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What are you looking at my dear?
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How do you know I'm here?
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Your silence is loud.
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You're the only one who hears it.
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Not everyone knows how to listen to silence.
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Sit with me.
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My dear if you want the people to hear you
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then you will have to speak up.
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I can't do it.
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I've tried many times, but my voice gives out.
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Harsh words often become the cause of knots developing within...
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These knots do sort themselves out, but they do leave behind a seal.
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So it's better that one sorts them out proactively.
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It is hard and it does take time, but it can be done.
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No one has ever said a harsh word to me.
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You have a big heart...
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that's why you try to forget.
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Are you pointing out what mother says?
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It seems I've scraped a wound.
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She doesn't want anything bad for me.
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Whatever she says, she says for my betterment.
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My dear, it is possible that what she thinks is better for you, might not be.
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These are the things that cause those knots.
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If you have an objection, then speak up.
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Your mother cannot hear your silence.
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I can't break her heart.
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I will never say anything.
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What she's doing, I accept it.
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Then I'll have to speak up.
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I came here to ask you not to say anything.
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I can't break her trust and live in her home.
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Whatever she's doing...
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let her do it.
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What is he doing?
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he changes oil
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You've conducted the interview very well.
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You think so?
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Yes...
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Will sister really marry Saif-ur-Rehman?
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Yes, she will.
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Will we let that happen?
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What should we do?
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Samia will not say anything and her mother always lets her anger out on the two of us,
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so this time I won't say a thing.
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There is no one left on this earth that can sort out mother and sister, besides auntie.
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I don't know if she'll come or not. Show me...
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So you will not tell me about that "baking soda"
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What's the matter with you? I told you there was no girl there, I swear.
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No need to swear... I know it now...
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You're telling the truth and your mobile is the one that is lying.
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Mother, please!
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I must say, she was very beautiful.
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Greetings aunty
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If only I had prayed for something else. I was just thinking of calling you.
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Why were you thinking?
You should have called. Is everything alright?
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I wanted to ask you about that girl.
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which girl?
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The one who went grocery shopping with Salman.
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I have no idea. He hangs with a lot of girls. Which one were you out with?
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What nonsense? She's already not believing me.
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Oh! Did you go with the girl that came to the office today?
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Rafi...
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Auntie, how did she look? Did she have long hair, and big eyes? Was she beautiful?
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Yes, she had big eyes, she was beautiful and she seemed very innocent.
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Auntie, she's not innocent at all. She has kept him in line.
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Mother, he's spewing nonsense.
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Tell me about that girl.
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Go to your home, it's time for us to sleep.
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I was hungry, I thought I would eat here.
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No way, I've already done the dishes and I won't wash your dishes.
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No, I'll serve you dinner and wash the dishes as well.
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I want to discuss something important with you
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Wait here, auntie wants to talk with me about something important.
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come with me
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Saif-ur-Rehman and Zareena are coming on Friday to set the date.
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Has Samia agreed?
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She had no objections before, nor will she have any now.
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Aliyah and Tania are the only ones with the problem.
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Make them understand that if they create any trouble...
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then there will be none worse than me.
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What if I have an objection, then?
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Then I will say that if there is any man better than Saif-ur-Rehman, then bring him forth before Friday.
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That is baseless.
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Before mentioning a problem, one should have a solution for it.
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Anyways, all your life was spent mentioning problems.
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Did you provoke my mother properly then?
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Were you successful?
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Telling the truth isn't provoking. You just can't handle the truth.
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Hmm... alright...
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I'll visit your father today and tell him all about your deeds.
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Don't you dare do anything like that? If you do, you will be responsible for what happens to your life.
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Life is dependent on God and it's my duty to do good deeds.
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I have a long list of your good deeds. I will provide the number of both to your mother
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who both?
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She was asking about Shehrish as well.
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I will burst your head wide open.
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No power on Earth can stop me from telling the truth.
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You will never visit my home again.
I will.
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You are so stubborn.
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Your mother asked me to remind you to book her seat.
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Don't you dare! I have no intention of sending her right now.
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First I will rent out an apartment and once everything is shifted, I will do that.
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I heard that the floor above Aliyah's home is being emptied.
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And then you say that you dislike her.
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I will even up everything now.
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There is a grumpy man who is selling his house at the end of the market.
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Stop it, Maya!
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Stop it, Maya!
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Maya!
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What happened Maya? Stop barking!
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I wasn't saying that to you, I was saying it to Maya.
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how Cute.
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She's in a bad mood nowadays.
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She doesn't bark when she needs to, but when she does bark, she doesn't stop.
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You were saying something.
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I heard that you were selling your house.
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Who was that son of a.... sorry...
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which idiot spread this news?
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Salman, who works at Syed property dealers.
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I don't know anyone from Syed property dealers, who is this son of a... sorry!
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Don't be sorry for him
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I'm sorry...
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I knew that it was out of the question that you would ask just anyone to sell your ancestral home.
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Exactly! Come inside. Be mindful of the dog.
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How nice uncle.
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Your house is a piece of heritage.
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Of course...
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Why are you here, tell me?
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I was worried that you might need something.
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You live alone and you don't have any other friends than my father.
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Who will take care of you, if not us?
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Thank you.
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But you don't need to worry.
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This is my brunch time. What will you have, tea, or coffee?
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No, thank you so much. I should get going now.
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Of course...
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Okay.
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Is everything alright at home?
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Yes, uncle, Samia's wedding date is about to be fixed.
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Father misses you and...
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auntie...
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Auntie... what...
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Forget it, I don't want to hear it.
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Okay, uncle... as you wish. Bye!
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Greetings... my name is Salman...
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From Syed property dealers?
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A dog...
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What did you just say?
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is barking
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Who did you say that to? Wait...
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I can't wait, I'll die out of fear.
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You're trying to have my house sold.
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You're the one who spread that news...
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No... that dog... that dog...
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You don't even have the manners to talk.
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If you ever come near my house again,
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Maya will do more than just bark. Go away!
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Neha... give it to your brother.
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Here you go.
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Let me take it out, mother.
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Sure, until then, let me give you this money...
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Here you are, take this... it’s a hundred rupees...
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buy one kilo of tomatoes and potatoes.
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Give me two hundred more, I need to have my bandages changed at the doctor's.
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I'll take you with me in the evening.
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Neha, your brother peed on his bed again, be sure to clean it up.
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Give me the money.
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If you're late, there will be a lot of rush at the doctor's.
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Let there be a rush, but I won't give you the money.
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You've grown quite the attitude. It seems you don't understand respect.
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Have you gone insane? Let me go!
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Huraiz... only God can understand you. I'll leave my job and sit at home.
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Curse you!
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I will leave this job, then you will learn. You will yearn for each penny.
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Mother, leave your job.
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I...
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The two of us will work. I'll bring the money home.
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Listen to me... I know very well the excuses you look for to leave home.
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Don't you dare think of leaving home? Sit down.
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Deepak, I need to find some work for you.
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Where?
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Where else than Liaqat the tailor?
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I won't go to Liaqat the tailor!
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Are you crazy, why won't you go there?
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Let go of me... I won't go there.
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Hold on... come here. I'll give you a good thrashing...
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Come on... I sorted out your father and you're nothing compared to him. Wear your slippers.
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I won't listen to you. All of you have made my life hell.
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Neha... close the door.
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Mother, let go of me. I promise that I'll go to school and I'll study as well.
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Walk straight, otherwise, I'll beat you right here, right now.
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You've become so cruel, mother.
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Let go of me... father is right in what he does with you.
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Then why don't you do what he does?
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Don't talk nonsense and keep walking.
Let me go!
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Come on... be silent and walk.
Let go of me, mother.
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Brother Liaqat, keep him here and teach him your trade.
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I will not pay his fees anymore for no reason.
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Will you break his arm as well?
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Do you want him to beg outside a mosque, showing his injured arm like your husband?
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Yes... he's becoming a sloth-like him. He's becoming exactly like his father.
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Teach him your trade, otherwise, he'll be ruined.
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Think about it carefully. Don't come running to me when you hear that I beat up your kid.
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Teach him your trade, and I won't say a thing to you. Just teach him. Go inside!
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Go on... if he doesn't learn, then beat him up!
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Mother...
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What did she do now?
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I want the floor above her home, right now!
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Has the landlord thrown out your stuff?
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One more word...
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then I will throw you and your maid Zubaida in front of that grumpy old man's dog.
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Oh no, not today, please.
-
So finally the camel has come under the mountain.
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At least today, I won't fix her car.
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This is a car... you can't cheat into starting it.
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Start it...
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It started... what do you mean?
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Sorry, I had a long meeting with my father. Come, have a seat.
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Tea, or coffee?
Nothing, thank you.
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Aliyah, how long has it been since you've done this?
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Almost two years.
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Don't you find it hard?
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Why are you asking that?
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Because here, we have discrimination in professions as well.
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If a man can do it, then a woman can't and if a woman can do it, then a man can't.
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It was hard in the beginning, but now, not so much.
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I have a degree in civil engineering.
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But, I never found the time to use it. But I want to now.
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You must.
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Will you help me if I do?
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Of course, but how can I help you?
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You see, like Aliyah, I can't trust anyone like my father, and if I do...
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then I do it blindly.
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I can't betray anyone like my father as well.
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Great, I have a 50-acre land on the highway and I want to make a gated colony on it.
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That sounds great.
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To kickstart it I'm selling my house in DHA.
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So that I can get the funds quickly.
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Okay.
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Aliyah, if I offer you a job, will you be interested in doing it on a commission basis?
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I mean... yes...
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Can I have a few days to think?
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So... take your time and get back to me.
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Sure.
-
The executive block has four hundred plots of thousand square yards each.
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Classic has six-fifty plots of five hundred square yards each.
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We have five more blocks of three-fifty and two-fifty square yards each.
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Two schools and a hospital, three mosques and every block has a park and a playground.
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I want a detailed presentation next week.
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I want names and plans of the remaining blocks, just like how you did with executive and classic blocks.
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Sure.
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Is that an approval?
I guess so.
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Hurry up, I'm dying of hunger.
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Here you are...
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Biryani...
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Why were you so late today?
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I left Deepak at the tailor's today.
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Deepak? He's too young.
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He used to run away from school every day.
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He failed every time and the teacher said that he would fail again this time.
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In a full week, he doesn't even go to school twice.
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You should have made him understand.
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No one in my house understands.
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I'm the only one who does everything. I maintain my home, pay the rent... and pay the fees for the kids...
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I'm tired, I can't do much anymore.
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My God...
Mina...
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I'll send the police to your home, telling you that you're making your son work.
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Good, send them. I'll ask them if they'll be able to feed my children and drunk husband.
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My entire body hurts, I can't even sleep at night.
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I'll put so much pressure on the police that they'll remember their mothers!
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It's good you're doing that.
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Mina, you know it's illegal to make minors work.
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Then starve all children who have a father like my husband, or have a father who is dead.
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Enough Mina. Bring Deepak here, let me talk to him. Maybe he'll listen to me.
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Add her interview to your documentary as well.
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It's a great idea.
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Here you go.
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Salman, please change the bulb, I can't climb so high to change it.
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Which film are you watching?
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I don't know...
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You've been watching it for an hour and you don't know the name.
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I started watching from the middle.
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What is the matter? Is everything alright?
-
Mother, everything is alright. I have no affairs.
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I don't know any "baking soda", and I didn't go with any girl to the store.
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For God's sake put an end to this topic.
-
Alright, then shall I tell you some dangerous news?
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Sure...
Mr. Hashwa called...
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His patience has ended and we have to vacate this flat immediately.
-
Don't worry, I've found a home. You just have to talk to the owner.
-
Really... that's amazing.
-
Shall we go now?
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We'll go tomorrow. I'm watching a show...
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on how much fraud occurs on credit cards.
-
Mother allowed you to take a taxi.
-
I talked to her, she was very angry.
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That's why I have decided I will not tell mother. I will tell father and leave.
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Mother will not let you enter the house.
-
You're here to handle it. You and father.
-
How is your mood so good in such serious circumstances?
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Can't I be happy?
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We're dead!
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Enough! Listen to me! You're getting fatter by the day!
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Samia, come to your senses! Do you want to ruin your eyes? You've already grayed your hair!
-
Nothing will happen to her eyesight.
-
really! It's like you know everything and I was born yesterday.
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Get up, go upstairs... and go to sleep.
-
They will stay awake all night and embarrass their mother when they get married.
-
There she goes again!
God has given us such a volatile mother.
-
You're so ill-mannered.
Have some chips
-
She closed the light, how will pass the needle now?
-
Who can it be at this hour?
-
Who can it be so early in the morning?
-
Who is it?
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God help me!
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Get out of my way.
-
This time I have decided beforehand that I will not talk to you without a reason.
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Is that why you asked for help from God when you saw me?
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Like you quoted poetry for me! Get out of my way.
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Get out of my way!
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Go.
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Greetings*
How are you?
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I'm fine.
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Good to see you.
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We already had no peace in this house, but this has hit the final nail in the coffin.
-
Don't think that I can't hear your grumpy words.
-
Remove all misunderstandings...
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I'm in my home, not yours. A home, you're forcefully living in.
-
You stepped on his tail as soon as you arrived. You'll see what happens next
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Come inside...
How are you?
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I have all my stuff in there and all your presents as well.
Leave it here.
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Let me remind you that father disinherited you when you made that wonderful blunder!
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That blunder was her wedding. Stop it now.
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He might have disinherited me a thousand times...
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but I'm Sofia Agha, my father's only daughter.
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And unfortunately the youngest sister to a few greedy brothers. But I will take my right.
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Sure, file a case on me. Be disrespectful to me in my home...
-
No matter what you do, I won't give you a single brick from this house.
-
Who's asking you?
-
He's the one who gives. If not here, then I'll fight my case there.
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Enough Sofia...
-
The lock down ruined everything. I bought whatever I could find.
-
Look at this... these are the correct prints, right?
Thank you...
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And this shoe is for you.
-
Thank you...
And for my lovely bride...
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Earrings...how do you like them?
They are lovely!
-
She has her eyes on the house and here she is showering her stale love!
-
Make your husband understand...
-
If I say something, then you won't like it.
Enough Sofia...
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I'll order halwa puri for you all, what do you think?
That's great.
-
Your husband is as bitter as a bitter gourd.
-
He'll turn halwa puri into a bitter pill as well. Come here, kids...
-
Update me, what has your father been doing?
-
I didn't bring the pickles...
-
The carrot pickles are delicious
-
What became of Saif-ur-Rehman?
-
Tell her that the wedding date is being fixed on Friday.
-
What do you mean? Aren't you being wedded off?
-
No, that will be after two years.
-
Have your parents lost their minds? They are usually so sharp.
-
Mother complied with this.
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Saif-ur-Rehman will go to Muscat, then he will buy a house,
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then he'll build a floor on top of it, and then he'll take Samia with him.
-
I'll talk to your mother as well. What circus is this?
-
Mother is very happy, so let her be.
-
What about your happiness?
-
I'm happy as well.
-
Sure, seems like it.
-
You have such a long face!
-
Why are you cleaning the dishes?
Mina will clean them when she arrives.
-
Change your clothes, we have to go to the market.
-
Why are you doing this?
-
Tell me.
-
First, you made her stay two years at home, after her engagement.
-
And now you will marry Samia and make her stay home for two more years.
-
Your nieces have brainwashed you then
-
Do you think anyone can brainwash me?
-
Tell me, why are you ruining her?
-
I...
-
She's twenty-eight years old. If she sits at home now, she'll stay at home forever.
-
She's twenty-eight years old, not eighty.
-
If I can get a proposal every two months, then why not her?
-
There is a lot of difference between you two.
Explain to me what the difference is...
-
Forget it.
-
Change your clothes and then we'll go.
-
No... what were you about to say?
-
I'm sure you'll taunt me about my love marriage.
-
It didn't make a difference to me before, nor it will now.
-
Tell me one thing, what's so special about Saif-ur-Rehman that you're pushing Samia into hell?
-
I've told you a thousand times. She's twenty-eight years old and if she...
-
I'm not talking about the girl. What's so special about Saif-ur-Rehman?
-
What's so special about him?
-
Alright... I ask for forgiveness. I don't have it in me to argue.
-
Change your clothes, so that we may leave.
-
Come on... we're getting late.
-
Mother, I'm leaving. farewell!
-
Let's go, we're getting late for university.
-
I have the money for the petrol today.
-
I don't want to go today.
Why?
-
Did you fight again today?
-
That's the only thing I can't do.
-
You don't need to fight. I'll talk to her about your fees. We're getting late, so come on...
-
I begged and studied for as long as I could...
-
Wow... amazing...
-
When you grow up and give an interview somewhere, you'll say...
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that I didn't have money to study.
-
So I stopped studying and started working at a tea shop...
-
I worked at a petrol station and sold pencils on the streets,
-
but I never lost the vision to become a filmmaker.
-
And because of my mother's prayers, I have reached this place, right?
-
Exactly... but instead of your mother's name, say my name.
-
Say that where ever you are today is because of Tania.
-
We're getting late now, so get up.
-
I've sold the bike.
-
Let's skip university today...
-
We have to make due for the koftas we ate that day.
-
And we have to upload aunt Nighat's furniture on the site as well.
-
It's time to make due for those koftas, so let's go!
-
My younger sister Sofia is here as well. She will file a case as well.
-
I have a solution for that as well.
-
It was difficult, but seeing you worried I thought that one shouldn't do everything for money.
-
Look at this. You won't forget this.
-
My name is Munawar and I'm no ordinary person.
-
Sure...
-
I know.
-
Munawar...
-
Tufail did not sign any stamp paper.
-
We didn't have anything in writing.
-
We have it now. We have to pay for the stamp paper and the signatures.
-
The stamp paper is for five hundred and the signature is for fifty thousand.
-
Look how much I have saved you.
-
Otherwise, you would have had to give three to four lacs to get this done.
-
And you would have had to waste your time as well.
-
No... let my twenty years be wasted...
-
Even if I lose my case after twenty years, I will not commit forgery.
-
The thing is that you're an honest man. Mark my words...
-
even if you're alive after twenty years, you'll keep coming to court like this.
-
Yes!
-
Mark my words, even if you're alive after twenty years...
-
you'll keep coming to court like this.
-
And one day you'll be buried in this well.
-
Don't waste someone's time and your life...
-
This is my advice and my request.