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I am not just a random person. We have a royal background.
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How can you insult my son in law?
Please at least enter your name. Listen please.
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At least listen.. listen..
People like him. I will never let them be close to my son in law.
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Where is he? Where is your boss?
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Whats your problem? Tell me who do you want to meet.
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Listen to me. My son in law works here.
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He isn't anybody's servant here.
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His boss has sucked away all his blood.
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That poor soul is scared.
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Who are you?
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I am the head of this department. Please tell me what is it.
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You're an officer?
Yes mam.
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Oh.. Hamza didn't tell me he had a lady boss.
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Who? Hamza?
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Yes. What is it? Here comes my son.. Hamza..
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Come here my child and tell me who mistreats you here? Tell me.
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I'll set them straight.
What are you doing grandma? Why are you here?
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Tell me, I'll set everyone straight, so that,
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nobody can mess with my son in law..
Whats all this noise?
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Who is this woman?
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Sir, she is my grandma.. I'm taking her outside.
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Is he your boss?
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So..
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You don't look like an officer from your face.
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What? If your fate has given you a superior position than my son in law, then you should stay in your limits.
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We would never keep people like you as our accountants.
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We would keep people like you as our horsemen.
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Listen to me carefully. Be grateful
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A son in law from the noble household is working for you. This should increase your respect.
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Why do you have to be so arrogant?
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Grandma..
Shut up. And I'm warning you..
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today onwards
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if you dare talk to my son in a loud voice, I'll..
Hamza let me go.
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What are you staring at my face for? Do your work!
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Why do you have such a big plate? You could carry this in your hand.
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Haseena how did you find a proposal for your son in just a few days?
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Give me some.
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Just this?
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Alright. You can bring a rich daughter in law for yourself.
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Congratulations.
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Here brother Hidayat, we have finalized a proposal. These sweets are for the happy occasion.
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Please have them.
These sweets can wait.
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But I don't understand why did you have to give me these while on the road?
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Do I look like a beggar to you?
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You could come home to give me the sweets.
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Shouldn't you be the ones to come home to congratulate me?
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Where are you coming from aunt? All decked up?
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Where are you going?
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You shameless woman.
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You're standing in the street and commenting about respectable woman.
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Its good though, that you came. You saved me a tour. Here, take the sweets.
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I was coming to give you these.
Grandma..
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He isn't taking 150 rupees, he wants 200.
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Come here. Whose asking for 150 rupees..
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We decided upon that. Give him the money in his hand.
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And give him these sweets and tell him to get lost.
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Aunt.. I gave you these for a good news and you gave them away.
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Hold this money and these sweets.
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And you didn't even congratulate her.
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In fact you should have gone to her house to congratulate Haseena.
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Mister, go take your way.
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I don't like standing here and arguing.
Oh come on.
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She has started the war and that too in absolutely pure Urdu.
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Haseena, have you sold your shame?
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What?
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Weren't you ashamed at all?
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Why are you standing in the street and giving off sweets to people?
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Tell me what is it for, what will you answer people?
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I will tell them what it is for. What else would I say?
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Oh my God.. where have we come.
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Amazing. I am a mother, shouldn't I be happy for my children?
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Shameless, get your prayer mat,
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pray and be happy.
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Why are you making a racket? You have no shame.
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Why isn't he answering?!
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Hello uncle.
Hello.
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Is everything alright uncle? Did you need anything?
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Yes.
What?
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Answer.
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Answer?
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And that too, the truth.
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Now tell me.
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What should I tell you? You didn't ask me a question.
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Where did you go yesterday?
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Oh. I think you missed the entire scene yesterday.
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Actually Fari wasn't well so I took her to the hospital.
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And then I called Hamza to pick me up.
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I asked you for the truth Joya.
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I am telling the truth uncle.
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You were not with Fari.
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No. I was with Fari.
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I met Fari myself.
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She was at aunt Haseena's house when everyone was worried about you. Now tell me.
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You can ask Hamza. He'll give you a satisfactory answer.
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I will definitely find the truth.
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Hamza.. Hamza..
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Hamza.. have these sweets.
I'm burning inside out, go away Salman.
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I will not take these sweets. Go away.
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Firdaus's mother has agreed.
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Agreed to what?
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Did Fari give any trouble to her mother in law..
Oh, not that Firdaus.
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My Firdaus.. her mother has agreed to our wedding.
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Now take these sweets..
Salman not now.
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I will lose my temper on you. Don't let me do it. I'll go inside and burst this bomb.
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My back hurt dancing at his wedding.
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And he.. he is jealous of my happiness.
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Joya.. Joya..
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Why weren't you answering my phone? I had been calling you.
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There was a big chaos at home.
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It wouldn't be bigger than what happened to me.
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Do you know what grandma did today?
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Do you know what grandma did today?
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Of course I know. I was calling you because I had to tell you.
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She made me a spectacle.
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The spectacle she made me, what more can she possibly do?
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You?
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She came to my office.
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Who gave her the address? Why didn't someone stop her?
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Office? But why?
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I have lost my job Joya..
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My boss fired me right away.
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Go and tell her.
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Now the royal son in law will be home round the clock.
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He is such a lazy boy. Such a lazy boy!
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He isn't able to work. He stays at home all the time. Never even earned a penny.
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So what? his father is here, he'll open a shop for him.
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Dad doesn't lack anything.
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And you don't remember your time.
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Didn't dad get you a job as well?
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So just go and talk.
Alright.
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She just gave us sweets for Salman's proposal and I should go take a proposal for my sister in law?
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Amazing.
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Its just a proposal. He isn't married yet.
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And even if they had been married, I would have broken that off too.
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I can do anything for my sister.
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You're very weird.
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We lived next to each other, they always came and went. You didn't say anything then. Why now?
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Didn't I tell you then?
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We have a different proposal for Sajida then.
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And if they rejected the proposal, what is our fault in it?
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Look, isn't Sajida your sister as well.
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And he is such a young man.. such a young man he is.
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He'll get married to someone else right in front of my eyes and my sister will keep sitting here.
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Would it look any good?
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I am just thinking, how stupid will I look, taking a proposal for my own sister in law.
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You still look that.
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Please go and talk.
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Left the job? Amazing.
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How come?
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Like this.
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Do you see? He must have done the same in his office.
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And they didn't like it and they threw him outside.
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I didn't do anything grandpa.
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If you didn't do anything, are they crazy to fire you?
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You're such a stupid man.
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People are forming lines to hunt for a job and you quit a good job.
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Why would I quit, dad? I didn't.
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Then why did they fire you..
I'll tell you..
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Dad, don't listen to him. He's very cunning.
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He must have had a fight there.
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He fought and they threw him out. I'm now afraid dad,
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for God's sake tell me the truth, will they send any notice with a fine? I'm not giving a penny.
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Dad.. tea?
Yes dear.
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Take this.
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He'll do the harm and we'll have to pay for it.
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Here..
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Why shouldn't I tell them?
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They have been blaming me for everything and you can't even ask grandma why she did it.
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She did everything out of love. She cares for you Hamza.
To hell with this love.
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I don't want anybody's love. Especially the love that destroys me.
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Don't say like that. At least care for the unconditional love she has for you Hamza.
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I am tired of this entire situation Joya.
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If you don't fix everything Joya,
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I swear to God I'll go tell dad and grandpa everything.
No Hamza, for God's sake don't do this.
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It would be hell.
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So what should I do Joya?
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Should I just close my eyes and let whatever is happening, happen?
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Today I lost my job because of this love. Tomorrow, I'll lose my life. You'll see.
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God forbid.
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Don't you even think about me when you say such things?
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Alright. Don't be upset.
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I'll go and talk to grandma, right now.
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Ask her.
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Your head is clean why do you worry?
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And you have to blame me.
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I had a bit of a misunderstanding.
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I'm a human being.
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Human being..
Don't interrupt.
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Shireen, everything happens for the best.
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Look my misunderstanding brought out their dishonest intentions.
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What dishonest intentions?
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They took away our daughter and now they'll take over her children as well.
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Mom, daughters have to go away and she's theirs now.
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So their son should be ours then.
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But he doesn't even let us do anything.
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Of course. He's at home but he didn't even come to say hello to mom today.
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You'll see. You can write down what I say.
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They will not even let us know about Joya's baby.
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Mom, things haven't even settled and you're ready to quarrel.
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Grandma..
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You didn't do good yesterday.
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You have no idea what I have to bear because of your antics.
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Look at what has happened to Hamza because of you.
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Dad, grandpa, everybody is worried. I'm telling you grandma..
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if you do anything stupid with Hamza or me again, I'll,
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I'll do something!
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Yes sir, I'm coming in.
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Okay.
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Come in.
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Sir we found out that he doesn't work there anymore. He was fired yesterday.
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Good.
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This is better. In fact, its the best.
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Contact him right now. Immediately. Go.
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Our Joya was never like this.
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They have taken away our daughter.
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Mom, she said so much to you.
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She will not even bother about me anymore.
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I had no value as it is.
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Those widowers have made her shameless.
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She has lost her hesitation.
Oh God.
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All we had to do was to see this day.
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I bore all the pain,
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but Joya would change and we'd become strangers for her,
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I had never thought this.
For God's sake.
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Shut up both of you. Let me think.
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Do one thing, go to your grocery shop and think.
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This is what you want.
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Mom your doubts weren't for nothing.
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They have complete control over Joya.
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You're absolutely right Shireen.
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I think that Hamza's father,
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he uses black magic as well.
-
Musarrat mom is right.
-
Joya is completely under their influence. Our child, our blood.
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Will they even let us claim our right over her child?
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This is exactly what I'm saying. They won't even let our shadow fall over the baby.
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They have started planning right away.
I will not let any of their plans be successful.
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I will make my daughter free of their control.
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in fact, I won't even let her off springs be under their control too.
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Free of their control?
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You'll free her of Hamza as well?
May you eat sand and rocks!
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Hamza's family of widowers and their control.
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Stupid woman.
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Have you ever understood anything?
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Not only Joya,
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I'll also free Hamza of their control.
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You'll see.
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She has started again.
-
I fought with grandma for you and you're still upset.
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Should I dance?
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I didn't want to be happy because you fought with grandma.
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I did everything for you Hamza.
Thank you for the favor Joya.
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But I won't get my job back.
Hamza..
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He is such a thankless person.
-
He had been telling me since a month that he'd lose his job.
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But now when he's lost it, he holds grandma responsible and is upset with me.
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Haseena, you do know about Nargis's family.
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They are very strong people. At least I get a good support from them.
-
If a man's in laws are strong, they give you a big support in tough times.
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If I tell you about my own in laws,
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But let them be..
Whats gone is gone. Think ahead now.
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You should have found strong families for your children. Look at me,
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Nargis's family always gives us good at festive occasions.
-
But they also give us a lot of seasonal clothes, jewelry and,
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they even take us on vacations every three months.
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And they even took us on a pilgrimage last year. Most importantly,
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children of rich families have a lot of manners as well.
-
So? Do poor families not respect their son in laws?
-
Look at Nargis and her sisters.
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They're very well mannered. All praise of the Lord.
-
So, what do we have to do with Nargis's sisters.
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You have to do everything with them. They give a lot on weddings.
-
I've heard Nargis's younger sister has a plot to her name.
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Plot? She has a shop to her name.
-
She gets 20,000 rupees as rent every month.
-
She will bring the shop in her dowry alongside everything else.
-
Really? But why are you telling this to our mom?
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They would give.
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You be quiet Fari. Who else would he tell this if not me?
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Look, sister Haseena is an intelligent woman. She has understood.
-
The entire Prem Gali knows that a match Haseena fixes never breaks.
-
Who else will he ask to help with a marriage proposal for his sister in law?
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No.. Haseena. I was just telling you.
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Don't forget Mateen, I'll treat your sister in law as my own.
-
I mean, like my daughter.
-
Tell me what sort of a boy do you want?
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Just like Salman and the family, as simple as yours.
-
But you have already fixed his marriage otherwise,
-
this match would have been just perfect.
-
brother Hamza, did something work out for my job?
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You're worried about yourself and here I've lost mine.
-
Listen..
-
I've talked to someone.
-
Sit. I'll take you.
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I've called you here to discuss something very important.
-
We know, Hamza has lost his job and you must be worried. Please don't worry.
-
Our son isn't a loafer. If God wills,
-
he'll find a good job within two three days.
-
Even if there's a problem, we won't let Joya starve.
-
We'll give her better food than you could.
-
I know what you people will feed her.
-
You'll give her medicines of all colors and powders and what not.
-
Mom..
We'll make her healthy.
-
Alright. One minute. Listen to me.
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I am not talking about my daughter or your son.
-
I am talking about their children, yours and ours grandchild.
-
Didn't she tell her mother she went with Fari?
-
I know everything that it was a misunderstanding but..
-
this is bound to happen in the future.
-
Anytime in the near future would be good.
-
May God keep everything fine, we'll have a good news soon.
-
Yes, I'll go visit my scholar tomorrow,
-
and I'll bring holy water.
-
But listen to me. I am a far sighted woman.
-
I plan for the future ahead.
-
I was thinking something about my grandson
-
No. Not a grandson. We want a granddaughter before a grandson.
-
No. We want a grandson. A beautiful grandson.
-
No. This is out of question.
-
I have already pledged to feed 51 people if I have a granddaughter.
-
Grandson..
Granddaughter!
-
Grandson..
Granddaughter..
-
Wait a minute. At least listen to me.
-
No. We want a granddaughter, a granddaughter only!
-
Grandson..
A granddaughter..
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Grandson.. that's final.
No.
-
We have said a granddaughter and that's what its going to be.
-
Now go on time from tomorrow Sukhi. Don't embarrass me.
-
I have put in a word for someone for the first time in my life, for you.
-
But brother Hamza..
-
What happened?
-
The money is very less.
-
You'll get this for five hours Sukhi. Find a full time job alongside.
-
That is not the thing brother Hamza.
-
Then?
-
Isn't this something very similar to what we ran away from alongside brother Maria.
-
First we created a scene, danced around the streets, people clapped and paid us.
-
I'll have to do that here as well.
-
Look Sukhi,
-
this job or that wasn't wrong at all.
-
you worked hard there and you'll do the same here.
-
You sweat and worked there, didn't beg anyone.
-
And you won't beg here either.
-
Its up to you now.
-
Daughters are a blessing from God.
-
And we have had a lot of blessings already.
-
Now we want God's bounty,Naimatullah..
Wait a minute.
-
Enough. You've already decided the name.
-
Which means, if its our grandson, you'll name him.
-
But, he's our grandson, we also have a right to name him.
There is no right.
-
You just need to have an idea how to name a child.
-
You'll have tough names for our grandchild. We don't accept that.
-
No we don't accept that.
Enough! Don't say that again.
-
I just mean we don't accept that.
-
We do know how you people name.
-
Hatim.. Luqman.. And now they'll name our grandson,
-
Sultan.. Multan.. or something like that.
So what will you name?
-
Siraj ud Daula, Qutbuddin Aibaq?
-
I think Hamza is getting thrashed again.
-
Listen to what I'm saying..
Wait a minute..
-
Oh God.. Mom..
-
I hope she isn't ill.
-
I misbehaved with grandma.. Oh God..
-
Don't do anything to grandma. I won't be able to forgive myself.
Listen to me..
-
Whether it is a grandson or granddaughter, we'll name and make them wear our clothes.
-
Are you watching it dad? They'll give kurtas to our grandson to wear.
-
And they'll make our granddaughter wear flared pants..
-
This old woman will also make them habitual of eating beetle leaves.
-
And if he stays with you, he'll learn to smoke and have roosters fight with each other.
-
What do you people think?We'll have a grandson and he'll wear kurtas.
-
We don't accept it!
-
Didn't I say..
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Joya is her grandma's baby. She won't care for anyone at all.
-
Don't you hear, how she's speaking..
At least listen.
-
Their men are fighting like women.
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Because they don't have any ladies to fight.
-
brother Hidayat go and find out whats the issue?
-
Have I lost it? I have respect in Prem Gali.
-
Come on now.
-
Hidayat, look here.
Whats here?
-
See that..
-
Thank you brother Hamza.
No problem.
-
Good luck.
-
Oh God. These are the signs of the day of judgment.
-
They are those but Hamza.. signs of the day of judgment.
-
Why are all of you gathered here? What is it?
-
There isn't just one drama. This had to happen in Prem Gali. Go inside and find out.
-
How could this be.. what do you people think..
What do you people think..
-
Did you people look?
-
This is what happens if you let transgenders near.
-
Now they'll spoil all the men in this neighborhood. I'm telling you.
-
You're right.
-
Joya..
-
Don't cry. Everything will be alright.
-
What will be alright Hamza?
-
What has happened right ever since we've been married?
-
Everything has been getting worse.
-
What dreams we had..
-
We had thought a lot of things Joya.
-
But there's one problem after another.
-
I am worried about the job and things at home..
You'll find a job Hamza..
-
but peace?
-
We will not get it here.
-
I thought everybody would be happy once we're married.
-
And we'll have love and peace at home.
-
But these people have lost what little love and peace they had.
-
I don't understand anything Joya.
-
Are they fighting because of us or for us?
-
Everybody is fighting their insecurities.
-
What they couldn't have, they want from us.
-
They want us to fulfill all their dreams.
-
But how can that be Hamza?
-
Don't we have our own dreams?
-
Don't you sleep?
-
People who want to dream, they are the ones who sleep, doctor.
-
I don't have any dreams or sleep.
-
Neither a doctor.
what?
-
I mean, how many times do I have to tell you I'm not a doctor.
-
Then why did you name yourself after a doctor?
-
Your name has an affect on your personality.
-
Did your name affect your personality?
-
Oh.. If only had you met me twelve years before.
-
Would you have changed your name?
You would have changed your perspective.
-
I was such a vivacious girl. Full of life.
-
She was like that too.
-
Vivacious, full of life..
-
Dua.. my life partner.
-
Your life partner is someone who is alive.
-
Why do you remember your wife of three and a half hours with so much love?
-
You could have called her your marriage partner.
-
You just brought her home from the wedding hall.
-
You're scratching my wounds.
No. God forbid.
-
I am a very sensitive person myself.
-
Look at this. The family is fighting,
-
and I, away from those fights.
-
I'm fighting my own pain here.
-
If you don't mind,
-
can I ask you a personal question?
-
No. I won't mind but,
-
but if its very personal, I might shy.
-
This marriage, was it forced by the mother?
-
Oh God. How did you find out?
-
This means I was right.
-
Her mother didn't ask her and forced her to get married.
-
This is where parents go wrong.
-
They pressurize their children into relationships.
-
Even if they will against it.
-
Oh..
-
This means, I am again right.
-
She willed against it.
What else?
-
If someone else owns your heart,
-
even a marriage doesn't mean anything.
-
It is an atrocity with both the parties.
-
The one who was forced,
-
And the one who is married.
-
What was her fault in all this?
-
Its all the fate's fault.
-
Isn't it.
-
People have started reading my painful story from my face.
-
Even he found out.
-
That I was married to someone whose heart belonged to someone else.
-
And that he married me because his mother forced him.
-
But his heart belonged to that other woman.
-
Mom.. why you? You're so sensible.
-
You alongside grandma and aunt.. And I don't understand why do you worry about my child?
-
You didn't wanted me to have a baby soon.
-
I still don't want you to have one. At least for two years, don't think about it.
-
Then why did you have to create a hue and cry for something that you don't want to happen for two years.
-
Your in laws don't have honest intentions. I'll have to plan for the future.
-
Mom.. they're my in laws. Hamza's father and grandfather.
-
You people did so much with him yesterday, wouldn't Hamza mind? You keep telling me to care for him,
-
Its your responsibility to keep your in laws and your husband happy. Not ours.
-
I have given them undue respect.
-
Now I'll have to reign them in.
-
Do what you have to do and I'll do what I have to.
-
If you do what you have to, I'll be left with nothing at all.
-
You'll keep upsetting everyone and you expect me to keep them happy?
-
Look Shireen.
-
Whatever good or bad happens in this neighborhood, it will affect us.
-
But it will affect you too.
Everybody listens to you. You should talk.
-
What should I say, its her house, her will. She can rent it to anyone.
-
Have transgenders ever lived in our neighborhood before?
-
Now we'll have drums beaten and dances here.
-
We've had those earlier too. This Mateen here.
-
He has transgenders parading his house at all festivities.
-
He has dances for everything.
That is another issue.
-
We cannot live alongside them. We share the same walls.
-
Why? Will they come to your house?
-
This means, you will not support us but them?
-
If you want them out, do what you want.
-
They aren't my own blood. Not even you people.
-
I don't want to be involved in any issues. I have hundreds of problems at home myself.
-
This is a problem of your own too.
-
What do you mean?
-
You'll find out when you reach home.
-
What do you mean by this?
-
We mean, your son in law has been visiting these transgenders a lot these days.