Wedding Planners Page #3

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Whatever salary I get, I

give half to the home.

M\y father works for the government.

The rest is my own savings.

To start my new company.

There are various themes

in the market these days...

like the fairy tale theme...

prince-princess theme, Barbie

theme, magic theme, circus theme...

So is the groom a

joker or a ring-master?

Get lost... you waste your

time loafing about and...

when someone else plans something,

you laugh at them.

Can't even pronounce

business properly.

It's my dance...

Well I don't expect

you to thank me...

buy me a bread pakora at least.

I have a lot of studying right

now... let's meet after the exams.

OK, bye.

What a waste of time!

Exams over! Shaadi M\ubarak!

You are back again?

I've travelled all

the way from Ambala

with the best proposal for you...

and you are showing attitude!

I said Shruti will be

livid when she arrives...

but your father said...

let's see the proposal now

that aunty has come so far.

M\y child, you've been working

with Anu Aunty for three years...

it's time to relax and get married.

After that you can start

your wedding business.

After the marriage the

in-laws will be after me...

for grandchildren...

and the husband's mouth

will be locked forever.

Within a year there will be a

child, and then soon the next one...

and then I just sit at home...

being a mother all my life.

I will get married to

whoever you like...

but after Shaadi M\ubarak is set up.

Look, I am 20 years old now.

Give me time, five years, and

when I am 25 marry me off...

with or without Shaadi M\ubarak.

Had tea?

Now get lost.

Please ask M\anoj if he

can wait for five years.

If not then best of luck.

No dude! Don't go.

OK, don't be sad. Keep the shirt.

Come on, I am not so evil.

I am sad because you are leaving,

not for these clothes.

What will you do with an M\BA?

Whether you pass or fail...

you will still have to

return to your father's farm...

and chop sugarcanes with him.

But I have to make my own life.

You want to do an M\BA?

- Yes.

Then do it...

don't lecture me.

Where is your suitcase?

Hello, uncle.

Hello, son.

What suitcase?

Didn't your mother tell you that...

we are in town to take the

delivery of the new tractor...

and will take you

with us on the way back?

Should I remember the

exam answers or M\om's talk?

Sonu! Pack his bags.

M\e?

He will do it... come with me

I'll show you... come outside.

Come.

Look at that.

Is it not the best colour?

We will all go back

home on this lean machine.

I can't come.

Why? Have you set up a shop?

Yes...

No...

not a shop... a business.

Business?

What do you sell?

We don't sell...

we organise weddings.

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