"Sweet and sour. Sweet and sour."
"This life is like a grape."
"Sweet and sour. Sweet and sour."
"This life is like a grape."
"At times you feel it's raw, at times you feel it's ripe."
"The part you relish, you feel it's sweet."
"If you can't enjoy it, you feel it's a bitter life."
"This life is like a grape."
"Sweet and sour. Sweet and sour."
"This life is like a grape."
"At times you feel it's raw, at times you feel it's ripe."
"The part you relish, you feel it's sweet."
"If you can't enjoy it, you feel it's a bitter life."
"The wheel spins, money spins and corrupts us."
"You can't get satisfied."
"You can't get enough."
"I walk along with my ride."
"I'm his lone companion, but he jilts me midway."
"Jilts me midway."
"My heart jumps with joy." "My heart expresses my gratitude."
"If you don't gain anything, assume it's a dream."
"If you got money in our pocket, you're the boss."
"This life is like a grape."
"Sweet and sour. Sweet and sour."
"This life is like a grape."
"At times you feel it's raw, at times you feel it's ripe.
"At times you feel it's raw, at times you feel it's ripe."
"The part you relish, you feel it's sweet."
"If you can't enjoy it, you feel it's a bitter life."
"Live your life to it's core."
"It's an experience in itself."
"If you're annoyed with the day time."
"If you're annoyed with the day time, you slog at nights."
"You slog at nights."
"My heart jumps with joy." "My heart expresses my gratitude."
"We weep and smile along the way."
"We stop and move along in life."
"This life is like a grape."
"Sweet and sour. Sweet and sour."
"This life is like a grape."
"At times you feel it's raw, at times you feel it's ripe."
"The part you relish, you feel it's sweet."
"If you can't enjoy it, you feel it's a bitter life."
- Hello, Brother. - Hello.
- When are you going to get married?
Did you notice? People just tease me for no reason.
If I don't get married this year, I'll jump into the boiler.
Dara, your mother should get convinced.
Brother Soli, I tried persuading my mother a lot.
"Dear Mother, I'm not your tiny tot who used to pee in bed."
"I'm an adult now. I've educated myself."
Isn't it, Brother Soli? Should I not get married now?
But Mother doesn't get convinced.
She thinks I'm still Dara, the little boy.
Brother, please suggest a girl for me.
You can have your pick while selecting a girl for me.
I'm all ready to get married but I need an apt girl.
No, Dara. No. I don't want to get into this trouble.
I've already send four proposals to your mother.
Listen to me, Brother Soli.
Just one more time, please.
Let me see the girl this time around..
..I'll convince mother anyhow.
Okay, I'll speak to him. He's a strict man.
- Do you have any vices? - Vices? What vices?
Do you smoke cigarettes?
What are you talking about, Brother?
I'm a decent guy. How can I smoke cigarettes?
- Do you consume alcohol? - No.
- Are you into racing or gambling? - Absolutely not.
Is there no vice in you?
What kind of vice do I have?
- Yes, I do have a vice. - What's that?
- I am a big liar. - What?
Look, drill the thing and complete the work in 20 minutes.
- Get started. - Yes, sir.
Homla, is the tiny tot going to school?
I told him go straight to school. How long can I handle?
Why are you ruining your children's life?
They need a mother to nurture them. It's not a man's domain.
I got you, Brother Soli. You want me to marry that lady, Mrs. Sethna.
What's the harm? Why are you being stubborn?
Go and meet her for a start.
You're not forced to marry her today itself.
Just drop her if you don't like her.
What are you saying, Brother Soli?
My age is 60. I've got four sons.
Mrs. Sethna has three kids.
Ask Dara to get married. Why are you irritating me?
Look, Homla. I'm not going to gain with your marriage.
Mr. Sethna was my friend.
He's deceased.
He has a widow and three kids, but no father.
You got four kids. They have no mother.
You both will gain for sure.
Listen to me, Homla.
You got just two rooms. The kids have grown up.
They'll get married. Where will your daughter-in-laws stay?
Listen, Mrs. Sethna has a huge bungalow.
She pays minimal rent. Just Rs.150.
She has 4-5 spacious rooms.
Brother, marry her and stay with her.
Should I invite Mrs. Sethna on Sunday?
Brother Soli, what a silly advice.
I'm young. I desire to get married.
He's already married once.
He has got four kids and he's an old man as well.
I apologize, sir.
You can care for him but not me?
Dara, go back to your work.
- Get going. - He always makes me slog.
(Laughs)
You keep on with your work throughout the day.
You must rest for a while.
Can't help it, Sister. Who will help us out if not me?
A man should handle the electricity cables.
I've suggested a million times. You should get married again.
You need a man to help you and your family out.
Lower your voice, Sister.
What if someone hears our conversation?
Is the society going to help you out with your household work?
Let the tongues wag. You're not committing a crime.
You should take Soli's advice. He has seen a man in his factory.
I suggest you must meet him.
Soli keeps yapping. Is this my age to get married?
(Sniffles)
- Hi dad. - Hi.
What's wrong? Why are you crying?
I'm not crying, Son. I'm chopping onions. Today, gosh..
I forgot to sauté the vegetable. What if it gets overcooked?
Same potatoes and onions, Dad?
Potatoes and onions are good for your health.
What's wrong with my health, Dad?
Forget it, Son. It's the last day of this month.
I'll cook something new tomorrow.
How is your work?
There's work, Daddy but just in factories.
So what, Son? I work in a factory as well. I'm a foreman.
Therefore, I don't want to join this profession.
But why?
I will have to slog in the factory all day long just like you..
..and Daddy, what will I earn?
I need a handsome income to offer you.
Son, something is better than nothing.
At least, you won't be unemployed.
Daddy, I think..
..the guitar training is a better option instead of this.
I had a class fellow called Fernandes.
He plays drums in a hotel.
- Daddy, in a year he.. - Do you desire to beat drums?
No, Daddy. I won't beat drums. I'll play guitar.
Fernandes bought a motorcycle in a year, Daddy..
..and he wears amazing suits.
Brother Jaal..Brother Jaal..
Brother Jaal, Russie has hit 4 fours and 90 runs today.
I felt as if Mr. Pataudi is playing.
He was just 10 runs short for his century.
Peelu, were you watching cricket all day long?
No, Daddy. I went to school as well.
That's a lie. I called up, they said you're not at school.
No, Daddy. I went to school today.
If you don't go to school, I'll chop off your ears.
I go to school everyday.
He is obsessed with cricket.
Brother Jaal, there's a match tomorrow. Want to come?
Jaal, I've kept the clothes outside to dry up. Please, get it.
Oh, Dad. I got to do my guitar practice.
Peelu, you get it.
I can't reach the rope, Daddy.
You can sit here and study. I'll get it.
(Groans)
- Don't worry. You'll be fine. Come on. - You'll be fine.
What's wrong, Russie? Are you hurt?
Daddy, the ball smashed right here.
You keep bumping into things for no reason.
- Thank you, boys. Thank you. - Uncle, Russie is terrific.
He fell just short of a century.
Great he made a century.
He covered his wickets but was unable to guard his nuts.
- Come on. - Where are you taking me, Dad?
- You should pee. The pain will subside. - No, Dad. No.
- I was hurt many times. - No, Dad. I can't do this.
- No. - Pick him.
- Gosh. - Let's go.
(Laughs)
- Dad. I'm in pain. - Nothing will happen.
Come.
Gosh. Let go off me, Dad. I'm in pain.
You're in pain?
This is bound to happen if you practice everyday.
- Come on. - No, I'll do it.
Okay, do it.
- Try harder. - I can't pee, Dad.
How is that possible? I'll help you.
(Peeing)
Are you done now?
What are you doing, Nargis?
Can't you see? The bush is growing wild.
Is this your work?
You and your wife has no other work..
..but to think about my marriage.
(Laughs)
We're your neighbors. Who else will care for you if not us?
Perin, on Sunday our Homi Mistri..
- Our Homla.. - Yes.
He'll drop by at our house.
I've invited Nargis. She'll meet the man.
Are you trying to impose something on me?
I won't be coming.
What's the harm if you meet him?
We're not getting you married on Sunday.
- Don't marry him if you don't like him. - Yes.
But..
Be ready on Sunday evening 5 o'clock. Okay?
Please, put on your best clothes.
Silly is trying to bowl a googly sitting on a dumb chair.
Here.
(Coughs)
Get up, Russie. Get the plates.
Why do I've to slog all day long?
- Will you just play cricket? - Just watch, Dad..
..once I play for Ranji Trophy, I'll get the job in a flash.
Later you can rule like a king, Dad.
Thank you, my Son. Thank you..
..I don't ask much but for you to be satisfied in life.
Put the plates.
- Son, go and call Fali and Jaal. - I'll go right away.
(Playing guitar)
Brother Jaal, dinner is served.
Brother Fali.. Brother Fali..
What is it?
(Laughs)
Come in. Dinner is ready.
I'll be right there.
(Laughs)
Daddy, brother Fali was under the bus today.
I see Fali under the bus, outside the bus..
..but I seldom see him inside the bus.
What's wrong with the vehicle?
Daddy, something or the other is messed up.
Son, I warned you not to buy the vehicle.
You can get a mini bus for Rs.2000.
It's not a bus, Dad. It's a dumpster.
Son, I've not paid off the loan from office yet.
Brother Fali has said that once the bus is back in action..
..he go to Udwada and offer his prayers.
Okay, continue eating.
You all our in Fali's corner.
"Dad, give him money. Lend him Money."
"He'll earn a lot with the rent."
I didn't expect the bus to be in such a bad shape.
Shantibhai made a fool out of us.
It runs smooth for a day..
..and sits in the garage for a couple of days.
Sell it to a duffer. Collect what you can get.
I need to hunt for a fool like me to buy my vehicle.
Forget it, Son. Eat your food.
(Sobbing)
What's wrong, Freny?
What's wrong, dear?
- Mummy, the film.. - What film?
What's wrong with you?
- That guy..He.. - Yes.
Will you speak out, please?
The guy.. the hero and heroine..
I can't explain it to you, Mummy.
Where are you going? Tell me about the film?
We both will weep together.
The film was fantastic, Mummy.
Tragedy. Heroine loves the hero and he loves her as well..
..but the girl is suffering from cancer.
Poor girl. Why did she get the cancer?
Lord knows, Mother.
The heroine herself doesn't know she's suffering from cancer.
Was the girl good-looking?
She was gorgeous, Mummy. Just like a doll.
I'll go and catch the movie. Where are they screening it?
The guy doesn't let her know she's suffering from cancer.
She won't survive, Mother. She won't live any more.
Unfortunate girl.
They roam in gardens arm in arm.
Heroine is extremely happy.
There's background music. Violins and sitar.
In the meanwhile, girl's cruel uncle arrives and he..
What happens next?
- Later, he gets hold of my hand. - Who?
- The same guy. - Who's the guy?
Forget it. You don't understand a thing.
You are out of your mind.
Why will the girl's uncle grab your hand?
Not the girl's uncle, Mummy. It was Savak.
Freny, are you narrating me the film's story or talking about Savak?
I'm taking about Savak, Mummy. He teases me all the time.
- What did he do? - He grabbed my hand.
Savak must've assumed that you're scared therefore..
What are you talking about, Mummy?
I just got rid of him and slapped him.
I won't meet him anymore. You can tell him if he comes here.
Are you nuts?
I was thinking about..
..talking to Savak's mother about your marriage.
Savak is just like that girl's uncle.
- All men are dogs. - Come on, Freny.
(Footsteps approach)
Look at him. He had a fight again.
- It's a minor wound, Mummy. - Why do you engage in tussles?
- Why don't you act like a decent guy? - Oh, Mummy.
Why is this fatso crying?
- Mummy, he's calling me fatso again. - Shut up.
She's my chubby sister. I got a right to tease her.
Fatso. Fatso. Fatso.
Someday you'll marry a fatso.
I'll kill you if you call me fatso again.
Stop teasing her. Why do you irritate her?
Is that fair, Mother?
She tells everyone I'm her elder brother.
Should I not feel hurt?
Why should I not call her elder sister? She's elder to me.
Fatso. Fatso. Fatso.
- I'll kill you if you tease me again. - Freny..
Stop it I say.
I'm not fatso.
Quiet!
(Sobbing)
Why don't you finish your food?
I'm not hungry.
Come on. Eat I say.
My prince. My good boy.
We're going to Mr. Dorabji in the evening. Come soon.
It's his daughter's wedding.
They don't attend my wedding.
Why should I attend their wedding?
They'll attend your wedding as well.
When will I get married?
Eventually, you'll get married. Come on. Finish your meal.
He's so desperate to marry a girl.
Mummy, listen to me..
When will I get married, Mummy?
You'll get married soon, Son.
Mummy, when will I get married?
- I said you'll get married soon. - Please, Mummy..
Answer me. When will I get married?
- You'll get married, Son. - Mummy, tell me when?
I'm a matured man, Mummy. When will I get married, Mummy?
Please, Mummy..
Ask brother Soli to search for a girl.
- Mummy, please.. - What's it?
Mummy. Mummy. Mummy. Mummy. Mummy.
"Mummy, when will you be a mother-in-law?"
(Music)
"When I'll get married?"
"You'll be a granny soon."
"When I'll get married?"
"You'll be a granny soon."
"Listen you me, Mother."
"Let her be Katie or Shammi."
"Let her be crippled or good for nothing."
"Mummy, when will you be a mother-in-law?"
(Music)
"Brother Nausher. Brother Khurshid."
"I've got a permission."
"Please, let me get married."
"Brother Manglu. Brother Changlu."
"I've got a permission."
"Please, let me get married."
"She should be pink like a rose."
"She should have an attitude."
"She should be mischievous. She should be bubbly"
"She should be a nightingale or a cuckoo."
"I'm in need of a girl. Let's take a halt at her place."
(Brakes squeal)
"Mummy, when will you be a mother-in-law?"
(Wailing)
(Whistling)
You should eat a little, Son. I'll prepare something for you.
- You didn't eat anything all day long. - No, Mother. I'll be late.
We got to meet at sharp 6 o'clock.
Oh, yes. I won't have dinner at night.
Why?
We both will dine out.
- Are you going to meet Zarine? - Who else can it be, Mother?
But you said she has to return to her house anyhow.
Yes, Mummy but today is a special day.
It's her birthday today.
Okay. Okay.
- Mummy.. - I've got a lot of work pending.
Listen to me, Mummy.
- Mummy.. - Yes.
- I gave you money yesterday itself. - Give Rs.20 more, Mummy.
I got to buy a present for Zarine.
From where am I supposed to bring money?
You keep asking for money.
Don't know when you're going to earn your living.
This is the last year of my college.
I always hear this from you.
If we didn't had a house in Poona..
..and if I would've not inherited your father's insurance..
..wonder how I would've continued your education?
Okay, Mummy. Let's finalize on Rs.15. Okay?
You've nothing else to do but roam like a Romeo.
Fardeen keeps fighting all the time.
Freny is not in talking terms with Savak.
I thought she will be married soon.
Where's Freny? Dear Freny..
What are you doing, Freny? Throw it away.
No, Mummy. Let me die. Let me die.
- Give me the pills. - I want to die. Leave me.
Don't do this. Firoze..
- What's wrong, Mummy? - Snatch the pills away from her.
- Give it to me. Let go I say. - I want to die, Brother.
Look Freny, I'll die because of your stupidity.
I'll commit suicide because of you.
- Really Freny, you got no brains. - Did you hear, Mother?
He reminds me I'm the eldest all the time.
How many times do I've to tell you not to speak of Freny's age?
Okay, fine. You and Freny can handle this situation.
(Crying)
What's wrong, dear? What's wrong with you?
Stop crying, Freny. What's the matter with you?
Mummy, I'll never get married.
Stop crying, Freny. You know I'm terribly hurt if you cry.
Lord is our saviour. He'll help us.
It's just a phase. Come on. Let's go.
I thought I should gift you something expensive..
..but you know.
This is the most expensive gift for me, Firoze.
Really?
Thank you.
Here. Get started.
This is the royal treat on your birthday.
Chicken, rice and poppadum.
Believe me, Firoze.
I'll never forget this birthday for the rest of my life.
- Many happy returns of the day. - Thank you.
Was your daddy not annoyed?
You're dining late night on your birthday.
No, perhaps he's not aware that it's my birthday.
How can you be sure?
I glanced at daddy once in the morning.
Just to know whether he knows about it or not.
But..
Perhaps, he must've not realised it early morning.
He just meets me at the breakfast in the morning.
Later, he gets busy with his work.
How can he recall?
We've a blast on birthdays.
You know Fardu? He starts partying a week before.
Get him this gift or something else.
- What else do you want? - Nothing.
- Ice-cream? - No please, Firoze.
I can afford an ice-cream. I've got money.
- No, Firoze. I'm stuffed. - Okay.
Let's order one ice-cream and share it.
Don't say no.
Waiter.
Look, my house is glittering.
Why?
To let everyone know it's my birthday.
Daddy asked me to return before 7 o'clock.
I guess your daddy must be annoyed with you.
Maybe..
- Shall I accompany you? - No.
I'm honestly very happy today.
Zarine, I'm free tomorrow after 3 o'clock.
- Want to join me for a movie? - Sure.
- Where? - At Metro.
But I'll buy the tickets tomorrow.
- It's not my birthday tomorrow. - Fine.
You can buy the tickets.
Shall I take my leave now?
- Good night. - Good night.
Don't you remember I asked you to return at 7 o'clock?
I remember, Dad.
You know what's the time?
I do.
Where were you this late?
When I ask questions I expect a quick response.
Where were you?
- Why do you care? - How dare you?
Let go off my hand, Dad.
Where were you?
It's my birthday, Dad.
My friends invited me for a dinner..
..but why did you wait for me so long?
Why did I?
Come with me.
Look over here.
I was waiting to dine with my daughter on her birthday.
I thought you must've forgotten..
..but we usually dine together.
One is supposed to get a gift on her birthday, right?
Is that so?
Come with me.
This is your birthday gift. I got this today.
- What do you expect from me? - I want you to apologize.
"I'm sorry that I've arrived late.."
- "..and thank your daddy." - I won't do that..
..because I'm not sorry for anything.
I've got nothing to do with your money..
..nor the gifts that you offer me.
I don't desire for luxuries.
If you can adore me and have a father-daughter relationship..
Nargis, where the heck are you?
What is it, Perin?
I knew it. You're not ready yet.
It's about 5 o'clock. He'll be here any moment.
Why the hell are you yelling, Perin? What will the kid's think?
- I'll be right there. - Okay.
(Gasps)
You scared the crap out of me.
What the hell is wrong with you?
It's grind turmeric and spices, Mummy. It softens your skin.
That's a good thing but you're still sitting here?
Don't you have to offer your prayers at Agiary? (Fire temple)
I'll go later. What's the haste for?
The sooner you offer your prayers, you'll be married.
I suggest you should go right away.
It's a long journey. Get going. Go get changed.
(Gasps)
You're still here. Are you not going?
Where, Mummy?
Are you not going to meet Zarine today?
I've got no money, Mother. How can we enjoy?
I'll give you money. I'll get my purse.
Wow, what's wrong with mummy?
To hell with brother Soli and Perin.
I got to do expenditures for no reason.
Here.
What's this for, Mummy?
Don't you want money?
Why not? Thank you, Mummy.
- But this.. - This is my money.
Mummy promised me, right?
- But she gave it to me. - Shut up and get lost.
Forget it, Firoze. Give him the money.
I'll give you money.
What's the matter, Mummy? How can you be so generous today?
There's nothing special today.
Look at Fardeen.
Cutting your nails on Sunday brings bad luck.
Don't you know? Come on you two. Get outside.
I got embarrassed today in front of my kids.
- Are you not ready yet? - I'll get ready.
- (Freny screams) - Freny..
What's wrong?
Mummy, I've gained one more kg.
Brother Russie, lend me some money. I'm going out.
What for?
We'll exchange these comics and..
..later we'll catch a matinee show.
Russie, where's my tie? Did you borrow it?
Why will I borrow your tie?
Brother, give me money.
Everyone misplaces stuff in this house.
Jaal, I've borrowed your tie.
What occasion, Daddy? New shirt and a new tie..
..are you going somewhere?
Yes, thought it's Sunday; I should take a stroll.
But you're all dressed up. Are you going to meet someone?
Yes. No. Not at all.
Why are you here?
Daddy, I've got plans as well but..
You're running short of money.
Here.
Take this. Buy a tie as well.
Thank you. Thank you, Dad.
Dad, you promised you'll lend me money for a film on Sunday.
- Finish your studies first. Only then. - Right now.
Here is Rs.2.
Daddy, lend some money to brother Russie.
- He has a match to play. - Yes, Dad.
- Here's Rs.2. - One more rupee, Dad.
What's wrong, Fali?
Nothing, Daddy.
(Laughs)
You two can leave now.
What's wrong with the vehicle now?
Carburetor.
How much money do you need?
Rs.29.75.
Here are Rs. 30.
Daddy, I'll return your 25 paise.
Wait a minute.
- Does any of you know to tie a knot? - Yes, I know.
- I know. - I know as well.
- I'll do it. - Let me help you.
Wait a minute.
It's done.
You're very late.
- Is he here? - Waiting inside for you.
What can I do?
- It was difficult to avoid kids. - Let's get inside.
What can I speak about?
Nothing. I've prepared the tea. You can serve them. Let's go.
Don't know why but I'm terribly scared.
Brother Soli, I'll leave now.
I got to get home and cook food for kids. I'll get late.
She'll be here, Homla. Why do you sound so desperate?
- Desperate? - She's here.
- Yes.
Send her in.
She's here.
Here. Take this in.
Be careful. Be careful.
Come in, Nargis. Come in.
Keep the tray on the table.
(Laughs)
Let me introduce you two.
She's Nargis Sethna.
He's Homi Mistry. Our factory's foremen.
Hello.
Sister Perin, have a seat.
You be comfortable. I'll check the kitchen.
- Sugar? - No sugar, please. I've got diabetes.
Diabetes? What?
Nothing. He's got a headache therefore he doesn't have sugar.
Brother Soli, diabetes has got nothing to do with headache.
Shut up and have your tea.
I'll have one and a half tablespoon.
I'll have one and a half tablespoon as well.
(Coughs)
Nargis, why are you in such haste. Relax and have your tea.
You two can chat now. I'll feed the hens in the neighbourhood.
What? Wait a minute.
Brother Soli, is persuading me..
- ..to get married to you. - Yes.
Perin is convincing me as well.
Okay, but I got to let you know something.
I've got four kids.
I've got three kids.
Two sons and a daughter.
That's great..
- ..just assume if we get married. - Okay.
- How will the kids react? - I don't know.
My kids will make fun of me for sure.
Why?
My daughter will put a face pack and say..
.."Mummy, I'm still unmarried and you're giving a second shot?"
(Laughs)
Please, excuse me. I tend to laugh aloud.
Not a problem. Laughter is the best medicine.
(Laughs)
I forgot to add salt to it.
Dad, I don't want to eat this vegetable. It's yucky.
- It's not good? - Yes.
Just a couple of more days, Son later, you'll enjoy delicious food.
How come, Dad? Are we going somewhere?
Why shall we move?
Dad, we'll keep a maid for the household work. Right, Dad?
No. None of this. I'm getting married.
(Laughs)
What did you say, Dad?
Dad's getting married. Yes.
Dad cracks a joke now and then.
It's not a joke, Fali. I'm really getting married.
With whom?
With a woman.
You mean a woman will stay in this house?
No, we all will shift to her place.
Stop kidding, Dad. Marriage is a trap ruining your life.
A man lives like a king before marriage. Do you know that?
Have you ever seen a king chop potatoes, onions..
..and wash clothes?
But Dad, what's the need to get married?
We're all grown-ups now and Peelu..
That's not the problem, Jaal.
I'm bored with this daily mundane life.
Cook food, go to the factory and cook again.
I'm ageing. I need rest as well.
I need someone who can take care of me.
She has a huge house. We can stay there comfortably.
I'm going nowhere.
Me too. Why should I stay at a stranger's place?
Stranger's place? Son, it's going to be our home.
Anyway, as you wish. If you don't want to come along..
..you can look after yourself.
Dad, I'll come along with you.
I got to offer you the earnings from the bus..
..and Dad, you must be in need of money as well.
Thank you, my Son. Thank you.
You're a wise guy.
Son Peelu?
Daddy, I'll come along with you for sure.
Good. Russie?
You all are going. What am I going to do all alone?
Okay, Son Jaal is going to continue staying here all alone.
No, Dad. I'll come along as well.
(Laughs)
(Firoze whistling) - As if I'm supposed to clean up the mess all alone.
Will someone help me with the chair?
Freny, I'm taking to you.
What, Mummy? I'm applying nail polish.
They're not dried yet.
Why do you bother, Mummy? I said I'll fix it later.
Why are you in such haste?
Serve me something to eat, Mummy? I'm hungry.
The key falls again. How can a woman do such a task?
Brother Soli was right.
I should get married again.
- What? - He's a decent man.
Which man?
Homi Mistry.
Who's Homi Mistry?
He's a foremen at brother Soli's factory.
So, are you planning to get married, Mummy?
Why? What's wrong?
I'm wondering what's wrong with you, Mummy?
Homi Mistry has proposed me to marry him.
What did you reply?
I think I should marry him.
Mummy, are you planning to get married?
Is mummy out of her mind?
- I think mummy is not keeping well. - (Laughs)
Why don't you suggest what to do?
Is your father's money going to last for the rest of our lives?
- But Mummy, we got a flat in Poona as well. - Yes.
We can barely manage for 10-12 days with that rent.
Do you know we pay Rs.150 as a rent to this place?
That's because it's an old apartment.
Today, people are ready to pay Rs.1000 a month.
Don't you notice..
..the apartment owner nagging all the time to vacate the place?
We've not paid the rent for the last four months.
You two can help out. Get a job. I won't think about marriage.
But Mummy, let me complete my studies at least.
Should we quit our education? Is that fair?
Why don't you all suggest me an alternative?
What are we going to do when we'll run out of money?
Do you expect me to go out on streets and beg?
Mummy, stop being such a bleeding heart.
Let mummy get married if she desires to. We'll manage.
- Freny.. - You think you're adjusting in life?
I'm the one who's adjusting in life.
But Mummy, think twice before taking a crucial decision.
I'm not going to call him my father.
Yes. Me too.
Don't know who the heck he is. Can't respect him as a father.
How's it going, Homla? Did you convince the children?
- They're convinced, Brother Soli but.. - But what?
I don't have the audacity to let my kids know that..
..Mrs. Sethna has three kids.
(Laughs)
What's wrong? What makes you laugh?
Mrs. Sethna is going through the same thing.
She too was unable to let her kids know that you've four kids.
Can't help it, Brother Soli. They'll know about it sooner or later.
For time being, you can keep your mouth shut.
Get married. We can deal with it later.
- It's a problem, Brother Soli. - No, problem.
Dara, come over here.
Congratulate, Homla. He's going to get married soon.
Brother Soli is the one who has trapped me.
Congratulations, Brother Homi..
..but I know why you're going to get married before me.
Why is that so?
Because you don't have a mummy.
(Laughs)
No, Brother Soli. Don't laugh aloud. I'll die unmarried.
You won't die till the time..
- ..your mother is alive. - Stop kidding.
Don't get influenced by brother Soli.
Please, find me a decent girl.
- Please.. - Sure. I will.
It's fine with me if the girl is not good-looking.
Please.
Shall I tell you a funny thing?
What is it?
- My mummy is going to get married. - Who?
My mummy.
- Are you kidding me? - It's a fact.
Better not laugh about it.
Who's your new daddy?
I don't know.
- Zarine.. - Yes.
When will we get married?
You should complete your education first.
Listen to me, Zarine..
..I don't want to hide our relationship.
I hate meeting like this as well.
- Firoze.. - What's wrong?
- Turn behind slowly and have a look. - Why?
There are three men standing outside.
Who are they?
They are my daddy's men.
How do you know?
They're following me for the last few days.
- Why? - Silly question.
My daddy wants to know about the guy I'm having an affair with.
You can sign here.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
You can sign here.
I'm an illiterate.
Not a problem. If any of your relatives can help you out.
- Uncle.. - Give it to me.
Okay, right here.
(Humming)
- Fali.. - Yes, Dad.
Is the vehicle going to run smooth?
Yes, Dad. I've put a new clutch. I've changed the carburettor.
I've done the cleaning yesterday.
Okay. Jaal, lock the door.
Have a seat, Dad. We'll reach there in a flash.
Let's go, Peelu.
Come on, Jaal. Hurry up.
Just wait and watch. We're going to ride with the wind.
(Engine starts)
The vehicle looks in a good condition today.
What's wrong?
Battery gave up, Dad.
I doubt if the vehicle can move any further.
Brother, get us back home if not to our destination.
We'll reach home.
Dad, she needs a push.
Such a pain. Everybody get down. Come on.
Come on.
(Music)
"Move on. Rise up. Rise up in life."
"Don't get exhausted. Push harder."
"Move on. Rise up. Rise up in life."
(Music)
"Am in bad shape, but the gait's ship-shape."
"The gait's ship-shape, the gait's ship-shape."
"The dreary lane is far away."
"Dreary lane, dreary lane."
"Am in bad shape, but the gait's ship-shape."
"The gait's ship-shape, the gait's ship-shape."
"The dreary lane is far away."
"Dreary lane, dreary lane."
"The destination is just four steps away."
"Destination, destination."
"A lifetime will be spent reaching it."
"Reaching it, reaching it."
"Hey, Hey.."
"Heave-ho."
"Hey, Peelu, hey.."
"Heave-ho."
(Music)
"Roundabout.."
"The journey's on. The whole world at our feet."
"Slow, slow, stroll slowly, lassie, lest your feet get sprained."
"These lanes are crooked and wide, you'll lose your balance."
"Jazz it up."
"The groom's procession is come. The groom is come."
"Jazz it up."
- "Bring it on. - Jazz it up."
"The groom's procession is come. The groom is come."
(Music)
(Whistle blowing)
"Move on. Rise up. Rise up in life."
Hey, Fali.
- Your van's really a pain. - Useless!
Silly, what are you doing?
- Come on, bring down the luggage. - Yes, Father.
I'd said, first, only, what need is there to go..
..and stay at somebody else's place?
Now that we've come, help Fali with the luggage. Go on.
Congratulations on your new home.
Very sorry. Reached late.
That's okay. Come on. Shall we help with the luggage, too?
No, no. The children will handle it.
Where are your children?
Inside their rooms. I haven't yet told them about your four sons.
I've not told them about your three children, too.
Nargis, these are my children. Fali, Jaal, Russie, Peelu.
Dear, this is your new mother. Get to know her.
Come on, get to know her. Come.
Peelu, dear, you come.
Bless you, Son.
These are my children. Firoze, Freny, Fardeen.
This is your father.
Hello.
These are your four brothers.
What?
Oh, no, Mother.
- Four new brothers were born for us? - Keep quiet.
- These are our new siblings? - Yes, Fali.
(Scoffs)
Oh, Father, what have you done?
Mother, you didn't let on earlier that they'd come here, too..
..after the wedding.
Didn't I tell you?
It must have slipped my mind.
Nobody here needs a bloody father. To top it, this foursome!
(Scoffs)
Quiet, Fardeen. Freny, make tea for your brothers.
I won't make tea.
It's okay. Doesn't matter. We've had tea before we set out.
But Nargis, the luggage. Where do we keep this luggage?
- Mother. - What is it, Son?
Where will our so-called brothers be staying?
I've planned for it. There won't be any confusion.
Fardeen will go into Firoze's room.
My room?
I don't need anyone in my room, Mother.
Don't fret, Brother. I'm not going to give up my room.
Don't be stubborn, Fardeen. Firoze, do as you're told.
Fardeen will stay with you.
The three brothers will stay..
..in Fardeen's room and Freny, keep the child with you.
What are you saying, Mother? A man in my room.
Freny, he's just a child.
I don't want to stay with this fatso. I'll take fright.
- Quiet, Peelu, enough. - Let's go back.
I'm not going to stay with anyone, too.
Listen, Sons. You've come with me.
So, you must abide by the arrangements we make.
Come, come, dears. Pick up your luggage.
Dear, take it to that room. All will be fine in a few days.
I'll make tea.
(Book thuds)
Take in the luggage. I'll get the rest which is in the car.
(Firoze whistling)
- (Firoze whistling) - (Peelu laughs)
(Firoze whistling)
(Laughs)
Come on, get going.
(Firoze whistling)
(Laughs)
Thank you, big Brother.
(Laughs)
Mother, tell him to stop giggling whenever he looks at me.
Peelu, dear. Don't giggle, eat.
(Chuckles)
Firoze, pass the salt to Fali.
I'm not Fali. I'm Jaal.
Okay, okay, Jaal. So, then you're Fali?
Russie.
Such confusion. Then, this shorty is Fali?
(Laughs)
Father, mother's calling me Fali.
(Laughs)
This is Fali, Russie, Jaal, Peelu.
Gradually, I'll get their names.
I can recollect promptly. Freny, Firoze, Fardeen.
No, no. This is Fardeen. That's Firoze.
Now, I got it.
Even if you don't, it makes no difference.
Father, I want water.
Freny, dear, pass the water.
I'm eating.
Hey..
What's going on? Sit down everybody.
Jaal, Russie, Fali, sit down. Sit.
(Laughs)
What are you gawking at?
What's this white wash you've done to your face?
What's it to you?
What's all the circular contraptions on your head?
Oh, God. Why don't you go and mind your own business?
I know. You're doing all this to become more beautiful.
Giving me lip!
Nothing will come of it. You'll always remain as fat as ever.
What did you say?
He got away. Or else, I'd have broken the glass on his head.
What does he take me for?
I'd have socked him one, too. Wretch.
Hey, give us a nice song.
Watch it, Brother. No music in my room. Got it.
Can't even play the guitar at night?
This is a sportsman's room. I need concentration.
Shut up, pal. No sport gets spoilt by music.
Hey, so many mosquitoes in this house.
First, became God playing our bloody father.
Then, to top it, brought four loafers with him.
I'll thrash the foursome.
Let it be. Mother will get needlessly angry.
I didn't pay them any attention.
- He plays well. - Yes.
(Music)
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
"Life here is beautiful despite it."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
(Music)
"The day we'll make money.."
"..imagine how it'll be."
"That day, the wheels will turn.."
"..fortune will kiss me."
"Say it will happen."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
(Music)
"Listen, the wind blows softly, the spring is in flow."
"The valley floats away with your stole."
"Listen, where are you off to? Oh, where?"
"I've just gone to touch the sky."
"You'll have to fly on the clouds."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
(Music)
"I've seen a dream, a chosen one for me."
"When the night's veil lifts and the dawn's palanquin passes by.."
"..then, the dream will be fulfilled."
"Don't have much.."
"..Not much.."
"..is enough."
"Life here despite it.."
"..is beautiful."
"Don't have much.."
"..Not much.."
"..is enough."
What's this nuisance? At this rate, we won't get even a day's sleep.
Wretch is leaping around.
Oh, Mother, if it weren't for you..
..I'd have put these wretches in their place.
The cold wind's blowing in. Shut the window, won't you?
Why are you irritating us early morning?
What are you up to, Russie? Spoiled my sleep early morning.
Physical exercise. Exercising early morning keeps the body fit.
You should, too.
Are you going to stop it or not?
- 1-2-3-4. - Monkey!
(Screams)
What's this? In my room. Mother..
- Mother! - Hey.
Firoze, I think this leaping is solely to get on our nerves.
Really? I won't spare them. Come on.
- Mother. - What's wrong, dear?
Mother, this is too much. I can't tolerate it.
But what happened, dear?
Mother, a man is changing in my room.
- Oh, Freny, he's just a child. - Darn.
Hey, shorty. Is this a horse's stable that you're show jumping?
Why? Your sleep got disturbed or what?
Yes, it did.
- So, then, go and stay in some hotel. - Great!
Giving me a dose in my own house. Fardeen.
Save me father..
What's going on? Fali?
They forced their way into our room.
What happened?
- Father, they started beating us. - Hey.
Firoze, what's going on?
Mother, you only tell us. Waking up at 5am..
..and thumping around. Is it what decent folks do?
Father, father.
Where do I keep my clothes?
What are you doing, Nargis?
This is Fardeen's coat when he was young.
I'll sew on the button and it'll fit Fali.
Not Fali, Peelu.
Yes, Peelu.
We'll have breakfast early. I've to go to school.
Why do you have to go?
From now on, I'll drop off Peelu to school everyday.
But, Nargis, you've work to do.
Hey, this is work, too. You told me he doesn't like studying.
Yes, he's a child.
I'm very fond of Peelu. I want him to be with me always.
(Whistling)
- Russie. - Hey.
Russie, you're still at your exercising.
Who's exercising? That wretch is in since a while.
I feel like peeing in my pyjamas.
At least kick the door. Seems he's gone to sleep.
- Open. - No need to kick.
Fardeen's gone, next in is me.
Forget it, queue up.
You can go when it's your turn.
(Laughs)
Oh, God. How long do I have to bear with this nuisance?
You look worse smearing it on. Better you remain plain.
Oh, shut up. I'll go crazy.
(Laughs)
What's this crowd?
It's my turn, first.
What turn? It's our bathroom. I'll go in, first.
Ladies first.
Is this a railway ticket for you to say, "Ladies first"?
Hey, that's long enough. Since so long.
- What's going on? Mother. - Let him go.
- Let go.
(Laughs)
- Good morning, Fardeen. - Good morning.
Where are the rest?
If this crowd was to be here, then why didn't you get..
..another bathroom made?
Why? What's wrong?
Everyone's fighting over the bathroom.
Good morning, Mother. Good morning, Father.
Good morning, Peelu.
Come, Son. Eat quick. I've sewn on your coat's button.
Then, we'll both leave for school.
Why will you go to school?
Peelu, do as mother says. Take.
Good morning, Father.
Good morning, Fali. Come a bit early for breakfast.
How can we be early?
Must wait one hour in the bathroom queue.
Father, the tea's not ready yet?
Listen, Fali. Tell your mother about food-related matters.
- Good morning, Father. - Good morning, Jaal.
From today, I'll take my music tuitions outside.
- Why? What happened? - Nothing.
Take.
Peelu, dear, I'll fetch your coat.
Fali, how's your bus running?
First class, Father.
You don't need money, do you?
Not at all. If you wish, I could drop you off to work everyday.
Very good.
- Good morning.. - Firoze.
Good morning, Firoze.
Mother, where are you off to?
I'm dropping off your brother to school.
But what will you do in college?
Not Firoze. I'm dropping off your young brother, Peelu.
I need Rs.5.
You two ask your father for money.
I won't ask him for money.
Then do as you please. Don't harass me.
As it is, it's getting late. Come on, come on, Peelu.
I'll be on my way. You go ahead and eat.
Fardeen, how much money does your mother give you?
Rs.5 per week.
I take Rs.10.
There's no need to drop me. I know the way.
No, Son. I'll drop you off everyday and pick you up every evening.
Do I look like an infant? Such a tight coat you've made me wear.
I know the route. Don't come with me.
No, Son. You'll be under my supervision from now on.
- (School bell rings) - No mischief after school. Straight home.
There's your school. So nice.
As if a school's ever nice.
(Engine sputtering)
Come, Father. I'll drop you off to work. Come.
I'll walk. Else, I may be late. What's this noise?
Dad, actually..
How much money do you need?
Father, the spark plug's not working. If I put in a new one..
Here. Put in a new spark plug. But then, don't ask for money.
No, Father. No. Last, last.
This is for the water dues.
This for the electricity.
Two months rent.
What's left?
Five months are due.
So, then, let's pay two months' dues every month.
- Yes. - How much is the grocer's?
About Rs.200.
- Fardeen wants new shoes. - Fine.
We'll buy inexpensive ones this time.
Peelu needs a new coat. Fardeen's coat doesn't fit him.
- We'll get it stitched next month. - Yes.
Anybody want anything else?
- Freny's nail polish is over. - Oh.
She was also talking of wanting some cream.
Anything else?
A lot more. It'll never end.
That's true. Come, it's night. Let's eat.
- Firoze and Jaal haven't yet come? - They'll be late today.
Sister, I've brought a sweet dish for you.
- For me? - Yes.
The cat had licked it in the kitchen.
Mother said to throw it away.
So, I thought, why not give it to sister.
(Thud)
What's got into you?
First, you feed me a sweet dish tasted by the cat.
Then, to top it, you're asking me what's got into me?
- I'll sock you one. - Father will get angry.
Why? Just because I didn't eat the sweet dish?
No. That mug was from our toilet.
(Gasps) - (Laughs)
What did you say? I'll kill you.
(Laughs)
Peelu.
Please pass the water, big sister.
Water.
Water jug.
I'm not your big sister. Fool.
Aren't you ashamed of calling me big?
You look big, isn't it, Father? If big sister is big, then..
Freny.
I've said it countless times. I'm not anyone's big sister.
Big sister, big sister.
As if I'm the only one who's fat in this family..
..and all of you are small in size.
- At least eat. - I won't.
And if anyone here calls me big sister, I'll break their teeth.
Nargis, dear, what's wrong? Why are you quiet?
What can I do except weep? What's got into my dear Freny?
Everything will work out fine. Everything will be fine.
She flares up at the slightest provocation.
I can understand. I'm her mother. I understand.
She's so lonely. At times, she sits and weeps silently.
I said everything will be fine. Don't cry.
My Freny's a nice girl. Really nice. Believe me.
But she's 28 and she's a woman.
And.. she's fat..
Come on, let's call it a night.
Seems that she'll always be a spinster.
Oh, yes.
There's a supervisor in my factory.
He's around 35-36 years of age.
He resembles Fali.
He wants to get married, too.
If you wish, should I fix him up?
(Machine whirring)
Dara!
There's good news for you.
There can be only one good news as far as I'm concerned.
It's that very good news.
Look, I hate jokes on this matter.
I never joke about marriage.
Marriage? Really? Who's the girl?
My wife's daughter is akin to my own daughter.
Hey, why didn't you say so, first? I'd have been married by now.
Hey, hold it. Won't you even take a look at the girl?
What's the need? She's a female, right?
Time gets wasted in showing her and taking a look at her.
Even so, bring your mother with you on Sunday.
Sunday. No, no. Sunday is after three days.
I'll come this very evening.
- Today itself? - Yes.
Come today itself.
Homi. I mean to say, father-in-law. I'm indebted to you for life.
Okay. Okay.
- Okay. Okay. - What's the celebration for?
Look, Soli, don't interfere. It's our private matter.
You don't do anything and you jinx even what's to happen.
- What's happening? - I'm arranging his match with Freny.
- Oh, congratulations. Congratulations. - Thank you.
(Laughs)
Thank you, Soli. Thank you.
(Whistling)
Hey, a penny for your thoughts.
Nothing.
Shall I voice your thoughts?
Yes.
You're thinking that your studies are done..
..and when will be your wedding and when you'll have children.
Not at all. Rather, I was thinking you shouldn't have bunked class.
Hey, it's better than class and studying.
What's better?
Being with you, loving you.
No, Firoze. If you truly loved me, then you wouldn't have bunked.
Why?
I've got to go. I have a history class at 3pm.
All right. You go on.
I'll wait here.
Come straight here after class.
Aren't you coming?
No, I'm not in the mood. I'll attend from tomorrow.
- Okay. Bye-bye. - Bye.
(Whistling)
- What's your name? - Firoze.
Zarine's father wants to meet you.
When?
Can you come now?
Yes, yes, why not?
Then come on.
Sir, the one you wished to meet is here.
Yes, sir.
Yes, you can go in.
Hello.
- You're Firoze Mistri? - Yes.
- I'm Zarine's father. - I know, Sir.
This will be my first and last meeting.
Listen, you'll stop meeting Zarine from today onwards.
- But, sir. - No ifs and buts. What I say is final.
From today, all talk, meeting with her everything's to come to a stop.
Forget you ever met anyone called Zarine. Got it?
You can leave.
Don't harass me. I said there's no need to go.
I know they have a daughter. But she's 35 years old.
Three years older to you.
Mother, every girl seems too old for me.
Take my opinion, too. At least, have a look at her.
Keep quite. I've spoken to Diler. Her aunt has a daughter.
Beautiful, too.
But I've already told them that we'll be visiting this evening.
Then tell them that we aren't visiting this evening.
Marriage. Marriage. Marriage. Chewing my brains.
- Mother. - Oh.
Hey, Dara. What are you up to?
Mother, I'm off.
Off? Where to, Dara?
Think it over. Are you coming to take a look at the girl or not?
Last chance.
- Father. - What is it, Zarine?
Father, you met Firoze yesterday?
How do you know?
Firoze told me.
I see.
So, it means he disregarded my order.
Why would he obey you?
He must.
He won't. No matter what.
If you have something to say about me..
..then say it to me.
All right. I'm telling you, too.
Henceforth, you won't meet that Firoze.
That's my choice. I'll meet whoever I want.
I said you won't meet. My writ prevails in this house.
Let's go, Zarine.
Meeting in this way against your father's writ is making me uneasy.
What do I do?
No need to do anything. We'll continue to meet as we have.
Even so, Zarine. After all, he's your father.
He must have made other plans for you.
Let him plan.
Don't get me wrong, Zarine.
I don't want you to be troubled because of me.
It's also a fact that I'm from a modest family.
Firoze, you love me?
But, Zarine, love is not enough.
You belong to a rich family.
- Your father surely has.. - You love me?
Moreover, it's my last year in college.
I won't be able to study after my Bachelor of Arts.
Don't know how and when we'll be able to meet.
- And then.. - Firoze!
You love me?
Zarine, I love you. I love you a lot. But..
You love me, don't you?
But Zarine, you..
I was lucky to get your love.
"I was rich, in those days.."
"..when I held you close to my heart."
Zarine, love is not enough..
"I was lucky to get your love."
"I was rich when I held you close to my heart."
"I was lucky to get your love."
"I was rich, in those days when I held you close to my heart."
(Music)
Listen, Zarine, life's not just nectar, but poison, too.
And then, just think..
"I'd thought I was life and life was me."
"Casting aside the container.."
"Casting aside the container, I'll sip from your cupped palms."
"They were strange wishes and strange dreams."
"I was lucky to get your love."
"I was rich, in those days when I held you close to my heart."
(Music)
This is all fine words, but I, let me pose you a question..
"If you ask me even once, I'll sulk.."
"I'll die. I'll die, then, how will you live?"
"They were strange wishes and strange dreams."
"I got the wealth of your love to live by, after all."
"When you weren't present, in those days I was poor, too."
"I was lucky to get your love."
"I was rich, in those days when I held you close to my heart."
Eat.
Take one more.
Dara forced me so much, so I had to come.
(Shuddering)
Dara, too much sugar is not good for you.
You have, too.
No, I don't want. I feel we should take our leave now.
Mrs. Dubash, I feel that both approve of each other.
We can take the match as fixed. Yes, Nargis?
Mrs. Mistry, the fact is that Dara's received a lot of proposals.
But it's the boy's choice. He doesn't approve of any girl.
But someone should approve of this donkey, too.
What are you up to, Mother?
Son, you should approve of some girl.
My approval. I approve of all the girls.
But I approve this girl most of all. Look, how healthy she is!
(Laughs)
Nargis, I feel that both approve of each other.
What do you say, Nargis?
I'm of the opinion that they should be married tomorrow itself.
Yes.
It's going to rain tomorrow.
Does anyone wed in the monsoons?
So, then, let the marriage take place only after the monsoons.
So, the match is fixed.
Come, dear. Give Dara's mother a hug.
- Congratulations. - Peelu, Peelu. Oh, Peelu.
Congratulations. Congratulations.
I'd bought lots of gifts, but mother kept half of them in the house.
So, I sneaked these out.
Son, what was the need?
- Don't leave without having sweet dish. - Yes.
Freny, feed him.
Here, let's celebrate with the sweet dish.
How's the food?
It's very tasty. My mother can't cook at all.
Eat, Son, eat.
Father, these fried rolls are delicious.
Firoze, that dish has been cooked by your father, too.
Delicious, Father.
Father, I'll eat that dish and not let anybody else touch it.
- Not even me? - I'll allow you.
Your sister Freny?
(Laughs)
Come and have dinner here every night.
Thank you, Mother. Once I'm married, I may just stay on here.
(Laughs)
Dara, where are you going to get married?
Hold on. Freny, where shall we get married?
- As you wish. - Oh..
(Music)
"The fair bride walks like a veiled flame."
"The fair bride walks.."
"..mother-in-law bids her to be told to walk slowly."
(Music)
"Hey, Freny."
"Oh, Freny, I want to sing a song."
"I want to sing a song.."
"So long, so long."
"Freny, oh, Freny."
"When you're not there, we'll miss you.."
"..here, here.."
"Freny, oh, Freny."
- (Crying) - It's okay. Freny, be happy.
Brother.
- Brother Fali. - Be happy, sister.
Be happy, sister.
(Crying)
Peelu.
You'll come to meet us, won't you?
Sister, I'll visit. I've been a nuisance to you.
No, no. You're my favorite brother.
You're a really nice father. Really nice.
You're happy, aren't you, Freny? My joy lies in your joy.
Mother.
Come on. Come on.
Be happy, be happy. Be happy, dear.
Come, dear.
(Chuckles)
My daughter has gone. Poor Freny.
Nargis, daughters have to go someday.
You didn't notice how happy Freny was.
Poor girl was crying.
Every girl cries on her farewell. What's unusual in this?
Don't cry.
I am already feeling bad.
How will I live without Freny?
You too have become lonely, Peelu. Who will stay in your room?
I am going to take a bath, Mummy.
Freny's room.
No, Russie. It will be my room.
I have always lived separate from you.
Nobody will go in that room. It's my old room. I will stay there.
There is no compulsion. Russie and Jaal can stay in that room.
You will stay alone in your room?
Peelu will come in my room.
You all three are living comfortably.
Russie opens the window in the morning.
Let him stay separately. He will exercise alone.
You all three will stay the way you all are staying.
Fardu will stay in his room. I want to stay in my room alone.
I have to do my college studies.
What's going on?
Dad, I want to live in Freny's room with Peelu.
They're not letting me.
That is my old room.
Let it be, Fardu. Things are fine the way they are.
No, Firoze. Let Fardeen stay in that room. You have to study.
But Dad, where will I go?
Nowhere, Russie. Stay where you are.
We have to look after everybody.
How was your sister's marriage?
It was really good. Good that Freny got married.
The guy too is really good.
You know, many people had come.
Besides Zarine.
- Nobody invited me. - Don't lie. I invited you.
How was your sister looking?
Really. She looked beautiful in the wedding attire.
We all are missing her a lot.
- Let's go. - Come.
Waiter.
Zarine, you're going home, aren't you?
Come, I will drop you home.
No, Firoze. I will manage.
Do you mind if I spend 15 minutes more with you?
No. Not at all.
Zarine, what time will you come to the college tomorrow?
Leave me. Firoze.
Leave me. Leave me. Firoze!
Firoze!
Leave me.
Driver.
Until your daddy gets the medicine from the market have this.
You will get relief from stomachache.
I don't know what all things you eat the whole day.
You will get stomachache if you eat alone.
You do your work, Peelu. What are you reading?
(Laughs)
What happened, Firoze?
With whom did you have a fight, Brother?
I had a fight with somebody.
But who? I will just go and twist his neck.
You're so badly injured. Wait.
- I will get the medicine. - No, Mummy.
- I am fine. - Bad luck, Firoze.
Thank you.
If you have any work then I am there.
- If you want to bash up somebody.. - No.
No need for that.
Thanks.
64 plus one. 65. Plus one.
You're always doing accounts.
What's the matter?
I don't understand, Nargis.
Regardless of how much I reduce the expenses the income is not sufficient.
Good morning.
- Good morning, Firoze. - Good morning, Dear.
No need to worry so much.
Things will go on like before. Have tea.
- Thank you, Nargis. - Firoze.
Firoze.
- Firoze. - Zarine.
Why did you come here?
I was so worried. Are you fine?
Look, I am fine. Nothing happened to me.
- Did you go to the doctor? - No, Zarine.
I don't need a doctor.
They thrashed you very badly, didn't they?
What are you saying?
I am feeling really bad.
Because of me they..
Zarine, let me introduce.
She is my mummy.
Mummy, she is Zarine Kirawala.
- She is my classmate. - Sit, Dear.
Zarine, he is my daddy.
God bless you.
And they are my brothers.
Come, Zarine. Let me drop you home.
I have left my home.
But you will go back, won't you?
Then what will happen?
- I won't go back. - So, where will you go?
Anywhere. But not in that house.
So, stay here.
But your daddy will find out that you're staying here.
Yes.
What should I do, Firoze?
If we got married then your daddy can't do anything.
Really?
So its fixed. Let's get married.
As you wish. I don't mind.
Daddy, we want to get married.
That's great, Son.
That's what I was going to say.
Daddy, can Zarine live here until we get married?
Why not?
After getting married we will go elsewhere.
Where?
As it is, there is a shortage of money here.
It won't be right to burden you with another person.
What are you saying, Son?
You don't have to leave.
Neither today nor later. This is your house.
You both will stay here. Right, Nargis?
Yes. Why not? I will think I have got my daughter back.
This is the house. Come on.
Come, Mr. Khukura. Come.
- His son Firoze too lives here? - Yes.
Mr. Khukura. Please.
Are you Homi Mistri?
Yes.
There is a police complaint against you..
..that you have kept a girl in your house against her wish.
(Coughs)
No. This is not true.
It has been proved in front of witnesses..
..that you have kept Ms. Zarine Kerawala in this house.
Who are you?
I am Mr. Kerawala's attorney.
And I have come to take Ms. Zarine with me.
He has the evidence that the girl has been kept here.
We have not kept anybody here.
I don't believe you.
Fine. You can do whatever you want.
I told you that I didn't keep any girl here forcefully.
Look, we have the search warrant for your house.
- Go ahead. - Sawant.
Are you searching for this girl?
Yes. Hello, Zarine.
Hello, uncle Khukura. How is dad?
He is fine. Dear, I have come to take you.
Now she won't go anywhere. She will stay here.
I am her husband.
Look, the marriage certificate.
We just got married, Uncle.
We can't do anything now.
Uncle, won't you congratulate us on our marriage?
Congratulations, Zarine.
Thank you, Uncle.
Thank you.
- Let's go, Inspector. - Come on.
- Sorry for bothering you. - Its okay. It's okay.
Let's go.
(Laughs)
Peelu, now go. Its time for you to sleep.
Today I will sleep here with sister-in-law.
Yes, Peelu. Sleep here.
Sister, narrate a story.
Peelu. Peelu.
Come on, Peelu. Don't you want to sleep?
I will sleep here.
No, today you will sleep with me. Come on.
Go, Peelu. Mummy will narrate nice stories.
I will sleep here.
No, Peelu. No.
Come on. I will narrate a nice story to you.
But sister-in-law said to sleep here.
What does Zarine know? Today you'll sleep with me.
- But.. - Come on. Don't be stubborn. Come on.
- But sister-in-law.. - Come on. Don't be stubborn.
Mummy, leave me.
(Laughs)
Sir, I am sorry. Now we can't do anything.
If they had not got married then..
..I would have surely brought Zarine.
- Where does the boy's father work? - I don't know.
- Where does he live? - I know that.
Find out where he works.
And whose house is it. Today itself.
Okay.
Dara, it's all wrong. It's wrong. It's not right.
Dara, you have got married. Still why are you woeful?
- Is everything fine? - Nothing is okay? My mummy..
- Forget it. - What has your mother done?
Look, we both can't even go to watch a movie.
We have to take mummy along.
What about your leave?
I have got 15 days leave. I am thinking of going to Udwada.
Sir has called you.
I will just come. Take this.
- Dara.. you.. - You too.
Come, Mistri. Sit.
- Sir, did you call me? - Yes.
Mistri, I regret to say there is bad news for you.
What's the matter?
Sign on this paper.
It's written that you're resigning willingly.
Resignation..
You will be given gratuity.
And you will receive a certificate of good conduct too.
But..
Otherwise you could be fired.
But why? What have I done?
What do I tell you, Mistri?
MD has given the order.
I am shocked that how did MD find out..
..that a foreman called Mistri works for us.
I am really very sorry. I don't understand anything.
- I too don't understand anything. - Sign here.
Here.
Thank you, Mistri.
(Phone rings)
Yes.
Very good. Didn't Mistri say anything?
Fine.
Tell the operator to connect me to Mr. Kerawala.
Hello. Jamshed.
Thank you. Thank you very very much.
What do I tell you? I myself don't know who Homi Mistri is.
But, you know, we have to do these things.
Thank you. Thank you, Jamshed.
Where are you going?
I have been fired.
Fired? Why?
I don't know.
It's the managing director's order.
I don't understand anything.
I understood.
- This has to be Mr. Kerawala's doing. - Kerawala?
Mr. Kerawala and our managing director are friends.
You know that Firoze has married Kerawala's daughter.
- Yes. - I think this is the outcome of that.
Yes.
- I understood. I'll leave now. - Bye.
Daddy, look. My new shirt. Mummy gave it to me. How is it?
- Wow! It's lovely. - How did you return early today?
Son, go out and play.
No. Go inside and study.
Nargis..
I lost my job.
- What? - Yes, Nargis.
But how?
I just lost it.
Soli used to say that you work really well in the factory.
And very soon you will receive a promotion.
That is fine. But this is not the company's order.
Zarine's father is behind all this.
- Zarine's father? - Yes, Nargis.
All this happened because of me.
My son married Zarine.
Why do you worry? I will find a job elsewhere.
Listen, don't say anything to Firoze. He will feel bad.
(Humming)
What's the matter? You're so quiet.
- Come on. Play something. - I am not fine.
What happened?
- Daddy lost his job. - Why?
He lost the job because of your dad.
What are you saying?
Firoze.
Today you're not going to the factory?
I will go after some time.
I want to talk to you.
Sit. What's the matter?
You're not going to the factory as you've lost your job because of me.
So what? What's the need to worry?
No need to hide it.
You lost the job because of us.
We know what we should do.
- What? - Zarine and I are leaving the house.
If we both are not here, then you will get your job back.
- This is really wrong, Firoze. - I really regret that because of me..
Enough. No need to say anything else.
Firoze, its okay if you don't consider me your father.
But I consider you my son.
It's true that I lost my job because of you.
So what? I will find another job. That's it.
If you lose something because of me or if anything happened..
..then will you throw me out of the house?
Never.
So, how can you leave?
Being a father how can I throw my son out of the house?
You've got married. You've not committed a sin.
We willingly accepted this marriage.
Thank you. Thank you, Daddy.
You're welcome, Son. You're welcome.
- Mummy. - What happened, Freny?
- What happened, Dear? - I can't endure it anymore.
I won't go back.
I won't stay with mummy.
If he came here, I will not go back with her. I will never go back.
Poor girl's luck is bad. What has happened to my daughter?
She has lost so much weight.
God, have mercy on my daughter.
It would have been good if somebody..
..had pitied my mummy, Daddy.
Nargis, bring her. Let her have lunch.
Mummy, look who has come.
Sister Freny.
Is Freny here? Freny. Freny.
You came in these clothes?
Yes, Freny.
I too have left the house. I won't stay with mummy.
- Fine. Stay here. - Okay.
- Don't go back to mummy. - Okay, Freny.
- Will they both stay here? - Yes.
Where will we sleep, Mummy?
Daddy, let's go back to our old house.
That house is no longer ours. New tenants are living there.
There is enough space here. I will make space for everybody.
- Come on. Sit. - Come, Freny.
Come. Come.
Okay, Dad. We're going.
See you in the evening.
- Okay, Dad. - Listen.
You people didn't take money this week. Take this.
We both have some money, Daddy.
We don't need it this week.
- Come on, Jaal. - Yes, Daddy.
Bye, Mummy.
- Bye. - Okay, Mummy. Bye.
Go straight to school. Understood?
- Okay, Mummy. Bye. - Bye.
- Good morning, Daddy. - Good morning.
Firoze, won't you eat something?
No, Mummy. Today I have to go to college early. Zarine.
Firoze, take Rs.10.
No, Daddy. I have money. I don't need it today.
- Good morning, dad and mom. - Good morning.
- Shall we go? - Yes.
- Bye. - Bye.
Nargis, I too am leaving. I will search for a job.
Go. You will surely find something.
- Hello, Mrs. Dubhash. - Hello.
- Homi, are they both here? - Yes.
Oh, my God.
- I have not slept for two nights. - Sit. How are you?
- Where are they both? - Inside. Sit.
I will call them. Why are you worried?
What did I know that Dara too will leave the house?
I don't know whether Freny will come back home or not.
Why won't she? She is your daughter-in-law.
Freny.
Mummy.
Come, Dara. Let's go home.
No, Mummy. Until Freny doesn't return home, I won't go.
Freny, my child. Come with me. Come home.
Shall we go?
Thank you, Mummy.
Good morning, Dad. Good morning.
Good morning, Russie. Today you're leaving early.
Yes, Dad.
What happened?
I will have to leave at this time everyday, Dad.
My training has started.
- Cricket training. - Yes, Dad.
- Dad, Rs.200. - What is this?
I have got a job to play cricket, Dad. This is my first salary. Rs.200.
That's really good, Russie. Keep it.
I don't need it, Dad. If I need it, I will take it from you.
You need money more than me, Dad.
- Nargis. - Yes.
We're so fortunate. Our son is giving his first salary to us.
Take this.
- Go. - Okay, Dad.
- Mummy. - Yes.
Today Mother's Day was celebrated in my school.
So, I brought flowers for you.
Thank you.
- Come, brother Mr. Soli. - Hello.
- Hello, Nargis. - Hello.
- Sit.
- No. We have to go for shopping. - Hello.
We're going to Udwada for ten days.
- You're going to Udwada? - Yes.
Give an offering of Rs.1.25 on our behalf.
- Okay. - See you after ten days.
- Bye. - Bye.
Dad.
Yes. Did the bus again break down?
No, Dad. Now the bus won't break down.
That's really good.
Dad, keep Rs.500.
From where did you get Rs.500?
I sold off the bus for Rs.1500. This is the advance.
I will get the remaining amount within a month.
Dad.
What have you bought, Son?
I have bought some groceries.
Some? You've bought so many things.
From where did you get the money?
I have got a job.
Where?
In a factory.
You said you won't work in a factory.
I changed my mind, Dad. Today I got my salary.
So, I thought I will buy some groceries.
What has happened to the children?
Children have grown up.
Nargis, when our children are so sensible..
..then we can never face any problem.
Who is the tenant of this house?
My wife. Why?
You will have to immediately vacate the house. It's a court order.
We have just not paid the last five months' rent. We will pay it.
Your wife has given in writing that she can't pay the rent..
..as you're unemployed.
How is that possible?
- Nargis. - Look, she has given in writing.
What happened?
Nargis, did you give in writing that you won't be able to pay..
..the rent as I have lost my job?
I can't write.
Whatever. You will have to vacate the house immediately.
Nobody can throw us out of our house.
Look, this is a court order.
If you wish to say something, say it in the court.
You all will have to vacate the house immediately.
Look, Inspector. What you're doing, it's illegal.
- I know law. - You don't know anything.
You just know how to exploit poor people.
- Firoze. - Firoze, it's futile to get angry.
But nobody can throw us out of the house. I won't leave.
- Then I will have to arrest you. - Don't you dare touch him!
No, no, no.
Don't force me to arrest you both.
No, it's not their mistake.
- We will leave. - Mummy.
"My small world is complete."
"We will walk together happily."
"We are together. Everybody is together."
"Everybody will live together."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
(Music)
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
"Life is still beautiful."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."
"My needs."
But Zarine, we should do something for our family.
- Firoze. - Yes.
There is only one way, Firoze.
- But Zarine.. - Don't say anything, Firoze.
Whatever we do for your family is less.
It means we will have to live separately.
Yes, Firoze.
If our parents had to give a sacrifice..
..then they would have done it unhesitatingly.
Zarine, do you know how much I love you?
I know, Firoze.
Hi, Zarine. My sweet little girl.
I have come back.
I knew you would come back.
What was the need to punish those innocent people?
I was just trying to bring you back. My daughter.
You have won. I have come back.
Zarine, I always win.
No, Daddy.
This time you have lost. What do you think?
Your daughter Zarine is standing in front of you?
No, Daddy. I am no longer your daughter.
You have lost her forever.
I never lose.
I say that you have lost.
You wanted me to come back, right? I have come.
They gave me the love which you should have given me.
So, for their happiness I left all of them.
Not because I am your daughter.
This is our last conversation. I will never call you daddy.
I will think my daddy is dead.
Come on, everybody. Lunch is ready.
Firoze, Zarine has still not returned.
She won't come, Daddy.
Why?
She has gone to her father's house.
What's the matter, Firoze? Why did she leave?
Daddy, if we had stayed together..
..then we all would have had to face more problems.
Why did you let her go? You both love each other, right?
Yes, Daddy. But we love our family more.
We love you all so much that we gave the sacrifice of our love..
..for this family's happiness.
- So, she left. - Firoze.
Daddy, you have taught us to give sacrifice for other's happiness.
But Firoze..
Come on, Daddy. Let's eat. Come.
Yes, sir.
I would like to meet Mr. Kerawala.
Do you have an appointment with him?
No. But I have some urgent work.
Tell him that Homi Mistri, Firoze's father wants to meet him.
Have a seat. I will just ask him.
Sir, Homi Mistri wants to meet you.
Firoze's.. Thank you, sir.
- You can go. The room is there. - Thank you.
Hello, sir.
I don't have time.
Whatever you want to say, say it in two minutes.
I too need just two minutes from you.
Sir, you're a rich man.
You give livelihood to thousands of people.
Still you fired a poor man like me.
You snatched the house of my innocent children..
..who had never wronged you.
I don't have any grievances. I have not come for this.
What do you want?
Zarine was your daughter. But now she is my daughter.
She is my son Firoze's wife.
I have come to request you.
Don't come between Firoze and Zarine.
We have a small family that is..
..connected with love, not with wealth.
Don't try to break our bond of love.
Otherwise.. otherwise I, Homi Mistri..
..who has never even harmed an ant, will kill you.
Understood? I will kill you.
And I won't give a second glance to your body.
I don't care what happens to me.
Two minutes are over. I am leaving.
What's the matter? Do you want to throw us out from here?
Sorry. We made a mistake. I apologize.
- You can stay in your house. - Okay.
I will open the seal.
Come on, kids. Come quickly.
Go, Zarine.
Dad?
No need to say anything else to me.
Maybe I am..
..talking to my daughter for the last time.
Like always I will say what is to be said.
Some ordinary people who had no worth in my eyes..
..taught me an unforgettable lesson.
Love.
You can win everything with love.
I didn't understand that.
I didn't know or believe in loving somebody..
..or gaining somebody's love.
I think now I don't have enough time to learn all this.
I can't change. It's too late.
But why should I deprive you of something which I didn't get?
You have gained something.
Go back to your people.
Be happy.
This is the most that a father can wish for his daughter.
Go.
Go, Zarine. Go.
Zarine?
Firoze.
"Listen, the wind blows softly, the spring is in flow."
"The valley floats away with your stole."
"Listen, where are you off to? Oh, where?"
"I've just gone to touch the sky."
"You'll have to fly on the clouds."
"Don't have much. Not much is enough."