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Mother, is everything alright?
Won't you eat with us at the dining table?
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I decided to feed you today.
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really!
Like I used to when I used to send you to school.
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After that, you used to put me into pigtails.
sure
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Who knows...
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if I'll get the chance to do this.
Mother, please don't cry...
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Once the marriage date is set
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a mother can't stop crying until her daughter is married off into her new home.
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You know that you live in my heart, right?
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It's the truth that you have always maintained my respect.
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I have never done anything like that for you.
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You always have...
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you're doing it right now.
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I know that you have many fears in your heart, as do I.
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But apart from that I can't see any other way.
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I gave your picture to Rabia, as well as Aliyah's.
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But there was no appropriate proposal.
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God be my witness, if I had found a better proposal than Saif-ur-Rehman,
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I would have agreed to it.
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Mother, I have no complaints.
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What you're doing is good.
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Saif-ur-Rehman is a simple man.
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I know that he's in Zareena's hand, but I'm sure that your presence will change him.
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My dear, in the beginning, it's hard.
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It's hard for every girl.
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But being understanding and patient lessens all difficulties.
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You're the smartest among all of my children.
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I'm sure that you will never bring me shame.
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No mother...
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I want to say one more thing...
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When you go there, do not speak about anything that goes around in this house.
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When you come here, then don't talk about anything that goes on around at your in-laws.
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Yes, mother.
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Come on
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Now eat up.
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And then... I'll bring some oil and massage your head.
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Where were you roaming around?
I was with my friend.
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What friend are you talking about?
He's with me at work.
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Tell your office friend that you're getting married next Friday.
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When did you leave? You didn't even took permission from me.
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I was running late...
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Bring some paper and a pencil and come here.
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The wedding ceremony and the reception. Write the expenses at the top as well.
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Expenses...
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Mother, you're ruining my life and that girl's life as well.
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Which girl are you talking about, Samia, or your girlfriend?
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Look, if you did anything stupid, I'll show you what real trouble is... so silence yourself and write.
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The wedding ceremony will have twenty-five people and the reception will have no more than sixty.
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That's enough... the wedding ceremony shouldn't have many guests. Twenty-five people are enough.
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Mother!
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Saif... where are you going?
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What are you thinking?
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It's better you bury what you're thinking about.
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Mother...
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Enough... no one other than Samia. Tell me what you wrote.
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The wedding ceremony will have twenty-five people and the reception will have fifty or sixty.
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It will be one dish with cold drinks as a dessert.
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Be sure that no one gets more than one cold drink.
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Explicitly mothers with children can share their drinks with their children.
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Write Waheed-Uddin's name, wait, he has four children. Invite Maqsooma, she's a widow.
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She will have no with her... write Maqsooma's name, not Abdul Rehman's.
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One cold drink for mothers with kids.
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Father... you're still up? Saif said that you went to sleep.
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Should I have had a conversation with that donkey?
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He's not a donkey...
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Yes, donkeys are intelligent and useful.
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Why was he here?
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He's getting married.
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Sad to hear that.
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For what?
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He'll be making some poor soul's life miserable.
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The marriage won't even last a few months, you can write that down.
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What about the thing about him marrying you in court?
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He was expressing that desire. It's the least he can do.
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It would be an achievement if that mentally handicapped man could do that.
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I've told you not to speak like that about him.
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He loves you and takes care of you.
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And you only insult him.
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Does he do anything that should make me want to respect him?
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In all my life I've never seen a man like him.
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I don't know what you see in him.
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Obedience, which other men do not have.
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Such men can't protect their wives.
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What about men like you?
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Can't you forget all that?
Have you forgotten?
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You have a doctor's appointment tomorrow, Saif will take you.
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Don't argue, and go with him.
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Why are you so worried Mr. Agha?
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I've prepared everything for Samia.
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It's about making the food arrangements, right?
I'll sell four of the six bangles I have.
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We've seen such difficult times, and this will pass as well.
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Just pray for your daughter's better future.
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May God bless your sister... her straightforward attitude solved our problem.
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If only you were somewhat like her.
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The truth is always a bitter pill to swallow.
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I've made Shahi Tukray in the fridge, you'll have it, right?
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I'll be right back with it.
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Is it too late to get into this?
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Not that late...
we can pull some strings
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When are the trials?
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There's still a month left. After that, the team will be created.
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Okay... I'm in.
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Let me know how much we have to invest.
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Alright, I'll talk to the board.
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Hi...
Hello...
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Long time.
Yeah...
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Tea... coffee.. anything?
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Anything...
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Okay... come.
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This is your anything.
Thank you.
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You asked... coffee for me, as you know I'm a coffee person.
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So... how far along is your hotel?
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It's in the final stages.
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I heard that you're buying a cricket team as well.
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Yeah, that too.
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You get all the news. Who sends it to you?
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You're my brother. It's my responsibility to keep an eye on you.
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Where's your marriage in this equation?
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In the type of marriages, I've seen in my life, no part of my mind wants to think about marriage.
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And look at you... how long did your marriage last?
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Three years, if I'm right?
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I'm surprised by our blood.
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Blood relations have no value.
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Now look, you're living here without your son.
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He's getting a better education there.
Spot on!
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That's what my father told me right before he left me for boarding school.
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Son... this is for your future... the education here is better!
I'll bring Zain back here...
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Okay...
When? When he'll forget you?
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He won't believe that you're his mother...
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and that you think about what's best for him. Then...
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like me, he'll think of this house as a boarding school.
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Cold and feeling less.
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Anyways...
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When are you going back to Paris?
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After three or four months.
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Until then his final exams will be over as well.
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You're turning out just like father.
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You don't care about anything other than money and property.
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I don't know why you think so negatively about your father. He's not like that.
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You have no idea...
Let's not go there Shehrish.
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Look... I heard about your housing project.
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Shehrish, I hope you know that land has sentimental value.
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It's my mother's land.
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That's between you and father. I'm doing what father asked me to.
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And he's using you like a pawn. Shehrish, please don't get involved in this.
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Father knows that it was my idea to make a housing scheme on this land.
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I've been working on this for months.
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I'll say it one more time. You should talk to father.
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Trust me, once you convince him... then he will give you this land
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Convince him of what?
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That he should give me my mother's land. A land which I have a right over?
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My lawyer will talk to him now.
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What do you mean by that? Will you file a case against him?
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How can you even think like that?
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This is not something new. For land and property...
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we don't see who our sister and father is.
Asfar, enough
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I'm giving you a week.
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Consider this friendly warning.
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I can't wait anymore, do anything but prepare the documents.
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Shehrish and I will sign the documents today. Thank you so much
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Father, please don't do this.
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This way Afsar will be even more sure that you prefer me over him.
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What should I do?
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He's going to court, I need to settle this matter before he goes there.
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Father, then don't give it to me either.
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I told you that I can start working on the land in Malir, then what's the problem?
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Why don't you understand what I'm trying to say?
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He's planned a housing scheme before us on that land.
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He shouldn't have done that without talking to me
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It's possible that he doesn't make that mistake this time.
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Besides this land holds emotional value for him.
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He won't let that land go to waste.
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That is possible. But at least he should have talked to me.
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He should have tried to convince me.
Just a few more days...
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Wait for a few days...
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Once the land is in your name, you can do whatever you want.
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Father!
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Why are you doing this? You could have asked someone. Let me do it.
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Why would I have asked someone?
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This is not the first time I'm doing this.
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Father, you're not supposed to do this.
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What book dictates that?
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My book.
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Whilst Tania is here, father will do no such thing!
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Show that book to me as well.
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It might also say that it's not Tania's job to make films
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Father...
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I need to go to Taxila to create my project.
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I'll be back in two days.
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May God have mercy.
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Are you here to tell me, or seek permission?
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I came here to ask permission.
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I'm sure you haven't taken permission from your mother.
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She has already refused.
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Why do you need to go there?
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I need to go there, without it I can't pass my exams.
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Did you try explaining that to your mother?
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She doesn't understand anything that I say.
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My dear, if you are here to bypass her...
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then I can't help you with that. You can't go without her permission.
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Then have her permit me.
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Give that to me... I'll sew it myself.
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Out of the question! I've already refused.
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Hand me the rag...
It will ruin a year's work for her...
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She won't set any standards there. Besides she already roams around a lot.
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And now she'll go out of the city...
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I'm not going alone. Ali is going with me.
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Where is the sugar? I just saw it.
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Should I go with her?
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What did you say? Do you want to go with her?
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Then let her go.
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Go and stop bothering me!
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If something happens then you'll be responsible for it Mr. Agha,
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When will you be back?
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I'll be back in two, or three days.
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Has the fat gotten to your brain?
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That's wrong... it seems you can't digest food until you talk about my daughter's diet.
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Mr. Agha... I have to seat Samia at a mayun, after evening.
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If you can come tomorrow, then go, otherwise, stay home.
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How can I come back in one day?
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She'll be back...
Father...
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Prepare to leave. We'll sort the rest out later.
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Go now...
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You're going to work today as well?
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Is today a special day?
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Your sister is sitting at her mayun, there's so much to do at home.
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I have a lot to do as well.
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I have to make clothes for the wedding. Where should I go?
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I'll try to come back early.
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If you make such a hideous face, I'll go myself.
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Go with mother, she has to shop as well.
God forbid.
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Hey, wait!
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Where are you going?
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It's my home. My name is Shakeel. Don't you know that?
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Go and call Mr. Agha.
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Why are you screaming?
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The entire neighborhood must have listened to your name.
Mr. Agha is not home.
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I don't care... call Mr. Agha.
Wait, I'll call him.
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Lord knows where he came from.
Call Mr. Agha!
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Shakeel?
Greetings.
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How are you? I'm fine, mother and father are well too. Don't talk in between...
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Call Mr. Agha!
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What nonsense is this?
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Mina... bring a glass of water. I think he's taking his last breath
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Call Mr. Agha!
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God... is this a home or a gathering of women?
Why are you here?
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I had a warning registered for you, I think you didn't read it.
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Pick up your stuff immediately and leave!
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Otherwise, I will register such a beating upon you that you will forget to count.
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Auntie... make her understand.
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I'm the landlord and one should speak like that to the landlord.
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You just asked me not to speak in between. Sister pick up your shoe.
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Wait a minute... what are you saying, auntie?
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I don't only have a share in the house, but I'm also your nephew as well.
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Mina! Bring the stick we use to clean cobwebs.
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Wait a minute Mina.
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What is the matter with you? I'm being harassed and I can file a complaint against you.
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Sure go on and I'll call your father and tell him that his son is still alive.
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But if he stays here we can't guarantee it.
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Mina, pick up his luggage & throw it outside the house
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How dare you... if anyone dares touch my stuff, I'll kill myself.
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This is my grandfather's house.
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I can do anything for this house. I can even sacrifice myself for this house.
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My eyes are bloodshot... look at me...
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enough! I'll call brother Tufail and tell him that his son...
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is speaking nonsense. He should admit him to a hospital.
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Auntie don't do that. I beg you on your dead uncle's grave.
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Let me find a corner to live in. Once father's anger cools down, I'll leave.
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Shehrish don't worry. Think that the deal is final. Yes, I'm going right now.
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I have the documents. I'm leaving.
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If nothing, I've at least made him a car mechanic.
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He should do this as a living.
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He should stop dealing with properties and stop bothering me.
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The sea is seven kilometers away from here.
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So? Should we go for a walk there?
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I'm not that idle to go on a walk with an idiot.
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Think that this is the titanic and hand it over to the sea.
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And while you're at it, you should jump in the ocean as well.
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Why don't you sink your rolls royce in the ocean?
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I don't need someone's help to turn it on every day.
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Do you have a rag?
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Here you go.
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You seem quiet...
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What do you mean?
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There goes that tongue of yours... so what if your car works, or not.
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Otherwise, I thought that the loss you endured with Shehrish stole your tongue.
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Go away from here.
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I've never gone away without fixing your car first.
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Except for last time.
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How come you're doing so much good nowadays?
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What good?
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You're not ruining my work, nor are you poaching my clients.
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Has the maid Zubaida failed in her work?
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Excuse me... what maid Zubaida?
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She has told me everything.
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Of course, she did, after you paid her money.
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Like you promised her paradise, right?
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Have you no shame
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exploited poor people?
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I've not done that, but if I did...
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then the salary you give the poor woman doesn't even buy a single meal.
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Can we make another deal?
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What deal?
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Let's end our fight.
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Let's be friends.
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It's a good deal.
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But I'm very selective when it comes to my friends.
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And you're not worthy in any way, shape, or form.
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But I've started to think that you are worthy.
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There is no room empty, where should I place that idiot?
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Mother, there's enough room in the store room for a bed.
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That poor soul will suffocate in the store room.
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He already breathes hard when he speaks.
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What about the room by the yard?
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That belongs to the security guard.
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So what? It's empty, the security guard isn't there.
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If Tufail finds out that we placed his son in the security guard's room, he will never let us hear the end of it.
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Call Tufail I say, ask him to take him away.
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Mother, if uncle Tufail comes here, he'll stay here till the wedding.
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Who knows, he might not leave either.
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What will happen if he stays here?
God forbid.
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I've kept my stuff in Tania's room. What's she going to do with such a large room?
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Are you insane, what are you saying?
Go and stop him.
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There's no need to do anything. He has made arrangements for himself.
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How are you?
Did an enemy give you some bad news?
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Samia is getting married.
I know, Aliyah told me.
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You have all the news.
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More than friends, one should keep eye on one's enemy.
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One shouldn't greet one's enemies.
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Get out of my way.
Be careful, I won't be there every time.
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Come... please.
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Please get me a panadol.
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The contract and the advance.
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So soon? We haven't even started working yet.
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I can recognize precious stones and precious people
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and when I find them, I don't let go of them,
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Read it thoroughly. If you want to change something or add to it, then tell me.
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When is your sister getting married? What was her name?
Samia.
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She's getting married next Saturday...
Meaning, in a week.
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Yes.
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Alright, tell me if you need something.
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Thank you... is your deal locked?
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That poor guy is still working on it.
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And until that happens, we can't start working on the housing scheme.
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He's not that bad, he knows how to work.
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You're changing your statement.
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He was my business rival then, he's not now.
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Okay... I see.
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Shabbo, I've told you to always give me the prescription. I told the shopkeeper all sorts of weird names. Take a look at it!
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Meet him... your nephew...
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He came to take over the house.
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Greetings uncle... she was kidding. I came here to attend the wedding.
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Who invited you?
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No one... I thought that there must be so much to do at home...
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you're alone, how will you do it?
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I will have the food made and have the tents raised...
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I will organize the seating arrangement and I will also arrange music.
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Who told you I was alone?
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Any one of my daughters is worth ten of men like you. Pick up your stuff and begone!
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My body will go back if I don't attend my sister's wedding.
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I'll fulfill that wish of yours... Shammo...
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Where is my gun?
No Shammo!
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You know I have a breathing problem and a heart problem. Do not say such things.
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How will the wedding happen if the police take you away?
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Auntie will be so worried and sister Samia will cry.
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Do one thing, send me away as soon as you marry off sister Samia.
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That is if you want to. Otherwise, I've decided that I will serve you all my life.
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I will serve you like a lifelong servant.
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The registry you made has served us enough.
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I don't need your service.
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Just because of one ordinary registry you're doubting my intentions?
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Allow me and I will rip it to shreds.
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But, listen to me...
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God be my witness, I've come here only because of my love for you.
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And a Muslim even provides shelter to a non-believer.
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Auntie... what will happen if you plead for me?
Don't you dare call me auntie?
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Ask Tufail to come here and take his prized possession away.
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Sure call him.
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If he comes here, he will stay here.
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But I will leave after the wedding. The decision is up to you.
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Your heart must be straining a little bit, right uncle?
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Alright... you can stay here on one condition.
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You will go on the record and state that you're relieving yourself of all of your rights...
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and from now on you will not declare anything of any sort.
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Of course, as you wish!
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But, Urdu is very difficult, and it will be very hard to write down. Can I give it to you tomorrow?
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God have mercy!
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Deepak, what's the matter? Why haven't you eaten yet?
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What happened?
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Tell mother...
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that I will go to school and study...
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I will not bother her anymore.
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mother won't listen now
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Then I won't go to the shop as well.
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Deepak...
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Does Liaqat the tailor hit you?
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I told you that I don't want to go there.
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She should find work for me in a bungalow.
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Alright... Deepak...
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What happened? Does someone say something to you?
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My dear brother tell me what happened.
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What happened Deepak?
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Tell me...
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Deepak...
What happened to him?
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He doesn't want to go to the shop.
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Auntie has gone insane. The entire world knows about Liaqat the tailor.
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No one works for him for long because of his abusive language and beatings.
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What will mother do then?
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Don't you know how my father is? How will she manage the expenses?
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Don't worry, once you become a star, our days will change.
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Mom has caught me with the phone and she has seen the video as well.
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She must have beaten you then.
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She didn't but she didn't announce to break your bones.
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She will be angry, but I will endure it for you. Anyways...
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Check this out...
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The video is great... this is amazing.
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No, what will happen next will be amazing...
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when we create our next video.
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All we need is some makeup and some cool clothes.
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I have make-up, but not cool clothes.
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I have my friend Khalid for that. He works at a clothes store.
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We'll have to give Bahria town for that.
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Mother doesn't even let me go to the roof, let alone Bahria town.
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Sister Samia is getting married. Auntie will stay there for a few days, we'll go then!
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You and your plans!
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We'll go then!
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Have you no shame stealing a poor girl's right and celebrating it by eating a pizza?
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The deal for Shehrish's house was finalized and this pizza is in celebration of that.
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It's not to celebrate Aliyah's innocence.
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I see a change in the future.
Talk about something else, please...
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Listen then...
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A new housing scheme is starting.
Really, where?
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The highway. Shehrish is the one who's making it.
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And Aliyah has joined her.
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Is that confirmed, or just another story from your maid Zubaida?
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It's hundred percent confirmed. I told you...
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don't underestimate her.
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That's why she let Shehrish's deal go by so easily.
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And you were saying that she was innocent.
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She's very sly.
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See what I'll do now.