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One shouldn’t take too long in turning back from the shore.
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Sometimes its these very shores that hold the worst storms.
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I have an aunt.
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She’s very ill.
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I want to go meet her but Agha doesn’t like it.
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I should go see her.
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But all this will only be possible if you help me.
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You will receive a reward way beyond your expectations.
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Keep it.
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Madam,
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The only thing I’m afraid of is being called a traitor.
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Why are you looking at me like this?
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You see me every day.
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Yes, I do… but not looking this beautiful.
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You must have many beauties vying for you.
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You never tell me anything.
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You always keep it a secret.
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You should look as beautiful when I’m gone, as the way you are when I’m here.
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Don’t say such things.
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You know how depressed I get whenever you leave.
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Do you know something;
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I’m always worried about you.
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The only reason I’m living in this city, ignoring all else, is because of you.
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All my business in Dubai has become disturbed because of you.
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Then don’t go.
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Is it that necessary for you to go?
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I get lonely at home…
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and on top of that I have this security to deal with as well.
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They’ll be removed…
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all of it will be removed.
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I’ll come back early from Dubai.
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Yeah right,
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You forget your Laila Sabah the moment you leave.
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Not possible
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I can forget the morning breeze but not Laila Sabah.
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These conversations with you are the memories that keep me
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thinking about you twenty-four hours a day.
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I’m very lucky.
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At least that’s what I feel.
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You’re playing a very dangerous game, brother.
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You still have time so desist!
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I don’t think you know Behroze Karim.
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You don’t get scared.
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That’s what’s special about you.
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I’m only afraid of being called a traitor.
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The master..
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is very kind to me…
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and I owe him a lot.
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I promise you that the minute Agha returns from South Africa…
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...I will myself ask him for his permission to meet aunty.
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But you will have to help me till then.
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You can do this much for me, can’t you?
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No, all this isn’t right.
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I’ll tell the master everything once he comes back.
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I’ll beg him to at least allow the madam to meet her relatives.
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But will he forgive me for this mistake?
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Will he heed advice from someone who’s just an ordinary servant?
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Oh God, what should I do…
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Clean this.
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Yes Sir.
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Yes Sir?
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You look worried?
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Is something worrying you?
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No Sir.
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Did you wish to speak to me about something?
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No, there’s nothing Sir.
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Think about it.
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Don’t tell me later that I didn’t give you a chance to do so.
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Are you positive?
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Yes Sir.
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Hmm.
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Yes.
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I really felt like dressing up today after many days.
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Agha Behroze has told me..
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that you should not just look good for me
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but you should look good even when I’m not there.
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So how can I ever refuse him?
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Yes, yes, I’m just leaving.
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Listen…
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I’ll be back early so don’t worry.
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And stop waiting for me out here it really irritates me.
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Waiting for you doesn’t worry me as much as the thought of what
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I’m doing in secret behind the master’s back.
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Madam..
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You’d said that this would be the last time and that you
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would ask the master for his permission to come here yourself.
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Yes, yes, fine.
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Look do one thing, go back downstairs.
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There are plenty of restaurants there so have something to eat while you wait.
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Okay.
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Hurry and lets go!
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We’re really late and I have to call up Agha too from the land line!
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Yes Madam.
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It’s a good thing you’re back Agha…
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because I was really missing you.
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You were late returning home…
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so, I had no choice but to miss my flight to come get you.
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Agha…
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It’s my fault.
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I should never have done that.
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I should have gone home earlier.
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It’s just that I wanted to meet my friend.
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I don’t know how it got so late… I never realized it was so late.
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Please forgive me.
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All this… it’s his fault!
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He knew I wanted to meet my friend and he kept me busy talking.
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For only a small reward and a little money…
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he brought me to this point.
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I think he’s in cahoots with your enemies.
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Who knows what danger I might have been facing?
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It’s a good thing you came…
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otherwise, I don’t know what might have happened.
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What are you doing here?
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You said that..
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you all had to go elsewhere?
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Why did you bring your madam here?
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Didn’t you know this place wasn’t safe?
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Agha, he tried his best to inveigle me to go against you
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I don’t know what he actually wanted
-
I’m just so grateful that you’re back.
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What’s she saying?
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Madam…
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Madam is right in what she’s saying Sir.
-
I inveigled her to come here.
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You turned out to be quite the immature.
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Do you have a last wish?
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Please destroy my corpse after killing me.
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I’ve borne too much with this body.
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I’m not good at giving second chances.
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...And in my court
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there is only one punishment for betrayal…
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and that’s death.
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Feroz?
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Please forgive me -
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Enough!
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Enough of your drama.
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I’ve borne enough of this lie of yours.
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No more.
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Agha, I made a huge mistake.
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Please forgive me.
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I got attracted to my old love.
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Forgive me Agha…
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Please forgive me.
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It’s my fault Sir.
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Not madam’s
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Forgive her please.
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I’m never unfair to anyone.
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Agha?
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Agha?
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Agha…Please forgive me
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Two people were finished off and their bodies have been interred into the sea.
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She didn’t suffer too much, did she?
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Any suffering and pain one may suffer ends with one’s death Sir.
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You’re right…
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What can be kinder than death?
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Death is like…
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a mother’s lap.
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Sir, it’s quite late at night
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I think we should head on home.
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Where’s the point of my going home?
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There’s no home now that she’s gone.
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We’ll need to leave earlier Sir.
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That boy’s father…
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was some ambassador.
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He won’t take this lightly.
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He will definitely go in search of his son.
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Although I’ve removed all evidence…
-
But…
-
the place she used to visit…
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a girl used to live there as well
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and she’s disappeared.
-
You’re going to handle all these matters for the next few days.
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What was that boy’s name…?
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Parizaad.
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Parizaad….Where is he?
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Keep lying down… don’t get up.
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Your wound is very deep
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Where… am… I?
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I’m coming!
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You want to break the door or what?!
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Why did it take you so long to open the door?
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Any news regarding Parizaad, Janu?
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No.
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I searched all over but I didn’t find Parizaad.
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There was no news of him even at the place where I thought there
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might be some hope of finding him.
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It’s almost a month since his disappearance.
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Even had your employer sent him away on an assignment,
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He should still have been back by now.
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No.
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Had he gone an assignment he would have definitely told me…
-
he would have at least informed me.
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My friend is definitely in trouble.
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I’m really anxious about him.
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What is it that your boss does???
-
I’m beginning to feel quite anxious now…
-
plus there’s the tension of it all as well.
-
I warned Parizaad!
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I told him not to play with fire!
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People of our lower status can’t compete with nor walk beside
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these people of the upper strata of society!
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But..
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I don’t know what obsession he had with having himself accepted by them!
-
We don’t even have a contact for any one of his relatives.
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Why don’t you do one thing…
-
go and speak to the man who sent him to you.
-
Maybe he knows something?
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No.
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What will I say to Kallu Sir?
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That he sent Parizaad on my assurance to a strange city and now
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I’ve lost him somewhere?
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I can’t tell this to Sir...
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What else can we do?
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We will have to do something.
-
I’ll find him.
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Just pray that my friend is okay.
-
Alright look
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don’t worry so much now
-
and drink your tea.
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Yes?
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Uh… Sir, DSP Badar Munir would like to see you.
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Yes, I was waiting for her only.
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Send her in.
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Yes Sir.
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You may go in.
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What Sir’s mood like?
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So far so good.
-
Okay
-
May I come in Sir?
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Yes, come in.
-
Have a seat Badar Munir.
-
Thank you Sir.
-
What’s happening on the case of the ambassador’s missing son?
-
I’m really surprised that the IG Sir handed you such an important case.
-
Sir, we’ve raided all the suspicious dens in the city and we’d also set up patrols but…
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we haven’t been successful thus far.
-
Oh no, no, no, I don’t want to hear any excuses.
-
These days his disappearance is being discussed even in the parliament.
-
He’s not just some ordinary person,
-
he’s the son of a major bureaucrat.
-
I can understand that Sir.
-
Sir we’re trying our best to achieve some kind of success and soon.
-
I have a lot of pressure on me from the top.
-
And then I also received a call from the Interior Ministry to day to
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present a report as soon as possible.
-
They’re asking as to what the police are doing!
-
Sir the problem is that the boy was a resident of Islamabad
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and he was living at some five-star hotel here.
-
Not only is he missing but his car and his mobile phone are also missing.
-
And since he had no friends or acquaintances in the city…
-
we’re having a little difficulty with starting the investigations.
-
Did you check the last location of his mobile phone?
-
Yes Sir, we did.
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Until the night of his disappearance his phone was active and he was at the seaside.
-
We can’t find any trace of him after that.
-
Sir, we suspect that he might have committed suicide.
-
Oh no, no Badar Munir.
-
One must have a reason or motive for a suicide.
-
And then…
-
finding his corpse is also important.
-
You’re right Sir.
-
Sir, I’ve put together a new team and I will give you some good news very soon.
-
Do something soon…
-
because this is a matter of the honor of the entire police department.
-
Yes Sir.
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Thank you.
-
Thank you Sir.
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Parizaad!
-
Go and lie back down as your wound still hasn’t healed.
-
Parizaad!
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Parizaad!
-
I even told you not to come out until you’re better!
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Don’t do such a thing.
-
Be brave.
-
Be good now.
-
You’re finally awake, are you?
-
Who took me away and why?
-
Sultan has a heavy hand.
-
That’s why the wound on your head was quite deep.
-
On the boss’s instructions…
-
You were kept in a safe place
-
Why leave me alive?
-
This too was also on the command of the boss.
-
Although what you did was worthy of death.
-
...But I don’t know why…
-
The boss let you live.
-
And Madam, what happened to her?
-
The two were killed right there and then.
-
I don’t think you realize it
-
but you woke up after two months from your unconscious state.
-
So many days have gone by…?
-
Yes.
-
We deliberately kept you in an unconscious state
-
because you’re too over emotional.
-
And you might have done something stupid again in your over emotional state of mind…
-
which would have then made us look even more suspicious in the eyes of the law.
-
Anyways get dressed and come out.
-
The boss was asking about you.
-
Whether it’s the annexe or another room of this house…
-
what difference does it make?
-
I’m still a prisoner.
-
And you and I,
-
We are in the same position.
-
We’re prisoners.
-
What are we doing here?
-
We’re only fumbling around in the dark.
-
Sitting back at our ease eating bread.
-
Hmm?
-
Our seniors are asking me about the progress we’ve made!
-
How should I answer them?
-
We still haven’t lost hope.
-
The only clue we have, is the location of the mobile.
-
And even though we haven’t located the mobile,
-
we are moving forward because of the data we got from the mobile company.
-
Have you gotten anything new from that data, any clues?
-
Yes Madam.
-
The night that the man went missing,
-
he went to a residential apartment near Central Park.
-
He even called a friend of his from there.
-
Okay good.
-
Get together a team
-
and take them there.
-
We need to focus on this particular clue.
-
He must definitely have gone there to meet some acquaintance or friend.
-
Whosoever you find there, bring them back to the police station and interrogate them.
-
Yes madam.
-
Dismissed.
-
Tanveer?
-
Come here.
-
Aren’t you getting any water in your house?
-
Don’t you ever take a bath?
-
No madam, I did take a bath.
-
Is this what you call taking a bath?
-
Your head’s been shaved off
-
so how it you still haven’t lost the habit of scratching your head?
-
It’s a habit Madam.
-
You can leave.
-
Yes Madam.
-
Yes Farah, what is it?
-
Good evening, Sir.
-
Has your wound healed?
-
Yes.
-
You’re lucky…
-
because otherwise there are some wounds that never heal
-
Sir…you loved her so very much…
-
then why did you have her killed?
-
That’s why I killed her.
-
Had she been exceptional for me…
-
Then I might have…
-
Let her go.
-
But you could have also forgiven her.
-
You can say all this.
-
it’s because you still haven’t tasted the poison of competition.
-
Had she…
-
left me for myself, I might have forgiven her.
-
I would have borne it.
-
Why didn’t you end my life there and then?
-
I betrayed you as well.
-
You were already prepared to die.
-
How could I kill someone who’s already dead?
-
If one wants to take revenge from an enemy
-
then it’s very important that he’s alive.
-
Why did you take on all her accusations onto yourself?
-
Why didn’t you say that she was deceiving you in order to go meet someone?
-
Sir, I couldn’t bear the thought of hurting your honor and respect in
-
front of your personal guards and security.
-
I didn’t want to…
-
expose the truth about Madam in front of everyone.
-
Go on and disappear for a few days.
-
I’ll call you once things have cooled down.
-
Yes, okay.
-
But you could have also forgiven her.
-
You can say all this.
-
it’s because you still haven’t tasted the poison of competition.
-
You’re lucky master.
-
At least you had a rival.
-
Because my whole life, I never even got a chance to be anyone’s rival.
-
Sir the police have found Laila Sabah’s friend’s place.
-
Sir the police have found Laila Sabah’s friend’s place.
-
Hmm.
-
What happened about that girl?
-
Did you find her?
-
She’s been missing since that day.
-
This cat and mouse game will continue until she’s found.
-
She’s the only witness to the meetings between those two.
-
Yes Sir, we’re trying our best to find her.
-
Bring her straight to me when you find her.
-
She must still be carrying the last glimpse of Laila in her eyes.
-
If I see that then I’ll be able to pass a few more days.
-
Yes Sir, I will do exactly that.
-
What do you want to do about Parizaad?
-
Send him to Guru.
-
He’s a rarity.
-
People like him are hard to find.
-
Yes Sir.