"Oh, Jesus! You have such a noble heart."
"You're the kindest of all."
"Your love for us is beyond belief."
"Your love is eternal."
"You sacrificed your life"
"for the sake of mankind."
"Your love reformed the lives"
"of the sinners on earth."
"Oh, Jesus! You have such a noble heart."
"You're the kindest of all."
"Your love for us is beyond belief."
"Your love is eternal."
"You gave up your divinity"
"and came down to earth to save mankind."
"You incarnated as one of us"
"and sacrificed yourself for our sake..."
Good morning, Sister. - Morning.
Are you Sister Flora, Ms. Susanna's hostel warden?
Yes, that's me. - I'm Dr. Madhavankutty.
I had been to the convent.
I troubled you during your prayers
as it is a matter of grave importance.
How do you know Susanna?
Susanna sent me here. - What?
From Mangalath Balan Menon's house.
Good morning, Sister. - Good morning.
Why the unusual visit?
Please take a seat. - Isn't Revathi here? - She is.
Revathi. - Yes, Uncle.
What is it, Uncle?
Good morning, Sister. - Good morning.
You must accompany us right now.
Where to, Sister? - Susanna is very sick.
I was at the prayers.
Dr. Madhavankutty told me about her.
I came as soon as I could to take you with us.
Susanna's condition is critical.
She wants to see you. - What happened to her?
Didn't she tell you that she's sick?
Leave your questions for the later. Get ready, quick!
In which hospital is she admitted?
She hasn't been hospitalised. - Then?
Is she at the convent? - No.
If she's not at either of those places..
Why aren't you saying anything?
Tell me! What's wrong with Susanna? Where is she now?
She's at Mangalath Balan Menon's house.
Yes. She's at your father's house.
It's a long story, Revathi.
Her name wasn't Susanna the first time I met her.
Her name was Ms. Revathi. - My name? - Yes.
The name is Revathi and so is her star sign.
I'd like to make an offering. - I don't need the details, Menon.
Today is your daughter's birthday, isn't it?
You've been doing this for the past 16 years.
God knows the pain you are going through.
Stay strong. You daughter will return.
It's your daughter's birthday today, isn't it? - Yes.
You can see him at the temple
only on the eve of his daughter's birthday.
It's been so many years.
Isn't that Ayyappan Pillai's daughter who's accompanying him?
Yes, she has graduated nursing.
She's the one who is taking care of him ever since he fell sick.
Menon treats her like his own daughter.
God alone knows what the river washes away
as there isn't anyone to watch over the place.
It may run like this for a few more years.
Where were you?
You promised to be at the temple in the morning, didn't you?
I was about to come.
I had back pain when I woke up in the morning.
I was relieved only after my wife gave me a massage.
You shouldn't be working all the time once you grow old.
Did you hear that, Daughter? Look who's talking.
How is mom's cough? - The same old.
Wait till the doctor comes. I'll get you new medicine.
It's your mom we are talking about.
She just hates taking medicines.
You can go home if you want.
That's all right. - Nobody misses her at home.
Here's the offertory. - Oh!
So, Revathi turns nineteen today.
Yes. - I haven't seen her in almost 16 years.
And yet, I remember her so well.
Let me rest for a while.
You will be having your lunch here. Don't forget that.
You don't have to remind me.
"Did you see my dear amongst the plantains?"
Indu, who all would be there for lunch?
Mr. Balan, you and dad. - Is that all?
You do know, don't you?
Mr. Balan's close friend, Dr. Madhavankutty.
Whose close friend is he?
Hey.. Let me see your face.
Mr. Balan might have invited another person. - Who's that?
Doctor Rarichan.
Oh, God!
Drat!
Come here.
Listen up. Don't send the car away. - Okay.
I have to visit Mr. Balan Menon's house for lunch.
They will be waiting for me.
It won't take much time. - Sure.
Our uncle insists on Ayurvedic treatment.
That's why we consulted you. - That's good.
Allopathic medicine is of no use these days.
Only the intelligent knows that.
Please come. - Yes..
I have corns on my foot.
But that doesn't prevent me from walking.
Greetings. - Greetings..
Oh, God!
Keep your slippers on. - How do I get in without removing them?
That's indecency, isn't it?
Excuse me, please move aside.
Help me with that chair. I've to sit.
Put it here. What are you staring at?
Just move aside. Let him have some fresh air.
Move. - Move, please.
What's your illness?
What's his illness?
Doctor, he was perfectly fine
until he got paralysed all of a sudden.
Just tell me about his disease in simple words.
Doctor, he came, he sat and he fell.
I didn't get you.
He came here the day before. - Okay.
He sat. Then he fell down.
I didn't get that as well. It's your turn.
He has difficulty breathing.
Yes, that's right. - Doctor.
It will be great if you prescribe a concoction for him.
Are you a doctor? - No.
So, you're not one. - No.
Then keep quiet. I know what to do. - Oh!
Huh?
Well, you have to pay my fee.
Why is that?
It's better to call his relatives if they want to see him alive.
Make arrangements for his pyre.
Come, make all the arrangements. - Doctor!
I'm pretty sure.
He will die within five minutes.
This is why no one ever consults you.
You always say that the patient will die even before treating him.
It's a special talent of mine.
Once you said the same about Mr. Kumaran
but he is perfectly fine now. - Oh, God!
Have your predictions come true at least once?
Yes, indeed!
But they may have to wait for some time.
We don't need Ayurveda to tell us that someone will die.
Don't you bring Ayurveda into this.
Trust me, there is no use treating him anymore.
He is going to die! - Oh, my God!
Get up! - Don't beat me! - Come here!
You bloody fraud! - Get lost! - Move!
Don't beat me! I'll go! - Hey!
How can you say something like this?
Are you really a doctor? - Yes. - Shut up!
Let me speak! - Get lost!
Oh, my leg! - Go out!
Get inside! - Get lost!
Mr. Ayyappan, join us. - No, I'll have it later.
Why can't you have something now? Sit down.
We shouldn't discriminate.
Where is that doctor? - Sit. - As he practices Ayurveda
it will take some time.
Hey! - I can't move a feet without a footwear.
I can't even think of running.
I thought I could join you before dinner.
It's okay. Take a seat.
I made a mistake. - It's usual for you.
What happened? - I was.. - Let me say.
I will say, just listen to me.
No, just listen to me. - Okay.
Either someone would've come to you for treatment.
Or you might have gone to a certain house for treating someone.
Yes, that's what happened.
I know it very clearly. Mr. Raghavan Kaimal
will die within one hour.
I examined his nerve. - How can you say it by touching the nerves?
What?
An allopathy doctor won't understand.
Don't shift the blame onto us.
Then why did you ask me?
Please, sir. Don't make him angry.
I'm not short tempered.
Unless someone makes fun of Ayurveda.
Can I ask you something? - Sure.
Do you know how many nerves there are in our nervous system?
What?
How many? - Tell us.
44,448 and a half. - Half?
Is there a half nerve? - Yes.
It's right here, near the abdomen.
Why are you laughing? - Listen to me.
Either make some baby oil
or some emollients for elder people.
Why are you disturbing us like this?
Hey, I'm an Ayurvedic doctor.. - I'm a doctor as well.
You can't say that. - I can!
I don't like to talk with allopathy doctors. - Don't mock me!
I was talking about Ayurveda. - Madhavankutty!
Why are you fighting with him always? - I was just kidding.
I too was kidding. - Doctor, have something.
Please, Doctor - I will have it. It's okay.
I will be quiet.
Still, that 44,448 and a half nerves!
Mr. Balan! We will never get along.
I won't eat. Is this how you treat a guest?
This is like humiliating me. - Sit down.
Please sit. - Sit down.
Have it. - Have it.
Still, that half nerve!
Just let me make a living. - Okay, carry on.
The parcel that you sent has been returned.
Returned? - It was sent to Revathi Menon.
The addressee rejected it.
It got here on the right day.
Good. Very well.
This is what you call destiny.
Indu.
Wait. It's my daughter's birthday.
Please have some sweets. - Sure! - Mr. Ayyappan Pillai. - Oh!
Come.
Keep this with the other ones.
Let the count increase.
Why are you worrying, Uncle?
We are here to accept anything that you give us.
Even if it's a slap from you.
Am I right, Doctor? - Yes.
Why do you strain yourself to tell a joke?
She is not sending back my presents for the first time.
I can stand it.
It may be because of having too much rice.
I'm not feeling well.
Let me get some rest.
His earnings in the last 16 years! Right?
Poor guy!
He still hopes that she will accept his present someday.
What can we do if she doesn't love him anymore?
He must be sad when all his presents are returned, right?
Sure. Especially, today.
He already had two heart attacks this year.
He is not sure whether he will be alive for her next birthday.
Why can't she realise his pain?
Those matters happened when she was a little kid.
There is no use thinking about it.
It's just fate.
I'm leaving. Patients must be waiting.
Tell Uncle Balan that I'm leaving.
I forgot something!
The mango chutney was superb!
I know who made it. Bye.
What are you thinking about? - Nothing.
I was just.. - Don't take it seriously.
You should not worry.
I knew that she would send it back.
It might be a joke for everyone else.
Enduring sorrows has become a habit for me, Indu.
The coffee will get cold.
What is it, Mr. Balan? - Nothing. I feel exhausted.
I will call the doctor. - There's no need.
Let me lie down for a while. - Devootty!
What?
I got frightened when Indu called me.
It's nothing. He is fine.
Check once more. He has trouble breathing.
What trouble?
He doesn't get any proper exercise.
It must be acidity.
He has no other illness. He is perfectly all right.
Instead of beating yourself up
why don't you take a stroll?
You will become fresh when you get some air.
Mr. Balan..
I won't hide anything from you.
He doesn't have the strength to stand any more shocks.
I doubt whether it's getting worse.
His condition is very bad.
Should we hospitalise him? - I had the same thought.
Let's not do that.
That will affect him mentally.
Make sure that he isn't under any kind of stress.
He might not be able to survive another heart attack.
Indu, you should always stay beside him.
Why don't we try writing a letter to Revathi?
Who will write it?
Even if we write one..
Why don't we try writing her a letter
with the details of her father's illness
and his wish to meet her?
Yes.
Well..
As it is her father's last wish
she should have a change of heart. She should come.
It would be great if we could bring her here.
That would be a great relief to Uncle Balan.
Why don't we try that idea?
Great! That's a good suggestion.
You expect her to have a change of heart
as it is her father's dying wish. - Uncle Balan, what I meant..
You may not know how to write a letter.
You can't be blamed.
Anything other than medical jargons will be a bit tough for you.
Indu, even you won't fare much better.
Do one thing.
There is a cupboard in my bedroom.
In the drawer on the right side, there are a few letters.
Those are the letters I have been sending her
ever since she learned to read.
Any of those unopened letters
will give you an idea
about the emotions
I had poured into those papers.
You can build on that.
You can try that.
Mr. Balan, are you asleep?
Do Madhavankutty and you
really believe that Revathi will come back?
Maybe, the news of your illness..
No!
Never!
She never wanted to meet me all these years.
No!
No, she won't come back.
Our efforts will be in vain.
Even though I didn't have much expectations
your excitement
gave me hopes.
I want it to be true
at least in a dream.
When we have nothing of our own
we should at least have such wishes to keep us company.
Isn't that so, Indu?
You may go back to sleep.
I will be tossing and turning all night.
We can try to console him with our words.
Revathi's presence is the only thing that can help him right now.
But she won't come.
Her mother has been feeding her with hatred
towards her father.
Even after her death
the family members have been doing no better.
Such hatred can't easily be cured.
It is impossible.
Isn't Revathi staying at a boarding?
Yes.
Christian College, right?
A nun must be in charge of the hostel.
Shall we try writing to her?
As the doctor treating Mr. Balan
you can write to her
about his health and his longing.
You are right, Indu.
There's an element of chance in it.
At least, the letter won't be returned unopened.
The sister might be able
to influence her much more than us.
We will try.
Please don't compel me to visit him
no matter who writes the letter.
Revathi, I wouldn't have compelled you in any other circumstance.
But your father is critically ill.
According to the doctor, he is on the brink of death.
This is a man's last wish.
He just wants to spend a few days with his own daughter.
Please don't ignore that request.
You must go.
I never had a father-daughter relationship with him.
I never had such an emotion towards him.
In such circumstances, more than our emotions
we should consider emotions and wishes of the ill.
My late mother is important to me than the critically ill father.
As far as I can remember, I have been living with my mother.
Her memories keep me going. - It might be true.
But your father's doctor
has written you a moving letter.
So, you should at least pretend to love him.
Sorry, Sister.
Your words will be of no use.
I have a lot to study. Let me go back to my room.
Oh, Susanna, you are too much.
You never waste a second.
I will never be able to do that.
Stop, will you?
We will chit-chat for a while.
All right.
Revathi, will you listen to my advice?
What is it about?
I need your word first.
How can I ignore your advice?
Promise?
Promise.
You should spend a few days with your father.
I knew that this would hurt you.
But you have already promised.
Anything except this.
What if this is the only thing I need?
Sorry, I won't do it.
How can you be so cruel?
You'll never know the pain my mother went through.
Until her death, she hated him like sin.
But you'll never understand.
Maybe, it's true.
But you are ignoring something.
You might have lost your mother.
But your father is still alive.
To caress your hair.
To wait for your arrival.
To answer your calls.
You are really lucky to have someone like that in your life.
The absence of one will help you appreciate it better.
I don't know which one of my parents left me at a monastery
when I was just five days old.
These nuns were the ones who raised me.
Instead of lullabies, chants used to calm me down.
So, I know how lucky you are to have both the parents.
Please don't abandon it.
You need to meet your father.
If you get to take care of that man
at least for a moment
consider it your luck.
I am not in the mood to argue with you.
You are my dearest friend.
Almost like a sister.
I am supposed to listen to your advice no matter what.
I am sorry. I just cannot.
I can't even think of that.
Don't get angry at me.
In this matter, I want you to leave me alone.
Please, Susanna.
This isn't something you force upon others.
After all, it's your decision.
But I still believe
that you'll rethink, Revathi.
I don't know whether I'll be there to witness it.
At least, that's what I want to believe.
The very next day, Susanna was waiting for me
in front of the office room
Why are you here so early, Susanna?
It's nothing.
On my way back from the prayers, I felt like meeting you.
Something is troubling you.
Please come inside.
Sit down.
Didn't you sleep last night, Susanna?
No.
I heard about Revathi's father's illness
and that she refused to see him even after you forced her.
I tried to convince her
yesterday night.
But she was adamant.
She won't get it now.
Her sick father might be wanting
to see his little daughter.
I felt really sad
when she refused to meet him.
I cried a lot
after she slept.
I couldn't sleep.
I went to church this morning.
I prayed to Mother Mary.
Then I felt like meeting you.
Sister.
Can I tell you something? - Yes.
I thought of it while praying to Mother Mary.
If I am wrong.. - Tell me, dear.
The last time he met her, she was just three years old.
He doesn't know how she looks.
He will be very happy
if he is able to meet his daughter
before his demise.
Can I go to Revathi's father
and meet him
as Revathi? - Susanna!
Two days or a week.
That's all it will take.
What are you saying?
I shouldn't say this. I know that it is wrong.
But
my heart says that it is the right thing to do
for the happiness of a dying father.
No. I can't let you do it.
Got to your room, Susanna.
Do what I said.
Susanna.
What are you waiting for?
Sister.
Nobody has ever addressed me as daughter.
I never could address anyone as father.
As I am an orphan
I wished to live
Revathi's life.
What can I tell you, dear?
The vacation is about to start.
Everyone has a family waiting for them.
Except for me.
I will do all my chores after I come back.
Expect the two of us, no one will know.
According to others, this might be wrong.
But before Lord's eyes
this is never a sin.
I will let you do it.
I wrote a letter to the doctor
saying that she'd visit them during the vacation.
When he got the letter
Uncle Balan forgot his illness and got very excited.
She is coming to visit me when she heard about my illness.
How can't she? After all, she is my daughter.
See, Indu!
Didn't I tell you that he'd ignore us once he got what he needed?
Now he doesn't care about any of us.
Let me tell you what.
Don't get too excited.
You will get sick.
Shut up!
My daughter is coming back to me.
I am not sick anymore.
Balan Menon refuses to be sick hereafter.
Look who is talking!
He thinks that he can refuse to be sick.
Illness doesn't need your permission to attack.
If you get overexcited, I will sedate you before her arrival.
Well, try me. I will show you who I am!
I will come to the bus stand to pick her.
No. Stay here.
She will come here to meet you.
Ayyappan Pillai. - Yes? - What are you waiting for!
We should decorate this house to welcome her. - We should.
Shouldn't we get ready too?
"Little one, my dear one. - Dear one."
"My naughty little angel. - Little angel."
"Her laughter echoes everywhere."
"My little doll captures every heart. - Little doll."
"Little one, my dear one. - Dear one."
"My naughty little angel. - Little angel."
"Her laughter echoes everywhere."
"My little doll captures every heart. - Little doll."
"Here comes"
"the boat decorated just for my princess."
"Clapping her tiny hands"
"here comes my dear one."
"Clapping her tiny hands"
"here comes my dear one."
"Come to me, the piece of my heart."
"And tell me your tales, my little one. - Little one."
"Little one, my dear one. - Dear one."
"My naughty little angel. - Little angel."
"Her laughter echoes everywhere."
"My little doll captures every heart."
"The little bird"
"has returned home to its eagerly waiting family."
"The heart longs to fly high."
"The thirst for adventure gushes through the veins."
"The heart longs to fly high."
"The thirst for adventure gushes through the veins."
"Come, sweet little bird."
"My naughty little angel. - Little angel."
"Little one, my dear one. - Dear one."
"My naughty little angel. - Little angel."
"Her laughter echoes everywhere."
"My little doll captures every heart. - Little doll."
Are you Revathi? - Yes.
I am Dr. Madhavankutty.
Sr. Flora might have told you about me. - Yes.
Come on.
Uncle Balan is eagerly waiting to meet you.
That's how I call your father, Revathi.
We are distant relatives.
My mother was your father's distant relative.
My parents died.
I have only Uncle Balan as a relative.
It was Uncle Balan who took care of my education.
You didn't like coming here, did you?
Sister Flora might've forced you.
I knew that you would come
once you saw my letter.
Do you remember your father, Revathi?
No.
You will regret ignoring him
once you get to know him well.
Take it from me.
You are going to feel sorry for the years you have missed.
Isn't it the horn of a car? - It's the sound of a boat.
Don't get anxious.
The doctor went to bring Revathi. They'll be here any minute now.
Right!
Yes.
Indu! Devootty!
My daughter has come. Revathi has come.
Daughter, please call me dad.
Dad!
Daughter! My dear.
What are you staring at?
Did you offer her something to drink?
What should I offer her? - How about coffee?
Is that okay, Revathi?
Oh, Goddess! She said that she would have coffee.
She has changed a lot.
Why are you talking to yourself, Devootty?
She never had malted drinks. Let alone tea or coffee.
Back then, she preferred milk.
Now she prefers coffee.
She changed because of the life at convent schools and hostels.
And Revathi is not a kid anymore. - Yes. She grew up.
Devootty, I have doubt. - What?
You remember everything about Revathi's childhood.
Were you here during that time? - Yes, of course.
You might think that I am really old.
I am not that old. I was a young kid at that time.
I was elder to Revathi just by a few years.
Still, I remember everything.
Okay. Give it to me. I'll take this to her.
If I ever have a slip of the tongue
she will start guessing my age.
Why are they trying to make me an old woman?
"So, it's me. They are talking about me."
Revathi.
You might be feeling uncomfortable. Don't worry.
You were born here.
You may not be able to remember as you weren't here
for 16 years.
Have this coffee.
Did you recognise me?
I am Indu. You can call me sister.
My father was a manager here.
It was your father who educated me.
By the time I completed my nursing degree
Mr. Balan had his first heart attack.
My father asked me not to join a hospital.
He said that nursing Mr. Balan is a virtuous act.
I thought he was right.
You still look nervous, Revathi.
This is your own house, and we all are here for you.
You might be sad as you're meeting your father after a long time.
Aren't you staying at a hostel? - Yes.
I too stayed in one during my college days.
As I was from a village
I had trouble adapting to it.
But you are used to that, aren't you?
I was expecting a talkative modern girl
as you were from the city.
But you are not like that.
You didn't say a word even after I talked to you a lot.
Revathi. Daughter.
What happened to you? Your father is calling you.
Hey!
Do you remember Ammu, Daughter?
Ammu.. - Yes.
Do you want to see Ammu?
Here.
All these years, I kept Ammu safe.
Now you should take care of her.
You used to keep this doll always with you.
Not just that. You wanted to hug Ammu while sleeping.
You and I used to take care of Ammu every day.
I used to send you dolls on every birthday of yours.
As you never opened those, you might not have seen them.
These are the gifts that you sent back to me.
Sorry.
You shouldn't apologise to me. I will slap you.
You used to sleep in this cradle.
Your mother slept only after putting you to sleep.
I used to take you near the window when you woke up startled.
Then I would lull you to sleep.
You used to spoil my sleep, naughty girl.
I don't remember anything.
Nobody let me remind you all this.
Dad, please don't be angry at me.
Never! I am glad that you came back.
'Arogyavardhini Pharmacy. Doctor Rarichan Nair.'
Ma'am, can I ask something? - Please don't.
Is she crazy? - Get lost, loony.
Is this a clinic?
No.
No, it's a toddy shop.
What do you want?
How can I go to Balan Menon's house?
You can walk or take any other means of transportation.
I want to go there. - Okay.
There are lots of people in this village with that name.
You will find one in this route. - Okay.
Excuse me. Come here. You'll find one in this route too.
In this way.. No! There's another one here.
Which Balan Menon do you mean?
He had two heart attacks. - Really?
Did he have arthritis? - I don't know.
Yes, he had. I used to treat him for that.
Was that the reason for his heart attack?
Yes! N-No. You better ask him that.
Who are you?
I am.. - You are?
What's wrong with you?
I mean.. I will keep it here.
Not there. Keep it in your hands. - Okay.
I have an elder uncle. - Okay.
His brother has a son. - Sure.
His brother could have a son.
Okay.. - They have..
Okay. You are the nephew of that child.
Yes.. - That means, son. - That's right.
You are too close, it seems!
What is wrong with you? Go this way.
And then go this way.
Stop kidding around. - I was being serious.
He is crazy.
Mr. Balan. - What!
Didn't you recognise me? - No.
Think harder. You understood now.
I heard that you survived two heart attacks. - Me?
Yes. - Ayyappan Pillai. - Yes?
Ayyappan Pillai?
You haven't changed, Mr. Balan.
You look the same. - I didn't recognise you.
How will you recognise me? We haven't seen in a long time.
We were really close.
I still remember
you teaching me how to swim in Mr. Kuttan's pond
and carrying me on your shoulders to Mr. Shekaran's house.
I remember everything like it was yesterday.
I want to oil up and take a shower. - Okay.
It's a habit of mine. All of my joints hurt.
I want hot water. Isn't there anyone inside?
Yes. Devootty. - Devootty.
Who is that guy? - Even I am confused.
He knows my close relatives.
But who is he? - Why did you let him inside?
I.. - No, Ayyappan Pillai. My daughter came back today.
I won't send back any guest today.
"Hey, Radha.."
"Don't betray me.."
"Hey.." - Devootty. - Who are you?
Have you forgotten me? - I haven't seen you before.
What are you talking about?
I still remember you carrying me to the temple festival.
How old are you? - I'm 40 years old.
I'm about to be 26 years old. - What!
Maybe, it would've been me who carried you.
What do you want?
I.. - Do you want a bicycle? - What!
My joints hurt really bad. I need some hot water to take a shower.
There is boiling water on the stove. - Is that needed, Devootty?
Hey, please wait.
Where are you going? - I'm going in. What is it?
Who are you? - Who are you?
I'll tell you. He has suffered two heart attacks.
If you need to tell him something, tell me and I'll pass the message.
The doctor has told him not to talk too much. - Shouldn't talk much.
I'm the doctor who asked him not to talk too much.
Madhavankutty. Got it?
Revathi, I spent one and a half hours selecting this.
I'm not sure if it'll fit. Pardon me if that is so.
Why do I need all this? - So that you can wear them.
You were in the hostel. I know, you won't have many clothes.
I had asked Madhavankutty to buy you some clothes from the town.
Look what he made me do. I'm a practising doctor.
Wear one of these. Let me see.
Go.
When I was buying clothes for her from the ladies store
a medical representative I know shook my hand
and congratulated me. - For what?
He thought that I got married. - Shut up!
Sister Indu. - She is calling you.
You sent the wrong person to select the clothes. Come here.
Look at this. One more person can fit inside this.
Doctor..
Some are too small. I shouldn't complain
because when you take the average size of all clothes, they fit.
Wait, please. - Yes?
Don't get angry at me. - No.
I.. - What is it?
My joints ache badly. - Is there a spade here?
What? - Do you have farming tools? - There are a lot.
Pick one of those and use it daily for four hours.
You'll get some exercise.
Oh, God!
Here is some milk. - Oh, no! I don't want it.
Everyone here drinks a glass of milk after dinner.
I don't want it, Sister Indu. I'm not used to it.
What? What did you say?
You wouldn't drink anything other than milk when you were young.
You've picked up a lot of bad habits from the hostel.
Here. Drink this. Let me see what happens. Drink up.
She only listens to her father.
That's how loving children are. Isn't that right, dear?
You must be tired from the journey. Don't waste time. Go to sleep.
Indu, get her a blanket. - I have it.
Don't use that. Bring her a blanket. - Okay.
You can go to bed.
You should wake up early. - Okay.
I've decided to do a ceremony for you at the temple tomorrow.
Go to sleep.
Don't keep these windows open.
The winds here gets cold at night.
You could get sick easily. Devootty!
Be at her doorstep. She might need something. - Okay.
"My little child, my dear child.."
This is some water with cumin in it. Can I keep it here? - Yes.
I'll be at your doorstep if you need anything.
I'll come running if you need anything. Bye. - Okay.
"May you sleep properly today.."
Take this. You can go to bed if you're sleepy.
What about you? - I sleep after midnight.
I need to give Mr. Balan his medicines for the night. Bye.
Goodnight. - Goodnight.
Revathi. - Let's go, Mr. Balan.
Where to? - To the temple.
I'm going. - Alone? - No, with my daughter.
That's what I said. - What?
A lot of people said that she wouldn't come back.
We have to take her out and let people see for themselves.
Yes. - Let everyone see us. - You are right.
But you shouldn't come with us. - Yes.
Why is that? - No matter where we go
it's not right if the whole family goes.
There should be someone at home. - Yes. I am an idiot.
Yes. - Let's do that.
Go to the temple and finish everything. Take your time. - Okay.
I'll take care of everything here. - Okay. Dear!
Revathi. - Aren't you ready yet?
Sorry.
Come, Revathi. - Come.
You should pray for me. - Come, Revathi.
If you get the offering.. No. You can go. - Come, Revathi.
Didn't I tell you
that God will answer your prayers, Menon? - Yes.
I want you to do a special veneration today. - Okay.
Your father had always been praying for your return.
Pray well that you don't get separated again.
Oh, Lord!
'Holy Mary, full of grace.'
'Blessed art thou among women. The Lord is with thee.'
Here. - Yes.
Keep this with you.
We can give it to Indu and Ayyappan Pillai.
Come on.
Is it possible to visit temples during your hostel life?
Occasionally.
We have an offering. - Tell me the person's name.
Her name is Revathi. The star is the same.
Okay. - Here.
It must be because of your life in the monastery.
There's nothing wrong.
All places of worship are abodes of the Almighty.
Oh, Lord!
Come on.
Excuse me! - Yes?
Since the election is being postponed..
Good evening, Doctor. - Good evening.
I had been thinking of visiting you for quite some time.
But I could come only today.
One should not wait to consult the doctors.
You should come whenever it is needed.
Overweight can be a problem. - It doesn't seem so.
It can be. - Okay, we'll try reducing it.
How old are you? - But why?
You better say that you are 27. Because I have told them so.
Dr. Madhavankutty, M.D.
Fair, 27 years old and a bit overweight.
Hey, what are you up to?
I am Kalyan Kumar.
From computerised Universal Marriage Alliance Bureau.
I see. You're a marriage broker, right?
Please don't call me a marriage broker.
It sounds cheap. I wish to be called a marriage assembler.
I am an educated young man. I've passed tenth grade. - Okay.
I chose this profession myself. - Okay.
People say, 'Political power grows..' - Be gentle
'...out of the barrel of a gun. Similarly, I say
that marriages should happen through computers alone. - Okay.
We feed the details of youngsters into the computer.
The computer will find the suitable match. - Very good.
I have got an apt proposal for you, Doctor.
I thought I'd let you know. - Who is it?
Anitha Kumari. She is a nurse in Kuwait. - Okay.
But she is known as a doctor to the public.
She has got about 17 years of experience.
Then she would be at least 35 years old.
She is a bit aged. But the computer will handle it.
If you are willing to marry her, you can secure a job in the Gulf.
Shall we proceed? - No need.
I am already engaged.
Really? - Yes, almost.
Doctor, I have a small problem. - Yes, tell me.
Can I have Rs. 10? - What?
Just as a token of gratitude and as a loan to buy a computer.
I hope you can understand my hardships and troubles.
Dear, shall I guess what you are searching for? - Yes.
The old jasmine plant, isn't it?
We uprooted it long back, dear.
Come with me.
Do you remember this spot?
This was where you hid the golden button of your dad's shirt.
When your father chased to beat you in rage
both of us hid on the rooftop. Don't you remember?
Yes, I am able to recollect. - You better.
Because I still remember. - Good evening.
Who are you?
Attractive features, good height and perfect shape.
Hey, who are you? - What a nuisance!
How old are you? - 63. - What? - Yes.
Who are you? - I am Kalyan Kumar.
I am a marriage assembler.
I can bring a charming prince for you
with the help of technology.
Oh, so you are a broker!
Inform your dad that Kalyan is here? Please!
Do not call me a broker. - Why?
You can call me a marriage assembler.
Because, I don't follow the old ways of marriage brokers.
It is done completely through an electronic system. Look.
Electronic system? - You can't believe, can you?
I chose my profession after doing a detailed study
about this.
None of the marriages that take place through a computer
will ever result in separation.
Because, the computer uses a psychological approach.
If the boy or the girl suffers from schizophrenia, somnambulism
acute melancholia or hydrophobia
the computer attempts to find a suitable
person with the same disorders.
The marriage will be perfect.
The computer never fails in finding a perfect match.
This method is successfully being followed in other countries.
But the divorce rates are more in other countries. Why?
That.. That might be due to some hardware issues. - Oh!
After all, they're just machines. - Right. - We cannot rely on it.
Anyway, let us not hurry. She has just arrived.
We can think about it leisurely. - Sure.
But do not ruin your status by approaching
marriage brokers.
I will keep dropping by to collect the data.
I need to feed the details into the computer.
My goal is to provide
a successful marriage life to youngsters.
Isn't my goal noble, sir? - Of course.
That is enough, sir. I am honoured.
Such a cheap fellow!
She has just stepped into the house
and the marriage discussions have gone this far.
What is all this?
Isn't this a matter of happiness for a father?
"Come on, friend! Watch out."
"Come on, friend.."
"Come on, friend! Watch out."
Hi! - Huh? - Wow! Attractive features.
Good height and perfect shape.
How did I miss to notice you?
What is your name?
Tell me. - Devootty.
How old are you? - I am not as old as I look.
You look very young. But still..
Almost twenty-six. - Twenty-four is enough.
It is always better to lie about your age.
I have got a suitable match for you.
A young man who is just 27 years old.
Are you a marriage broker?
Do not call me a broker.
Call me a marriage assembler. Okay?
Twenty-four. Four-twenty!
Hey, 420 is my number!
I am your suitable match.
I am not so worthless to marry a broker!
"No worries.." - Don't call me a broker!
I am a marriage assembler!
Oh, God! I am tired of this!
Such a disgrace! Oh!
'See the mountains kiss high heaven'
'and the waves clasp one another.'
'No sister-flower would be forgiven'
'if it disdained its brother.'
'And the sunlight clasps the earth'
'and the moonbeams kiss the sea.'
'What is all these sweet work worth'
'if thou kiss not me?'
'See the mountains kiss high heaven..' - A..
'...and the waves clasp one another.' - B..
C, D.. - 'No sister-flower would be forgiven'
'if it disdained its brother.' - E, F..
'And the sunlight clasps the earth..' - G..
H.. - '...and the moonbeams kiss the sea.'
I, J.. - 'What is all these sweet work worth'
'if thou kiss not me?' - K.
'The fountains mingle with the river'
'and the rivers with the ocean.'
'The winds of heaven mix forever with a sweet emotion.'
'Nothing in the world..'
Don't stop. I came here to watch you study.
You can continue.
Read it out, dear.
I had dreamt of making you sit on my lap
and teaching you the very first words.
I wanted to see my daughter say the alphabets
and roam around the house. I had no such luck.
I want to hear you read out the lessons at least now.
Read it out.
'The fountains mingle with the river'
'and the rivers with the ocean.'
'The winds of heaven mix forever with a sweet emotion.'
'Nothing in the world is single. All things by a law divine.'
'In one spirit meet and mingle. Why not I with thine?'
'See the mountains kiss high heaven.'
'And the waves clasp one another.'
'No sister-flower would be forgiven if it disdained its brother.'
Who is she, Daughter? Is she your friend? - Y-Yes.
She looks smart. What is her name?
Name..
Susanna. - Is she your hostel mate? - Yes.
Where is she from? - She..
She.. She is homeless.
Doesn't she have a home? - No.
She's an orphan.
Revathi. - Yes? - Is she good at studies? - Yes.
Then tell her that she is not an orphan.
Tell her that I will help her like a father.
God gave me more than enough money.
I've educated a lot of people.
I'll let her study as much as she wants.
Don't waste time. Continue studying.
Oh, God. My legs!
Hey, Doctor.
Why do I smell Ayurvedic oil?
Did you expect me to smell like kerosene?
Funny guy. Come here. - What? - Come here.
Will a knight's armour
suit a farmer?
What is the use in you using the oil
that I prepared specifically for Mr. Balan Menon?
Did you get me? What a shame!
What's wrong with you?
I can't do.. - Don't act too much.
Well.. - Where is it aching?
I've pain in both of my joints.
Which one? Right or left?
Both. - Show me your right joint.
That's a doll. Touch here.
Both of it looks the same. That's why.
Oh, God! - Are you trying to scare me?
Why did you squeeze it? - What?
Oh, God! I'm tired.
Doctor..
It has no cure.. - Oh, God!
...in allopathy. There is cure in Ayurveda.
Please tell me that.
Here.. - What? - Do you get good eggs here?
Yes. There are a lot of eggs.
Don't have it. - What? - Don't have it.
What about potatoes? - I won't have it. - Have it.
We have stored a lot in the kitchen.
Not from the kitchen. Buy it from a shop.
Buy it and peel off the skin.
Slice it into two. Remove a small piece from its centre. - Yes.
Do you have mustard seeds? - Yes, in the kitchen.
You need to buy it from a store. - Okay.
Fill some in the hole. - Yes - Then close it. - Yes.
Close it and.. Do you get banana-threads here?
We've a lot of plantains. We'll get it.
You need to buy it from a shop.
Buy it and tie it.
Do you have coconut oil? - You need not ask.
Of course, we have it.
But you need to buy it from a shop.
Should I buy.. - From a store. That's it..
Place a vessel above the fireplace.
Heat it and pour some coconut oil.
When it boils, put the potato in it. - Yes..
Oh, God! - When it is fried..
When it is fried.. - When it is fried..
When it is done, do nothing. - What? - Do nothing.
Take it out using a spatula. - Okay. - Not with your hand.
Okay.. - Then allow it to cool down. - Yes..
When it cools down.. - Eat it.. - Do nothing.
Take it and bury it in the ground.
Bury it in soil? - Yes, that's it.
Bury it here itself.
Even if you take medicine
your irritations
won't be cured. What are you going to do? I don't understand.
Are you looking for a fight?
"The bird that kept the flower came to me."
"We met at the farm."
I was trying to ask you something since you came here.
Where is your mom's sister, Omana?
S-she's n-now in.. - Wasn't she in Koyilandy?
Yes, she is still in Koyilandy. - Oh.
She loved me so much.
She used to give me money whenever she visited here.
I was a kid back then. - I see.
How many kids does she have?
She has..
She doesn't have kids, Devootty. - What do you mean?
She had two daughters back then.
Yes, they are there.
I mean, she doesn't have more kids. - Yes.
Didn't your grandpa.. - Let me take a bath.
Do you need hot water? - No.
Why don't you bathe in the river then?
We've a place for ourselves. - No, I'll use the bathroom.
I won't feel clean if I bath in a closed room.
I have to swim and enjoy the bath.
There is just one issue.
Some guys will sneak up on
beautiful ladies like us.
"How come you're so beautiful?"
Sit down.
These are all your pictures. Look.
This was taken when you were six months old.
This was taken when you were a year old.
Hey, look at this one.
You cried when your mom scolded you for not drinking milk.
I took this picture to console you.
I have all your pictures until you turned three.
I used to look at it whenever I felt like meeting you.
That's how I survived the last 16 years.
What was the reason behind your fight?
Yeshodha must've told you all my faults.
No! You were a kid when she died.
You were not mature enough to understand those stories.
She never wanted to marry me.
Some people pressured her into that marriage.
Our life together always troubled her.
There may be faults on my side too.
Back then, I was not as mature as I am now.
It all started with a petty fight.
She had some doubts on me.
Then the reasons became grave.
Once we started moving apart, we even forgot those reasons.
You were my only source of relief.
As she knew that
she took you from me when you were three.
But I never knew that it was a stern decision.
Your grandpa and uncles had the duty of bringing us together.
They tried to part us further.
No one cared about right or wrong.
A year after leaving me
your mother died of typhoid.
Leaving my ego behind, I went to see her on her death bed.
But
your grandpa didn't let me see her.
While coming out of that house with the head stooped in shame
I heard my daughter's cries somewhere in that house.
After that, I became a heart patient.
Keeping you away from me
was the biggest punishment I got.
I don't know in whose favour
the scale will tip if we weighed our sins against each other.
The loss was mine.
Just mine.
By denying me even a glimpse of my daughter
by returning all my letters of longing
I was given the ultimate punishment.
Please forgive Revathi. - I already did.
The moment you came back, my worries disappeared.
Come.
I have been noticing the melodrama for quite some time.
Have you finished cherishing your old memories?
I'm saying this for Revathi's information.
It's strictly prohibited to share your worries
in this compound until further notice.
Okay.
I brought you here pleading with the sisters
so that he would be happy.
Instead of making him happy, you are giving him more worries.
But we didn't get worried. Isn't that right, dear?
I had bought you some clothes
even though the sizes were not exact.
But she is still in her old dress. - That is correct.
Why aren't you using those?
Indu told me that you got them altered.
There are two possible reasons.
One, you may not have liked them.
Or else, you have inherited some characters of the nuns
by living with them for too long.
You're reading too much into it.
I will wear it the next time. - Let me be struck by lightning!
Why? - She talked for the first time since she came here.
Okay. - Is Indu in there?
I need to check your prescriptions. It's time to revise your dosage.
You two can stroll along the banks of the lake.
I will leave you alone.
Good morning, miss. - Hey!
Staring off at the horizon at this age is considered a sickness.
I don't need any medicine for that.
That up to the doctor. What was on your mind?
Nothing. - Were you thinking about me?
Come on, give me some credit.
Mr. Balan may come. - Don't worry about him.
He is preoccupied with his daughter.
Revathi is here to look after Uncle Balan.
What's the need of a nurse?
That too is up to the doctor, right?
The doctor has decided that there is no need for a nurse here.
I need a nurse at the clinic to help me with the rush.
Maybe after some time. - Don't act too demanding.
There are many applications coming in.
Kalyan Kumar, the marriage assembler, is ready
to give me any type of nurse I prefer.
When it's time, I will apply through the proper channel. Okay?
Do you know who owns this land? - Who owns it?
You. - Me? - Yes.
I was about to give it to the government.
Now I have dropped that plan. When you were young
I used to come here with you and your mother.
Don't you remember a photo in which you're wearing a leaf cap?
It was taken here.
Come.
I will build you a minimalist house here.
After marriage, you can live here often.
You should have a hanging bed in that house. You know why?
Why? - Well..
So that your child can be rocked to sleep.
You should have all the facilities that I didn't get to have.
Even though you lived with your mother for a while
you are my daughter.
You will understand my words.
I want to tell you the truth. - What is it?
Tell me.
I will tell you what you were about to say.
You are sorry that you didn't come to meet your father all this time.
You can't hide anything from me.
I can sense what you feel.
Come, I will get you some tender coconuts.
What is it, Daughter?
Dad, don't feel bad.
I need to go back tomorrow.
I came here lying to the sister that I was going
to my friend's house.
Sister will get into trouble if I don't go back now.
Please don't object. I have to go back.
You may go.
Even if you wish to stay with your father
you have to go.
I know that you only have a few days left.
I forgot all those conditions in your presence.
Do come back to me whenever you get time.
If something happens to me before that..
Please don't cry.
Did I stop you from leaving?
I'm sad because I wanted to spend some more time with you.
Go to sleep.
Dad.
I'm not leaving tomorrow.
"Like a hornbill"
"waiting for rain"
"I kept waiting for you"
"with the memories we shared"
"and with the billion dreams I had about you."
"Like a hornbill"
"waiting for rain"
"I kept waiting for you"
"with the memories we shared"
"and with the billion dreams I had about you."
"Was it the sigh I let out"
"or the tears I shed?"
"Was it the sigh I let out"
or the tears I shed?"
"I won't have sorrows"
"as long as you are with me."
"Time passes by so fast"
"when you are with me."
"Even my silence is euphoric now."
"Like a hornbill"
"waiting for rain"
"I kept waiting for you"
"with the memories we shared"
"and with the billion dreams I had about you."
"At this point of time"
"we travel continuously for days and nights."
"At this point of time"
"we travel continuously for days and nights."
"When I close my eyes"
"I see your face in my mind."
"I feel like the luckiest man on the planet."
"I want to be with you"
"and take care of you till eternity."
"Like a hornbill"
"waiting for rain"
"I kept waiting for you"
"with the memories we shared"
"and with the billion dreams I had about you."
"With the billion dreams I had about you.."
It's good that Revathi is here, right, Indu? - Of course.
Mr. Balan has changed a lot.
I'm glad that I could do at least this for Uncle Balan.
I'm really grateful to him.
How else would an orphan like me, who had no one to help
manage to earn a doctor's degree?
What if he hadn't helped you?
If he hadn't, I would have ended up
becoming a lowlife.
I am obliged to Uncle Balan for everything I have.
Even for you.
Hello? Just a minute.
It is Sister Flora.
Hello, good evening. This is Dr. Madhavankutty.
No, Revathi is outside with her father.
There is drastic change in Revathi's father.
I must say, a tremendous improvement.
Oh, please don't hurry. Give us some more time.
Just one more week.
Why not? Revathi will be there when you come back from the retreat.
Promise. Okay, Sister. Thank you. Thank you very much.
That was Revathi's hostel warden.
Her holidays have been extended for another week.
Come in.
What's happening here? - As in?
At first, both of you were only interested in sharing sorrows.
By mistake, I happened to say
that Revathi is here to cheer you up.
Oh. - You took the advice rather seriously.
Please keep in mind that he is a heart patient.
I am completely fine, Doctor.
Try punching my heart. - I will.
Of course, go ahead. You'll end up hurting yourself.
Revathi, Sister Flora had contacted us from the convent.
What did she say?
Seems like you are afraid of her.
Even her name makes you anxious.
Don't worry, she just wanted to know if you're doing well.
So, I used the opportunity to extend your stay here.
You can stay here for one more week.
Sister will be out for a retreat.
I promised to return you by the time she comes back. She agreed.
That's great.
She doesn't seem convinced.
That isn't true. - Oh, thank you.
It is pointless begging others not to address you as a broker.
Your family is known for it.
Wasn't your father a broker? - Yes.
So was your grandfather. - Yes.
Wasn't your grandma a broker as well? - Yes.
And.. Aren't they?
But all of them used outdated ways for doing this job.
I have come up with a scientific approach.
So, that means it is related to allopathy.
No, it is related to computer.
So it is related to Ayurveda!
How are you going to make a profit out of this?
Is this business giving you any profit?
I hope that it'll turn out to be profitable.
That's the same here. - I see.
If my computer system turns out to be a success in Kerala
mechanical power will replace human power.
Human power will be replaced by mechanical power.
Yes.
Did you understand, Doctor? - Yes.
And what did you understand? - Well, everything.
Hey. - Yes?
I'll come to your home to meet your grandfather
who is a patient of mine.
You aren't welcome. - Why?
He is dead. - Oh, no!
'Dear Sister..'
'Oh, no! She won't be there.'
'Dear Revathi..'
Sister, I have a letter to post. - You may give it to me.
I'll post it on the way to the medical shop. - Okay.
'But I have addressed it to Revathi. If she notices it..'
Where is the letter? - I haven't written it yet.
How can you post an unwritten letter?
'Ms. Revathi Menon.'
'Care of M. Achuthan Nair.'
What is this? Will anyone send a letter to oneself?
I.. I-I did it to fool grandpa.
This is a hobby of mine.
Grandpa will think that I've a lot of friends.
I see. What all will you do
to fool me? - Will I ever do that?
If you fool me..
"The wedding feast"
"with all the delicious dishes"
"This grand feast will be enough for us."
"The wedding feast.."
Devootty, bring me some water.
I'm about to die.
"The wedding feast with all the delicious dishes.."
I have a thing for Idlis. A craze. - Yes.
Not just Idli, you're mad about every food item.
Leave it. How many Idlis can you eat in one go?
Are you serious? - Yes. - How many do you have here?
Enough for the family and the maids.
Then bring it here.
I'll finish all of it in one go.
Would you like to place a bet? Come on!
Bet, my foot! This is the height of joblessness!
Hey. - Let go of my hand. I'll..
Did Mr. Balan say anything about partition?
No. What is it?
No, he has had two heart attacks. It's better to be cautious.
We can't predict anything.
It's better to decide who should get what before that.
Like what I should get and what you should get
before he dies. - So, that's what you have in mind!
Hey..
Don't share what I told you with them.
Will she share what I told her with them?
Do you knot your hair at the hostel? - Sometimes.
Will you do it yourself? - No, friends help each other.
But these days, everyone wants to bob their hair.
It's very difficult to maintain one's hair.
Maybe because of that. - "With banana and milk in my hands."
Gosh! She'll force me to drink milk.
"You came to me like a pretty peacock."
"Your sweet words spread peace.."
There you are.
I have kept a glass of milk in your room.
You didn't drink milk yesterday.
I had to throw it out in the morning.
I-I forgot that.
Well, well! So, you drank my milk
and wasted yours, didn't you?
No! Should I drink both the glasses? Answer me.
Don't drink both the glasses. Drink at least one.
Before that, I have got a gift for you.
A gift for me? - Yes. - Give it to me.
You'll like it. - Okay. - But there's a catch.
Close your eyes and cycle your hands without touching Indu's hand.
It's simple. I can do that.
Come here. Stand up. Yes, show me your hands.
Watch me.
One, two, three, four
five, six, seven, eight
nine, ten, eleven, twelve
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, six..
You were making a fool out of me, weren't you?
Hey, go and drink your milk.
See, I drank the milk for both of us. Enough? - Really? - Yes.
"Agony strikes my life, and I'm fed up with this."
"I'm fed up with this.."
Good morning. Are you sleeping?
Hello, sir. - What.. - Hello.
Sit down. - Okay. - I didn't get you.
Computer.. - Are you a computer?
I'm the owner of Computer Universal Marriage Alliance Bureau
Kalyan Kumar. - Sorry, I didn't understand.
Marriage assembler.
I only understood the word 'Marriage'.
Marriage assembler is a person who finds
matching spouses for youngsters
using computer and psychology.
So, you're a broker!
Don't call me a broker. Call me a marriage assembler.
So, Mr. Broker. - Gosh! - Don't leave empty handed.
Forty years of age. - Yes. - Star sign is Scorpio. - No need.
All these are my assets. - What is the date of birth?
Virgo. - I know that you are a virgin. What's the year of birth?
The year when a tornado hit. - What do you mean?
It's okay, I'll find it out. Tornado.. Smallpox..
What? - What?
Huh!
What? - 128!
The computer predicts celibacy. - Which means?
You won't get married. - Never? - Never.
Didn't you come to see Mr. Balan? - Yes.
Tell him what you've to tell him. - Okay.
Don't share what I told you with him. - Okay.
Don't.. - I won't say a thing.
Sit down, Mr. Broker. - Oh, God!
How is Ms. Revathi Menon?
Poor kid. She must be regretting her decision to avoid her father.
It's so for most of us.
Reality will strike only when it is too late.
So, I'm thinking ahead. - What?
I'm wasting my time in the name of the clinic and the patients.
Don't we need a family and kids? - Who objected?
No one objected. But we are procrastinating.
A loner's life is boring.
How can I present this matter amidst all this chaos?
We'll script the lines ourselves.
Create a dramatic situation and present it.
Uncle Balan will be the happiest.
Oh, God..
Gosh!
Hell with your games!
I heard that Devootty asked for me. What's the matter?
I am not Devootty. I am Bhasi Pillai.
I heard that Devootty asked for me.
Has Balan Menon got any disease? - Ask for yourself.
Let me ask you something. Come here.
How's your illness? - It's paining. - Is it? - In my joints.
The pain settles only after becoming too high.
Then it will become too painful again.
It will never subside again. That's the problem with this disease.
Come, let's go. - Why does it come back
after subsiding? - It is cyclic.
It's of no use. Hey.
If you use a special oil.. - Yes.
...you'll have no issues. - Okay.
Oh, God. - Is it corns? - No, it's cans!
Are you kidding me?
Go to hell. Are you ticklish? - No.
Where's Devootty? - There she is. - Oh, I see.
Hey! - What is it, Doctor?
You called me at this busy hour.
And you are asking me why! - Yes.
The last four days have been a mess. - I see! - Oh, God.
What is it? - Loose motion. - Oh!
Hungry these days? - No. - I knew it.
What about thirst? - Thirsty as hell. - Of course.
Hey.. - No, I'll spit there. - Okay.
Aren't you tired? - Of course. - Yes. - Can't even stand up.
She can't even stand. - I'll spit here. Leave.
I'll prescribe two types of concoctions.
Then, salve and oil. - What is salve for?
But.. - Why do you need salve to cure loose motion?
But.. - Yes?
Do you know anything about Ayurveda?
The salve is not to be applied on the skin. You need to take it.
What business does he have here?
I can watch, right? - Just watch and don't open your mouth.
I need to check your nerve before prescribing medicines.
That's impossible, Doctor.
Are you shy, Devootty?
What's the use in checking my nerve
when the cow is sick?
Cow?
Did you call me to treat a cow? - Yes.
Couldn't you have called a vet?
If you wanted a vet, he was here itself.
You could've consulted Madhavankutty. - Hey!
How dare you abuse him? - Oh, God!
If you abuse Ayurveda, I'll screw you. - Give him a slap.. - You..
What!
What's happening here?
Doctor. Bhasi Pillai. Devootty!
What happened?
Ayyappan Pillai, this fellow
tried to get me slapped by Devootty.
Oh, God!
Did you hear what he said?
I'm going to see the attorney. Are you coming with me?
No! - Don't get yourself beaten up.
Then I will come. - Then come.
Oh no!
One, two, three.
Within three days you will get the disease of your cow.
You will be bed ridden. - Come. - Oh, my leg.
Oh, no! - Come.
Where did Ayyappan Pillai go?
Didn't you hear? To meet the attorney.
Maybe to talk about our share of the wealth. - Yes.
We will get something, right?
After all, we looked after him. - Get lost.
The lake is right in front of it.
We will sit there and enjoy the breeze
after the midday nap.
Why should we build a new house when we already have one?
That is my wish. I get to decide the home that suits you.
What's the news? - I met the attorney.
He says that your will need not be rewritten. - Why?
You need to cancel your current will.
Your daughter will inherit all your wealth after your death.
It shouldn't be delayed till then.
Everything that was left to charitable institutions should be
transferred to my daughter's name.
Then I will live the rest of life obeying my daughter.
Isn't that the right thing to do, Ayyappan Pillai?
Did you see that?
She didn't like the mention of my death.
Hey. - Yes?
You shouldn't talk about a father's death in front of his kids.
Staying here for so long was useless.
He gave all his wealth to his daughter.
He deserves more than his usual heart attack.
I want to abuse him as much as I can.
He is a douche.
"Your relatives will be there till the house."
"Your wife will be there till the street."
"You son will be there till the graveyard."
"Who will accompany you till the end?"
Your father will accompany you!
I am going crazy!
Where are you going?
I'm going to kill myself. Are you coming? - No.
You..
He is a good guy.
Hey. You must be going to meet them.
Hurry up. Don't expect much!
Even after months of trying, I couldn't get a dime from them.
He thinks that he is a big shot.
I am a real outlaw.
I will tell you what.
I am not related to Balan Menon.
I expected some profit out of this business.
I didn't know that he was such a cheapskate. - Okay.
You can share what I told you with him.
Well, I'm not interested in doing that.
He is not the only moneybag around here.
I will find plenty of others out there.
Sir.
Aren't you the marriage assembler! Come and sit down.
That name no longer interests me. You can call me broker.
Why is that? - Everybody in this town, including the astrologers
and parents, has turned against my computer. - Oh!
I realised that I have to go with the flow.
Hence, I took up the identity of a broker. - Okay.
Do you believe in astrology now?
Of course, I believe in it, sir.
I am going through a bout of bad luck. For almost four years.
What should I do now?
Have you fixed your daughter's marriage? - No.
Thank God!
Give me your daughter's horoscope and I will bring suitable matches.
We will think about it.
I undertake catering contracts for weddings.
I intend to work hard to make a living.
Isn't my goal noble, sir? - Yes.
Of course. - I'm happy, sir. - Okay.
Sir.
I don't have the money to go home.
Please help me.
Contact Ayyappan Pillai. - Okay.
Yes, come in.
I thought you were sick when you sent for me.
But you're playing with you dollhouse.
This is not a dollhouse. This is the plan for a house.
Come here.
Revathi, bring him some coffee.
For me too.
See this. - What is this?
This is the model of the house I'm going to build on the island
for my daughter.
Nice. - How is it? - It looks good.
I will build a hospital too.
I have asked the engineer to make a plan for that.
What's with all the sudden decisions? - I'll tell you.
That's why I called you here.
You tell everyone that I was the who brought you up.
Isn't that the truth?
I did all the favours expecting nothing in return.
For the first time in my life
I'm asking for a favour from you. - What is it?
Can I ask you? - Yes.
You have to marry
Revathi, my only daughter.
I'm elated because I got my daughter back.
I want to see my daughter's wedding before my last breath.
I couldn't find a better match for her.
What about Revathi.. What does she think?
I know that she won't hurt me anymore.
But, Uncle Balan
everyone thinks that Revathi is with one of her friends.
You might be afraid of her grandfather.
But I am not.
I was separated from my daughter for so long.
If they try to separate her from me..
A-After all, she is not going to leave me.
She won't leave me.
Indu, did you hear what he said?
Yes, it's all for your own good.
It's all so fast.
After all, it's your dad's wish.
We must not cause him pain.
The doctor has to agree to Mr. Balan's decisions.
I don't want an answer right now.
You can take the whole day.
But I need an answer tomorrow.
And I expect the response to be positive.
Tomorrow, I want to see both of you exchange rings
in our prayer room.
I leave the rest of the decisions to you.
I will be happy that she is engaged.
You can go home now
and come back tomorrow to give me the good news.
I can't do this, Indu.
I'm deeply indebted to Uncle Balan.
But in this matter, I will have to disappoint him.
You used to say that we shouldn't hurt him.
How can you change so much? - I have no feelings for Revathi.
It's not just that. A man can only love
one woman in his lifetime.
You are the only one I ever loved.
Uncle Balan rescued my family from ruins.
He was the one who helped us out of starvation.
If I become the cause of his sorrow
he'll never be able to forgive me.
Indu, look me in the eyes.
Aren't you suppressing your feelings as you persuade me?
Can you forget me, my love?
Are you capable of thinking about another life?
I wasn't capable of answering him today.
I can't help but tell the truth to him.
Uncle Balan has requested me to meet him tomorrow
with a positive answer.
I will be there tomorrow.
No matter how much I think, the answer will be no.
You may leave, Indu.
Hello? Yes.
I had booked a call.
Is Sister Flora out of town?
Okay. You may cancel the call.
Revathi! What brings you here?
Come in.
Please sit.
Why do you look upset, Revathi?
Anything wrong?
You can open up to me.
Hey!
What's wrong, Revathi? Please don't cry.
Please, Revathi. Tell me what the matter is.
Revathi..
I am fed up.
For the sake of Jesus, please don't address me like that.
I am not Revathi.
I am Susanna.
I am a friend of Revathi's.
What are you saying?
The truth!
It is okay.
Remain calm.
Let's keep this between us for now.
Sister Flora will be back in four days once the retreat is over.
We shall take a decision after talking to her.
But tomorrow..
The engagement, isn't it?
Don't worry, Revathi..
Sorry. Don't worry, Susanna.
I would have opposed this even if you were Revathi.
I have only seen you as my younger sister.
This is not what I had in mind.
I shall manage it tomorrow.
There is something else.
Uncle Balan will be upset
if he sees you like this.
Don't do that. Be cheerful.
Some more. Enough.
There.
Chicken? - Of course. A little here.
Little.. Serve it to her. - Oh, no! I am good.
Yeah, right! - Here you go, dear.
Have it, Indu. What is this, Indu?
Didn't we start together? This is my second course.
Indu, the 'Pulissery' is fantastic. - Is it?
Serve me some.
I'll be the judge.
It is nonsense to eat less to lose weight.
There are some people who deny a plateful of delicious food.
And they eat Chapatti and cumin water. How sad is that?
The both of you need not worry about that.
Firstly, both of you aren't fat.
Now, don't starve yourself and ruin your health.
Devootty should be a little careful.
Oh, no! I can't go to bed unless I have had my supper.
Of course. That is usual, right?
W-What's wrong?
I'm not hungry.
In that case, you need not eat. Go and wash up.
Go on, dear.
Indu.
Did you ask for me, Mr. Balan? - Yes.
Is Revathi asleep? - Yes.
I haven't discussed this with you.
I had talked to Madhavankutty about something today.
It's about the marriage alliance between him and Revathi.
I don't have many people to discuss such matters with.
I have mentioned it to Ayyappan and now to you.
He thinks that both of them are lucky.
What do you think, Indu?
I am glad.
I have been thinking about something for a few days.
I haven't thought about death ever since Revathi got here.
Then again, death can't be predicted.
All of a sudden, I have started to have such feelings.
I'm sure that it's nothing.
But only if she is in the right hands, can I die in peace.
Do you think we'll be able to find anyone better than Madhavankutty?
You are right.
I was starting to feel hopeless.
It only dismayed me when I had twice defeated death.
I lived in perpetual mourning.
To be honest, such thoughts upset me now.
It feels like I am not done living my life.
I want to see him marry Revathi.
I want to see them living happily together.
I want to caress their children.
Only now did I realise how glad it is to be a father.
Let's conduct their engagement tomorrow.
And conduct their marriage at the earliest.
I can't wait to see it happen.
Also, in no time we shall conduct your marriage as well.
Isn't it a gift to see your wishes come true?
You may go back to sleep, Indu.
'Let's conduct their engagement tomorrow.'
'And conduct their marriage at the earliest.'
'I want to see him marry Revathi.'
'I want to see them living happily together.'
'I want to caress their children.'
'Only now did I realise how glad it is to be a father.'
'I can't do this, Indu.'
'I'm deeply indebted to Uncle Balan.'
'But in this matter, I will have to disappoint him.'
'A man can only love one woman in his lifetime.'
'You are the only one I ever loved.'
'Uncle Balan has requested me to meet him tomorrow'
'with a positive answer.'
'I will be there tomorrow.'
'No matter how much I think, the answer will be no.'
Haven't you slept yet, Sister? - No.
Even I couldn't sleep.
I have some things to tell you, Sister Indu.
I didn't want to say it now.
But I will feel better once I say it.
Is it time to give father his medicines?
That's all right. You can continue, Revathi.
Go and medicate him. I will wait.
Tell me. - I have a lot to tell you.
Wait in your room. I will come to you.
Go and medicate him first.
You should wait in your room, Revathi. - You should go.
Yes.
Indu.
Close the window. It's very cold.
Regardless of the prominent emotion
one might lose his sleep often.
Sleep is eluding me.
After all, my daughter is getting engaged tomorrow.
Stop it!
Susanna.. My dear friend!
Susanna is no more.
This path ends here.
To the right is your home.
Mangalath Balan Menon's home.
Susanna's dead body will be waiting for you there.
Near that, you will see a man
who has suffered a great lose.
Your father!
If you still haven't forgiven them
you can go back. - No!
I need to see Susanna! I need to see my father!
Father!
I am sorry, Father.
You might be the daughter who was born to me.
But the one who called me father from her heart
was her.
"I kept waiting for you"
"with the memories we shared"
'REVATHIKKORU PAVAKKUTTY'