Shaadi Ke Side Effects Page #3

Yes, but...something

changed inside me as well.

Your album.

- It'll happen someday.

Our income.

- It'll keep growing.

Really!

'My first step towards

becoming a father.'

'A white lie.'

'And all I could see

beyond was darkness.'

'And I wasn't the

only one scared by it.'

This is good news, mom.

- Yeah!

I am very happy.

- I can see that.

You've burnt three breads.

What was the hurry?

You two aren't settled yet.

And your job?

Weren't you supposed

to get promoted in 6 months?

Becoming a mother is

also a promotion in life, mom.

Forget it, Trisha.

This line doesn't suit women..

..who run the house

with their salary.

I told you to find

a well-settled boy.

Look at your brother-in-law Ranvir.

Vice-President of

a multinational bank.

He's taking his entire

family to Switzerland.

And in business class.

I am happy with Sid the way he is.

And he's trying.

He's also been

recording jingles now.

Please, Trisha.

You just don't understand!

I don't want you to

face the same difficulties..

..I did after your

father passed away.

That won't happen, mom.

Sid will be the best father,

I promise you.

"It's a naughty world."

"Come closer in this furor."

"It's a lot to be won."

"Let the bodies unite."

"Let the bodies unite?"

Oh, God!

Come on, Sid. Bear it.

It's just a matter of 1-2 years.

Hi.

- Hey.

Mom's sent this.

- How sweet?

How's mom?

- Good.

What did she say?

Wait, wait

She must have said

"What's the hurry".

"Let Sid get settled."

She didn't say anything like that.

Why are you always

so negative about mom?

Not always.

Since the time she said

"Come home if you have a problem".

All parents say that

when they are tensed, Sid.

But, not during the send-off.

That made me cry.

By the way, she said you'll

make the best father in the world.

Trisha, push. It's really easy.

Push. Push. Now push.

Push. 1, 2, 3 push.

Come on, Trisha,

it's really easy, push. Push, push.

If it's so easy,

why don't you do it yourself.

Trisha, you can do it.

Trisha, you can do it.

Congratulations, it's a baby girl.

Doctor.

Oh, God.

- Baby girl.

Oh, God!

This Siddharth I tell you..

This isn't my kid.

'With that I was losing

my confidence too.'

'I should've shared

this with Trisha.'

'But, I needed

confidence for that too.'

It's great, Sid.

A kid that looks

like your mother-in-law.

You can slap her every day.

It's not funny, guys.

- It is, man.

Did you tell Trisha?

Can't believe that I'm

seeking advice from you.

They're kids,

how complicated can it be?

My neighbors have kids.

My father has kids.

And you're not going

to be a father tomorrow.

You still have time.

Until then you'll be ready.

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