1:47:03
You speak very good Hindi.
- Please don't embarrass me
1:47:07
''Things will fall, mota bhai. But she
broke some eggs the other day''
1:47:11
''She's not just my wife,
she's my life! My better-half''
1:47:17
Please be seated. l'll get
some great coffee for you
1:47:21
Could l have some tea instead?
1:47:24
At least try the coffee l make
1:47:28
He wants tea. So get him tea.
And make it nicely
1:47:32
''The other day you made tea and the
customer said, ''Wonderful soup''
1:47:38
How would a monkey know
the stage is bent?
1:47:41
''God! lf you must use proverbs in
Hindi, at least get them properly''
1:47:47
''Why do you mix them up?
- No, l always use single terms''
1:47:52
''Lies! You decide this, mota bhai.
You are Hindi speaking, aren't you?''
1:47:57
''The one he used just now,
wasn't it a mix of two proverbs?''
1:48:01
Two.
- Two? How?
1:48:04
''How would a monkey know
the taste of ginger''
1:48:09
''The one who can't dance
blames the dance floor''
1:48:11
l mixed up ginger and dance floor.
- Hear that? Okay?
1:48:17
l'll get you some nice tea now
1:48:20
The lemons! She left them here!
1:48:23
Great! You have indeed
a cheerful place here
1:48:27
lsn't it? Earlier we pined
for a child
1:48:32
And now there are so many
boys and girls around
1:48:34
''We don't have a child, you see''
1:48:39
Hey kids... come here
1:48:46
This is the kid party.
And this is Mr Raj Malhotra
1:48:51
He's like my elder brother.
Please be seated
1:48:54
''This is Kapil. ln London,
his father...''
1:48:59
has a publication.
And that's Nili