2:48:03
What...?
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Miss Saamiya Siddiqui you'd sworn that
you'd never step into my office
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Then how could you bear
to come here today?
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There's nothing like that Sir, just
my principles differed from yours
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And I thought that if I could not
respect working by your principles...
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then it's better that I leave.
- Interesting, very interesting
2:48:40
You've developed great principles
at a young age
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My principles have been passed on
to me as my father's legacy
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Do you know that you're
the first person, Saamiya...
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who refused to take a case
offered by Zakir Ahmed
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Here people wait for years in the hope
of getting their first case
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But I recognised your capability,
I chose you...
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I ignored your age,
your inexperience...
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and even the fact that you're a woman.
And what did you do inspite of that?
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You threw the case back in my face.
It would've set a criminal free, Sir
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And according to me
that would've been wrong
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It's not a lawyer's job to decide
what's right or wrong. It's the court's job
2:49:29
A lawyer's duty is to win the case
under any circumstance. Nothing else
2:49:36
Well, that's the difference
between you and me, Sir
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Your principle is to fight to win
and my principle is to fight for the truth
2:49:46
Interesting, very interesting!
So now you're giving me lessons in law
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This was all that was left
for me to experience
2:49:58
Let's forget the past, otherwise we'll
keep opening up old wounds