Mississippi Masala Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 118 min
- 1,830 Views
Why should l shut my mouth?
Hey, my man,
l need my money. Forty bucks.
Y'all gonna need this
for the insurance.
See, Napkin, last week l even got
Chanda's name on the license plate.
Anilbhai, stop thinking of the car.
From whose pocket is this all going to come?
Thank you very much. Bye-bye, bye-bye.
- You have other problems. - What?
ln this country, all they know is how to sue.
You get me? You know about whiplash?
He'll say, When she hit my car,
my neck got a
And my spine is damaged forever
and so l am suing you for
just one million dollars.
- Then what will you do? -
Hey, Pontiac, stop scaring him.
- Anil, give me that fellow's card. - Sure.
Your debt is our bread and butter.
This fellow cleans my carpets.
- Mine too. So what? - So l'll fix it.
- Don't worry.
- You speak to him? Please.
Tomorrow. Now, smile.
l want to see you smile.
lt's your wedding day,
man, come on. Enjoy!
- Okay? - All right.
Beautiful.
Must you check, Kinnu? It's
- l knew it. Go change your slippers.
- Why?
- Is he gonna check out my feet also?
- Mina.
Face it, Ma, you got a darkie daughter.
Harry's mother doesn't like darkies.
Who needs Harry
hero-types in our family?
Want her to be a 30-year-old
spinster running a liquor store?
Why not? You can have a chain.
Go change your slippers.
The things l do for you, Ma.
Really, you never say anything
to her. You forget she's a girl.
When she sits on our head,
it'll be your responsibility.
Kinnu.
The accident wasn't her fault.
Man, tell us what happened.
We was in this room filled
with computers and sh*t.
So l go on over to check them out, you
know, start fooling around with them.
- Start typing, Kill the crackers. - Oh, man.
And all this other stuff, right?
And then l couldn't erase it.
- That's messed up, man.
- Yo, Dex, man. Dex.
There's big brother. You better haul ass.
Okay, y'all, peace.
Dex's messed up his brother's sh*t, man.
- Hey, D-Money. - Why l
always got to come get you?
Why l always got to come get
you off the street corner, man?
Daddy wants you home, maybe fix him
something to eat before he get off of work.
That's why l don't take you on the job with me.
- l can't depend on you. Come
on. - l was getting ready to go.
- Go by the employment office? - Yeah.
- And? - l went down
and they tell me l'm
coming in there too much.
They tell me veterans come first.
Those crackers always
got some excuse
That's what l'm talking about.
You always got some excuse.
You can stand out here on the
corner with these crackheads
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