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Brain is the most important
organ of the human body.
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The most vital component
in the human system.
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It's the brain that controls
every body part.
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Brain is the king of all
human body parts.
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Patient Name: Sanjay Singhania
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Symptom: Anti retrograde
Amnesia Short term memory loss
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Hey, look at this one.
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This one's my project.
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No.
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Sir, but why?
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Forget this case.
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But it's such an interesting case.
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Interesting yes,
but it's also a police case.
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But...
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Sunita, you want me to
call your parents?
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Fine, I won't take it up.
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But as medical students,
we want to know.
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Okay...
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That is Sanjay Singhania.
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Hit on the head with an iron rod.
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After the incident,
he lost his memory.
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He is unable to remember anything now.
We call it short term memory loss.
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He remembers events for
only about 15 minutes.
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Afterwards...
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he forgets everything.
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For example, he'd ask your name...
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and in 15 minutes he will
have forgotten it.
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He recalls only fragments of the incident.
But we can't say how much of it he remembers.
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Regular tasks like eating,
drinking, driving, also his feelings...
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lie embedded in his
sub-conscious mind.
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How does he go about
his everyday routine?
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How does a child perform
instructed tasks?
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By committing to memory,
learning by rote.
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Or, by jotting things
down in writing.
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Likewise, he remembers
tasks by writing.
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What was that incident?
Who assaulted him?
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This, no one knows.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't
even recall a face.
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How can someone live on like this...
I wonder, what he's doing this moment...
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Ghajini
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Killed, just like Mangesh.
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The second, this week.
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Even if I've to search every street,
I'm going to get this one in 48 hours.
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Find out who...
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I must find him before the
police gets to him.
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Where to?
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There...
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Orchard Avenue.
Pin 400076. My street
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We're in Orchard Avenue.
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Take the next right.
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Odyssey. It's a building on
your right. I want to go there.
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My building
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73 Rupees.
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Whose address is it?
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Mine.
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Kill him Find Ghajini
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Find him Kill him
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Photos
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House Keys
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Wallet
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Cell phone
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Camera
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Gun
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Remove T shirt
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Revenge
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Kalpana was killed
Who is Ghajini?
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Revenge
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Check notes, Photos
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Find Ghajini
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Kill him
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Day before yesterday. 10 am.
From Hiranandani to Andheri Station.
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Yes, I sold that ticket.
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What's written behind it?
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He paid me with a five hundred note.
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I didn't have change.
So I wrote it on the back.
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He forgot to take the change...
hey, it must be him.
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Who...?
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This one always forgets.
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Sometimes he forgets to buy a ticket,
sometimes it's the change.
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At times, he'll go on buying tickets.
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He keeps on asking the
names of bus stops.
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Can you recognise him?
- Why not... looks a strange sort,
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keeps his head shaven,
has a long scar on the head.
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Every morning at ten, he takes
the bus from Hiranandani.
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It's nine.
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We got an hour to get him. Come on.
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Take camera
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Bus 392
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There he goes.
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Hey...
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Damn it.
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See you in the canteen after the lecture.
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Excuse me... excuse me, sir...
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Hi sir! I'm Sunita.
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Sunita. Final year medical student.
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You don't know me.
But I know you.
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Can I talk to you for
two minutes... please?
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As a medical student,
I want to know how...
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Camera beeps
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What's that?
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My camera.
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Why is it beeping?
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It buzzes every 15 minutes.
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So that I can take photos...
of important things, people...
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to inscribe on them, to remember.
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On photos?
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Yes.
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What are you doing?
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Making notes...
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Tear it out, throw it away. Do it.
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Can I see a photo?
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My watchman
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My doctor
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My manager
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My building
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Hiranandani? Do you live there?
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Yes.
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Can I ask...
how you got injured in the head.
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My professor told me
about some accident.
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Do you remember anything
about the incident?
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Yes
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What happened?
Who hit you?
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We aren't friends enough for me
to confide in you.
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Sorry sir... sorry.
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I'd like to meet you again.
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Take my photograph...
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I'll use it to remind you
when we meet again.
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One more...
one for you and one for me.
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I hope I'm a friend now?
Please write on it "My Friend".
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Thanks.
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The next time we meet,
I'll show this to you.
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You think the police is incompetent?
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My name is Sanjay.
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Sanjay Singhania.
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Business is my passion,
it's also my job.
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My dad dreamt of turning the enterprise
into India's largest cellphone company.
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His dream is now my purpose.
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And I'll leave nothing undone
in order to achieve it.
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I live in Mumbai.
My mother was born in this city.
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I share a bond with this city.
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Here we are, in Air Voice.
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In my office.
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And they are my most trusted employees.
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Dad said, put all your emotions into work,
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don't get emotional about it.
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Across India,
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we're targeting a 500 million
subscriber base.
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Are you shocked?
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I can achieve it.
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And I'm not being vain,
I'm just confident.
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It's a fine line between
vanity and confidence.
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That I can achieve,
speaks my confidence.
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Only I can achieve,
would speak of my vanity.
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We need confidence,
let's build on it.
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Kindly leave vanity outside office.
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Thank you.
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Swing in the rhythm
"Jhoom jhamak jhoom"
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Tap out the beat
"Tum tamaak tum"
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Hey kiddo!
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Hey kiddo,
you better hear
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Right from my heart,
here's the order
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Just live it up,
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there are no limits,
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no borders
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There's a heady cocktail,
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in wines of merriness
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If you got a taste for life,
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toe the line of happiness
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Listen, here's the secret
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There's no life in EMls,
take a deep breath
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Don't you hold back,
just give it away
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Why hide in hearts,
what you can say
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Sing and smile,
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it's what life teaches
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Swing it, beat it,
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we aren't hostages
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Swing in the rhythm of
"Jhoom jhamak jhoom"
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Tap out the beat
"Tum tamaak tum"
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Ride the rhythm of waves,
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abreast all tides and ebbs
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Swing it, give it a shake
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BIGPictures
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Kalpana!
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The call sheet said nine o'clock.
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You're in at ten thirty!
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Everyone's waiting.
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So much traffic today...
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Don't make excuses.
Go and change.
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Okay, sir
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Hi... am I too late?
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What life... filling in for a crowd...
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and she... preens like a superstar.
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Can I go for lights?
- And roll?
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Lights.
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Roll camera.
- Rolling.
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Action.
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Rub and scrub...
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till my hands tire
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The yellow just,
will never wear
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Camera pan.
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Action, ma'am...?
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That's why you must get Kite!
Then you'll discover white
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Sparkling white in One Rupee.
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Gleaming, glistening whites
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Kalpana!
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It'll be our eighth display site
on this road.
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Are all six hoardings available?
- Three, sir.
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Next choice?
- Over here.
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This one...
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a hoarding on the terrace...
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will be visible from the fly-over.
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Looks okay to me.
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Who lives here?
- A girl. Kalpana. We can approach her.
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Do that.
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Now what?
- Battery problem.
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What's going on?
Now it's the battery...
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Excuse me, can we talk to Kalpana-madam?
- Kalpana isn't "madam". Plain Kalpana.
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And you are...?
- We're from Air Voice.
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I'm Mr Sanjay Singhania's
executive assistant.
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Air Voice?
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Myself, Satveer Kohli.
I run this ad film company.
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We've done a range of ads...
soaps, oils, toothbrushes, digestive pills.
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Our latest was Monkey Brand toothpowder.
You want an ad film?
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We just want to see Kalpana madam.
Mr Singhania has sent me here.
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Kalpana... is in the green room.
Go ahead.
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Excuse me, ma'am...
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Yes?
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I'm Shroff. From Air Voice.
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Open the door, go in.
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Serve them tea and come out.
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Sorry, don't try to convince me.
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Your boss is enchanted?
But so what?
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The proposition ought to be
acceptable to me.
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It's a matter of love...
matter of love.
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Please madam, on behalf of my boss,
I request.
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Please think it over.
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What's there to think over?
You have heard my decision.
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Now leave, please.
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They're going.
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Madam, please...
- Tell your boss, Kalpana is displeased.
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If you change your mind,
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here's my card.
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Do call.
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Okay
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Sorry... I'll get ready in two minutes.
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Madam, one minute...
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Madam...?
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Kalpana ji...
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Ji...?
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I apologise for intruding upon
your personal affairs.
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But all of us heard whatever
went on inside.
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Spot boy, find a chair for madam.
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Let me surmise what might've happened.
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Sanjay Singhania saw you somewhere.
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And when he saw you,
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it was love at first sight.
Thereby hangs a question.
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He pins his hopes on a yes from you,
it's why he sent his men to you.
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And you for one, are putting him away?
Am I correct, madam? Correct?
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Yes, correct.
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Why are you spurning
a fine proposition?
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Today, it's a man who owns Air Voice.
Tomorrow, it'll be a Bill Gates.
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Am I to just to capitulate?
After all, my choice matters!
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Think, what a wonderful
opportunity it is!
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On a nod from you, our company will be
transported to such heights!
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You must've done a deed of great virtue.
Just say a prayer and take the plunge!
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Allow me... I'll call.
- Sir... oh, but no...
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Ringing... talk.
- Talk.
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Air Voice. Can I help you?
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Hello...
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This is Kalpana.
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Kalpana... who...?
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Oh, Kalpana of the terrace-hoarding?
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We found out about you.
The house isn't yours.
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You haven't paid rent in two months.
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And you're playing hard to get?
Get lost.
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That office is all shook-up!
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Keep talking.
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Go to your boss and tell him,
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Kalpana said yes.
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So what if it isn't gold?
It still shines.
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Nathumal Gendamal Jewellers.
42 Link Road, Malad West.
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We have no branches.
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Mom, in whom do we trust?
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In mother first, you must trust.
Only another thing, everyone trusts.
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It's our soap. Hamam.
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Sir... why must you...?
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It doesn't matter, my child.
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Kalpana, I want to tell you
about something.
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An ad film agent is coming here.
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He's into the big agencies.
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What if he gets to know that...
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Sanjay Singhania is romancing
our lead model?
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Then...?
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It'll be a great boost for us.
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How long will we keep
making small films?
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Our company needs
national clients.
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Sir, consider it done.
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Kalpana is like a magic wand!
One flourish and yesterday's gone.
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Don't worry.
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Excuse me... I'm doing an article on
struggling models for Mayapuri.
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Can I interview some models?
- In the green room.
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Excuse me...?
- Oh, welcome.
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Be seated.
- Thank you.
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My director said
you'd be coming.
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Really?
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Setting up these sets
takes so much time.
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And I got to get to the airport.
Sanjay is flying in.
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Sanjay who?
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Sanjay Singhania.
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Of Air Voice.
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My lover.
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Sanjay Singhania?
Your lover?
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Yes, you know... actually,
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we met at Delhi airport.
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I never knew he's Sanjay Singhania.
In the airport lobby, he kept staring at me.
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On the flight, he was on the seat beside me.
Hi, I'm Sanjay Singhania... and I said hi.
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That's when I discovered who he is.
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One minute...
can I write it down?
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Yes, why not?
You won't believe this...
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From Delhi to Bombay,
he talked non-stop.
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Plain chatter. I could only
listen on.
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Then all of a sudden,
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I love you.
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Will you marry me?
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I say, are you silly.
Are marriages made in thin air?
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Back in Bombay, I'm inundated
with phone calls and smses.
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I never gave him much of a lift.
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In the end, I took pity on him.
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So I decided to say yes.
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This week's breaking news,
right inside Mayapuri.
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Business tycoon Sanjay Singhania in
an affair with an aspiring model.
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Read about it in
Kalpana's own words.
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Two packs of "MDH Masala" free
with this week's edition
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Hello...?
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I don't know who she is,
I haven't even seen her face.
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Please don't disturb me.
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Hello...?
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It's all lies.
-
How do I know why
she's saying all this?
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No, please talk to me later.
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No more calls.
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Does it have
her photos?
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Neither yours, nor hers.
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I want to meet her. Find out.
-
What do we do now?
- It's impossible. Do we return?
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Wait, let's see how we can go inside.
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Something happened...?
- The children are here to see the museum.
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What are we to do?
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One second.
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Careful while you get
your feet into it.
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So sweet.
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Bye.
- Bye.
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Sir, should I go in?
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Wait here.
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Excuse me, who's Kalpana?
- Up on the terrace.
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My name's Sachin. Like, Sachin Tendulkar.
Recommend me, please.
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Congratulations for the good news.
- Thank you.
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Excuse me... I'll see
what I can do.
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Hello... thanks.
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Did you send the photographs?
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Excuse me.
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One second.
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Yes... I'll talk to you later.
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Yes?
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Kalpana...?
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Yes, I am... go on.
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I... read the news in Mayapuri.
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Not Mayapuri again... what a day of calls,
autographs, photographs, bouquets, smses.
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I didn't tell my story for all this...
Sanjay must be so annoyed.
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Sanjay...?
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Sanjay Singhania.
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Actually,
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we met at Delhi airport.
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I never knew he's Sanjay Singhania.
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In the airport lobby,
he kept staring at me.
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On the flight,
he was on the seat beside me.
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Hi, I'm Sanjay Singhania...
and I said hi.
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That's when I discovered who he is.
From Delhi to Bombay, he talked non-stop.
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Plain chatter.
I could only listen on.
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Then all of a sudden, "I love you. "
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Will you marry me?
-
I say, are you silly.
Are marriages made in thin air?
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I said, no.
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He said, please.
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I said no, he kept on...
please...
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I said, okay.
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How can you say no to
such persistence?
-
That was the long and short of it.
-
This magazine had to print this
and now everyone's after me,
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for recommendations,
advertisements.
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Are you here for the ad shoot?
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Well I...
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Everyone wears suits for the auditions.
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Have you been selected for the ad?
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Do you want me to recommend you?
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But it's the talent that you need.
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Don't set your sights
on Van Heusen Suitings.
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Do what comes your way,
papads, mosquito coils.
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Catch this.
-
Now let's hear you say,
here's one for men.
-
For the bounce in the hair for alpha males...
a comb. Let's hear you say that.
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Never did it before?
-
Very poor...
got to put in hard work.
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Leave your number.
If anything comes up, I'll call.
-
What's your number?
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9650055555
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Air Voice?
-
Same as mine.
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Crap.
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You don't find a network anywhere.
-
I keep telling Sanjay, to try turning
the antenna or something.
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It may be his pocket borough,
but it ought to meet some standard.
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Hi Anjali... one second...
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What did you say your name was?
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Sachin?
-
Yes.
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Sachin, I'm a bit busy.
If something comes up, I'll call. Bye.
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Yes Anjali...
-
you know what happened?
Mayapuri just splashed my love story.
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And now all day, I've been inundated
with calls, smses, oh, I'm drained.
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No! Actually,
we only met at Delhi airport.
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On the flight,
he was on the seat beside me.
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Hi, I'm Sanjay Singhania...
and I said hi.
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From Delhi to Bombay,
he talked non-stop.
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After completing law, I went to USA
and I took my MBA at Harvard.
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I've been looking after this business
since my father passed away.
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I strongly feel that technology has to reach
people beyond social and economic barriers.
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And that's the goal of our company.
-
I'm so sorry... cellphones,
I tell you...
-
Excuse me.
-
Hello?
-
Hello, I'm Kalpana.
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Kalpana... which Kalpana?
-
Kalpana... Sanjay Singhania's girlfriend.
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Oh I see... how have you been?
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I'm good.
-
Will you do an underwear ad?
-
Underwear?
-
Along with you?
-
It's a men's only.
-
Come over quickly.
Take down the address.
-
One minute.
-
Mark... make a note of
this address, please.
-
Go on.
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Building 3. Chinchpokli Bunder.
Khau Galli.
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Building 3. Chinchpokli Bunder. Khau Galli.
- I beg your pardon, sir...?
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Chinchpokli Bunder. Khau Galli.
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Chi...?
- Chinchpokli.
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Chinchbokli?
- ... Pokli Bunder. Khau Galli.
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Khau... Galli.
- Galli.
-
Got it.
- Thanks.
-
Arrive in an autorickshaw,
you'll make a nice impression.
-
D'you have the money for it?
- I'll manage.
-
Fine.
-
I'll be waiting for you.
Bye.
-
It's just too hot today...
- Are you new to Mumbai?
-
Come in the rains, here rivers flow.
-
Moron! Can't you drive properly?
-
Sorry...
-
Why are you saying sorry?
-
Pedestrians are taking up roads,
are we meant to fly?
-
Drive carefully.
-
Get out of my way.
-
How much?
- Forty Rupees.
-
Boo
-
You're gawking like a country bumpkin.
-
The manager wants a new model.
I thought of you.
-
What's this ad about?
-
Zorro elastic underwear.
-
If you make it to this ad,
you've made it.
-
Just imagine yourself in
your underwear...
-
at every traffic junction in town,
-
on sixty feet-by-forty feet banners!
-
Your luck is going to change.
-
Don't worry, you're getting selected.
-
Can't I get any other ad?
-
Yes... how about one
on skin allergies?
-
Allergies...?
-
Salves, for ringworm infections.
-
Then the first choice is better.
- Okay.
-
Hello ma'am!
- Hi...
-
You said you'd recommend me
for the underwear ad...?
-
The underwear is taken, how about ringworm?
- I'll take anything, I want a break.
-
That's the spirit.
-
See?
-
Come to the studio tomorrow morning.
-
Thank you, ma'am!
- You're welcome.
-
Wait a minute.
-
Uncle, where are you headed?
- To the bus stop ahead.
-
I'll take you there.
-
I'll describe to you
whatever's on the way.
-
Okay.
-
Four schoolgirls playing tic tac toe.
-
A wife thrashing her husband.
-
He has lost his shirt.
-
That's a radio at the tea shop.
-
We're crossing Sai Baba's temple.
-
Now we're on the main road.
-
You've reached your bus stop.
-
I'm swayed
-
She flew in...
-
like a swirl of wind
-
With that first look,
-
she held my eyes
-
So unlikely,
-
she's so different,
-
so unique,
-
so unpretentious,
-
and just no attitude
-
So, I'm swayed
-
And a freshness fills my heart
-
You're swayed when she flies
in on a swirl of wind
-
And with that first look,
oh how she holds your eyes
-
The heart went aflutter,
-
dancing to a new rhythm
-
My feet faltered
-
I swooned in ecstasy
-
I stood each day, staring her way
-
In endless wake, moments stretch
-
Twisting, turning, tossing, thinking
-
Thinking, thinking of you
-
Her images criss-cross my mind,
-
awash in colours
-
Like a gushing stream she flows,
-
drenching me
-
Her murmurs make music
-
Her trivia are priceless
-
Some innocence,
sweet mischief
-
Somewhat gossamer,
some odd gloss
-
At times bashful, then carefree
-
There are seas in her, but how deep?
-
Her words could make
Spring blossom
-
Her charm could make
seasons spring
-
Even her lies...
-
are so endearing,
-
she could make me believe
illusions in all things
-
Upon her many paths,
praying, hoping, eager-eyed,
-
musing fragrant shades of memories,
I stand still and...
-
Time stands stilled
-
BIGPictures
-
Good morning, sir!
- Good morning.
-
Sit down, my child. Guess what,
our company is going to be famous.
-
Thanks only to you...
- Why are you thanking me?
-
I've done something
without asking you.
-
Our company is throwing a
big party on New Year's Eve.
-
Oh, wow!
-
Guess, who's the chief guest?
-
Who...?
-
Your boyfriend.
-
The man who owns Air Voice.
-
Sanjay Singhania.
-
Sir...?
-
And come what may,
you must get him to come.
-
I'm sure you can, so I went ahead and
printed his name in the invitations.
-
The biggest of agencies are coming,
top ad film makers, producers, directors.
-
On whose say-so have
you printed his name?
-
Where's the need to ask...?
-
It's the New Years Eve party.
You're coming.
-
He'll accompany you.
- But I can't invite him!
-
Why?
-
We've... had a fight!
-
You don't say!
All invitations have been distributed.
-
You've got to make up with him
... got to get him to the party.
-
But how...?
- Otherwise, I'll lose face.
-
On whose say-so did you print this?
-
I would've told you,
but it slipped my mind.
-
What you've done is so wrong,
hundred percent wrong!
-
Please, or you'll break everyone's heart.
- Where will I get Sanjay Singhania?
-
Everyone's dying to see him,
not one of us has ever met him.
-
What...?
-
What about what?
-
Not one of us has ever met him?
-
How could we?
He has just returned from America.
-
Then I just...
must get him.
-
Consider it done
-
Kalpana is like a magic wand!
One flourish and you've got your wish.
-
Thank you very much
-
Dialogue... dialogue!
-
Hi, I'm Sanjay. Sanjay Singhania.
-
Perfect.
-
Very good.
-
Mind it.
-
At tonight's party,
you're Sanjay Singhania.
-
One second...
-
Listen, that's a friend of mine.
You'll pretend to be Sanjay Singhania.
-
If he's convinced,
then you pass muster. Okay?
-
Ready?
-
Hi...
-
Hush!
-
What happened?
-
Sanjay is here.
-
Sanjay?
-
Sanjay Singhania, my boyfriend.
-
Where... is he?
- Where are you looking...?
-
Here!
-
Sachin,
-
meet Mr Sanjay.
-
Hi, I'm Sanjay. Sanjay Singhania.
-
What... who...?
-
He is... Sanjay Singhania.
-
Him...?
-
Are you joking?
Sanjay Singhania, and him?
-
Stupid amateur, duffer, idiot!
-
What did I do...?
-
The big fish never put out their hands first.
Why did you hold out your hand?
-
So when do I shake hands?
- You just don't do it!
-
Go to hell, go do ads!
You've ruined it all.
-
Idiot!
-
What happened?
-
Sachin, shall I tell you something?
-
What?
-
You're going to be stunned...
-
Try me.
-
I'm not in love with Sanjay Singhania.
-
What?
-
Actually,
-
everyone at my workplace thought...
-
he's my boyfriend.
-
So, everyone began to respect me.
-
I played along.
-
I don't even know what he looks like!
-
So... what's next?
-
My boss is hosting a party tonight.
-
Without even asking me, they sent out
invites naming Sanjay as the chief guest.
-
So I was preparing this mule for tonight,
but you caught him out in a second!
-
What am I going to do now?
-
Relax... I'm right here for you.
-
I'll train him.
-
Listen... what's your name?
-
Hi, I'm Sanjay. Sanjay Singhania.
- No... your real name?
-
Sampat.
- Look Sampat...
-
cut that extra swagger.
-
Be relaxed and easy... confident.
-
Let me show how...
Hi, I'm Sanjay... Sanjay Singhania.
-
Stop. Don't teach me acting.
I belong in theatre, I've done four plays.
-
I was putting out a first class act,
then he walked in and things went awry.
-
Hey... take off that coat.
-
Take it off, get out of that coat!
- I have a shoot tomorrow. It's my only coat.
-
I just canceled your shoot. You're good only
for rubber slippers, snap out of it!
-
Who, me...?
- Wear it.
-
Oh yes!
You are... looking smart.
-
Put on the goggles.
-
Oh wow!
-
Perfect!
-
Perfect!
-
Sachin! Come for tonight's party.
Be Sanjay.
-
Please?
-
Please say yes!
-
Please!
-
Please say yes...?
-
Okay.
-
Yes!
-
Welcome to our chief guest,
Mr Sanjay Singhania
-
Oh hi...
- Hello.
-
Having a nice time?
- Yes, thank you.
-
Kalpana
-
Did you invite him properly?
- Yes, sir!
-
If he turns up for real,
everyone'll go mad.
-
If he doesn't turn up,
-
then I'll go mad.
-
Madam...
-
The coat is ready. Just give me the go
and I'll give you a grand entry.
-
I've rehearsed it thoroughly.
-
I'm Sanjay Singhania...
oh hello Sanjay.
-
Get out of my face.
-
You fool!
-
Hi Kalpana...
- Hi!
-
Mr Singhania has arrived.
-
Who told him to get a car like that?
I'm not footing this bill.
-
Oh... thank you.
-
How wonderful!
-
He hasn't begun acting and all these fools have
already taken him for Sanjay Singhania?
-
Oh yes, yes...
-
Will you hold this, please?
-
Hi darling!
-
Sorry, I'm late... my God!
You're looking gorgeous... come.
-
Welcome to this party.
- Thank you.
-
Hello... hello...
-
Hello sir!
-
Sorry.
-
Welcome, sir.
- Thank you.
-
Myself, Satveer Kohli. I'm Kalpana's director
and I run this ad film company.
-
Hello sir, how are you?
- Thank you sir, I'm very good.
-
I happen to be the one who insisted that
Kalpana must say yes to you.
-
I see...?
-
You never told him!
- Of course I told him...
-
I told you...?
- Oh... yes...
-
Autograph, please?
-
I read your article in Economic Times.
I fully agree with your policy suggestions.
-
Please leave him alone...
don't disturb him.
-
Please come, dinner is ready.
-
That was too close an embrace.
-
And that was a kiss in public.
-
I've done a hundred ads.
-
Ninety in groups. Ten, solo.
-
You learn how to respect your seniors or,
you're getting nowhere in life.
-
I don't believe this.
-
What?
-
I just can't believe...
-
Why not...?
-
Can't believe that I'm sitting
in such august presence...
-
Still, he's right amongst us.
-
Excuse me...
-
Some ice, please?
-
So much cold is good enough for you.
-
Over-acting. He'll get caught.
-
Please get lost.
-
Excuse me...
-
We're from the Dinanath Charitable Trust.
-
It's an orphanage for girls.
-
And...?
-
If you may make a contribution,
we'll be grateful.
-
Who goes around with cash nowadays?
-
Your cheque will do.
-
Cheque?
-
Who goes to parties with chequebooks?
-
What are you upto?
-
Whose chequebook is that?
-
Even for over-acting, this is too loud!
-
Five hundred thousand?
Have you gone mad?
-
Thank you, sir.
- All the best.
-
I'm finished.
-
I could kill you.
-
Our leading model, Sonal.
-
How do you do?
- I'm very good.
-
Kalpana has told us so much about you...
- We all know that... there're others...
-
That article of yours in Economic Times.
- Not again, sir. Please...
-
You... for Sanjay Singhania!
-
And they fell for you?
-
Am I'm too clever,
or it's a world of fools?
-
I love you.
-
What?
-
I love you.
I want to marry you.
-
What... so all of a sudden...?
-
Not so... all of a sudden.
-
I never thought...
-
Give me time, to think.
-
Shall I tell you tomorrow?
-
If I say no, you won't take it badly?
-
Bye.
-
Happy new year.
-
Happy new year.
-
To her, I'm just an ordinary guy.
-
I wish to remain this unexceptional man...
-
who wins her love.
-
So I haven't told her the truth about me.
-
If she accepts me,
-
then I'll confess to being Sanjay Singhania.
-
If she refuses,
-
then I remain Sachin...
-
and I fade out of her life.
-
All I await now, is tomorrow.
-
End of the diary.
December 31st.
-
Next day, next year... 2006.
-
Hey... hey...
-
The next day, what happened...?
-
What did she say...
what happened to her?
-
How did you end up like this?
-
Speak up!
-
Hello, sir.
-
I'm your manager.
-
Pankaj Shroff.
-
Hello Sanjay.
-
I'm your doctor. Dr Peston Wadia.
-
Not enough sleep.
-
Are up keeping up till late?
-
Sir, I'm telling you again,
-
it's fine if you won't go to the office,
it's okay, no problem.
-
But live in your mansion,
why this tiny flat?
-
We can get a nurse, a chauffeur here...?
-
I need no one.
-
Thank you.
-
Kill Ghajini.
Check invitation on Calendar.
-
Ghajini Dharmatma
-
Chief Guest: Mr Ghajini Dharmatma
-
Sir... you're... here...
for our college culture fest?
-
Oh, I'm sorry.
-
You won't know me...
I mean, you know me.
-
I've met you.
-
Sanjay Singhania...
short term memory loss.
-
Come on, it's nearly time.
-
One minute...
-
We're getting late.
Sunita, let's go.
-
Don't leave before my performance
... second song.
-
Girls and boys... please
... calm down.
-
Our chief guest for the
evening has arrived.
-
He has patronised our college for long.
-
I'd like you to give him
a hearty welcome.
-
Boys and girls,
-
please welcome Mr. Ghajini Dharmatma.
-
Crazy, crazy!
-
I'm crazy about him
-
Why's my body going crazy?
-
Why's my heart beating crazy?
-
I want to dance,
-
uninhibited
-
Who's come into my heart today?
What's this scent of love?
-
Dancing bells are on my feet,
it's my season of youth
-
Hello
-
Crazy,
-
I'm crazy for him!
-
He's my love
-
His coming has filled the
emptinesses in my heart
-
He only has to make a sign
and I'll become his slave
-
Go outside, find out who's calling.
-
Hello?
-
Get down to the basement car park.
-
What...?
-
Who's that?
-
What are you doing there?
-
Damn you!
-
Hey...
-
Hey...
-
Who was that?
-
Who tried to kill you?
-
Not me...
-
he came to kill you.
-
Me...?
-
Came to kill me?
Who was he?
-
Who was it... who?
-
Two years ago...
-
Two years ago... what...?
-
What was it two years ago?
-
What...?
-
Give me his name.
-
The name!
-
His name, who was he?
-
Who wants to kill me?
-
He's dead.
-
Shit.
-
Two years ago?
What did I do two years ago?
-
Which jobs did I get done
two years ago?
-
Which ones are after my life?
-
A list... make a list of them all.
-
I must have the list tomorrow.
You get it?
-
Excuse me
-
Where is Mr Sanjay Singhania's flat?
-
Fourth floor. 401.
-
Thanks
-
Sir...
-
Sir...?
-
Sir...
-
Kill him
-
Revenge
-
Ghajini?
-
She was murdered
-
Find him Kill him
-
Done
-
Over
-
Ghajini 10 June 2008
-
Doctor... restaurant... theatre...
-
Don't open
-
I'm a police officer.
-
Untie me. I'm a police officer.
-
Get out of here! Fast!
He's a murderer.
-
Don't you hear?
-
Just get the hell out of here!
-
Who are you?
-
What are you doing here?
-
The other shade.
-
BIGPictures
-
Shall we...?
-
You've forgotten so quickly?
-
I was buying nail polish.
-
Look...
-
My friend... you wrote that out.
-
Now, come on.
-
Have I been I chasing you?
- Why should you...? I'm your friend.
-
No! I'm chasing you.
-
I'm breathing hard,
you're out of breath.
-
I'm sweating. Even you are...
-
Hey! You're smoking in a public place!
-
Have you no sense of decency?
Idiots.
-
You're right!
-
You ought to thrash some
sense into them.
-
Go on, teach them such a
lesson that they'll quit smoking.
-
Go... hit them.
-
You'll teach us lessons?
-
You're going to hit us?
-
Come on.
-
You'll take on all of us?
Come on.
-
Hit us.
- Come on.
-
Ghajini... listen...
-
don't do it.
-
In four years,
we haven't had any quarrels.
-
Why do you want to kill me?
-
Who told you?
-
I don't care if you want to kill me or not.
-
I only want to finish off all my enemies.
-
Shoot.
-
Everyone's dead.
-
Why are you still anxious?
-
No... he's still alive.
-
He wasn't anyone of them.
-
These men were afraid of me.
-
But this is someone else...
-
someone I'm missing.
-
A girl is here, asking for you.
-
What girl?
-
My name is Sunita.
I am a medical student.
-
I visited a patient
at his home, recently.
-
He is planning to kill you.
-
He has already killed two others.
I have seen photos of the dead men.
-
He is an extremely dangerous man.
I saw him trying to kill a policeman.
-
The policeman got killed in an accident.
After that he came after me, to kill me.
-
Look... your photo.
-
A date is inscribed underneath.
-
I was about to go to the police.
But if my college gets to know, I'm in a mess.
-
I just couldn't sit on it,
so I came to you.
-
To warn you.
-
His photo...
the man who wants to kill you.
-
Mr Sanjay Singhania. 31 years.
Short term memory loss
-
Short term memory loss.
-
A man who forgets everything in
fifteen minutes is planning to kill me.
-
He even named a day for my death?
-
I got to fix a time for him to die.
-
12 hours. This man will be
on earth no more.
-
The boss?
-
Watch out.
-
He's away from home.
-
If he goes your way, you kill him.
If he comes this way, I'll kill the bastard.
-
Sure.
-
I'm into this problem...
-
What...?
-
He has my photo.
-
Who has...?
- That Sanjay Singhania... he has it.
-
Isn't it the one?
-
He has another one.
He had taken two photos.
-
You're the problem.
-
If it ends up with the police,
I'm in a fix.
-
Ask Mr Ghajini. He's looking for that guy,
he'll get the photo for you.
-
Hello, Mr Ghajini...?
-
Hello...
-
Mr Ghajini...?
-
Yes
-
I'm Sunita...
-
I met you about Sanjay Singhania.
-
Who...?
-
Sanjay Singhania,
-
the man who wants to kill you.
-
The one with the 15-minute memory...
-
He has a problem remembering,
but best to be cautious.
-
He's an extremely dangerous man.
-
You see, he has a photo of mine.
-
Do what you will to him,
-
but get me my photo, please.
-
He took my photo in the college canteen.
-
What are you wearing in the photo?
-
Blue top and blue jeans.
-
Let me find it, I'll send it to you.
-
What's your address?
-
Warden...!
-
Hurry...
-
Help me, please! Help me!
-
Excuse me.
-
Stay away.
-
Where's the lift?
-
Between second and third floors.
-
Put on the main switch.
-
His diaries.
-
If she accepts me,
-
then I'll confess to being Sanjay Singhania.
-
If she refuses,
-
then I remain Sachin...
-
and I fade out of her life.
-
All I await now, is tomorrow.
-
This wait for a yes will keep me up tonight.
-
This suspense is haunting,
-
how can I sleep tonight?
-
To what news my morning light will dawn,
-
to melodies of love like rain?
-
Or, is this thirst to go unquenched?
-
Like a passion, unfulfilled
-
You hold me in an ecstasy, thrilled
-
And now,
-
the consummation,
-
of that ecstasy,
-
in your arms,
-
is all I wish from you
-
In my heart of hearts, how I pine
-
To splash you with my colours of life
-
In every mood, to match my rhythm
-
It's all I wish from you
-
If only you say yes, then life...
-
can spring forth from the fountainhead...
-
to spew my pearls of life upon your path
-
Consummation...
-
of that ecstasy...
-
in your arms...
-
is all I wish
-
My gossamer dreams are cast in glass
-
As I ford my nights in dark
-
Fearful, lest my fantasies shatter
-
My hopes are inflamed
-
Yet I fear, lest some tempest...
-
puts out my flame
-
I wait for a lone yes
-
To turn on the springs of joy...
-
in a culmination...
-
of my dreams...
-
in the ecstasy of your embrace
-
It's all I wish
-
I have my Moon, over me my skies
-
Where dense dark clouds also hover
-
I wish this Moon is never overcast
-
A searing loneliness,
-
a pacing heart,
-
and not a moment's peace...
-
make up a wonderful story of mine;
-
I've only a restless yearning...
-
for a passion unfulfilled,
-
for an ecstasy, the thrill...
-
of your embrace
-
It's all I wish from you
-
In my heart of hearts, how I pine
-
To splash you with my colours of life
-
In every mood, to match my rhythm
-
It's all I wish from you
-
If only you say yes, then life...
-
can spring forth from the fountainhead...
-
to spew my pearls of life upon your path
-
For you, I thirst
-
All night, I kept thinking.
-
Until one o'clock it was, why you?
-
By two o'clock, it was why not?
-
At three am,
-
am I rushing into this?
-
At four, if not now then how will I ever...?
-
By the time it got to five o'c lock,
I had decided.
-
I do.
-
I love you.
-
Now's my turn to tell her who I am.
-
But you don't know who I am.
-
What...!
- When you get to know about my dad...
-
it'll blow your brains.
-
Is she talking my lines?
-
Take this.
-
In 1992, my dad had three Ambassador cars.
-
Oh wow...
- Oh yes.
-
He had a travel agency.
Shetty Travels.
-
Shitty Travels?
- Hey! Shetty... Travels.
-
Yes... I see... Shetty Travels.
- So.
-
It was my uncle who cheated him.
-
Ohh...
-
He stole all three cars.
-
Brokenhearted, my dad died.
-
That day, I swore...
-
until I buy three Ambassador cars,
-
I won't marry.
-
Three...?
-
Can't it climb down by a couple or so?
-
No way.
-
If you can wait, then wait.
-
Otherwise,
-
marry a girl of your class.
-
I'll wait.
-
Don't worry.
Even after I'm rich,
-
I'll still be the same to you, like I'm now.
-
Promise?
- Promise.
-
Good morning, sir.
- Good morning.
-
A very happy new year to you.
- Thank you.
-
Mr Goenka has canceled for the day.
-
The board meeting is at eleven thirty.
-
The marketing presentation is post-lunch.
-
Okay.
-
Sir... what did she say when
she got to know about you?
-
I haven't told her.
-
Why, sir?
-
Because, in 1992...
-
her dad had three Ambassador cars.
-
Her uncle tricked her dad out of the cars.
-
Now she wants to be richer than her uncle.
-
Until then, she won't marry.
-
What if you just told her...?
-
She'd want to be richer than me...
-
that'd be the end of my wedding.
-
Truth is, I prefer to keep up this facade.
-
I had bought this flat...
as my gift to her...
-
after telling her about me.
It's not to be,
-
but I got to give her the flat, somehow.
-
That's your responsibility.
-
It'll be done, sir.
-
Thanks.
-
May no one ever wish you ill.
-
And your tank forever be petrol-ful.
-
For me too... please.
- Quiet! There's enough for everyone.
-
For me, too?
- Late, even today?
-
You bought it?
-
Yes... surprise.
-
One in. Two more to go.
- Great!
-
I sold the jewellery meant
for my wedding.
-
Dear husband to-be,
-
I don't think, you care for a dowry.
-
So, I bought a car.
-
Sure... it moves?
-
Are you joking?
Take a test drive.
-
Come on, kids.
-
Smooth drive, isn't it?
-
Smooth roads.
-
Hey...?
-
Smooth as butter.
-
The radio, there's one in there.
It works!
-
Hey, this car is mine!
I just bought it.
-
Nice, isn't it?
- What a pretty car!
-
Good news, sir.
-
The fax is in from London.
-
We've got the licence.
-
All calls to UK will be routed through us.
-
That's wonderful!
-
Give the good news to the staff.
-
Sure. You must go to
London immediately.
-
Yes
-
Hi, how are you?
-
There's good news!
-
Strange!
-
She always pips me to the talking post?
-
Even I have something to tell you.
-
No. Me first.
-
Tell me.
-
I won a brand new flat in
an Air Voice lucky contest.
-
Air Voice lucky contest...?
-
Sir... that flat you wanted to give her...
I fixed a contest to do it.
-
Wow, that's great! Congratulations.
-
Not just congratulations.
-
Get over here in five minutes.
-
Kalpana, I'm a bit busy.
I can't come.
-
I'll hit you for pretending to be busy.
-
I'm giving you the address.
Come right away.
-
Hi!
-
Hi... congratulations.
-
Thank you
-
One second!
-
What's this?
-
You're taking your first step
into this home.
-
I want to capture it for posterity.
-
You too, come over.
-
Nice, isn't it?
-
Beautiful.
-
This is how it'll stay forever,
-
to remind us of the first step we took.
-
So! How is this home?
-
Fabulous!
-
New home, second hand car...
-
lucky strike?
-
I'm feeling so happy!
-
Weren't you saying something
on the phone?
-
Yes... I got to go out of town
for ten days.
-
Where to...?
-
My village.
-
Why, so suddenly?
-
My mother is sick.
-
Then, bring her here.
-
I got to go, I have some property there...
-
two acres of land.
-
I got to sell it...
-
for my mother's medical treatment.
-
Ten days?
You'll come sooner, if you can...?
-
I will.
-
You will come, won't you?
-
What's it, why are you nervous?
-
I don't know, it's just an odd feeling.
-
Hey...
-
Silly you.
-
All the rest are standard clauses.
-
I think we've covered everything, right?
-
Yes, we've clarified all the points.
-
I'll need a hard copy on the flight.
-
Will be done.
-
Make sure, all changes are incorporated.
- Right.
-
Yes...?
- Sir, we're getting late.
-
It's one o'clock!
All right, let's pack.
-
Thank you, gentlemen.
-
Hello?
-
Hello Sachin... Kalpana.
- Yes Kalpana?
-
I got to see you right away.
-
Come over to my old place.
-
It's one am. Say, what's the matter?
-
I got to see you before you leave.
Please.
-
All right. I'm coming.
-
Why are you standing on the street?
-
Just waiting, for you.
-
So... why did you call me?
-
What's this?
-
One hundred and thirty five thousand.
-
For your mother's treatment.
-
Where did you get so much money?
-
I sold my car.
-
What... why?
-
You would've sold the land.
-
Don't sell it. It's an inheritance.
-
A car... I can buy again.
-
But...
-
you wanted the car so much!
-
Forget it.
-
Show your mother my soap ad.
-
I'm looking nice in that one.
-
Come back quickly.
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Next week, I'm in Goa for an ad shoot.
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I'll be back in two or three days.
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You're getting late... now go.
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Go on.
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How was it that you came to me
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How blessed I am,
but it's hard to believe
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You descended upon
life's placid lake...
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like a rare Moon,
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slowly,
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gently
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Under a winter's Sun,
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like a warm melody...
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you have caressed me,
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I am enthralled
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In you, my peace.
You are my passion
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Why didn't I find you before?
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How was it that you came to me...
how blessed I am, but it's hard to believe
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That day, I swore...
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until I buy three Ambassador cars,
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I won't marry.
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Don't sell it.
It's an inheritance.
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A car... I can buy again.
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And once I believed,
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that the Creator finds...
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His urge no more
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And then...
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He created you
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And now He is revealed to me...
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in all His glory
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Chords of a music touch my life,
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I can feel new tunes coming into life
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But I still can't believe...
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how blessed I am,
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how you came to me...
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I love you.
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Come back quickly.
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That's upto 21st June 2006.
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Afterwards, Sanjay went to London
and Kalpana went to Goa.
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What happened after that?
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Anything more on the man
we arrested at the girls' hostel?
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No, it's turning out to be a strange case.
- How come?
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Bring him.
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It was tough keeping him under control,
so he was given a sedative.
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He has several names
and numbers tattooed.
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Also, several strange remarks.
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On the head...
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he has a deep scar.
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Found on him...
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a gun, a camera, photographs.
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We haven't been able to
find out who he is.
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Call up those numbers.
Find out who they are.
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Hello?
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Constable Dhuri from
D.N.Nagar Police station.
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Do you recognise this man?
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Yes.
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He is Sanjay Singhania,
chairman of Air Voice.
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The chairman of Air Voice?
- Yes.
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He suffers from short term memory loss,
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doesn't remember anything
beyond 15 minutes.
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A friend of mine,
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he has tattooed in my name and
number, for remembering me.
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That's all.
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Where did you find him?
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Medical college girl's hostel. In a lift.
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Sir, his manager and
his secretary are here.
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Have you written a complaint about him?
- Not yet, sir.
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Wait a while.
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He's only a patient.
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And do you know who he is?
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He was found in a girls' hostel
with a gun.
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How is one to take him
for a medical patient?
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The gun is for his safety.
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Here's the gun licence.
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He didn't shoot at anyone, did he?
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No complaint has been registered.
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You can take him away.
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But from now on, be careful.
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Please take their contact details.
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Thank you.
- Thank you very much.
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Careful.
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Sorry, you aren't allowed...
- Who are you?
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Move over.
- Whom do you want?
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Silence!
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Why are you locking us?
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171, Cheetah Camp. Deonar
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13.06.2008
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Whose address is it?
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Mine.
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The date is tomorrow's.
One day on, you'd be gone.
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Don't shoot him!
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My name and number are on his body.
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In police records,
he's a friend of mine.
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A murder enquiry can
become big trouble.
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You mean, we leave him alive?
- Yes, alive.
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But like the living dead.
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He's got memory tags everywhere.
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We've got to erase what he has written,
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we got to turn him into blank paper.
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Now, he's just like any other furniture
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Just like a vegetable.
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Newspaper archives?
- First floor.
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Why are you hiding?
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Come out.
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Come... careful.
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Sit.
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What happened to you?
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I'm from Latur village.
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Ramesh brought me to Mumbai,
saying he'd find a job for me.
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But he sold me to someone.
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Now... he's forcing me to go to Goa.
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And... there are more girls like me
in a bogey up ahead.
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At one of the stations, I managed to
get away and I'm hiding here.
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Don't cry. Nothing is going to happen.
I'm here with you.
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She must be around.
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Hurry up.
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Move in.
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Look behind.
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Did you see a girl, wearing a frock?
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Give me ten Rupees.
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Here.
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Open the door.
- Open up!
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Give that girl to me!
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I paid 2000 Rupees to buy her!
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Come on, open up!
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Open the door!
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Open it!
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It's gold!
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Should be worth 3,000.
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Forget the girl. Let's go.
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It's all right.
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Don't be afraid.
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We'll get down at the next station
and we'll go to Bombay.
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We've been after chickens.
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Will we spare a hen if we find one?
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Let go... leave her!
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Sister...
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Help me!
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Leave me!
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How far can she run?
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Sister, do something!
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Look at her... there.
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Sister! Help me!
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Hi, how are you?
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I'm okay. Are you in Goa?
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No, I'm returning to Mumbai.
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What?
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It's a long story.
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In my train, there were some goons.
They were taking 25 kidnapped girls to Goa.
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Somehow, I managed to save them.
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I'm on my way back
to Mumbai with them.
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What! Are you all right?
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Tell me about it, what happened?
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Don't worry, nothing's happened to me.
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Are you sure?
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I'm perfectly all right, really.
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You're too much, Kalpana.
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But it's also what I like the
most about you.
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What...?
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This habit of helping others.
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The first time I saw you,
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you were helping some
disabled girls across a ditch.
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How do you know that?
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There's so much I haven't told you.
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Stuff you'll be amazed to hear.
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Drop the melodrama and tell me.
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Not like this...
when I'm saying it,
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I got to see the look on your face.
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So, I'll tell it to you once I'm back.
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See you.
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Take care, bye.
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Bye.
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The biggest news is about kidnapped girls,
trafficking in human organs and flesh trade.
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Last night's revelation has
stunned everyone.
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25 girls from villages in North India lured to
the city on the pretext of giving jobs...
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were being taken from Mumbai to Goa.
With the help of some soldiers,
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Kalpana rescued them.
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Investigations reveal that organs have already
been harvested from these girls.
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Several girls have been operated surgically
and their kidneys have been removed.
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Now they were en route to Goa,
to be pressed into the flesh trade.
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It's apparently a full-fledged racket,
flourishing right across the country.
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Investigations indicate the possible
involvement of influential people.
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Information given by the rescued girls has
led to a country-wide crackdown.
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Several suspects are
being questioned.
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Most of them are women and young girls,
more than half of whom are children.
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Hello
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I'm Constable Vyjayanti.
From Bombay Municipal Hospital.
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Yes, go on.
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Look, you sent 25 girls...?
- Yes?
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Two are missing, without a trace.
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Please come over here
and check them out.
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Please do not mention
that I've tipped you.
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Some very influential people
are behind it.
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Madam... here...?
At this hour?
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Please come in the morning.
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The girls will be let off tomorrow morning.
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I had brought 25 girls.
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There are only 23 here.
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Where are the two girls?
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You are mistaken.
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You brought 23.
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Don't you lie!
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I have a list, of names.
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Good evening, sir.
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Yes.
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You brought in 25 girls.
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Who are you?
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Ghajini.
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Ghajini Dharmatma.
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23 out of 25 named my men.
I'd let it pass.
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But these two, pointed fingers at me.
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Where are the two girls?
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Dead and dumped in the sea.
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Are you asking to know more?
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Because of beasts like you,
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girls are afraid to step out
of their homes.
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Of how many apparitions of men,
should women beware?
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Of keepers of faith and religion?
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Of doctors?
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At work places, in schools, colleges?
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Hello
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Dead and dumped in the sea.
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Hello?
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Vyjayanti speaking...
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Go on.
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They're planning to kill you.
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Please do not go home.
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Go elsewhere.
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They're hiding inside your house.
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What happened?
- A power failure... hold it.
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The door is locked from inside.
She's in here.
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Find her.
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Kalpana...?
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Kalpana
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Kalpana
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Don't go away... don't!
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Fast.
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Hey!
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Look!
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What's it?
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She must've gone that way.
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Go.
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Hello?
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Hello Kalpana... Kalpana...
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Kalpana
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Kalpana
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Go away, Sachin.
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Get out.
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Kalpana... what...?
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What happened...?
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Ghajini
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Ghajini
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Kalpana!
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Kalpana...
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Kalpana
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No!
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I'm Sunita. I'm a medical student.
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Forgive me.
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Even I'm responsible for
the state you're in.
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I'll take you to Ghajini.
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I'll bring back your memories.
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I got to talk to him! Now!
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Hello... hello?
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My name is Sanjay.
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What?
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Sanjay Singhania.
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Your name is Ghajini.
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Do you remember the first of July, 2006?
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You may forget, but I cannot forget.
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It's the only thing I remember.
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Leaving you alive was a mistake.
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But now, I'll finish you off.
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This time, no sparing you.
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Wait for your death. I'm coming.
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Damn you!
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Damn... a short-term memory-loss
patient is reminding me?
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Get the cars.
We're going into my den.
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Let him come to my area.
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After I'm through,
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they won't find even a fingernail on him.
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They're going somewhere.
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Follow them.
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They're stopping here.
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Which one is Ghajini?
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The man in white.
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This looks like a dangerous area.
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I think we shouldn't wait here.
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Where are you going?
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You can't kill him so easily.
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There are too many of them in there.
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Stop! We'll get him when he's alone.
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This is a very dangerous area.
-
Have you gone mad?
-
Oh God!
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Hey stop... Where are you going?
Entry is barred
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He's here! Tell the boss.
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He's coming!
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Move it...
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let's get him!
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Don't let him get away!
- Get the irons...
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He won't get away!
- Don't let him in.
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Boss...
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Now you're gone... finished!
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Brother...
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help me... save me!
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Ghajini is coming... that way!
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Please, help me!
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I'm Prakash!
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Have you forgotten?
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We came for Ghajini!
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Look at how badly he has bruised me!
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I'm Prakash...
Ghajini did this to me.
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He hit me so badly.
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He's a very dangerous man!
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Very dangerous!
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He's coming that way.
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Keep an eye out for him.
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Keep an eye on him.
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Watch out
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Cunning man... very cunning man.
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Got you!
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Got you!
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Short term memory loss...
-
Look at my face.
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Look.
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I am Ghajini.
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I am.
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I am the one you wanted to kill.
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Do you remember why?
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Your memory is too weak,
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lasts you for just 15 minutes.
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But have no regrets.
-
In these final 15 minutes of your life,
I'll give the action replay, over again.
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Remember the rod...?
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The one that I used to kill your fiancee?
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Somewhat like this one...
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it comes to your mind?
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I killed her right in front of your eyes.
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Before I kill you,
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I'll show you exactly
how I killed your Kalpana.
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Watch this.
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Kalpana Home for Orphans
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Let's go cut the cake.
- Yes... let's all go.
-
Time to cut your cake.
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Wait!
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Sanjay, what's her name?
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Rahul... no.
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Pooja.
-
You read it here!
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Cheater... cheater...
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Happy birthday to you.
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Pathways, streams and rivers all change
-
Glimmering lamps cast lights of change
-
When the change strikes life's rhythm
-
The rhythm of the rain will also change
-
And the nature of seasons will change
-
But I shall forever be...
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the same to you as I've been
-
Arm in arm, with you my mate,
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every moment,
-
always
-
How was it that you came to me
-
How blessed I was,
but it's hard to believe
-
You descended upon
life's placid lake...
-
like a rare Moon,
-
slowly,
-
gently
-
Under winter's Suns,
-
like a warm melody...
-
you caressed me, now you're gone
-
But I still live, enthralled
-
In you, my peace.
You are my passion
-
Why didn't I find you before?
-
How was it that you came to me...
how blessed I was, but it's hard to believe
-
And once I believed,
-
that the Creator finds
His urge no more
-
And then He created you...
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for me to sing...
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eulogies to His glory
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Subtitles by daejang