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Hmm.
Babuji.
Babuji.
Babuji, your tea.
Give. Babuji, tea. Give, daughter -in -law.
Daughter -in -law, leave this pillow on your head.
One day it will fall down.
Hey, what are you doing?
How much do you serve, sir? Sometimes you serve me too.
Sir, the elders of the house. It is necessary to serve them.
And what about the husband's service?
It is necessary to serve the husband too.
But it is more important for the husband to serve his wife.
Because the wife gets tired of doing the household chores.
That's why the husband has to serve her.
Oh, so that's the matter.
Come on, let's complete the service now.
What are you doing? Father will come.
I will do it right now.
Father will come.
Leave me.
Leave me.
Father will come.
Uncle,
give me five samosas.
Uncle!
Leave your mobile. Hurry up. I have to go somewhere else.
Son, if you come to my shop, then take out time and come.
I have more work to do on my mobile.
Okay, okay. I think you invest money in the share market.
Yes.
Son, I invest a lot.
Take the samosa and leave. It's hot, isn't it?
Yes, it's hot.
Here.
How much?
Give me Rs. 100.
Thank you.
Mr. Kallu.
Hey, Paro.
You have come after a long time.
Tell me, what service should I do for you?
There is no need for service, Mr. Kallu.
Just give me a kilo of rasgullas filled with juice.
I understood it when I saw you.
That you have come to take my juice. I mean, to take the rasgullas of my shop.
Oh, Mr. Kallu.
Now what to do? Your shop's rasgullas are so delicious.
I don't feel like taking a story.
Yes, that's fine.
You sit.
Why are you standing?
I'll order tea for you.
Sit. Sit. Sit.
No problem.
There's no need for tea. Just give me a glass of cold water.
That will be fine.
That's also fine.
In this heat, your thirst will be quenched with cold water.
I'll get you cold water.
Hey, Kallu, your cold has ruined my blouse.
What happened? How will I go home now?
Don't worry, Paro.
I'll give you another blouse. Change another blouse.
Go home. My daughter -in -law will get another blouse for you.
Daughter -in
-law!
Daughter -in -law.
Daughter -in -law. Yes, father -in -law. If you have any blouse, give it to her.
Her blouse is spoiled.
She will change it.
Yes, I will bring it.
If she changes it, I will see.
I will enjoy.
And today, I will take her.
Here you go.
Thank you.
It's in the room.
Yes, okay. Thank you.
God, what an ace, God.
Hmph!
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