:36:02
As of now, I can give you a flower
:36:09
Here you are
:36:13
Let me put it on your hair
:36:17
Someone has already put a flower
over there
:36:19
Raj has given me this flower
:36:22
Daddy, this is Raj.
He's in my class
:36:25
I see
- Hello
:36:27
Hello
:36:29
Hello
:36:31
God bless you, son
:36:34
Raj says that he will become a judge
when he grows up
:36:37
Very good!
:36:40
Your father must be a real gentleman
:36:44
What does your father do?
:36:46
I don't have my father.
I have only my mother
:36:52
Has he passed away?
- No! Don't say that!
:36:54
My mother says he is alive.
But...
:37:00
He doesn't live with you
...and you haven't seen him either?
:37:06
Your father is a strange man.
- Not a word about my father
:37:10
Else... else...
:37:19
How can you let your daughter
play with boys like him?
:37:24
Go to play, Ritu
:37:27
Why, what's wrong with the boy?
I like him
:37:32
He doesn't even know his father's
name, and you like him?
:37:37
I'd say he's just a wastrel
- Forget it.
:37:39
Must you hang on to
those rotten old ideas?
:37:43
What was the Bandit's name?
:37:45
Yes, Jagga
:37:47
I remember you saying the same
at his trial
:37:51
That a bandit's son
always becomes a bandit
:37:55
I still stand by that principle
:37:56
Principles, principles and principles!
It's because of these blind dogmas...