:30:01
See, their family had a couple of
big old country hotels.
:30:04
Dad was a really keen golfer.
:30:06
Well, Darcy's dad was a really keen golfer.
:30:08
I used to caddy for him. Really nice old fella.
:30:11
Gave me a great job when I left school,
and I don't know, Darcy was never too keen.
:30:18
So when the old man died a few years back,
:30:20
you can guess who was the first one to get fired.
:30:23
What, just like that?
:30:24
With his dad gone,
he didn't have to explain, did he?
:30:27
But your mum helped raise him.
:30:29
Yes, she did.
:30:31
You know, Darcy's mum
is even worse than he is.
:30:34
She's been trying to get him hitched to this...
:30:36
this rich New York girl for years.
:30:38
It's the ultimate business merger.
:30:40
So she's arranging his marriage?
:30:43
- You could call it that, yeah.
- What a hypocrite.
:30:50
See, that's the great thing about living in India.
:30:53
You don't have to have money
to enjoy this place,
:30:56
and if you have money, you never get
to see the real India, you know?
:31:01
I just feel like people here
have got their priorities sorted.
:31:06
I'd love for you to come to Amritsar.
:31:08
It's... It's beautiful.
:31:12
It's just that not many tourists go there.
:31:15
Am... Amritsar?
:31:17
Is that where the Golden Temple is?
:31:20
Yeah.
:31:23
I'm sorry we're leaving today,
but I'd love to show you my home town.
:31:27
Yeah, I'd love to show you London.
:31:30
¤ My eyes are searching
My hips are working
:31:33
¤ My lips are waiting
Take me to love
:31:35
¤ My skin's pulsating
My body's shaking
:31:37
¤ My lips are aching
Take me to love
:31:40
¤ Payal bajake
Gungru bajake
:31:42
¤ Tu je divana kar dar la
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¤ Churi bajake
:31:46
¤ Chutkhi bajake
:31:47
¤ Tu je divana kar dar la