2:00:05
Look at him
Aren't you coming? Get up.
2:00:08
I'm sick. I have high fever
2:00:10
Caught such a chill last night,
I slept in my shoes, you know
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You're wearing only one shoe.
- That's the leg that caught the chill
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Sorry friend, I just can't go hunting with you
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You British are so feeble.
I'll send medicines for you
2:00:27
Make sure you're fine by this evening.
2:00:29
We're having fowl for dinner.
Don't worry, you'll be fine.
2:00:31
Hey Kuljit...
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Come on Raj, get started
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What's this?
- Keep moving
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What's all this Raj?
- Wonderful thing happened today
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Met a minister on my way. Turns out
to be my Daddy's childhood friend
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He gave me all this. Let me take
care of that. Don't tire yourself
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I'm alone fellow you know. What use
this sugar, rice and wheat for me?
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So I thought I'd bring it over.
There's a wedding in the offing here
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Could be useful, no?
- Maybe so, son
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But we're the brides people.
Can't take anything from you
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Not again. Once and for all,
decide what you take me for
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Either you don't call me a
son, or you treat me like a son
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How do you treat sons?
- You don't argue with sons
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All right. I won't argue.
- That's like it
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Now listen to the real thing, Ma-ji.
My mother used to say...
2:01:29
one who helps out with a
wedding, gets a pretty bride
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All this, for a pretty bride?
- What else? Only lucky ones...
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find good brides nowadays.
- What kind of bride do you want?
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Say, someone like you
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Don't say that.
Give me your blessings.
2:01:53
Granted. You'll get a bride you want
2:01:56
All right, I'm off.
- Will you please open this?