Aisha Page #2

And it's not right to interfere in their personal lives.

Give me one reason why I should listen to you.

Because I'm bigger.

What?

- Only your stomach's bigger.

- Hey, it's a 16-pack, okay.

Don't hold your breath too long. Or you'll faint.

- Aisha is jealous.

- No, I am not, Arjun.

Show yourself out. You know where the door is.

So irritating, annoying and self-involved.

It's okay to think positively about yourself.

But to consider yourself the best?

What does he know about life?

So what if he's a Wharton graduate?

Who cares!

Lousy investment banker.

I was completely shocked yesterday...

...when aunt handed me your call.

Our uncles are such good friends.

- So, it was obvious that I'd invite you.

- Aisha.

Where have you been?

I've been looking for you everywhere.

- Pinky, Shefali.

- Shefali, Pinky is my best friend. - Hello.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- By the way, the drawings are really nice, aren't they?

- Drawing?

- Thank you.

You know, I'm an artist as well.

That's why I did a course in home decoration...

- at Bahadurgarh.

- Wow.

But I had to come here.

Time to get married.

Time to get married.

My aunt is completely tensed.

You're here to get married?

It'll be real chaos if we don't find a boy in Delhi.

- And that's too hi-fi (modern).

- Hi-fi.

- So, you haven't found a boy yet?

- No.

Families come. They have snacks and then leave.

And you know they don't even send me a reply.

But there aren't any good guys left.

All the good guys either are gay or... Arjun.

- I like this one.

- Him?

But don't worry, I will find a nice boy for you.

You want to meet my friends.

That's Randhir.

Every mother in Delhi...

- wants her daughter to marry him.

- Really?

Randhir.

Hi.

- Aisha, this is just too good.

- Thank you.

Sold. Sold.

We're constructing a new hotel at Dariyaganj.

I'll put up all your drawings in the lobby.

- What a finishing!

- Okay.

Randhir, meet Shefali.

She's a good artist as well.

Remember, at the wedding...

- you spilled wine on me.

- Oh, yes.

So sorry, really sorry.

My hair was messed up that day.

- But I also wiped it.

- Sure.

Are you coming from Chaddha's wedding?

You know Chaddha? I know Chaddha.

- He's getting married today.

- Seeing your clothes...

...I could guess that you're

coming from Chaddha's wedding.

- You're coming from the wedding.

- Randhir, hi. - Hi.

- Congratulations, the artist.

- Thank you.

- Hi, I'm Arjun.

- Shefali.

- So, what do you think?

- You know what?

Very impressive.

If you keep practising like this...

someday you'll surely be a professional.

- I... I hope you lose your polo match.

- We'll see.

- Aisha, you are coming, aren't you?

- Of course, I'm coming.

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