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23.976 Every human being desires|to have a house of his own. A place which is like heaven! Even Rajesh Saxena|has a similar house. And this house is called|Shanti Nivas. But... - l will thrash you more!|- Please forgive me! - Kaka? - Son, you|eat your breakfast. - But Kaka that man... - l will|hit you more. - Please don't! - l will not spare you! - Save me!|- Nobody will save you. He is being paid for his deeds,|you eat your breakfast. He will die, you go|and pacify Shalu. - Please forgive me!|- Nobody will forgive you! l cannot pacify her, you|go and do it yourself. - Who me?|Never! - Help! - What is the matter?|- l am dead! You aren't dead yet! You have|burnt my blouse, l will kill you! - Help me!|- Stop it, Shalu! - What do you mean? Look, he burnt|my blouse. - We'll get a new one. - Yes, get a new one. - Who will|get it? - Master will get it! - But you ruined this one!|- l can use it for dusting. Stop it! l told you|we will get a new one. - Where will l get one better than|this? - On footpath, for 1 0 rupees! You stupid fool! lnspite of being|beaten up, you talk so much? - Come on, get lost!|- See his atrocity, brother. - Now forget your anger! - l will|get more blouses for my dear sister! - But brother... - Don't say|further, eat your breakfast now. - l am not hungry. - How can you go|to college without eating anything? - Atleast drink milk.|- For your brother's sake. Okay, but only milk. Now eat one toast, you listen|to him but not to me! - Hurry up! - This is|emotional blackmail. Hurry up, you are getting|late for college. - What time is the show? - 1 2.30 p.m.|- lt means we will have to bunk. lts the last day of the film,|we can attend the college later. - What is the time? - 1 0 o'clock.|- Oh God, we are dead now! - Why, what happened? - Don't you|know what happens here at 1 0 o'clock. Oh yes, it is the time for|the witch's arrival! Are you deaf? - Can't you hear? - l can|hear as well as see, madam. l think your eyesight is weak.|Now can you see properly? lf you wear such dark|glasses, how can you see? - Peace! See the way|he is ordering me? - He... - Yes. What will you do?|- Arun, please calm down. - You can drive now.|- Only if he moves from front! What if he gets hit and dies? - l will set you right!|- Alright, do it! - What she did was not right.|- She actually intended killing you. - She cannot harm me. - lf l was in|your place, l would have whacked her. What nonsense! You have been|bashed up by Shalu many times. - Have you ever whacked her back?|- l don't raise my hands on women! - And he was giving me sermons|now! - l was just kidding! The bell has rung, lets go! - Are you very fond of drawing?|- No, drawing is not my subject. l did not ask you whether|drawing was your subject or not. All l want to know is what have|you tried to draw on the board? Whoever has tried it out,|has made a good attempt. You play such a dirty trick and|to top it you mock at me? There is a limit to everything and|everyone should know to abide to it. And it would be nice if you|also be within your limits. - The same applies to you or else|l will... - Don't threaten me. Because your empty threats|will not work on me. l haven't made this picture nor do l|have the time for such useless things! There is one problem but|l will solve it myself. What is the matter? - The principal has|called you. - Okay, sir. Now the fun begins! Can l come in, sir? - There is a complaint against|you. - Against me? - Shalini has complained. - Sir, she|has no other work besides that. l wonder why she always|picks up a fight with me. - But she says the same about you.|- She is lying! l stay away from her. Arun, it would be better|if you avoid these fights. - Okay, sir. - Anyway, l called|you because, like always... ... you will represent our college|in the inter college competition. l hope that like always, this time|too, you will get the first prize. And the first prize|goes to Miss Seema. l request her to step on the|stage and receive her prize. - Please come.|- This is your prize. - Very good! - Brother! - Can l know|why is this prize been given? - Hey, where are you going? - Son,|this was just the rehearsal. - And very soon, she will even get a|real award. -That too a gold cup! - And madam will have milk in it.|- You always speak rubbish! Those cups are not meant for milk,|it is meant for decoration. Don't keep it in the kitchen, if it|is lost you'll say l have stolen it. Whatever l say, l only|get to hear this! - Don't go and sleep again.|- Why is the function taking place? Don't you know, Shalu has started|writing very good songs. - Really? - And she has|another name also... -... what is it called? - Pen name.|- Yes, that is it! That's nice! l am glad that|we have a poet in our family. Someone thought of scent of the|flowers and the rippling of the streams. Or else nobody in this family could|think beyond sand, cement and iron! Now we will tell Uncle Verma|and publish your songs. But only on the condition that|you will sing for me first. - No. - Why are you ashamed of your|brother? Come on, sing for him. - Come on, sing. - Okay, only|if you will shut your eyes. - Do it! - Alright, l will|close my eyes. Now sing. lt is a mistake to confess|your love, not to fall in love. Very good! But is this|the way to recite poetry? - You make me nervous.|- l make you nervous? And what if you have to|recite poetry in a gathering? - l'll recite it very|nicely there. - How? lt is a mistake to confess|your love, not to fall in love. You may be rich,|but at least tell me. ls it my fault that l am poor? - Excellent!|- Very good! What is this, my friend? l am tired of hearing this poetry|of yours since the past two hours. And then this|applause! Good! The poetry is excellent.|lt deserves to be applauded. My jaw is aching with|all this applauding! Why don't you do one thing?|Go to meet Miss Seema. Tell her that you are|her biggest fan on earth. You keep reciting,|l'll keep applauding. - Don't worry, l'll do|that someday too. - When? When l die of listening to|her poetry and your applause? l'll get to meet|her before you die. Okay, now go to sleep. Hey, mad woman! Help! Someone|please help me! My car has met with an accident.|Someone please help me! - Help! - Nothing has happened|to you. Now come out. What do you mean, nothing? This|happened because of your screams. Now what are you'll waiting|for? Come and help me. We help only those|who deserve it. - And you keep fighting|with him. - So what? - But how will l go to college now?|- By taxi, or go walking. You mean fellow!|Can't you even help a girl? - Hey, what happened?|- Accident. - But how? - All this happened because|of that idiot. - Who? That Mr. Great of yours. - Who, Arun?|- Who else? - But how was he responsible for|the accident? - He's jinxed. As soon as l saw him|l met with an accident. l'm standing right here.|Why are you honking? - Give me my money|madam. - Money? My purse is in the car.|How much? - Twelve rupees. - You were blowing|the horn so loudly for only Rs. 1 2. - Here. - l don't have change.|- So what do l do? - l don't have change.|- Have l asked for change? - l have to return your money.|- Did l ask him for it? - Please brother...|- ls he your brother? - No. But he does not have change.|- When did l ask for money? - Sometimes you behave like you|are crazy. - He'll make me mad. - Who?|- Mr. Great himself! Hey, what are you doing|here in this heat? - Searching for you.|- For me? - ls everything okay?|- Have you forgotten? - What? - What day is it today?|- Today is Wednesday. - Date? - Twelfth.|- Time? - Around 1 a.m. What is the problem?|l am very busy. lf you were busy, why did you|promise to take me to lunch? Thank God you remember now. Since|when l'm phoning you in office. They told me that the|boss is at the site. l was so busy that l forgot. Change your habits Rajesh.|Let's go, l'm hungry. - We'll go for shopping later.|- Go with Shalu, Anu. l'll join you'll|in some time. Try to understand Anu.|The architect is going to come. And what about me? l came|here looking for you. l'm telling you|since so many days. Today again you don't have|time for your fiancee. Go with Shalu. l'll join|you'll in some time. Shalu is not home.|She's gone to college. - There's some function|today. - Function? Greetings from Shashi Kumar|to every one present here. Firstly, l would like to present|some artists in front of you. With me, all the college|students have arrived here. They'll present their|items before you. So now, Vijay Kumar|from D.M. College. The artist who is coming|before you now... ... is Lalita from|Pitambar college. Yes, and now comes Kishor Anand|from our own college. Yes friends. Now l'm|presenting the artist... ... who does require|need any introduction. The young and handsome|Arun Kumar from our own college. - Let's go.|- But why? - Let's go.|- Please sit. Friends, this award actually|belongs to the writer of this song. l wouldn't have received this award|if this song wasn't so beautiful. Hence, l want Miss Shalu|to get this award. You don't know my real name. Say|that Miss Seema should get the award. l mean Miss Seema should get it. Because l've written the song|under the pen name of Seema. The song sounds good only|when the lyrics are good. Songs with bad lyrics can never|sound nice. Your intelligent. Who are you talking to?|You're all alone. Where were you|till now, brother? l was so eager to give|you some good news. - What good news? - There was a|competition in our college today. All colleges participated. There|were excellent performances. - And you know what? - What?|- Only my song received the prize. - Where's the prize?|- Arun took it away. - What? - Yes,|he sang my song. And he sang it so well that|everybody was speechless. - But who is Arun?|- Arun? He studies in my college|and we're in the same class. - Did you congratulate him?|- Congratulate? Congratulations,|you sang very well. - Congrats! - You sang very|well. - Thank you. - You made the college proud again.|- He's my follower, right boss? You call him a follower and|boss in the same breath? - Why are you so confused?|- Congratulations Arun. - Hey Arun. - Yes?|- The troublemaker is arriving. Congratulations! You have|proved that you are truly great. Enough!|Don't praise so much. Won't l praise someone|who deserves it? Hey Shalu. Will you just sit|there or congratulate him? Stay away! You can|congratulate him from afar. She'll ruin our happiness|if she comes too close. lt is not good to joke|all the time. Come. - Why are you calling her?|- She wants to congratulate you. Don't ridicule her. Why are you quiet?|Say something. You are an excellent singer. Thank you. Since when have you|started appreciating talent? l mean, since when do you|know anything about music? Good taste is needed|to appreciate music. And you don't have|such musical taste. That was mean of you Arun. She|was so eager to congratulate you. She got flowers for you,|and you broke her heart? - What, she had got|flowers? - Move. Good she didn't get a bouquet or she|would've placed a time bomb in it. - l'm not that bad.|- Who says you're bad? Then why does he always taunt me?|Did you see how he insulted me today? - ln front of everybody.|- He is not bad at heart. l'm only bad at heart.|Everybody else is nice. Everything is my fault. l insulted him.|l picked a fight with him. - Try to understand Shalu.|- Understand what Roma? l took flowers for him|on your suggestion. l congratulated him.|Did you see the result? What does he think of himself? He has become so vain since|he's received the award. He wouldn't have won if he hadn't|sung the song written by me. He sings my song and|then acts smart with me. He got the award because|of my song, right? Yes. lf l had given my servant this|song to sing, even he would've won. Mental cases are revived|with electric shocks. Do you want me|to die, you fool? l was singing about my|father-in-law, not you. He's also a mean old man like|you. The postman has come. - Letter for Murli.|- My Lajjo's letter. - Letter for you. - Give me|Rs. 1 to give to the policeman. Lajjo sends unstamped letter to|you and l pay the fine. Fool. - Cut it from my wages.|- From you're wages? You take the wages in advance|and send them to your village... -... and then beg from me.|- Consider it as help. lf one country can take|help from another,... ... a producer can take|help from a financier,... ... then can't l take your help? - But l don't have money. - Then|sit outside a temple. - Why? - You fool! - One rupee.|- One rupee? l'll do one thing. l'll write a|letter and leave it unstamped. Then add them and take Rs.2 from|Lajvanti's father in our village. Okay. What?! Dear Lajjo. May God bless you. Am l writing|a letter or giving her blessings? l'm not enjoying here.|Yes, l'll go there and write. My dear little... not little.|lt's a childish word. My Lajjo, here l am...|such a useless letter? My darling|... no not this. My darling, give me a kiss. You'll ask what darling means. ln this city girls are called|darling by their lovers. And they keep asking|them for kisses. ln our village this|can never happen. My dream lover, l haven't heard|your sweet voice since many years. Here l only get to hear|Miss Shalu's scoldings. l didn't know that girls in the|city are so rude and snobbish. Hey, shoes?! l had heard that|shoes are worn on the feet. How did these feet come here?|Have l entered the shoe closet? l was only writing a letter. You fool, you spoiled my diary. l was writing a letter to my wife. Help! My diary! ldiot, you spoiled|my diary. Oh God! Did you see God, what Shalu|did to this devotee of yours? lf l go to my village like this,|the dogs will also chase me away. What was my fault? Just that l|used some paper and ink of hers? Such a big punishment for|replying to my Lajjo's letter? What did this girl gain by|keeping apart two lovers? Now you have pity on me, God.|Please fulfill my wish. May Shalu fall into unrequited|love. l'll watch and enjoy then. - Are you staring at Arun?|- You've become crazy. You keep thinking about him|and now you are accusing me. lt is not wrong to|think about a brother. - Since when is he your brother?|- Since you fell in love with him. - Stop it!|Let's go. - Okay. Look, he's sitting alone. Today|tell him what you feel about him. That you love him a lot.|You won't get a better chance. Go Shalu, be brave. Hey Arun, here you are. l've|got five tickets for the cinema. - But the exam is... - Forget that.|This movie has that famous song. lt's a love story, you'll|have to come. Shut this book. - What were you thinking|about? - Nothing. - Don't lie. You've changed a|lot Shalu. - Of course not. - My eyes and nose are also in their|places. - Don't avoid the subject. You are not the same Shalu that|the entire college was afraid of. - lsn't anybody afraid now?|- No, now you've become so quiet. You are always lost in your|thoughts and keep sighing aloud. Have you really fallen|in love with Arun? Look, don't talk nonsense.|l'm not in love. - And you ... forget it.|- Hey, listen! Nothing can be done|about this girl now. - You should get a position.|- l'll try my best, sir. What do you mean, you'll try?|You should definitely get it. - How are you're tuitions going?|- Fine, but only with your help. What help? l admire you're|courage and devotion. You are studying, and giving|tuitions too. Very good. Someone else wants to|take tuitions from you. A student from the second|year of Arts. Vikas. l know his father very well. l'll never forget the|favours you do for me. - Don't call it a favour.|- Really sir,... When l meet you, l forget|that l'm an orphan. lt is okay to get emotional,|but getting carried away... ... weakens a person. And l want you to be|very strong, not weak. - You've started again? - l was|just saying good morning. He's going on there,|and you here. - When will you'll study? - Forget|about studies. - Professor's coming. - He's still not stopped.|- Hey battery, come here and sit. - l've warned you so many times.|- He will never mend his ways. - Will you? - Hey, that|rich girl is looking at you. - Shut up now! - Hey, look at her|at least once. - You look ahead. Hey Shalu, what happened to you? - Maybe love. - What?|- You always said... ... that l've changed, l'm|always silent and sad,... ... and keep thinking about|something, right? You were right. lf my being restless, silent and|moody means that l'm in love... ... then l've really fallen|in love with Arun. l had already guessed that. But|why did you let everybody know? You made such a big deal out of it.|You got yourself insulted in college. You've made a laughing|stock of yourself. Now what if your brother|hears about this? - How am l related to you?|- You're my brother. - What do you refer to me as?|- As a father. That's because l|raised like a father. Like a mother l made sure that my|difficulties did not affect you. l worked hard, went through|a lot of troubles... ... but fulfilled your every wish. l made sure that you did not|feel deprived of anything. - What did you lack Shalu?|- Nothing. No! lf that was the case then|people wouldn't taunt me. They wouldn't laugh at|me behind my back. They wouldn't say that,|'' There goes Rajesh Saxena...'' ''... who was always so proud|of himself. ''He always said... ... he would wed his|sister to a prince. And today his sister had him|degraded for an ordinary man. He's not ordinary.|You don't know him. l just know that this is|Rajesh Saxena's house... ... and is as holy as a temple. l am not an ordinary man... ... who can be insulted by|every person who wants to. You'll will surely pass|with good grades. - l'm sure we will, sir.|- Sir again? We'll surely pass with good|grades. We won't disappoint you. Shall we leave? - Are you Arun? - Yes, what is it?|- Are these your students? - Looks like they trust you a|lot. - That's their priority. l've heard a lot about you.|You're a good student too. What do you plan to do|after getting educated? - Get a job. - You're parents?|- l don't have anybody. l'm an orphan. - Where's your house?|- This hostel room is my house. - And after college gets over?|- l'll think about that later. First l want to know something.|You've asked me so many questions... ... but haven't|introduced yourself yet. - l am Rajesh. - Rajesh? - lsn't|it enough for an introduction? lt is enough, but... l'm a businessman and am always on|the look out for intelligent students. Now you'll want to know my aim.|l want to help boys like you. What help? l have seen many educated boys|wander aimlessly for a job. Nowadays recommendation works|and you don't have one. But l'll never need|a recommendation. Failure and disappointment|will cow you down. You haven't ventured out|into the society yet. So much kindness|in the first meeting? You can test me.|l never lose. l can face any difficulties. You won't remain lucky forever. l am giving you an offer. Work|with me, l have a huge business. l'll give you partnership too. Nobody does any thing for some|one without reason, Mr. Rajesh. Tell me what your|ulterior motive is. lf you're really a big businessman|and are so sympathetic... ... then please help|those young men... ... who are cowed down by|failure and disappointment. - l'll be very happy. - Either|you are over confident,... -... or very foolish.|- Or very stubborn? Now there's nothing to worry about.|Your brother knows everything now. - Look Rama... - l'll do the|shopping, you don't worry. - Make a list quickly. - You'll|do the shopping for me? - Yes. - l know your choice very well.|- Now you don't even like my choice? Okay Miss Shalini.|Since you've liked Arun... ... you have started|disliking everything else. One day you'll say that|you don't like me too. Look Rama, don't make me mad. l'm not doing anything.|You've already become mad. - l've become mad? - Yes,|that's what people say. You've become mad since|you've seen Arun. - l'm mad? - Yes. - l'll|teach you a lesson now. Don't hit me Shalu, l'll get|hurt. You don't understand. - Brother? - Okay, l'll|leave. Hello brother. Hello Rama, how are you? l'm fine.|Okay, l'll leave. - l've come and you're leaving,|why? - No, actually, l... Let her go. A boy's family is|coming to seek her alliance. Really? Then what|are you doing here? - She's hiding here.|- Hey, go home. Tell the driver to drop you home. - Yes? - l had gone|to meet Arun today. He's a nice boy,|but is very stubborn. Being stubborn either|makes or breaks a man. Look, all my life l've taken|are of my status standard. So, you'll have to wait till|Arun becomes successful. Go, go and tell him|that you love him. - Yes, but l'm scared.|- Don't irritate me, go. - No, l'm feeling shy.|- You go, or l'll go. No, wait. Look, both of us|need not go, let's go away. Hey, go here, not there. Go. Okay, let me feel|a little confident. - Okay l'll go. - Look...|- l'll go slowly. Look, all my life l've taken|care of my status and standard. Hence, you'll wait till|Arun becomes successful. - Here, have your milk. - Why|did you go to all that trouble? What trouble? l knew my sister must|be studying early in the morning,... ... so why not|have tea together? - l passed...|- And Arun stood first, right? - How did you know?|- Even l read the news paper. l was more eager than you|to find out this result. But the real exam begins now. Even passing is of no use. l should|have worked somewhere instead. At least l would've|earned something. - You're right. - At least|throw some nice cards. - This always happens.|- Hey Arun, what happened? The usual thing.|No vacancy. Do you have a recommendation?|The same old nonsense. But how long will this go on Arun? Since many days we're staying in|this hostel with the principal's help. Where will we go when|the college begins? We'll go together, wherever we go.|Why are you getting tensed? What do you mean, why|am l getting tensed? Till the college canteen was|working, we got food to eat. Since it has been closed,|there's hardly anything to eat. We'll starve to death,|try to understand. No one is going to starve.|l've got some good news. - Did you get a job? - No,|there's an offer for a program. - Program? - Yes, a variety program|is being held the day after tomorrow. They needed a singer,|so l agreed. Hey, are you going to sing?|Let me hear how you sing. - Not me, you fool.|- Can l? - Shut up! - Arun will sing.|- What, me? They'll pay you Rs.500.|- Rs.500? - But without asking me?|- l'll ask you now. - Won't you sing,|my dear? - No! - l have an interview on that day.|- But your item is after the interval. The interview is in the morning|and the item is in the evening. lf you sing, we'll get|some money for food. We'll starve if you don't sing! - Say yes, please. - Please|say yes, you're very nice. Okay. Very good, Arun.|And here is your... ... favourite magazine. lt contains the songs|by your Miss Seema too. Prepare yourself now. l really get bored. What|do these books contain? lt's all imaginary. Heavenly|surroundings, a beautiful girl,... ... and then a tall, dark and|handsome man enters her life. They both start meeting and|then comes an unknown obstacle. The girl sheds tears,|turns against the man,... ... and then suddenly some|one comes as an angel,... ... clears the misunderstanding|and unites the hero and heroine. Here you are, come! Thank God you've come.|She was getting bored alone. She was enjoying a story. Anyway, you united the|hero and heroine. Where have they united? The heroine|is still pining away for the hero. What do you mean?|Haven't they met yet? - Keep quiet!|- Why to keep quiet? - We'll arrange a meeting.|- But how? There is a show in the evening|and Arun is going to sing there. l've already got the|tickets too. Let's go. - But l cannot go.|- Why? - Brother has forbidden me.|- Don't worry about your brother. - l'll talk to him.|- Yes. - But... - No buts, now go|with Rama to the program. Go. My darling sister-in-law. - Rama. - Yes? - Did you|hear Arun singing today? Not only did l hear,|l saw him singing. - Did everybody like his song?|- What do you think? l got an idea when l|saw him singing today. - What? - What if Arun|makes a career of singing? Wow! That's an|excellent idea. But the problem is that where will|he get the money for the programs? Who will arrange the program?|l mean who will get the sponsors? - You'll find the sponsors.|- Me?! - Yes, you. And l'll give the money.|But on one condition. - What? - Both my brother and|Arun should not know about this. - Shall we go?|- Let's go. - Nowadays publicity has|become so easy. - Yes. - Mr. Arun has come.|- Hello. - Hello.|- Hello. - Am l late? - No, you're|exactly on time. - Please sit. - Shall we start?|- Yes, sure. - Yes, Mr. Tripathi.|- Big stars often reach late. But how do you always|manage to be on time? All l can say is that it is|clever to move with times. Or else you will be left|behind in the race with time. - Tell me something|Mr. Arun. - Yes? You have become highly successful|in such a short span of time. - What is the secret behind this?|- There is no big secret. My sincere efforts and|well wishers like you,... ... who appreciated my talent and|made me famous in such a short period. - Mr. Arun. - Yes?|- There is a saying. Behind every successful|man lies a woman. ls there such a woman|in your life too? Not yet. But when there is somebody,|you'll be the first one to know. Tell me something. The songs you|sing are as beautiful as your voice. Do you write these|songs yourself? No, l only sing. My songs are|written by a poetess named Seema. Oh! This means that some credit for|your success goes to Miss Seema. - Sure. - But you|had just said that... ... no woman is responsible|for your success. - Yes. - But this means that there|is a woman behind your success. Seema's song is on the fourth|page, second column. Okay? - How can l help you sir?|- lt will be a favour, not help. - Favour? - A poetess named Seema|writes poetry for your magazine. - Yes.|- l want her address. l'm sorry, but she has forbidden|us to give her address to anybody. But if you have a letter or a|message, you can send to our office. We'll send it to her. Hello, Miss Seema.|l tried a lot to meet you. But all my attempts failed,|and my eagerness increased. l cannot repay you for|your favours all my life. Still, l could have|thanked you for them. l could have touched your|feet and taken your blessings. No Arun, don't say that.|You are always in my heart. l am very eager to meet you and|have tried to imagine you very often. Often l have drawn your pictures|and then have tore them myself. Because my imagination is|not as beautiful as yours. Just permit me to meet you once. Promise to meet me at least once. Rajesh dear, this is|Arun's photo, right? - Yes. - Wow! He's|become very famous. Look, his photos are getting|printed in magazines too. What are you waiting for now?|Why don't you go and talk to him? l'm not waiting for anything.|l had gone to meet him. But he has gone out of|town to meet his principal. l'll go to meet him|as soon as he returns. But one thought terrifies me. - What? - When Shalu|will go away... ... this house will become very lonely.|She's the life of this house. - How will l live without her?|- You're right. But every girl has to get|married and this your duty. You have to send her|off like a father. Why are you staring|at me, dear singer? Are you angry with me? So why|did you write and ask to meet me? Now you've become angry?|That's not the matter. Even l am very|anxious to meet you. But l'm helpless.|Anyway, don't worry. We'll meet very|soon, l promise. Along with the profit and loss, our|prestige is also at stake Mr. Mohan. l cannot ruin the company|and it's goodwill. The plan, area and material|of this building... ... will not be changed.|Understood? - Sir, phone for you.|- Give. l'm Anu speaking.|Come home fast. - Why, is everything okay?|- Everything's fine. You come home. - But what is the matter?|- Today is Arun's show. - At what time? - At 6 o'clock.|l've sent Rama for the tickets. - You come fast.|- Very good, l'm coming. - l have to go Mr. Mohan.|- But sir, the engineer is coming. - Call him later. - But all your|appointments? - Cancel them. - What about the payments? - l've|signed the cheques, you fill them. l'm taking my|sister's proposal today. l have to go Mr. Mohan. You'll|manage everything, please. - Okay sir, you go. l'll|manage everything. - Okay. Hey Murali.|Where has he gone? Lajjo will be waiting for me.|l'll surely come. l'm living with your memories Lajjo. l'll write you a letter.|l'll never forget you Lajjo. l wish l was with you Lajjo. But l'm helpless Lajjo.|There's only one room... ... and at nights that mean|old fellow sleeps with me. The where can l|keep you Lajjo? Sometimes l imagine him|as you in my sleep. - Has your bull come Lajjo?|- You fool! You keep sleeping|the entire day. - Go wash the utensils.|- You are very hard hearted. What difference did it make if|l spoke to Lajjo for two minutes? - This is why you didn't get married.|- Go or else l'll slap you. Oh no, sir has come.|l'll go now. - You've come? - Yes, is Shalu ready?|- Yes, and she is very happy. Even l am very happy today. - l wanted to ask you|something. - What is it? On meeting Arun... l mean... What do the girl's family|say to the boy's family? l'm going to talk to Arun|about Shalu's alliance... -... and am getting nervous. - What|is there to get nervous about? When you meet the boy, you'll tell|him that you're Shalu's brother. He'll understand himself.|Anyway... ... you'll have to make the first|move as you're from the girl's side. - You've come?|- Yes, where's Shalu? She's coming. Will you'll just stare at each|other or go for the program too? Yes Rajesh, hurry up|or the show will begin. - Come Shalu.|- Come Shalu. Hello. Friends, all|entertainment shows... ... always have a|surprise in store. And the show that is connected to|the producers of Tips Cassettes... ... will obviously have|a musical surprise. Because the makers of Tips Company|have always made the attempt... ... to present the best|of the artists before you. We want you'll to hear and see all|the stars from the world of music. But the star that we are|going to meet tonight... ... does not need|any introduction. He is a surprise inspite|of not being a surprise. Because you'll know him very well|and always want to stay near him. Because he is the very|famous and popular star,... ... your very own Arun Kumar. l know why Arun Kumar is|getting late in arriving here. Arun Kumar has reached|those heights today,... ... had attained|so much fame,... ... that we listen to his songs|all the time and on all occasions. The won't his happiness|make us happy? Then listen carefully to what|l'm going to announce now. Arun Kumar is no longer alone. Arun Kumar has got married. l want to hear an|even louder applause. Which will force Arun Kumar to|come on stage with his wife. There was no ground below my feet,|nor was there the sky above my head. l was living in|a different world. Why won't l sigh when in sorrow? There will always be smoke|where there is a fire. Shall l switch on the light, son? No, l've begun|to fear light now. Look, all this depends on destiny. Destiny has really won today. l've|been fighting destiny all my life. l never let it defeat me. l made my own destiny.|But l am defeated today. No don't say that.|These are God's doings. Maybe it will prove|better for all of us. l'm a dejected man. l had gone very proudly with|my sister's proposal there. Did you see how|circumstances defeated me? All my life l was proud of|my standard and status,... ... and thought that l could|attain anything l wanted. And today fate has|dealt me a big blow. l wish l had spoken to Arun|about it on that day itself. l should have begged him|to accept the proposal. l shouldn't have|been so conceited. l had gone to ask for something|without even being humble. And now l have been|humbled by my pride. How can l face my|sister empty handed? What will l say to Shalu? No, l cannot face her. l cannot console her. You cried out your|sorrows before me. You lightened your heart. But that poor girl hasn't said any|thing. She's become completely quiet. Although her sorrow|is much more than ours. l know her son. l have taken care of her|since she was a child. Her silence is the indication|of the arrival of a big storm. Comfort your sister before this|storm threatens to over take her. - Are you crying brother?|- Forgive me, my sister. l couldn't unite you with Arun.|l couldn't get you married. l am already married. l've accepted him|since the day l saw him. l am only fulfilling|my commitment. Yes, it is true... ... none of the|wedding rituals... ... were performed for me. This is the prayer|room in our house. There are idols of many Gods|here, but only this one photo. And the name written on this photo|is as great as any God for me. This name is as divine|as any God for me. This name has|brought hope in my life. l have a request for you. When|you pray to the other Gods,... ... pray to this photo too. - Bow your head and take|it's blessings. - Yes. We'll begin our new life|with her blessings, Meena. lt's impossible. There are shows|in Calcutta on the 1 2, 1 3 & 1 4. From the 1 5 to 20 there|are shows in Delhi. l'll try to adjust you but|l can't promise anything. No. Okay, do one|thing, call later. - Hello, sir. - Hello.|- Oh, hello. - You've come so late. Hello|sister-in-law. - Hello. - How was your trip?|- Very nice. - Any letter from Miss Seema?|- Neither any letter, nor any song. What is the matter?|What are you thinking? l was writing a letter to Miss Seema.|l don't know what to write. Give, today l'll write the letter. - You'll write the letter?|- Yes, why? - Nothing.|Here, write it. Our dear Miss Seema. Miss Seema is fine.|Don't worry about her. How can l not worry? This|has never happened before. She used to reply my letter,|and send a song too. God forbid, is she ill? Mr. Arun, how can l convince|you that Miss Seema is fine? - Maybe there's a financial problem.|- No, she has no financial problem. Don't worry. Give us your|letter, we'll send it to her. - You'll surely send this|letter to her, right? - Yes. Can't l come with you too? You are embarrassing me Mr. Arun. l've often told you that Miss Seema|has forbidden us to give her address. And then, you should just be|concerned about your songs. Right, Mr. Arun? Come on Shalu, hurry|up and get dressed. - Why? - A few of my friends|have come from America. We are all going for shopping, and|will be going for dinner after that. - Come on. - No,|l'm not in the mood. You are spoiling others'|moods along with your own. Why are you bent on|ruining your life? You are mistaken. Neither am|l spoiling anybody's mood,... -... nor am l ruining my life.|- Look Shalu,... ... be practical. You cannot|spend your life in your dreams. Let go of the past.|Forget about Arun. - Sister-in-law!|- l'm right, Shalu. Arun is out of your reach. He belongs to someone else.|You are not a part of his life. But he is a part of my life. Don't be foolish! There are many|eligible bachelors in this city. Don't waste your time Shalu. You are wasting your time. Go,|you'll get late for shopping. - There's a letter for|you Miss Shalu. - Letter? You'll never change. Our dear Miss Seema,|you must be surprised... ... to see whose written this letter|and l am sorry about the fact... ... that l haven't|written to you earlier. Why didn't l thank an|angel like you earlier? l am Arun's wife, Meena. My happiness keeps reminding|me of you and your blessings. We have tried to meet|you many times,... ... but we don't understand|why you don't want to meet us. Please forgive us if|we've made any mistakes. Don't be angry with us.|Please answer our letter. Write songs for Arun to sing or|our dreams will be shattered. We are committing a folly|by sending a cheque for you. Don't think of it as a price|for your songs and your favours. Accept it as a|loving gift from us. Gratefully yours, Meena. Today your debt's been repaid. You|have got the price for your songs. His wife has insulted your|love by giving you this money. - No. - The truth is|always harsh, Shalu. Arun has never loved you. No, that is not true.|Arun loves me. He loves Seema, not you. He's|always hated Shalu, and always will. - Enough!|- Don't be foolish. There are many eligible|bachelors in this city. Don't waste your time Shalu. You|cannot live your life in your dreams. - Forget Arun!|- She is right! He became well-known because of your|songs. Your songs brought him fame. Take your revenge.|Take away his fame. - Make him poor again!|- Quiet! l love Arun.|He belongs to me. See, this a blank cheque! Arun has written my name on|it himself and has signed it. Can anybody ever do that? This is my most priced possession.|l'll treasure this cheque all my life. l'll sacrifice my|life for his happiness. Did you'll hear? Go away! l'll write songs for my Arun. l'll pray that he always prospers. That he always remains happy. Always! - You're very happy today?|- Why won't l be happy? l'm going to become|a father. Papa! - And you are going to|become a mother. - Oh no! Okay, you'll become ''Mummy''. And we are going to|get a baby daughter. Why a daughter?|Why not a son? Because l want a daughter. - And l have already thought of a|name for my daughter. - What is it? My daughter's name will be|Seema. lsn't it a nice name? lt's a very nice name. - Congratulations!|- Congratulations to you too. - How did you find out?|- But how did you find out? - l have a letter.|- What letter? Miss Seema's letter, what else? She has written a letter after so|long that l came to congratulate you. Oh? So this is the matter? l thought it is something else. See Meena?|Our child is so lucky. - Where's the child? - We named our|child and... - Congratulations! Yes. We named|our child Seema,... ... and we received a|letter from Miss Seema. Shalu?|Hey, what happened? Now stop it.|You've had enough. Will drinking this|reduce your tensions? - Has Shalu gone to sleep?|- Yes, everything will be fine. - You don't worry.|- Don't worry? But how can l not worry? l get|terrified if something happens to her. This over indulgence of|yours has spoilt her. You are responsible for|her condition today. Me?! l am responsible|for her condition? Yes Rajesh. lf you keep her|in this house always,... ... what else can happen?|Let her go out. Let her enjoy and|begin a new life. - Even l want that.|- Only wanting it cannot help. Take her out of|this house Rajesh. But where? - Ooty?|- Yes, Ooty. No, l have gone to Ooty|many times. You'll go. That's the limit. We made|the program for you... ... and you are|refusing to go. Get up. - No, l don't want to go.|- This is great! What is it? You'll|are still sitting here? Get up, l'll have the|luggage put into the car. - No, l don't want to go. - Hey,|the program was made for you. Go for a few days, Ooty|is a nice place. Come. Come on, hurry up. We're|really going to enjoy. - Come. - Where? - Where|else, to roam around. No, l don't feel like.|You'll go. Don't get on my nerves.|We made this program for you. - And she...|- Please come Shalu. - Come, you'll like it.|- l don't feel like, you'll go. Okay, nobody will go.|Come on. Look Rama, don't be stubborn. Go|for my sake. l'll come in the evening. Okay, let's go. Bye. - You?|- You, here? - Since when've you started liking|books? - lt's just for a change. - But what brought you here? - My|friend has organized a function here. l've come to sing there. l've|made a career out of singing now. - What do you want in these books?|- lf there are any nice poems... ... l feel compelled|to sing them. Now look, Miss Seema has|written an amazing poem. Love makes one helpless. My heart is not at fault. Anyway, forget all this. What|are you doing in the evening? - Nothing. - Would you like|coming to watch my program? - Sure. - Then l'll come to take|you at 7 p.m. in the evening. - Okay?|- l'll be waiting for you. Mr. Arun has sent these|flowers and this letter. Miss Shalini, l got a sudden call|from home that my wife has fallen ill. Hence l couldn't come.|l'm sorry. lf possible we'll meet again. l hope you will forgive me, Arun. - What do you mean? - Yes Rajesh,|you've never cared about me. We're engaged since two years and l|may have to wait for many more years. l'd told you prior|to our engagement,... ... that till Shalu does|not get married,... -... l too cannot get married.|- Then when will Shalu get married? Answer me. Do you have|any answer for me? No. Shalu will not|get married now,... ... because the boy that she|loved has married someone else. But your sister still thinks|of him to be her husband. - She is immature.|- But you are mature. You tell me, how|long should l wait? - But she is ill. - No, she|is in love, Rajesh. And she will get over|it only after her death. l have become bad luck|for this house after all. Don't destroy your|happiness for my sake. Get married. Get|sister-in-law home. Call the doctor, she|has very high fever. l've given her an injection now.|The fever will wear off by morning. But doctor, why is|her fever recurring? She has taken|some matter to heart. - We're trying our best but...|- Happiness is the best cure for her. And it is your duty|to keep her happy. - Me? - Yes, we|have given up now. Now you'll have to|help us. Look Rama... ... l have never differentiated|between you and Shalu. Today l beg of you... ... please save Shalu. Get her out of this trauma,|l'll always be indebted to you. Don't embarrass me. l am|as worried as you are. Shalu will become alright. l am fine. What has|happened to me? Ask your self that question. Go|and see your face in the mirror. l am perfectly fine.|What's happened? - Come sit.|- Why should l sit here? l don't even feel like|coming in this house now. lt's become as|depressing as a graveyard. Earlier there was so much|gaiety and laughter in this house. You kept this house|alive with your laughter. You've changed so much.|What has happened to you? Rama, haven't you|heard what elders say? - What? - That girls should|sober down after marriage. - What is going on?|- Nothing! l am only eating. - Then eat. - lt is bland.|Let me have some pickle. - The doctor's forbidden you to|eat it. - l can't eat this food. l too am eating it.|But l don't find it bland. - Give me a little pickle.|- No! - What is this?|- What? How did this bottle of|pickle come on the table. - This is only to see not to eat.|- What do you mean? l mean the food doesn't taste|so bland when she sees the pickle! lt is a time tested remedy, sir. - Since the past 5 years,|my wife... - Enough! Use this remedy in your house. And next time l don't want|to see this bottle here. Forget the table it won't be|seen in the house itself. l'll take it away. My|wife is again pregnant. - Shall l take it, sir?|- Okay. Everyone except me|can eat pickles. You are different from other,|come on, open your mouth. - l am not hungry.|- How will you feel hungry? You are all the time busy writing.|First eat and then write. Only a little is left.|You leave it here, l'll eat it. - Sure?|- Yes. - Okay, but before|it get cold. - Okay. l am keeping it here. - You have still not started|eating? - l'll eat. - Did you serve Shalu?|- Yes. - She'll eat now you too eat.|- l am not hungry. You are hungry but you|are mentally disturbed. lf you don't eat well, who|will take care of this house. Son, take care of yourself|and eat you meals well. What is the matter?|ls everything alright. Shalu is running high fever and|her food is also lying untouched. But she assured me she'd eat. You should have seen|to it that she eats. l'll call the doctor and as soon as|she wakes up feed her something. - Doctor, l am Rajesh speaking?|- What is the matter, Mr. Saxena. Shalu is running high fever.|Why isn't the fever subsiding? l am trying my best. Anyway, don't worry.|l will check her again. Meet me on your|way to the office. You tricked me by not|eating food last night. lt became late and the food|too had turned cold. So, l didn't|feel like eating. You should've called me.|l would've re-warmed it for you. How could l call you?|You were sleeping. l was sleeping not dead. Don't ever say that again! Okay but now|eat your breakfast. - Only milk.|- No. - But you have to take your|medicine along too. - Later? - No! Take it in my|presence. - Okay. - Will you please fetch|my napkin? - Okay. - Did you take your medicines?|- Yes. That's a nice child. Finish the entire milk.|Don't leave anything behind. There are patches on her lungs. Please forgive me, Rajesh. Have faith in God.|Everything will be fine. Forgive me, God. One day in|a fit of anger l spoke ill... ... against Ms. Shalu and|now that has come true. There couldn't be|anybody worse than me. l cursed her. Please|forgive me, Lord. Henceforth, l'll never|speak bad about anyone. And l'll never ask|anything for myself. But let Shalu recover, Oh God! We don't have blood to match|her blood group, doctor. - Take my blood, doctor but|save my sister. - Okay. Sister, check his blood group. You sit outside while we|check your blood group. Suck every drop of blood from|my body but save my sister. Everything will be fine. Let us|check the blood group atleast. Doctor, his blood is not|matching with her blood. You might have made a|mistake check it again. Mr. Saxena it is not necessary for|everyone to have the same blood group. But she is my sister! ls it possible that my blood|doesn't match with her blood? You are lying! Did you see, l can't even|give my blood to my sister? l can't do anything|for my sister. Anu, did you see|my helplessness? You all be a witness to this. Rajesh Saxena, proprietor|of Saxena industries... ... is so helpless. What is the use|of my hard work and my wealth? l am so helpless! Rajesh Saxena owner of|Saxena industries! l couldn't do anything|for my sister. lt is not necessary for everyone|to have the same blood group. Brother, l am here.|Please come! l am here, come|and catch me. - Come! - Father, l am|here. Please come. Please come. - What is the matter? - l want|to tell you many things... ... but time is short.|l have a request. - Order me. - You always|come to my office... ... with the same question and|my reply too was the same. But at that time both|of us were helpless. - But today... - What is the|matter, Mr. Verma? Can you spare some time?|l will be obliged to you. - l fail to comprehend.|- l want you to meet Ms. Seema. You will do we a great|favour by coming with me. lnfact you will|do me a favour! But since l'm going for the first|time. l won't go empty handed. She is responsible|for my success. My happiness and the peace of my|house is due to her blessings. She had made me what l|am today, Mr. Verma. But what shall|l take for her? Her greatest gift will be|your presence, Mr. Arun. - But Mr. Verma?|- Time is running short. - Here? - Yes, your|poet stays here. - Are you deaf? Can't you see?|- l can see and hear too. But l think you are short|sighted. Can you see now? How can you see with|your glasses on? Since when did you learn|to understand music? One needs taste for music and|your taste is not so melodious. lf any song is left incomplete|then forgive my sister. Either you are over confident|or downright stupid. - You?|- Yes. l am the brother of this|sick and helpless girl. l think you failed to|recognize her. She is Shalu. And Seema too!|She is the one... ... who took you to the|zenith of success! She is the one who|bestowed fame on you. She weaved her pain into words|to make your music come alive. And in return, she never|asked for anything. Or maybe we were incapable|of giving her anything. You play strange games! A player whose game|never ceases to exist! Who plays his move|so heartlessly... ... that people sing your praises not|only when alive but after death too! Whatever you gave me,|l bore it quietly. You snatched my parents from me|but l bore that too silently! l always prayed to you thinking, l|didn't know the right way to pray. And l was elated when l achieved|all this name and fame. l was unaware that it's foundation|was an a innocent girls corpse. A girl with whom l had no|link, yet l was successful. Every halting breath of hers|has a link with my success! ... and her death,|with my prestige... ... and her every pain has|a link with my happiness... And her every tears|with my wealth! What is my fault for|which she is paying... ... and l am bearing it? Stop playing this game! Because henceforth no one|will light a lamp here. There will never be|brightness here. Due to your obsessional love|you are like a caged bird... ... knowing that this|cage is not your home. lnspite of being hers,|you never belonged to her! She's done a lot for you|because she loved you! She arranged for sponsors|and arranged shows. She publicized about you in|news papers and magazine. And on the basis of her|money she made you a star. She created circumstances wherein|people started recognizing you. Your success was her sole aim. And one day, accompanied by|her brother she came to you. Not to ask favours in|exchange of her sacrifices. But to remain a slave to you. But, ill luck followed her. Her dreams were shattered|but not her courage. She is doing all this|thinking of you as her husband. She would never|come in front of you. But today due to Mr. Verma,|you know her. And that recognition|has devastated her, Arun. Today Shalu has sent|me to tell you,... ... not to misunderstand her. And that she doesn't|intend to ruin your marriage. Neither does she want anything|from you. She only knows to give. During college too she loved you|and even now she loves you. Because you are her God,|her life and her love! Arun, she only knows to give,|she has never learnt to ask. During college too Shalu loved|you and she loves you even now. Because you are her life,|her love and her God! - l can't do this. - Why|don't you understand, Arun? You are not trying|to understand. How can l sing under such|circumstances, Shashi? lt is better if you keep your personal|and professional lives apart. How can l do something|which is not possible? l am an artist and my voice|reflects my feelings. And l can't lie|to my reflection! When a heart breaks, the|pain in shattering, Shashi. l can mask my face, but|how can l hide my tears? An artist is capable of anything.|You are a public figure. People want to see you in|the image they have of you. People come to hear your|song, not your tale of woe. This is selfishness and you|want me to become selfish? - And forget her sacrifices.|- l never said that. l am only trying to make|you understand... ... that first, as you have|a duty towards Shalu... ... you have a duty|towards your fans too! Your popularity is|due to your fans. They will be my fans till|Ms. Seema's songs are with me. Don't put her on a pedestal.|What have you done for her? Answer me! lf you have an|ounce of respect for her,... -... then don't shatter her|dreams. - What dream? The dream of your success|which she had dreamt. Prominent figures from here and|abroad will be present for this show. And it was Seema's dream that you|be the most famous among them. How can l do it, Shashi?|lt is beyond my comprehension. Don't spoil your chances by|canceling the show. Don't ruin her dreams. Look, l can understand|your problem. But don't forget that|wherever you may be,... ... Seema will always be close|to your voice and success. Thanks! Friends, l know your love|surpasses these words. My voice is in debt of your|love. l'm grateful to you! You have made me a star... ... but l have also considered|you as my friend. Because l always thought|of myself as one of you all. But last night,|l saw my true self. And heard someone's sigh's|amidst the sound of the claps. And for the first time,|l felt someone's tears. l forget that at the|height of the fame... ... we may shine|like the stars... ... but we are not|responsible for its brightness. The brightness is due to the|sun, whom we never remember. My songs always wanted|to applaud its writer. But l forget that in the|absence of those songs... ... l wouldn't be here and perhaps,|even you all wouldn't be here! Friends, l have a|request to make... That tonight we must thank|that great personality... ... whom we never remembered|and always neglected. Friends, l have one|more request to make. Tonight you will sing with me|and if my voice quivers,... ... you will encourage me. Do me one more favour. - Switch off the lights, Meena.|- Why, are you afraid to face me? l will make it dim. So that atleast your|shadow is visible. l've seen you|after many days. Besides, when a husband|tries to avoid his wife... ... the wife realizes that|her marriage is in jeopardy. The husband may prefer|to be in the dark,... ... yet the wife is able to|perceive his every move. Whom are you running from, Arun?|From me or yourself?... ... or from your past or from the|promise you gave my dying father... ... or from the fire, in front|of which you married me... ... in order to repay your|principal's debt on you. You repaid your debt|but now what about me? Strengthen your weak hands|with the love of Shalu, Arun. Snatch away these fake|symbols of marriage from me! Enough, Meena!|Don't utter a word more. Why, aren't you able|to bear the truth? lt's you who won't be able|to bear the truth, Meena. The side you are viewing|is not the truth. Shalu is just a|chapter from my past. Don't lie. l have heard your|love story with my own ears. - That is not my love story.|- Doesn't Shalu love you? She does love me but|l don't love her. - Liar! - l swear|on you that... - Lies! - l swear on|my child that... Don't lie to such|an extent, Arun. Don't swear falsely on the|child who is yet unborn. - How can l make you believe me?|- By swearing on your Ms. Seema. l swear on her that l never|had a never loved Shalu. But l worship her and my day|begins and ends with her name. Because Shalu and Seema are|two face of the same person. - What? - Yes. The one whom|we worshiped as God... ... is not God|but a weak girl. We mistook the alms of a|helpless woman as gratitude! The girl whose arrogance|l always hated... ... by mistake, l put the same girl|on a pedestal and worshiped her. l made a mistake but how could|you doubt your husband, Meena? How could you think|that l don't love you? Then why did that girl come|here with Shalu's message? Because Shalu won't|survive for very long. - What? - Yes, Meena,|Shalu is on her death bed. Will you do me|a favour, father? l can even give my|life for you, sister. But, l am helpless. As though fate has|rendered me helpless. Don't talk like that. You|have given me everything. - Only, do me one favour.|- What is it? Give my songs to Arun. And decorate my corpse|like a married woman. Don't talk in this|manner, Shalu. Don't cry. Will you bid|me a tearful farewell? l have only one sorrow. Neither will my husband|light my funeral pyre... ... nor will he put|vermilion on my forehead. Meena, you? Come! See, who's come with me? - Don't misunderstand me, Meena.|- Don't say anything. - l have come to take|you with me. - Where? - Now, it's time for me to go.|- Shalu, you won't go anywhere. What is this you did? - Fill Shalu's parting|with my blood. - What? Don't worry.|Fill her parting. Meena, l am indebted to you. No Shalu, l have|only done my duty. - l came to take you|home, but... - Yes. To the home where you|have more rights than me. That house is awaiting|your arrival, Shalu. We shall both worship the|sacred Tulsi together. We will fast together|for our husband. Come Shalu, let's go to|our husband's house. Don't disappoint me and|break my heart, Shalu. lt is too late now. Time|is slipping by, Meena. - You can't blame the|heart for it. - No, Shalu. Don't cry. Don't bid me|a tearful farewell. l am very happy now! l have no more sorrows.|Now l am a married woman. And my husband will|light my funeral pyre. See, l have written|such a beautiful song. Show it to me,|my dear Seema. ''lf l live, it ought|to be with you''... ... and if l die, it|should be before you''. This is very beautiful. Get it printed in|Mr. Verma's press. l will surely get it printed! |
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