Aradhana Page #2

- Is your friend's name Arun?

- Yes. Didn't he tell you?

- He's an ass!

- You've come?!

My name is Madan Varma.

We are Flight Lieutenants.

He's a year junior to me.

So that is why he is standing.

...Please have a seat.

No, thank you.

We are in a hurry.

You must be feeling

perfectly all right now.

- Have a cup of tea.

- Yes. There's no need to hurry.

You won't get

such lovely tea anywhere else.

So you want a another cup.

If you don't consider him

too shameless.

I'll get it.

Madan, why have

you come here so early?

You are useless

where girls are concerned.

I realised the serious condition

when I saw you last night.

- So I came to see the girl.

- And now that you've seen her?

Should I be honest? She's

worthy of being a sister-in-law.

- Whose?

- Mine, of course.

- Marry her immediately.

- But I don't even know her.

I'll help you out.

What about you?

I just drink two cups a day.

Anything in excess is harmful.

Did you hear that?

And you drink 40 cups everyday.

40 cups daily?

Yes. 40 cups of tea

and 150 cigarettes daily.

If you tell him anything

do you know what he says?

He says "Even if I die young,

there's no one to mourn my loss"

Don't you have anyone?

Well...

He would listen only if he had

someone to call his own.

Someone who would reform him.

Let's go.

- At least drink your tea.

- No. I'll heed your advice.

Let's go.

Goodbye.

Mr. Arun, heed

your friend's advice.

Too much tea and cigarettes

is not good. Goodbye.

Who asked you to

talk such nonsense?

It wasn't nonsense.

I was making the runway for you.

So that you can make a perfect

landing into her heart.

Give me your cigarette case.

You will need an excuse

to come here again.

Come here looking

for your cigarette case.

Hey! Where did this come from?

Sir!

Sir, your cigarette case!

Oh! He has gone.

Sir, your cigarette case!

Sir, your cigarette case!

Here's your runway.

- Who is this weirdo?

- He is their servant, Tikaram.

- Hello, Tikaram!

- Hello, sir!

You're a magician. You reached

here before our jeep.

Sir, you came along

winding road.

And I came straight

along the shortcut.

- Get into the car.

- Me?

You have returned

our cigarette case.

We won't let you go without

treating you to tea first.

Is there any hotel close by?

The Lord's temple is there

half a mile down this road.

- The Lord's temple?

- Yes. A goddess makes the tea.

I go there every Tuesday to

drink tea in order to see her.

Tuesday! Today is Tuesday.

- You can visit her today.

- All right.

Hop in.

...What's going on?

To walk into a house you have to

win over the servant first.

- One for me, too.

- Sure.

Stop!

Bhagwan (Lord), please

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