Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge? Page #4

alive today.

He would"ve been very

happy to see you two.

Putani?

- Sorry.

My father.

Take a seat.

l"m really happy to see

that you"re doing well.

Really.

When you have your own home,

and your own wife..

..what else do you want in life?

ls he your own son?

- Yes, come, come Ayush.

Yes.

"Atithi Devo Bhava."

Remember.

- Come, son.

"Guest is like God,

like Lord Ganesha."

Touch his feet. Touch his feet.

Let it be, let it be.

He"ll do it when he wants to.

Respect comes from education.

Be seated, l"ll get tea for you.

No, l don"t feel

like drinking tea now.

Uncle farted.

- Ayush.

Bad manners.

- Me, or uncle.

Ayush.

- He"s very naughty.

How long does he plan to stay?

- Must be two-four days.

Did you make something for him?

- He"s not well.

Shall l make pilaf for him?

Have you had a bath, Uncle?

- Yes, son.

l had a nice bath under the shower.

You have a wonderful bathroom.

And that soap, it smells so good.

l could see through it.

l"ll go dry these clothes. Okay.

He used my soap.

- He used my towel also.

And Baba Ramdev"s purgative

worked miraculously.

My stomach is absolutely fine now.

l"m really hungry, dear.

Prepare some rice and lentil

with your wonderful hands.

And do you have clarified butter?

Then make some puffed bread.

And some vegetables.

And if you have curd,

make some side dish.

And what"s that called..

radish, cucumber..

Salad, salad.

- Yes, make that too.

Don"t take too much trouble.

Won"t you have some dessert?

- That"ll be later, later.

Let me finish venerating first.

Dessert? Had this been my uncle..

..your plight would"ve

been worth watching.

Wow, the food was really delicious.

This has reminded me of Sarla.

Please have some more, Uncle.

We"ll make something else for you.

l"ve had enough. l"ve had enough.

Dear.

Dear, come here,

Yes.

Here.

- Do you want something, Uncle?

No, no.

l"ve tasted daughter-in-law"s

cooking for the first time.

lt"s wrong to keep her

empty-handed.

Keep it, dear,

it"s an auspicious gift.

May Goddess Annapurna

always keep you happy.

May no one return from your

doors with an empty stomach.

Keep it.

Ayush, what are you

looking here for?

Eat the bread,

come on eat the bread.

No, no, it"s okay. Come here.

Which grade do you study in?

- Grade?

Fine, now tell me..

..is Delhi closer or is the moon?

- Delhi.

Wrong.

The moon is closer?

- You"re lying.

Be quiet. How is that, Uncle?

Can you see Delhi?

- No.

And take a look, you

can see the moon. - Yes.

So which is closer?

- Moon.

Sorry, you"ll have to sleep outside

without the air-conditioner.

So what? One has to adjust

when there"s a guest in house.

lt"s just a matter of few days.

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