1:57:03
Why did you set this case then?
1:57:06
Because Mr. Rai accused me of
rape and asked me to resign.
1:57:11
Otherwise, I wouldn't
have filed this case.
1:57:12
You are lying.
1:57:13
You didn't tell this to anyone
because you are guilty.
1:57:18
No... - Milord. I will
prove this in court.
1:57:23
I wish to bring Mr. Malhotra's
secretary Jenny in the court.
1:57:26
You are permitted.
1:57:29
Good morning, Jenny.
1:57:30
Milord. A wife at home and
secretary in the office.
1:57:33
They are very close companions.
You know that.
1:57:36
Tell me. When he used to meet you...
1:57:38
...in the morning, did he wish you?
1:57:40
Yes.
- How?
1:57:42
Whatever he had in his hands.
1:57:43
Newspapers or files. He hit
me from behind and wished me.
1:57:49
He would hit you on the back.
Good morning, Jenny.
1:57:52
No.
- Where then? - Back.
1:57:56
Back? Back... there is a
lot of place back. Where?
1:58:02
Here. On the bum.
- On the bum? Bomb?
1:58:08
I object your honour.
1:58:09
Mr. Patel forgets how
to speak to a lady.
1:58:13
How am I speaking about?
1:58:15
The organ of the body which
she refers to in English...
1:58:18
...can she not tell it in
the national language?
1:58:21
Objection overruled.
- Thank you milord.
1:58:24
Milord... as far as my knowledge
of English language is concerned...
1:58:27
...the organ which she calls
a bum in English...
1:58:30
...is also known as the butt.
1:58:32
The butt... the ass.
1:58:37
We walk along with your butt.
1:58:39
Mr. Malhotra used to
hit her on her but...
1:58:41
...with paper, file or anything
that he had in hand.
1:58:47
And then he used to wish
her good morning.
1:58:49
This means a thwack first
and good morning.
1:58:51
A thwack and good morning.
1:58:54
Anyway. Tell me.
1:58:55
Where all did he hit the men in the
office to greet them good morning?