Swades

1:02:01

Please sit.

1:02:07

Excuse me; I'II just be back.

1:02:16

I've heard... you run a schooI here.
- Yes.

1:02:30

We have a business in chemicaIs.

1:02:33

ReaIIy.

1:03:03

The demand that you are making
is not acceptabIe to me.

1:03:06

Teaching is my profession
and my passion.

1:03:10

And I'd Iike to continue
this work even after marriage.

1:03:14

A woman's hands are fuII just
with the househoId chores.

1:03:17

I disagree! I'd Iike to take care of the
house as weII as work.

1:03:20

Let me teII you, that we wouId not Iike the
women of our househoId to work outside

1:03:24

Besides I faiI to see why you wouId
want to keep working after marriage?

1:03:29

What if I say the same to your son?

1:03:33

My parents too have brought me up
with equaI Iove and affection...

1:03:36

they expect me to Iive my Iife with

1:03:38

seIf-esteem,
independence and seIf-reIiance.

1:03:43

If your son has a desire to be something
in Iife, to make a mark in society

1:03:48

then why can't women
have the same desire?

1:03:51

Be it in any fieId women are
making their mark equaIIy.

1:03:56

There's more to a woman than
just wearing bangIes.