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.
1:04:00
And after marriage, aren't the house
and the chiIdren as much...
1:04:02
... a responsibiIity of the man
as the woman?
1:04:05
Why can't the husband and wife
work as a team?
1:04:09
Why shouId one of them sacrifice
more than the other?
1:04:15
I don't accept the demand of not
being aIIowed to work after marriage.
1:04:20
You mean... are you rejecting
this proposaI?
1:04:24
I have nothing eIse to say...
1:04:41
This is how the new generation thinks.
1:04:46
We shouId not carry this
matter any further!
1:04:52
I'm sorry Shardaji, Vishwasji.
1:04:56
It's aII right.