our son married to your daughter.
Don't try to act too smart.
Because my men are not men,
but dogs.
Wherever you may be
they'll sniff you and find out.
Three months.
Yes...
Go.
Remember!
Three months. You don't have much time.
Okay, fine.
Let's go.
The jewellery is for you.
Okay.
The juice and fruits are for you. - Go. Come after three months.
Three months. Come on. - Three months.
Eat them.
Yes, go.
What have you done!
What could I have done?
When I saw them holding guns I almost had a heart attack.
Yes, but what are we going to do n
Yes, but what are we going to do now?
I wanted to get rid of them.
We've gotten rid of them.
We'll think of it later.
"She took my heart. I want this girl."
"Her eyes are intoxicating. I want this girl."
"She's different. I want this girl."
"I want this girl."
"Your parents are looking for a boy for you."
"I want this girl."
"God has made me for you."
"I want this girl."
"Your parents are looking for a boy for you."
"God has made me for you."
"For you..."
"When I saw your picture online"
"it felt like it's time for me to marry."
"I'm bringing the procession to your house."
"Don't worry about the expenses, sweetheart."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"You'll be impressed by my love."
"Take some time out and meet me."
"I'm going to capture your heart."
"Your worth is more than diamonds."
"When we unite, beloved, you'll be crazy about me."
"I'm the best."
"I rule the area."
"When your dad finds out"
"he'll be impressed too."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"You'll be impressed by my love."
"Take some time out and meet me."
"She took my heart."
"I want this girl."
"Her eyes are intoxicating."
"I want this girl."
"She's different."
"I want this girl."
"I can't concentrate anymore, beloved."
"Your memories occupy my heart."
"Please come visit me."
"I want to look at your beautiful face."
"Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday."
"You have no mercy on me."
"My bungalow is ready. It's across the lake."
"You'll look the prettiest amongst your friends."
"I'll buy you an expensive nose ring."
"Plan it beforehand."
"Match the design with your dress."
"Here's my card. You can go shop."
"I'll stand behind you."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"I don't match horoscopes."
"I match hearts instead."
"You'll be impressed by my love."
"Take some time out and meet me."
"I want this girl."
This one..
Mr. Ekam, you?
Are you all right?
Yes, please sit.
Thank you.
Ms. Noor, I came to return the jewellery.
Didn't you like it?
No, the jewellery is nice.
But her thoughts weren't nice.
She had a few conditions that I could not fulfil.
So, we broke up.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
No, it's okay.
Please take the jewellery back and make me a credit note.
Okay.
I'll soon find another girl and bring her here.
Okay, take this.
Thank you so much.
Take care.
You're a nice person.
Okay.
Thank you.
Hello.
Yes, speaking. Who are you?
I'm Noor, from the jewellery store.
Actually, I'm so sorry
but I forgot to sign on your credit note.
It's okay. I'll pick it up when I come.
No.
Actually, before the boss finds out, I'll need to sign. It's important.
Can I come over?
Yes, absolutely. Please come over.
I'm in the office. I'll send a car for you. Please come.
Okay.
Hey. Mr. Ekam?
Sixth floor, ma'am.
Sixth floor?
Yes, ma'am, the lift is over there. - Thank you.
Come on.
I want to meet Mr. Ekam.
Take a right from ahead. - Thank you. - Welcome.
Yes.
Okay, done.
We'll discuss the rest when we meet.
Okay, then,
I'll see you next week in Delhi.
Okay.
Okay, bye.
Oh, hello, Ms. Noor. How are you?
Hello. - All well?
Yes. - Why are you standing? Please sit.
Thank you.
Well, I forgot to sign.
Here you are. Just a minute.
You've signed it already.
Really?
Yes.
Perhaps, I misunderstood.
It's okay. Never mind.
It's okay. - Okay.
Hey, excuse me.
Where are you going, Ms. Noor?
You've come for the first time. Have coffee. Sit down.
Actually, there's no need for coffee.
I've ordered it already.
It'll be here soon. There's your coffee.
Okay.
It'll be here soon. There's your coffee.
Thank you. - Welcome, sir.
Here.
Thank you.
Do you want something sweet?
No, not sweet.
Okay.
How's the office?
The office is very nice.
Thank you.
Well, do you have any other business besides construction?
Besides construction
I'm about to start a small diamond export business.
It'll start in a few days.
That's how it is.
Okay.
All the best.
Thank you. Since when have you been working?
This is my first job. Six years.
Okay. And who else is in your family?
Mother India and I.
- Mother India? - I mean, my mom.
Okay. So you're single too?
I'm single until now. I don't know about the next three months.
What do you mean?
I mean
if I don't marry in three months, I'll never be able to marry.
I don't understand.
Some things are beyond understanding.
All you have to do is take a decision.
It could be right or wrong.
Anyway, I still don't understand.
Forget about me. How did you break up?
She wanted me to leave everything,
and I almost did.
But when she asked me to leave my parents
I left her instead.
Good. You did the right thing.
Your coffee is getting cold.
Yes.
I'll leave. Thank you for the coffee.
It's okay. - Okay.
Bye. - Bye.
Three months.
"I never looked for love."
"Whenever I opened my eyes, I looked for you."
"I never looked for love."
"Whenever I opened my eyes, I looked for you."
"I've stopped looking for love now."
"You're the love of my life."
"You're the one I adore."
"You're heaven to me."
"You're everything to me."
"I never looked for love."
"Whenever I opened my eyes, I looked for you."
(chants)
Dear Lord.
Just as You watch all your children please look after me too.
Actually, I like Ekam.
Lord, please get me married to Ekam.
Please get me married to Ekam.
(chants)
Noor, why are you crying?
Look, if something is wrong, please tell me.
Your mother is still here.
Listen to me, Mother India.
I'm not crying. I'm chopping onions.
I'm much more experienced than you.
I was of your age ones.
I've done it all.
I did this so that no one would know I was crying.
But I was caught crying once.
How?
Instead of onions, I was crying while chopping tomatoes.
You better be Mother India, not James Bond.
But I must say..
What?
It's funny, not emotional.
Tell me quickly.
I'm in love.
What! Oh, my child!
You've made me happy.
Really? Who's the boy?
I'll tell you later.
But you know, Mother India
this is the difference between you and the other moms.
If it was someone else
they'd hit me instead of kissing me.
Show me his picture.
He..
Hold on. Your hands have flour.
Show me.
Look.
Wow!
The boy looks good.
Really? - What does he do? Where does he live?
What's his name?
Ekam.
Really? How long have you two been into it?
I love him. I don't know how he feels.
What!
This makes no sense. This is not done.
But Mother India, I feel he likes me.
Look, Noor,
the heart is the weakest spot of the body.
It says a lot.
Don't take it too seriously.
But find out if he truly loves you
then we'll take things forward.
And we'll get rid of that don too.
Yes.
I'll knead the dough now.
Hey, you look like you're destroyed.
What have you done to yourself?
I'm hurt. I'm heartbroken.
Don't trouble me.
I can't contact Noor.
I think she has blocked me.
Forget about me, tell me about you.
What have you done to yourself?
The same is my situation.
I thought she was yours.
I even started singing because of that. - Which one?
"The lover of us friends turned out to be the same person."
"You won, and I lost."
Won? I'm going to win anyway.
I'm the one who'll marry Noor.
Seeing your condition, Noor might pity you but she won't marry you.
Hear me out. I don't care when I'll marry
but you're surely going to get thrashed today. - Come on then!
Come on!
- Come on! Come here!
Oh no, fighting again.
Baby, you're fighting again?
We weren't fighting, we were making a TikTok video.
TikTok! I want to make one too. - Come.
Listen, seeing the way you drink
you seem to be heartbroken.
No.
I'm not heartbroken.
My heart is shattered.
Have you ever been heartbroken?
Have you ever loved someone?
That's how I became a bartender.
I used to love her a lot.
Since I got betrayed in love,
I sold all my land to buy alcohol.
I used to sit here and drink.
And now, I'm sitting here and serving drinks to others.
Such a sad story!
All girls are alike.
If you didn't get her, find someone else.
Come on. - I won't find anyone like her.
She was different.
She was no different.
Did she have two eyes? - Yes.
Two ears? - Yes.
One nose?
How did you know?
She had black hair? - Yes.
And two hands? - Yes.
Many such girls roam around in the market.
He'll end up being a bartender too.
6,04,804.
6,04,805.
What happened to my child?
What are you doing? - 6,04,806.
Dear Lord! He's not even listening to me.
6,04,808. - Okay.
Tell me why you've called me.
Look at him. Our son is not the same anymore.
Really? Has he become a girl?
I mean, he's going crazy.
He's been counting seconds. - He's not crazy. He's a lover.
He's been counting the seconds
because he's excited to marry Noor.
Oh, dear! Continue counting, dear.
6,04,813.
I lover her a lot.
She took my name with such love!
Wow! She's going to be part of my business.
Noor Inder...
No, Noor Inderjit...
Inderjit. Yes. Noor Inder Underwear Shop.
Mom. - Yes, Son.
Will I marry Noor?
Silly boy. I told you.
Mom, I'll really die without her.
Yes, dear, you will marry Noor.
Are you sure, Mom? - Do you want me to give it to you in writing?
Silly boy, I told you.
You will marry Noor.
Are you happy now?
Okay, Mom.
Let me give my beloved some good news.
Be part of the celebrations.
Only with your presence
can the celebrations be lightened.
Wow!
No phone calls or excuses.
You have to attend my aunt's wedding.
May I come in, sir?
Yes, come in.
Give me three reasons for coming so late.
Sir, I have to do all the household chores.
That's why.
You should have called me.
I'd have come over.
I'd have cleaned your house and cooked food.
I'd have washed your clothes too.
Any other work?
Sir, the vessels..
The vessels have to be washed too.
I'll call you tomorrow.
You took me seriously. Okay, listen.
Preet is getting married on the 13th of this month.
Dad, I won't get married.
Why? What happened?
I can't find a nice 'Lehenga'.
You scared me.
Noor will handle everything.
Thank you. - Noor,
you have to distribute these cards.
And make sure that no one is left out.
Okay.
And I don't want any gate-crashers either.
Because a plate of food costs Rs. 1250.
Noor...
One more thing.
You have to arrange for Preet's make-up and other things.
Do invite your mom and aunt too.
Okay.
Noor, here's the list. Send the cards to these people.
Okay, sir.
Thank you. Happy? - Noor, my 'Lehenga'?
It'll be done. Don't worry.
"Henna."
"It adorns the palm."
"It speaks without uttering a word."
"It expresses the feelings of the beloved."
"Of first love."
Greetings, Ekam.
Hello, Noor, you look beautiful.
Not at all. It's a simple dress.
This is what is special about you.
Even a simple dress looks special on you.
Thank you.
You look good too.
Thank you. - Mr. Gill,
isn't that Ekam?
Yes, it's Ekam. But who's that with him?
That's Noor, she works in my showroom.
Smile.
She's very pretty and intelligent.
You know what, they make a nice pair.
Can we take one together?
I'm seeing my son happy after a very long time.
Okay, as you like.
Mr. Gill, what's on your mind?
Well, you always read my mind.
Why don't you try and read it again?
You know what? She's like a daughter to me.
And I will give her away in marriage.
They look good today.
Well, God bless you.
"Jewellery."
"The ornaments of your love"
"are going to stay with me forever."
"The promises are unbreakable."
"The love is true."
"Henna."
"The orchestra is here."
"The place is decorated."
"The orchestra is here. The place is decorated."
"The guests at the procession are dancing."
"Be careful."
"They set the stage on fire. Be careful."
"The orchestra is here."
"The place is decorated."
"The orchestra is here. The place is decorated."
"He spoke his feelings."
"He will take you along."
"He's here to marry you, dear. He will take you along."
"He's here to marry you, dear."
"I pray"
"that he fills my life with happiness."
"By God's grace."
"We'll stay together forever."
"The flowers of love bloom."
"I pray my path is filled with those flowers."
"This is all I wish for."
"I pray our love is loyal."
"I pray..."
"I'll take the happiness away from your home."
"But I am saddened."
"When I miss you, Sister, don't turn away from me."
"Look at my dolls."
"But I am saddened."
Today evening, at Royal Garden, let's meet at 8.
Yes! Okay.
Mother India. Today, I'm meeting Ekam, at 8.
Really? She's going to meet Ekam?
Let me send a smiley.
Yes, Mother India, I have reached, but I'm late.
Fine, talk nicely.
Yes. I'm here. I'll call you later.
I'm so sorry, I'm late.
I hope you weren't waiting for too long.
No, just one minute, 30 seconds and 35 blinks.
Blinks? - I even counted how many times I bli
Blinks? - I even counted how many times I blinked.
God! - How are you?
I'm fine.
This is a happy day.
So, I wanted to celebrate with a special person.
Ms. Noor, what are you doing?
I don't drink. - Not at all?
Not at all. - You're lying.
I swear, I don't drink. But...
Since it's a joyous day
I'll drink a little. I'll take a sip.
Here you are.
Cheers.
Take a sip.
Very nice.
It's champagne, not alcohol.
Okay.
Take a sip.
It's bitter.
Hold on, I brought you something.
I was so excited that I forgot to give you.
How is it?
It's beautiful.
Try it on.
I will.
How does it look? - Just like you.
When do you want to talk to the family?
Talk to the family? - Yes.
It was my family's idea.
What do you mean?
This is a sample of the diamond business I'm about to start.
I thought you had good knowledge about jewellery.
How is it?
This is a sample. - Yes.
You gave it to me to try it on. - Hold on.
I think you misunderstood.
I mean, we're good friends.
And I like you too.
But I haven't thought about the future yet. - Fine.
Don't even think about it.
I just had a heartbreak.
You think I'll fall in love so quickly?
It's not that easy.
I need some time.
I don't have time.
A priest told my mom that we only have a month.
Or else, it'll be a problem for us.
You're an educated girl.
How can you believe a priest's predictions?
It's not just that. - What else is it?
My mom means everything to me. I'm doing this for her.
That's fine, but like that...
But what?
If you like me,
then you should make up your mind soon as I don't have much time.
It doesn't come off. - I'll think about it.
You think in business, not in love.
Give me some time at least. Let me think.
Noor.
Sir, menu.
What would you like to have, sir?
Let me think. - Most welcome, sir.
Noor, dear.
Dear, it's 9 a.m.
Don't you have to go to work?
Wake up, dear.
Take this.
Let me see.
What happened to your eyes?
Nothing.
A mosquito went into my eye while I was riding my bike.
Really? What kind of a mosquito got into both your eyes?
I'm your mother. Tell me what happened.
Did Ekam say something?
What would he say?
The problem is that he never said anything.
What is it then?
He needs time to think,
and we don't have time.
Look, dear,
don't be disheartened.
Everything will be fine.
My dear child!
"The pain is new."
"The wounds are still fresh."
"My fate just turned away from me."
"My dreams were like flowers."
"But they have now been"
"dumped into fire"
"my beloved."
"People visit temples but for me, my beloved is my temple."
"For me, my beloved is my temple."
"I'm crazy."
"I belong to my beloved."
"But my dad is against it."
"I belong to my beloved."
"But my dad is against it."
"I'm crazy."
"He gives me"
"peace and solace."
"But he took away everything I had."
"When love took away"
"all the colours of my life"
"my pictures"
"are futile."
"I'm crazy."
Noor's birthday is in 20 days.
Perhaps, you haven't taken me seriously.
No, Priest, we will find a way.
Noor's birthday is on the 20th.
How would 2nd December be for the wedding?
It's perfect.
Find her a boy and fix the alliance.
Forget the rest, just fix a wedding date.
We'll find the boy.
(chants)
'Lord, where am I trapped!'
'I don't know what to do.'
'Please do something.'
'Nothing is in my hands anymore.'
'I'll accept whatever You decide for me.'
'I do know that my God will never be unjust to me.'
This is not done.
'Let me think'.
What does 'Let me think' even mean?
Don't you know that, Sister?
It means, he needs time to think.
I know that.
But we don't have the time.
How can we give him time? We don't have time.
Look, dear I'm doing everything only for your happiness.
So that you're never saddened.
I can't sleep thinking about what the priest said.
Don't worry.
I'll do as you say.
I wonder what kind of a silly boy they are going to find me.
Daljit will be better
than the idiot they're going to finalise.
Hello.
Hello, Daljit. - Yes, Noor.
Why have you called?
Order me.
Do you want to marry me? - Marry you!
When? How?
I'm going to go crazy with joy.
Noor, tell me this is a dream.
Is it true?
It's not a dream.
It's true.
If you want to marry me
then bring the wedding procession on 2nd December.
2nd December! I'll stand at your gate on 1st December itself.
I'm telling the truth, I'll come on 1st December.
Okay, thank you. Bye. - Bye.
'The mother and daughter won't do anything.'
'I'll have to do something now.'
Noor won't marry, and her aunt is useless.
I'll have to finalise a boy.
Hello.
Yes? Yes, please tell me.
So, please bring the wedding procession on 2nd December.
What?
Come with the wedding procession on 2nd December.
Silly!
You're calling for the first time
and talking about marriage directly?
I have children.
Hey, you idiot! I'm talking about your son's marriage.
Oh, yes. Yes, of course.
Come with Karan's procession on 2nd December. - Yes.
If he wants to marry Noor. - Yes.
Karan! Karan!
Make arrangements for your wedding!
Wedding! I'm going to marry Noor!
I have to manage everything.
I'm the responsible one after all. I have to find her a boy.
I saved the number. Where is it? Here it is.
Hello. - Hello.
Why isn't he talking? - Hello.
Hello. Yes, who is it?
Are you Inderjit Underwear?
Yes, I am Inderjit Underwear. Who are you?
Forget about me.
Just come with the wedding procession on 2nd December
if you want to marry Noor.
2nd December! - Not 9th, 2nd December.
Do you hear me? - Yes, I'll definitely come.
2nd December.
This is fun! I'll marry Noor now.
Sister-in-law, Noor called me. - Who?
Noor. - Noor? - Yes.
What did she say? - She has agreed to marry.
I think I shouldn't even take dad. No. - Hey, dear.
Yes? - After a very long time, this family is experiencing joy.
Congratulations. - Congratulations to you too.
Yes. So, which alcohol should we get?
The local one. - Really? Not English?
No, the local one. - Get it then.
The wedding is on the 2nd, and the party is on the 1st.
The wedding won't be a grand affair.
Understand? Okay.
Karan.
Where the heck is this boy?
The idiot informed another idiot
that he was going out shopping. - Oh!
I'll buy you a Mini Cooper, really.
We'll sit in it and go on drives, and sing...
"I'll buy you a Mini Cooper."
I'm sorry.
Mister, did you get hurt? - You're going to get hurt on your face.
You think you're flying a plane?
Is it your mother's wedding?
It's not my mom's wedding, it's mine.
I was looking at my wife's picture and that's why couldn't control.
Then you shouldn't marry. Her picture was about to cause an accident.
I wonder what you'll do once you marry her.
That's going to be my wife.
Isn't she beautiful? - She looks like the one you love.
She doesn't look like her.
It is her.
She is the one you like. - I do.
Only I.
Mister, you should come too, on 2nd December.
Yes, of course. Now leave.
2nd December.
Listen, what have you done to yourself?
What should I tell you?
The world is usually the enemy of lovers.
But this time, my dad is the enemy.
I told him I want to marry Noor - Yes.
but he insists that I get a job.
He says I'm useless and good for nothing.
Well, even my dad beats around the bush
and ends the topic on the same note.
You know what? None of us is going to marry Noor.
It's true, we won't marry Noor.
But who will we marry? - Let's think. - Rana!
Raja! - Rana!
Raja!
Look at the colour, it's so beautiful.
We bought all the clothes from Amarsons in Chandigarh. - I see.
They are all very pretty. - I know.
Sarna Jewellers, Karnal. Look at this.
Wait, let me show you. The jewellery is beautiful.
The box is so pretty. - Look at this one.
It's so pretty. - Yes, Sister, it's beautiful.
It's quite heavy.
It'll suit my Noor.
We're done with the jewellery. - What?
We've bought the jewellery, not anymore.
No more? Are you out of your mind?
Who is no more?
Oh, no! I was talking about the jewellery.
We don't have to buy anymore.
Okay, talk softly.
I'm not deaf.
Noor, dear.
Are you happy?
Forget about me, Mother India. Are you happy?
If my Mother India is happy, then I'm happy too.
But why is my daughter crying?
Listen to me.
Do you want to make your mother cry?
Crazy girl.
Don't worry.
I'll try talking to Ekam's mom.
Hello. - Ma'am, this is Noor's mom.
Do you know Noor? - Yes, ma'am, I know Noor.
She's a lovely girl.
You do know that Ekam and Noor... - Yes, of course.
We saw everything at Preet's wedding.
They looked great together.
Ma'am, I wonder what's wrong with Ekam.
He doesn't agree to marry Noor, and says he needs time to think.
But we don't have time, ma'a
But we don't have time, ma'am.
Could you talk to Ekam?
It's okay, ma'am, don't worry.
I'll talk to Ekam.
Okay, ma'am.
Aunt, everything else will be done. What about the catering?
Forget the rest, and ask your aunt about the catering first.
Mom, that's what I asked.
I've spoken to a few people, but it didn't work out.
Don't worry, your brother-in-law will help.
Oh, my! Is brother-in-law a confectioner too?
Have some shame! You're insulting your brother-in-law.
She called him a confectioner, Mom.
Forget the confectioner. We'll handle the catering.
People are bored of 'Laddus' and 'Jalebis'.
We'll serve pastries and patties to the guests.
The guests will lick their fingers.
You're right, Mom. Dad and I will handle everything.
Okay, Aunt? - Yes. - Let's go.
Come, dear.
What's the matter, Dad? What's going on?
This is the matter, dear.
You're a mature man and nothing's worked out yet.
What do you mean? - I mean, dear
at your age, I had three break-ups and married the fourth girl.
So, fourth girl... I mean, am I right?
What are you saying? Just ask him straightaway.
Ekam, when are you getting married?
The day I marry, I'll invite you two. Okay?
Can we have breakfast now? Stop discussing my marriage.
Hey, why aren't you getting married?
Dear, don't you want our lineage to be carried forward?
And what about Noor?
Noor?
Stop your drama. We saw everything at Preet's wedding.
Everything was right in front of us.
Look, Ekam,
such opportunities are rare in life.
If you let it go, you'll regret it forever.
Your mom and I wouldn't have married.
Due to a misunderstanding, we were about to break up.
Think about it. If we had lost the opportunity
we would have regretted it forever.
Look, dear
I don't want you to regret too.
Pacify Noor, dear.
You can eat. What's this nonsense!
Ekam...
Ekam, I love...
Ekam, you're my first love. I can't live without you.
Please.
Oh, God! Reply!
Let me think.
What's this?
Every time he says, 'let me think.'
To heck with this tall guy!
Hello. - Hello.
Yes, Priest?
Ma'am, have you finalised a guy?
What are you talking about, Priest?
Ma'am, I was talking about a guy for marriage.
What are you talking about?
I see. They've finalised a guy, Priest.
Just be there with your family on time.
Forget about my family.
If the girl doesn't settle down in time
her husband's life could be in danger.
No, don't talk about the expenses, Priest.
We won't bother about the expenses. She's the only child.
I was talking about danger, ma'am.
Expenses again?
Had I spoken to her for five more minutes
my life would have gotten in danger.
Oh, God!
If Ekam doesn't do anything even today, then I'll die.
Ekam, please reply. I'm waiting.
This is a big day in my life.
You're not replying to my messages, reply now.
Both of us will be punished for this.
Please reply.
Let me think.
I'll tell you what.
You can think for the rest of your life.
You can't even make up your mind.
I wonder what you'll do in the future.
To heck with you.
Mom!
Danny's procession!
Oh God!
Oh, my!
Sister, that's Danny's procession!
Danny!
What do we do now?
Should I make a call.
Just a minute.
Lord, help me.
I will only marry Ekam.
Who are these people?
One more procession?
Dear Lord!
What do we do now?
Sister, one more procession!
Oh, no! Whose procession is this one?
I don't know.
It must be Daljit.
Daljit? Who called him? - I did.
Dear Lord!
- Hey!
What is this?
Hey, what happened?
What's this one more procession?
Who else is getting married here?
Sister! Sister! - What is it now?
There's a third procession.
Stop right there!
Whatever it is, only my son will marry Noor.
Noor! He will marry Noor.
Only the one who dances the best will take the girl. - Yes.
Play the music! - Come on!
Noor, a third procession! - Who called them?
Dear Lord! - Let me see.
Who's that?
What have you done?
Is this a wedding or a groom-choosing ceremony?
Three wedding processions?
Not three, dear.
There are four. - What?
One more procession is going to come.
Inderjit is a good guy. I called him.
Inderjit underwear seller.
What have you done! - Aunt!
Lord, what's going on! Hold on!
I'll tell you what, just call one more procession.
Then I'll become Draupadi.
This guy doesn't answer my calls
or reply to my messages.
Should I message him for the last time? - Go ahead.
Let me think.
I won't call him again.
I'm about to die here, and he needs more time.
Let me think! Let me think!
Sister, she's done for.
She's done for. - This was bound to happen.
We've cooked for 60 guests.
We have more than 300 guests now.
What are we going to do, Lord?
Congratulations, ma'am.
What's wrong? - Tell him.
Priest,
we made a mistake.
You asked us to find one boy. - Yes. - We found three.
And the fourth is about to come too.
Do something, Priest.
What have you done?
Three wedding processions?
Listen, Noor,
you need not worry.
You should marry the one you like.
No, don't cry, my dear.
Stop it now. - Why are you crying? Stop.
No, dear.
No, dear, don't cry.
Okay, come on. - No, dear.
Calm down now. No.
Wonderful!
The cake is very sweet.
I should feed it to the guests.
What's that?
Hey!
Why didn't you fill this with bullets?
There were only three bullets. I've kept them safely.
Put them!
Hit each other!
This is the pistol. No, not this one.
Hold on.
This is sweet. It's sweet.
Don't throw it. I made it for you to eat. Eat it.
Eat it. Don't throw it.
Listen...
What happened to the lights?
Where are they?
Where is the bride?
Everyone was here before the lights went off.
When the lights went off, they left.
Now that the lights are back, there's no one.
Oh!
So they betrayed the don.
The don!
Danny!
- Is Noor calling me?
Danny!
You betrayer! You dog! How dare you betray me!
Who is she?
I'm sorry, Kiran.
I don't want your apology. You'll be punished.
You better marry me or I'll kill you! Do you understand?
Son, please tell us who this kind girl is.
Dad, she's Kiran.
Kiran and I loved each other.
We loved each other, and we still do. And now, we want to marry.
But you've been chanting Noor's name. - Stop it, Mom.
I want to marry Kiran now.
According to me, we should allow this. - Yes.
Or we'll be humiliated.
It'll be difficult to leave empty-handed.
Exchange garlands. - Come on.
At least we are leaving with something.
- Let's go. Let's go. - Come on.
Come on, let's go.
Here you are.
A don is a don. I'm taking my daughter-in-law.
We're taking our daughter-in-law. - We're taking our daughter-in-law.
Wonderful! Come on! - Come on!
Come on! - Come on! Let's go!
Come on!
I'm not doing this, Mom.
I'm not doing this.
Why are you crying? - Mom!
You were the one who brought me. Take this. - I won't!
Eat this! You insisted on marrying!
I'm not doing this! - He's crying now.
Look at his condition.
Perhaps, the wedding is over.
They ate all the food and took the girl too.
The wedding must have been a grand affair.
I deserve some sweets too.
(chants)
God bless you, dear.
They make a good pair. - You troubled me a lot
saying, 'let me think'.
Are you done thinking now? - Yes, I'm done.
Forget everything else, and tell me where
you want to go on our honeymoon.
They look good as a pair. - You want to know?
Uh... - Hello!
Hello! - Let me think.
Let me think!
Bye!
"Fair complexion, brown hair."
"Everyone says the girl is amazing."
"Fair complexion, brown hair."
"Everyone says the girl is amazing."
"Wearing bright lipstick and pouting.."
"I'll look great."
"I'll take selfies."
"I look beautiful."
"Selfie.."
"Hear me out."
"Forget selfies, come and click a picture with me."
"Forget the others, come to me."
"You think you're the prettiest."
"You're the only one I'm looking at."
"You're brutally honest."
"You impress the heart."
"You're tall, and your heels are high."
"You seem like a stylish girl."
"Come with me, get engrossed with me."
"Just sit with me. - Come, baby."
"We'll chill and romance."
"We'll later take your... - Selfies."
"You'll like my tantrums. Everyone will like me."
"You'll look for excuses to talk to me."
"Boys will be crazy about me."
"I'll reside in the hearts of boys."
"I'll take selfies."
"I look beautiful."
"Selfie.."