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"Chant the name of God."

"God is kind and merciful."

"Chant the name of God."

"God is kind and merciful."

"We bow before you."

"We're your devotee."

"You are the Master. You are the saviour."

"You know wha�s hidden in our hearts."

"Guide us on the right path."

"For the sake of your messiah."

"Give us the treasure of both the world."

"Give us love for humanity."

"Almighty God! Benevolent one."

"Chant the name of God."

"God is kind and merciful."

"Chant the name of God."

"God is kind and merciful."

What are you cooking, Khanam?

Hello, sir. - Hello, sister.

Bless you. - Hello, sister.

Saida, when did you return? - Yesterday.

Is everything fine? -By the Go�s grace.

Bless you. - Greetings. - Greetings.

Greetings. - Wha�s the kid doing?

Selling egg at this age.

Come, Nadira. - Greetings, Dawood.

Greetings.

What have you got?

This is plate. And this is gram pudding.

And i�s to be eaten.

Wha�s there to laugh?

I�s delicious. Did you cook it? - No, mother has prepared.

So dad said to give it to Dawood.

He must be fed up eating food at the hotels.

So mother told me to see to it that you eat in front of me.

Here. I�s time to leave for the office.

It means I should go? - Obviously. I've to change.

Thank your dad for the pudding.

Time is becoming my enemy. - Now get going.

Ok. I am going!

Hello, aunt. - Why did you stop there?

Give my shirt. I'm getting late. - Here. - You're too much.

These days time is running very fast.

What is this?

Easy. Easy.

I can't wear the shirt right.

Why are you wrestling with the clothes.

I'm already late, aunt. If I miss the bus today...

...Lala Fakirchand will shout so much that...

...I won't feel hungry for 3 days.

As it is, you don't eat much.

Your starvation won't bring deflation in the city.

Ok, aunt. Bye.

Wait. Eat something. - No, I'll miss my bus.

Dawood, if you don't eat properly...

...pay me my 6 months rent and vacate the room.

Listen, aunt.

You can scold me as much as you want.

But don't sent me away.

I've nobody except you. - So eat it.

Ok, I'll eat it on the way. - Ok.

Wait. - Wha�s it now. I'm getting late. - Take this. 5 rupees.

For the lunch. Take it.

Why don't you come in queue? Everyone will get a place.

You just have to push...

Strange!

Come, sir.

Someone left this. Who left this file?

This...

'Closed door.'

Kaiynat Mirza. Silver beach.

55 Juhu. Mumbai.

Yes?

I want to meet Miss Kaiynat Mirza. - Tha�s me.

I'm sorry. I didn't know you.

But I still don't know.

I'm Dawood.

Dawood Ali Khan Yousuf Zai.

Strange! You got such a big name at this young age.

Thanks. But only my name is long.

But at this young age you wrote such a big novel.

Novel? Where did you find my novel?

At the place where you had forgotten it.

In 81 limited bus.

I'm so forgetful. I left the novel in the bus.

Thanks a lot, Mr. Dawood.

Otherwise all my efforts would have been in vain.

Come in please.

Forgive me this time. I've to reach 'Book house.'

Do you work at the 'Book house'? - Yes.

Do they publish books? - Yes. They publish and sell books.

Bye.

'Book house.'

Hello, sir. - Hello.

Hello. - Hello.

Hello, sir. - Hello.

New edition of Krisna Sopti. - Greetings, sir. - Really?

Bless you, Fatima. Bless you.

Hello, Hafiz. - Come in, sir. Hello.

Did you ever witnessed such cold in Mumbai? Hello. - Hello.

Lala. - Hello, sir.

How's your cold? - I�s fine.

I've catch cold.

Dawood. Isn't he here? - I'm here.

Hello, sir. - You've come.

Sorry for the delay. - Apologize later.

First give me list of the books published this month.

Right away.

Hello, uncle. - Hello.

If Suleman comes, send him to me. - Ok, sir.

Just a minute, Mr. Hafiz. Where is the list?

List.

Preparing the list, Dawood. - In a minute, Mr. Lala.

He took one more wicket. He took one more wicket.

Kapil took 6 wickets.

Hello, Zaid.

How are you, Sagor? - Hello. Long time not seen you. - Yes.

Dawood, here. Come. Come.

I've made hot snacks. Have it with tea.

Come and sit down.

I never saw my mother.

Even if she had been alive...

she couldn't have given me more love than you, aunt.

Don't flatter me. Have some snacks.

You too eat it.

Dawood, now get married.

Marriage? - Yes.

Aunt, I can't manage in 700 rupees.

How can I marry? - Quit such a job.

What else should I do?

Listen to me and marry Nadira.

Nadira? - Yes.

Umradin was saying to me today...

...if he finds a good groom he'll give his daughter and...

...his shoe store to him and go on pilgrimage.

I am a graduate. Not to sell shoes?

No, have completed graduation for getting bashed.

Will your Degree insulted selling shoes?

Then get spurned by this world.

How much would you care for me, aunt?

My food, lodging and even my marriage? - Yes.

Forget about my marriage.

Some day I'll bring such a daugher-in-law for you...

...you'll be stunned. - Really? - Yes.

Do you have anyone in mind?

There is someone, but not yet conformed.

Really? - Yes.

Brother Salim, make bill for it. - Ok.

You? - Hello. - Hello. How come you are here?

You said that your office even publish books. - Yes.

So I said I should used your acquaintance.

I'm not so worthy. I am just a...

You would at least be able to recommend...

...for my novel to be published.

I don't know how much my recommendation can help you.

But I can introduce you to Mr. Suleman...

...who is our general manager...

...and in-charge of publishing.

Ok. Thanks.

Come.

Come in.

Come.

Sir. Sir...

She's Kaiynat Mirza. - Hello.

Hello. Sit down.

Thanks.

Dawood. - Yes, sir. -You too take a seat.

Thanks, sir.

Sir, sir.

Kaiynat Mirza is a great writer.

Probably Dawood is praising my handwriting.

You would surely be a good writer.

Such a great sense of humour...

...such a sense of humour has become rare.

Thanks.

By the way, what do you write about?

I don't know, but I had heard that everyone has...

...at least one novel, so I wrote it.

Now I don't know if what I wrote is a novel or not.

Sir, I have seen her navel.

I think whatever she has written wouldn't just a novel...

...but it was really a great novel.

If i�s a great novel, why didn't we publish it yet?

Sir, tha�s why I've brought her to you.

Listen, Miss Mirza. - You can call me Kaiynat.

Actually as per our rules...

Sir. - Yes.

Excuse me. At shop, Mr. Salim...

Listen. - Yes, sir?

Send some tea. - Right, sir.

Dawood. - Yes, Mr. Lala?

Pack this and keep it there. - Ok.

Won't you take your salary?

Sure, Mr. Lala.

How will I manage without salary?

I feel the crunch of money from the first of the month.

Who is the girl?

A new writer.

New and beautiful too.

Listen, what happened? What happened?

He has taken the manuscript.

He said, he will infrom me after reading the navel.

Tha�s a good news.

Assume you've won half the battle.

So how about a treat? - Not just a treat...

...come to my house, you'll get a feast made by mother.

My mouth is watering. I'll surely come.

Ok, bye for now. - Bye.

Dawood. Mr. Dawood. - Sir.

I'm going to meet Mr. Maninder Singh Bedi. - Ok.

I won't return to office.

I'm busy for 2-4 days. - Ok.

Listen. Read the novel of Miss Kaiynat Mirza.

And give your opinion about the novel. - Ok.

In 2-3 lines. I'll see the rest.

Nice girl.

Listen, Miss Kaiynat. Listen.

What happened?

When you left, Mr. Suleman gave me your novel to read.

I have come to infrom about this.

Thanks. Tha�s good news.

I'll give you the good news after reading it.

By the way, wha�s the subject of your novel?

Prostitute.

Can I ask you why you chose that subject?

Is there anything wrong in this?

I�s not wrong.

But mostly people write about those aspects of lives...

...which they know or understand.

Actually Dawood, you might not like it...

...but i�s very true that every woman in the world...

...is like a saleable commodity.

She gets sold in the house or in the market.

Sometimes she is sold for money or for her family.

Sometimes she sells herself and sometimes she is sold.

If you see, Dawood, every woman is...

...like a prostitute.

I can't say that your argument is right.

I'll tell you about the novel after reading it.

But I'm sure it would be interesting.

Thank you.

In our conversation I didn't know when we reach home.

It means goodbye.

Not at all.

Until you don't come inside and drink tea...

...God will never save you and me.

God forbids! We shouldn't annoy God.

Come. - Come.

Mother.

Mother, he's Dawood.

Hello. - Bless you.

Sit. - Come.

Mother, Dawood is helping in publishing my novel.

God bless you, son.

If her book gets published and we earn some money...

...our poverty will end.

Whatever you see is just a facade, son.

Kaiyna�s father made lots of things...

...but he died suddenly.

Only this house is left. We are tenants in this house.

Forget it, mother.

Why are you expressing your sorrow?

I have promised Dawood for tea.

Just a minute. - Actually...

Wait. I'll see.

Warisali, come again later.

We've guest at our home today.

So what should I do?

Give me the rent. I'll leave.

We'll give you the rent.

You have waited for a long time.

Wait for few more days.

Why should I wait?

Warisali, there is nothing to give you right now.

If you can't pay the rent, then vacant the room.

If you don't have money, why don't you two stay in slum?

You're an indecent chap.

Don't you know how to talk with ladies?

Sir, I've not come to learn manners...

...but i have come to recover money.

What? Money.

And if you feel for them, then you pay me.

How much do they owe?

Only three hundres and fifty rupees for 7 months.

It seems as if the house is for free.

If they vacant from these house, I can get 200,000 deposit.

200,000 deposit.

Take you 350 and get lost. Get lost.

Kaiynat.

Your tears can neither melt this worl�s heart...

...nor rid you of your sorrow.

If you still want to cry, then do so.

I will not stop you.

This problem had brought me to 'Books House.'

Don't worry. I'll read your book today.

'It was a dark night.'

'T he night was dark and deserted.'

'A small bulb was begging for light.'

'T here was a door closed at the other end of the gallery.'

'T here was anklets sound coming from that door... '

'... as if saying me...

...'K aiynat Mirza, if you really write stories... '

'... then be brave and look into the door... '

'... how life is mistreated here.'

Who is it?

Who is it?

Coming. Coming.

The door will break. Easy. Easy.

Move.

Who are you? And... - Shut up!

I'm Rahim Shaikh.

Did you hear my name?

No. - Then listen today.

I'm Rahim Shaikh.

I mean don Rahim.

And listen.

This girl will stay in your house for tonight.

Got it?

This girl in my room... - Shut up!

If you open your mouth...

...you will not see tomorrow's sunrise. Got it?

But... - I said once...

If you try to cheat, I'll bury you in this room.

Ok?

Yes.

And listen.

Tomorrow I'll take her back.

Got it?

Tomorrow morning?

What problem is this!

Who was this man?

He is not just a man, but he is Rahim Shaikh...

...don of Jumma Bhatti.

And I'm Sultana.

No matter who you are, but how can you stay in my house?

Why didn't you say this to Rahim Shaikh?

Decency is next to cowardness.

I... I...

I don't know what to do.

I think I'll have to spend the night here.

You fool!

I'm talking to you. Get up. Get up.

Actually... actually you are mistaken.

I'm not mistaken.

Nobody can fool constable Pandya.

When I saw this hanky around your neck...

No, i�s too cold. ...I understood who you are.

Tell me your name? - Name. Dawood Mohammed Khan Yousul Zaid.

I�s a very long name. Dawood. - Yes.

Tell me more. Where do you stay? - I stay in Amina's colony.

There. - Ok.

Wha�s your occupation? Occupation. - Money... I've no money, sir.

Not money. - Occupation. Occupation.

I've no money, sir. - Your work. What work do you do?

I'm a writer, sir. Writer.

Why didn't you tell me earlier?

Sit. Sit.

You turned to be of one of my kind.

I'm also a great writer. - Really?

But I don't know how to write.

I've stories and ideas in my mind.

Yesterday I got such an idea in my mind...

...that I got excited.

I'll tell it to you.

Ad in.

Madam Draupadi is bathing in a lake.

Why? - You've to understand, partner.

If madam Draupadi doesn't bath in a lake...

...there won't be no sex.

Sex.

And I made madam Draupadi as heroine because...

...censor official can't cut her scene.

Ok. So madam Draupadi is bathing with Lux soap.

Lux soap? - Yes.

Why? - Because we'll tell the Lux people about this...

...advertisement and get 50,000 from them.

You didn't get it.

This story is full of ideas -Yes.

Ok. So madam Draupadi comes out after bathing.

After coming out she wears sari of Fill mill.

Advertisement number 2. - 50,000 rupees. - It adds to 100,000.

After that she wear Daewood sandal.

If we want, we can make madam Draupadi say a dialogue.

She says to her friend with a smile friend...

...I always wear Daewood sandals.

They can get worn out, but not torn.

They won't get torn.

Is this Daewood your relative?

No. - Then i�s fine.

If he's a relative, he won't pay money for advertisement.

Or else we'll remove Daewood sandal and give her Bata ones.

It won't matter to madam Draupadi.

Story will be the same.

The story in our hands. Control. - Move ahead.

Ahead.

Madam Draupadi wears the sandals...

...and a servant comes with Cherry Blossom boot polish.

Cherry Blossom... - Partner, advertisement number 4.

200,000 without any story.

For free. - Advertisements yield more...

...money than subject these days.

And there are many advertisements in our subject.

There is no story.

Ok, partner. Listen to something important.

We'll make a team.

Team? Just like that.

These are times of teams.

Laxmikant-Pyarelal. Kalyanji-Anandji.

Salim-Javed. Bappi Lahiri.

Bappi Lahiri is one man. Only one man.

This is fraud. If I meet him, I'll tell him...

...how can a single man have two names.

This is wrong. Ok, I'll see to it.

Partner, our team will be called Dawood and Pandya.

Dawood. Pandya.

Shake hands.

National integration.

Even censor people will be pleased.

Come.

There... - Tha�s more like it.

Partner, your writings and my detective mind...

...will create sensation in the film world.

Really. - Tha�s true.

Now think about the story whole night.

I'll come tomorrow at the Amina's colony. - Ok, bye.

You've to go to Amina's colony. I've to go this way.

Ok, see you tomorrow. - Bye.

What a team! Dawood. Pandya.

Dawood. Pandya.

Hail national integration.

Dawood. Pandya.

Listen.

Listen.

Look, i�s morning. Get up now.

Listen.

Disgrace on you! You can't even wake up a girl.

No, no. - Who are you?

I am nobody.

At night you... Wha�s his name?

Don Rahim left you here.

Get up. He would be here any minute.

I'll go to the loo.

And you... That...

It must be don Rahim.

Greetings, sister-in-law.

I'm partner of brother Dawood, the story writer...

...constable Pandya.

We've made a team.

We can't get work in the film industry without...

...a team these days, sister-in-law.

Last night I told partner that I've an idea in my mind.

You wouldn't know...

...but a notorious goon was nabbed here last night.

Don Rahim.

He got caught? - Yes.

And on this idea I made a story.

Where is brother Dawood?

He's bathing.

No problem. Let him get ready.

I'll wait outside. No problem. No problem.

Is Rahim here. - No, some constable is here.

He says Rahim was nabbed last night.

What? - Yes.

Greetings, aunt. - God bless you.

Thank you.

Have you come to meet, Dawood?

Yes, madam. I'm Dawoo�s partner.

We've made a team of writers.

Dawood-Pandya. - Ok. Ok.

Does Dawood know that you are here?

I've told sister-in-law.

Sister-in-law? - Yes. Brother Dawoo�s wife.

Wife. Wife.

What? - She's inside.

Dawood.

Leave this marriage to me.

I'll get such a daughter-in-law for you...

...that you would be stunned.

Did you find someone? - I've one in mind...

...but I've to make her mine.

He said it right. You would be stunned.

Dawood.

Yes, aunt. - My foot!

How dare you! Aren't you ashamed?

What else could I do? - You lied to me...

...that you've found someone but not made her yours.

No, not that.

As long as I am alive, you brought my daughter-in-law slyly.

Daughter-in-law? - Obviously.

Neither was there any celebration nor any rituals...

Aren't you ashamed? - What has happened to you?

Listen to me. Actually... - No, no. As if I don't understand.

I don't need your explanation. I'm not younger to you.

No, aunt. I�s not so. - Move. Let me go.

Move. - Listen to me.

Listen. - Rahim. Khatija.

What happened, aunt? - Come here all of you.

Ruksana. Shanti bai.

Come here.

Listen.

Look, Dawood has brought a beautiful bride.

He brought a beautiful bride. This is the good news.

"Bride's hands are adorned with henna."

"Someone come and raise her veil."

"Someone come and raise her veil."

"Bride's hands are adorned with henna."

"Someone come and raise her veil."

"Someone come and raise her veil."

Madam, where are you taking her?

Come with me. See for yourself.

Where are you taking me inside? - Shut up!

May God bless your husband, child.

You've fulfilled my desire which wasn't to be fulfilled.

I desired my Wahi�s daughter-in-law to come in this room.

I made and decorated this room with such interest.

But when the day of wedding approached...

...my Wahid died without bidding farewell to me.

Since then I had locked his room.

And today I've opened it after 12 years.

Come.

Keep this room's honour, child.

Wha�s the need, aunt!

I�s needed.

This fool Rahim had to get arrested today.

What a problem! - I�s difficult to be a bride.

I got a neck sprain acting like a bride.

Forget your neck and sleep on that bed.

I'll lied down here.

Forget sleeping, I won't even touch this bed.

Why?

I'll get incinerated.

Incinerated?

Mr. Dawood...

...this bed is for the wedding night.

For a bride.

I'm not a bride.

I'm a prostitute.

Pr... prostitute.

Now you'll ask...

Not just you, I ask myself...

...how did I come here from my brothel.

I don't know if this room is the end of my story...

...or interval.

But I know for sure, the start of this story.

This didn't happen a year or two ago.

It happened a few days ago.

Moon was peeping in my brothel through the window.

And I was dancing wearing anklets.

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"He came in the market and got sold for nothing, dear."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"The age is tender, the drape and adornment are enticing."

"The age is tender, the drape and adornment are enticing."

"There is a commotion in the world of beauty."

"Everything is for sale here."

"Bid a price, beloved."

"Bid a price, beloved."

"Bid a price, beloved."

"Bid a price, beloved."

"He came in the market and got sold for nothing, dear."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"I waited on the bed, adorning myself with kohl and flowers."

"I waited on the bed, adorning myself with kohl and flowers."

"This isn't my wedding night, but still I am a bride."

"Say something, dear."

"Say something, dear."

"Say something, dear."

"Say something, dear."

"He came in the market and got sold for nothing, dear."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

"This is a priceless beauty, beloved."

Wow! - Wow! - Great! - Well done!

Wow! - Wow! - Great! - Well done!

Sultana, you're great.

Bravo! - Very well done.

Marvellous. - Marvellous. - Wow!

Now tell me, Rahim.

What can I say, Bilkisbai? I am speechless.

You've trained the girl very well.

Talk about the real matter? - What matter?

I paid you 2000 earlier.

Take 2000 more. I'll pay 6000 later.

Sir, forget these 2000 rupees.

In the last 10 years inflated has crossed the limit.

And my beautiful Sultana's price is still the same.

I won't even take 10,000 for her nails...

...forget her entire body.

Now this is cheating, Bilkisbai. I�s injustice.

If you say, I'll return your 2000.

Sultana's price is 50,000 now.

Not just 50,000, take 100,000 from me. But keep this 2000 now.

Take this.

Let this girl reach Mumbai once...

...this girl will becoming money minting machine.

I was sold to Rahim.

And he brought me to Mumbai to sell me...

...where bidding started for my beauty.

Sir, police... - Before the bidding could start...

...police raided.

There was chaos.

And I came became a part of your story.

Now you mus�ve got your question's answer...

...how a prostitute came in this room...

...that is filled with Amina's sacred love.

But now answer me.

How did I get locked in a room with a prostitute?

Coincidence. Bad-luck. You can say anything.

But I'll have to face this coincidence and...

...bad-luck even after you are gone.

What will I tell others?

Tell them I was carried to my maternal house suddenly.

Then? - Then tell them...

...I couldn't bear the joy of marriage...

...and died.

Are you ready? - Yes.

We should reach the station before...

...the neighbours wake up.

So can we can inquire about your train.

Keep this.

What is it?

I got as wedding gift yesterday.

You got it. You keep it. Why are you giving them to me?

Wedding gifts aren't in our destiny, sir.

I�s for your wife.

Keep them.

When your wife comes, give them to her on my behalf.

No, you keep them.

They'll come in handy during the journey. - Thanks.

Listen. - Yes?

Not here, we will take the back door.

If someone sees us...

Thanks for your favours. - What favours?

There are humans in this world too.

Or else prostitute is just a toy of one night.

Greetings, sir.

Wanted to escape early in the morning?

Who are you? Mr. Rahim has send us.

Yes. Ok.

Take her. Take her for sure. - No.

Don Rahim says, the girl will stay here.

She'll stay here? - Yes. - Why will she stay here...

Fool, have you lost your mind?

Nobody interrupts Rahim in the entire city.

Got it? - Tha�s fine, but...

Whatever we said is final.

Sultana will stay here until Rahim isn't released.

This is your box. - And your keys.

Bye. - Bye.

What... What... - Listen.

Do you see this knife?

If you try to run, you'll be finished.

And you too listen, handsome.

This girl is your life now.

If she leaves, you'll die. Got it?

Dawood, did you hear? - Tell us.

Girls, this is a manly subject.

Still listen.

In Bandra east, police raided Kanta Das' place...

...and found his 4 wives.

Forget it, Lala. Can a Hindu keep 4 wives?

Tha�s the thing.

When police asked the same question he said...

I'm Abdul Rasid Faroki.

Kanti Das is an alias for film industry.

Later they found out, they were not his real wives.

So? - They were prostitutes.

He was running a brothel in his house. - Disgusting!

Prostitute in house. Oh God!

Wha�s the matter, sir?

You're scared as if you're exposed.

Wha�s the matter, brother Dawood? You look aloof.

Are you fine? - Yes. Yes.

Latif. - Yes? - Where's Mr. Dawood?

Look there. He's coming.

Dawood.

Dawood? - Sir.

Did you read Kaiynat Mirza's novel?

Sir, I've read some. Something part is left.

How's the beginning? - I�s great.

Then the climax would be great too.

It would be, sir. - Finish it quickly.

Yes, sir.

By the way, wha�s the subject of the novel? - Prostitute.

Sister-in-law. Sister-in-law, open the door.

We were shouting for long.

What was our sister-in-law doing?

I was praying.

Girls, learn something from her.

You too should pray.

Greetings. - Bless you.

Do you pray 5 times? - I somehow manage.

Oh God!

Saw? - Wha�s going on?

Greetings. - Bless you. Bless you. - Do you know the bride...

...prays 5 times a day?

Marvellous! Marvellous!

I wish my daughter Nadira had been like you.

Nadira is a nice girl in every way.

Le�s go to eat food, sister-in-law.

He won't come to eat. - He'll eat at the office.

Le�s go. - Take her along, girls. The food is getting cold.

Sister, such a virtuous bride in these times.

Dawood is very lucky.

Should I tell Kaiynat about Sultana.

She might suggest a solution.

No, no, no.

The matter could get entangled.

She might get me wrong.

Wha�s the matter? You are very quiet.

No. I�s nothing.

Tell talk about something. - About what?

About your experiences or about the society.

Take this. - No.

Actually Kaiynat...

...in life there are such problems...

...which can't be shared. - For example.

For example take my example.

There was an incident about which I can neither tell you...

...nor get out of it. - Then?

Then what? God will solve it.

Can I do something to help?

Yes.

Just keep smiling.

Will it solve the problem?

Yes. I can forget it for sometime.

Will you just keep talking or eat food?

It would get cold.

Come on, sit.

Tha�s the problem with educated people.

They talk a lot.

And my girl is a big bore.

Mother.

Eat it, son. Eat it. - Ok.

Ok, God be with you.

God is always with us.

If you don't want to tell me your problem, don't do it.

But keep this talisman with you.

God willing, your problem will be solved.

Take this.

I�s time for Mr. Dawood to sleep...

...but he isn't home yet.

Its so hard to be a wife.

I am famished.

I�s good that you are eating food.

Aunt, I was just tasting it.

I think you should eat the food.

How can I eat without him? - You saw?

That big shot didn't come yet. Let him come. I'll scold him.

He doesn't care for the bride.

Listen to aunt Amina and eat food, Sultana.

Again the same problem.

God have mercy!

Come, Dawood. Come. Come.

The food is served.

You may eat. I've already ate.

Had I been your real wife, I woul�ve hit you on the head.

But this prostitute is acting decently.

But with whom did you eat the food?

Is there some girl?

You've come late. There would be some girl.

Right?

Move your hand and leave my clothes.

Pal, have a morsel from my hand.

Strange!

Where are you going?

You... you change your dress.

I'll go outside. - When the wife changes clothes...

...husband doesn't need to go out.

Sometimes he helps her get undressed.

Don't talk to me like this. I don't like... - Pal...

...I'm helping you to act like a husband, for free.

You... you are very naughty.

You are very naughty.

Listen, Mr. Dawood Khan Yousuf Zaid.

You neither call me nor did I come here myself.

We both are here fearing Rahim.

Destiny is to be blamed.

So why should we fight?

We can pass this time with joy too.

For Go�s sake, don't bother me. Please.

For Go�s sake.

Go in the bathroom and change your clothes.

Go now.

I'm going.

God, why am I stuck with this problem?

Why this theatre curtain?

For showing some drama?

You won't understand it.

I'm partitioning this room into 2 parts with this curtain.

You'll sleep on the bed on this side of the curtain...

...while I'll sleep on the other side. Got it?

You're a fool. - Why?

People leave their homes to go to prostitute's brothel.

And you are acting decently even when the prostitute...

...has come to your house from the brothel.

Look, dear. Listen to me and sleep on the bed quietly.

Pal...

...I neither learnt nor I am used to sleeping alone.

I can't sleep.

I won't get sleep anyway.

You've snatched the peace of this house. - Get lost!

I've made this lively.

Or else what was in your life.

Aunt Amina, or Nadira at the most.

Talks too much! - Listen, Sultana. Don't be so insolent.

You're an uninvited guest. Still you're acting smugly.

I've not done anything yet, dear.

God! Where am I stuck!

She's very wicked. She has no shame.

She doesn't care for anything. There is a limit to mischief.

Stupid!

What should I do?

God! What should I do?

Who? Rahim?

You can't sleep.

How can I sleep with you here?

You can't sleep.

There's a tussle between youth and decency.

Oh God! For Go�s sake go away.

Get lost.

Oh God!

What are you thinking?

I'm thinking that if I kill someone...

...for how many years I'll be imprisoned? - Lie.

Right now you are thinking about that girl...

...with whom you ate dinner.

Lie down and think.

Good night.

Egg-vendor, give egg.

Mr. Dawood.

Mr. Dawood. - Yes.

Tea is ready.

I was dreaming about you.

Really? - Oh no!

Morning... - Get up and drink tea.

Listen, don't touch me like this.

You mean...

...I should touch...

...but not like this.

Ok, I'll touch with love. - Oh God!

Aunt! It will surely be aunt.

She comes at 7.30 sharp. Move.

Go and open the door.

This is the pillow.

Greetings, aunt. - Greeting, aunt.

Bless you. Bless you.

Did you fight? - No, aunt.

There was too much sugar in the tea.

He got angry on me, but broke this cup.

And wha�s this, boy?

You can't find such a bride no matter how much you look.

She came to Mumbai for the first time...

...but you didn't take her around.

On top of that your break the cup.

Today is Sunday. Take her out. Go.

He won't take me, aunt. - Why not?

Wha�s there to visit in Mumbai?

Thief's market. Gambling den. What else is there?

Really? Then pay me 6 months rent...

...and 270 rupees you loaned.

Yes. Right now.

Ok, I'll take her out. Don't ask me to return the loan.

Listen.

Have we come to roam or wrestle? - For Go�s sake, stay afar.

Why? - What if someone sees us?

Yes. Every one in the city is out to see you.

Mr. Dawood.

I'm in trouble. - What happened?

My boss and owner of "House of Books".

For Go�s sake keep your mouth shut. And talk decently.

Got it? Come.

Hello, sir. - Hello. Hello

How come you are here? - Greetings.

We were just... - You didn't tell me who she is.

Actually Mr. Nigam...

You hid this fact from me...

...that you are a husband of a wife too.

And I understood its meaning.

You're a miser. You don't want to give a treat. Right?

Tha�s why you didn't told us. Child, wha�s your name?

Sultana. - God bless you, child.

He's a miser. But you'll give me a treat.

The day you come home, we'll have a feast.

Right? - Yes, sure.

God bless you, child.

I should give you a treat. You're my daughter-in-law.

I was just kidding.

Mr... Mr. Dawood. - Yes, sir?

Yes, sir? - Congratulations.

I like your wife a lot.

This is beautiful and decent too.

I was just... Here. My team is here too.

These are my 4 daughters.

Tina, Mina, Cheena and Bina.

And these are their friends.

And they are friends' friends, son.

We're here on a picnic. You too join us.

No, sir. We'll leave... - Nothing doing.

My wife is coming. Listen to me, wife.

I'll give you good news. Come here. Come quickly.

What is it?

Hello.

Dawood got married. - Constipation?

I told you not to eat gram. But you don't listen.

You'll get constipation.

Mother, not constipation, but marriage.

Marriage? - Ok, get married. Mount a horse.

The children will clap with you.

Dear, tell your mother...

...that groom comes on a mare not on horse.

Dad is not talking about his married.

Then why are you shouting? Am I deaf?

Who said it? Who said it?

Dawood. - Yes? - Who is with you?

Tha�s what I am saying. She's his wife. Go and bless her.

Why didn't you tell me earlier? - I erred.

God bless you. May Allah bless you with a son!

Why Allah? Why not God?

Actually Dawood, when we got married...

...she prayed to God for son.

But we got 4 daughters. So she's cross with God.

Now she's trying to pray to Allah.

Now there won't be a daughter or a son. - Quiet.

Come, child. Come with me.

No, sister-in-law. Come with us.

I was just...

Come. You too come. - Sit. - No.

Sit, son. - Sit down.

"We arrive, we arrive in winter."

"We arrive, we arrive in winter."

"Whom do you come to take along in winter?"

"Whom do we come to take along in winter?"

"Whom do you sent to bring along in winter?"

"Whom do we sent to bring along in winter?"

"My husband..."

"My husband is very shy. Very shy."

"He's sitting with lowered gaze."

"My husband is very shy. Very shy."

"He's sitting with lowered gaze."

"He wants to say something, but he couldn't."

"My husband..."

"My husband is very shy. Very shy."

"He's sitting with lowered gaze."

"My wife..."

"My wife is very smart."

"She harasses me."

"She makes me dance to her tune."

"Oh God!"

"My wife is very smart."

"She harasses me."

"She makes me dance to her tune."

"I got this trouble uninvited."

"Only God can save me now."

"My wife..."

"My wife is very smart."

"She harasses me."

"She makes me dance to her tune."

"One night I was sleeping tired."

"When the door was knocked, I thought a guest has arrived."

"I didn't know my death has arrived."

"When I opened the door, I saw this innocent face."

"She became my wife when she found my vacant room."

"What day has destiny shown me!"

"Someone save me."

"My wife..."

"My wife is very smart."

"She harasses me."

"She makes me dance to her tune."

"My husband is very shy. Very shy."

"He's sitting with lowered gaze."

"The house was deserted. I settled your house."

"I made you a human after becoming your wife."

"I endured your tantrums without sighing."

"I'm just a servant who is not paid anything."

"I'll fix your every problem."

"I'll glorify you in this society."

"I love him, but he threatens me."

"He isn't ashamed."

"My husband..."

"My husband is very shy. Very shy."

"He's sitting with lowered gaze."

"My wife is very smart."

"She harasses me."

"She makes me dance to her tune."

"I got this trouble uninvited."

"Only God can save me now."

"Wife..."

"My husband..."

"Wife..."

"My husband..."

So? Wasn't my acting fine?

To hell with your acting.

I don't know what will happen.

Matter is getting complicated...

...and my problems are increasing too.

The more I try to get out of it...

...the more I get stuck in it.

I only know I don't want to get you stuck in any problem.

I�s a game of destiny. - Mine or yours?

Maybe of both of us.

But one day I've to leave.

My problems don't end with your departure.

Whom will I keep explaining that...

...you are not part of my life...

...but an incident of my life.

I've become an incident of your life...

...but I'll never become your misfortune.

I'm a prostitute, not an ungrateful person.

Today I'll sleep on the mat.

I don't like it.

No matter what you are, you are a guest in this house.

Brother Dawood.

Brother Dawood.

Brother Dawood.

Hello, sister-in-law. - Hello.

Sister-in-law, why did you put the curtain.

Brother Pandya...

...we thought to make bedroom on this side of the curtain...

...and drawing room on the other side.

We've turned the room into a one-bedroom flat.

Very good joke.

How about a hot cup of tea on this note!

Partner. - Come, Pandya. Come.

I was just passing by, so I thought of meeting you.

Brother Dawood, did you forget about our partnership?

No, I'm on duty.

That day I told you about don Rahim.

I got an idea on that incident.

A girl was with her that night.

That girl did a vanishing act and disappeared.

Sister-in-law.

Sister-in-law, if I find the girl, Dawoo�s fate will change.

Brother Dawood, remember.

...we won't take less than 525,000 for this story.

Dawood-Pandya. Salim-Javed.

Kalyanji-Anandji. Laxikanth-Pyarelal. - Pandya.

I'm in a hurry right now. I've to go to office.

Ok, I'll also go to duty. - Bye.

Mr. Dawood. - Take it to Mr. Lala.

I wrote your note on Kaiynat Mirza's novel.

You've praised it so much that I'll have to publish it now.

Really? - Yes.

Thanks a lot, Mr. Suleman.

Why are you thanking me?

You don't know, Mr. Suleman...

...you'll solve Kaiyna�s problem by publishing her novel.

Brother, problems are to be solved.

They'll be solved.

Listen. - Yes, sir?

Tell the printing department to start publishing the novel.

Very well. Very well, sir.

And take today's print order. - Ok.

Ahmed, did you get Gulshan Nanda's novel?

I'll give her this news right away.

Kaiynat will go crazy hearing this good news, Mr. Dawood.

Just crazy.

Hello. - Hello. - Who is it, child?

Mother, its Mr. Suleman.

General manager of "House of Books."

Why are you standing outside? Come in.

Come. - Thanks.

I was passing by so I thought of giving you good news.

'House of Books' has decided to publish your novel.

Really? - Thanks a lot God!

And on behalf of 'House of Books'...

...accept a small token.

Please take it. As an advance.

3000 rupees. Such a huge advance.

Thanks a lot, Mr. Suleman.

Son, you've helped us in destitute.

Sit down. I'll get tea.

Hello. - How disgusting!

Please sit here decently.

The people of the colony... What a trouble!

What should I do with this woman?

Did you fight with someone?

Who is Kaiynat Mirza? - Why?

She's a new writer. - That same girl.

Is she very beautiful?

Yes.

More than me.

One shouldn't compare honour of the house...

...with the showpiece of the gatherings.

Ok, I may be a showpiece of the gatherings.

But I do have feelings.

You love Kaiynat.

I don't know. Maybe I do.

She too loves you?

I don't even know that.

Maybe she does.

This 'maybe' type of love isn't right.

If you've fallen in love, express it.

Or else someone else might express it...

...and you would be left heartbroken.

This is the front cover of your novel, 'Closed door.'

I�s very beautiful. - Isn't it? - Yes.

We need you great collared snap for the back cover.

My snap? - Yes.

Send it quickly. - Ok.

Mr. Dawood. - Yes, sir?

Thank God I found you.

My wife has harassed me.

And my daughters... wha�s her name?

They chant Sultana's name. Come to my place.

At least say yes or no, dear.

Sir. Sir, she is Miss Kaiynat Mirza.

We're publishing her book. 'Closed door.'

And he's Mr. Nigam. Owner of this 'House of Books'.

Mr. Nigam.

Hello. - Hello. Pleased to meet you.

Thanks. - Mr. Suleman was praising you a lot.

He's kind. - Ok.

Ok. Tomorrow's dinner at our place.

And listen.

Don't come alone. Bring her too. - Yes, sir.

Wha�s the matter? You're getting treats a lot these days.

Whom are you taking along?

Its... nothing... Mr. Nigam just...

If its so, take me along.

Ok. You can come along.

You can come along. - I was just kidding.

Why did you get so scared? - I'm scared.

Yes. - No, I am not scared. Why would I be scared? I was just...

My face is like that.

You called me.

Yes, Lala. Sit.

I want your advice. - Tell me.

I want to increase Dawoo�s salary.

Suleman too was praising him a lot.

The boy is very good. Very able.

He's a graduate. He should get promotion.

Then increase his salary by 300.

As you say. I'll give him the good news.

And listen Lala. Lala, did you meet his wife?

Is he married? - Even I didn't know it.

But the girl is great. She's amazing in every aspect.

Wha�s the word in English? Fantastic.

After seeing her I realized that Dawoo�s salary is less.

Go and give him the good news. - Ok.

Usman. - Yes?

Come here. Fatima. Radhe Shyam.

You too come here, Dawood. Everyone come here.

Congratulate Dawood. - For what, Lala?

He is very sly.

I�s height of dishonesty.

He got married but didn't let us learn about it.

Wow, Dawood! - Give us treat!

Neither dinner nor feast.

We want reception dinner! - Yes.

Actually... Actually it happened so quickly...

...I am still dazed. - We don't care. We want party.

Yes. - We want party. - We want party.

You can't escape. - Yes.

Wait. Wait.

There's one more good news. - Wha�s that?

Mr. Nigam has increased his salary by 300 rupees.

Congratulation. - Congratulation.

He got 300 rupees increment.

His wife is lucky for him.

Congratulation. - Congratulation.

Now there will be a party. - There should be.

God have mercy. What happened? - My foot!

Mr. Dawood would be thrashed black and blue...

...and he will come to his sense. Yes.

What did you go? - I didn't do anything. You did it. You?

You? You? Where's water?

All the people in my office know about our marriage.

...about our marriage. Do you know it?

And... There is no water here. - What happened?

They want a party and want to come here for a feast.

Let me drink water. Don't interrupt me.

So tha�s the matter? You had scared me.

Let them come if they want to.

I would say that you should call Mr. Nigam and his family too...

...so that we can clear it once and for all. - Yes, yes.

You would invite the entire city.

Listen to me and call your don Rahim too so that...

...decision will be made in an instant. Talks ridiculously!

How can we invite so many people here?

Do you know how much money will be spend...

...for a feast of so many people? - Yes, I know everything.

What do you know? You know nothing. - You just say, you know.

God is great! Everything will be fine.

Just invite them.

Mr. Dawood. - Yes, Mr. Lala.

When will you invite us to dinner?

I think Saturday night will be fine.

I'm more interesting in seeing your wife than the feast.

Mr. Nigam was praising a lot.

Wait. Come here. - Yes?

He send you these money as advance.

How did I come in the wrong room? I was... - Come in, sir.

This is your room.

This... How did you do all this? - With magical lamp!

I thought those who are coming think I'm your wife.

If I don't serve them well Dawood is so unfortunate.

He got such a wife who can even give water to guests.

But how did you get so much money?

From the wedding gifts.

And then I sold my diamond nose-ring.

You didn't remove it, so I sold it.

And what if Rahim asks about the ring?

It wasn't his to ask me.

If he likes it on me, he'll make a new one for me.

Sultana.

You didn't do the right thing.

At least you shoul�ve asked me.

I've done so many things without asking you.

I came in this house without asking you.

I'm dreaming without asking you...

...that I'm really your wife.

Don't think that a prostitute can't love.

A prostitute can love...

...but she can neither express it...

...nor make someone believe it.

What can be my reply to you now?

What can I say to you? - Don't say anything.

Keep listening silently.

Oh! I almost forgot.

I had to put this frame.

This hard wall seems to be so old.

Careful.

You'll get hurt. What are you doing?

What is this?

Nothing. Just a sari for you.

For me? I got 300 rupees increment in office.

As it was due to you, I thought I should get you some...

Ok.

You're repaying a favour.

Cruel, you shoul�ve lied to me saying it is a gift of love.

I woul�ve given my life on these words.

Anyway...

...this is the most beautiful moment of my life.

And this is the most precious gift.

Help me wear it.

If not you, I'll caress your sari.

Listen, Sultana. Please behave decently and nicely.

They're my colleagues, I might get in trouble.

Wha�s the time?

They aren't here yet. Strange! What might have happened?

They've come. They've come. Behave nicely.

We've come. - Come, Hafiz. Greetings.

Greetings. - Greetings. - Wow! Marvellous!

Marvellous! - Great! - Thank you. - God bless the couple.

Wow! - Nice room.

Greetings, brother. - Greetings.

Greetings. - Here, sister-in-law. - Greetings.

I�s nice. - There's a carpet too.

Mr. Dawood. - Mr. Nigam. Mr. Nigam.

Mr. Nigam has come. - Greetings. - God bless you.

Child, always wear it. - Ok.

You've turned this room into a nice flat. - Yes, sir.

Come, sir. - Yes, Hafiz. Will you catch cold...

...if I sit next to you?

Mr. Lala, welcome. Greetings. - Greetings.

God bless you. Take this, child.

You've changed this feast into a deal. - Yes.

We can't come empty-handed.

Only your blessings were enough.

God bless you. - Did you see, Lala?

This is called manner which is found only in decent bloodline.

Come, aunt. Come.

She's our aunt. - Greetings.

Greetings. - Greetings. - And he is Mr. Nigam. Your son's boss.

Here. - Thank you.

You too have some. - Aunt, Mr. Lala. Mr. Lala. Mr. Fakirchand.

Greetings. - Greetings.

Come. Food is served too. - Come on. Get up.

What is it, Lala? Tell me.

Cold drink. - This isn't cold for your cold.

You should drink something hot.

You take it. - Actually the food is served. - Come. - Come.

Is Khurshidmal here? Bring it here. Keep it here.

Oh God! - Come.

You've made so many things.

There is a feast on behalf of our colony.

Everyone has brought something or the other. - Wow!

Mr. Nigam. Sit. - Did you hear, Lala?

Start. - Ok, sure.

Is this food? Is this meat?

Take pilaf. - Reena's mother.

You're becoming slim. Eat more.

Just eat the rice and leave the meat. Nothing will happen.

Enough. Enough.

Mr. Lala, want cigarette?

Cigarette? I'll have one. - Here. - Yes. Yes.

You gave him ice-cream. You're strange.

He has cold. - Shut up!

The food was delicious. I am full.

Now there should be song to digest it.

You just ate. How much will you eat?

Wife, he said song, not food. - Song.

Yes. Sultana sings well. Sing a song, child.

Yes, sister-in-law. Sing a song. Sing it.

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

"My love salutes everyone in this gathering."

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

"This spring and this ambience, this love and this loyalty."

"Life swayed when love found love."

"May the tides never go against us."

"May we never get separate."

"Even if this life is a dream may this dream never end."

"The name of love shouldn't get defamed in this world."

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

"May this heart always sing a song."

"May there be blossom in this garden."

"May we remember this evening till the morning."

"May this process go on. May this time never end."

"If the heart gets restless, let it be so."

"Dance with joy, no matter what the consequences are."

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

"My love salutes everyone in this gathering."

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

"This evening is for you."

Take bread and minced meat.

You love them, right?

Thank God, Rahim left quietly...

...or else there woul�ve been a big commotion.

I woul�ve been defamed.

But now... What should we do now?

I think i�s time for me to leave.

Look at the injustice of the times!

Everyone thinks you're my wife.

But I can neither ask you to say nor to leave.

I can understand your problem.

Don't worry. Leave everything to me.

Now go to office.

Listen.

Betel-leaf.

Leave with a smile.

No, Sultana. No!

You can't stay there now. You've to come here.

Do you think you're my boss to call me when you wish...

...and leave me when you want. Is Dawood your servant?

Don't try to act smart. Got it?

I'm Rahim Shaikh. Stop this rubbish!

I'll thrash your face! Keep this in mind.

She won't come. Is it her rule?

Make a drink for me.

Listen, Rahim Shaikh. Dawood is a decent man.

He helped us out when we were in trouble.

Will it be nice if I come her suddenly.

After I leave, will people ask him 'where is your wife? '

What will he answer them. - Come here.

Have you fallen in love with her?

Don't touch me.

I'm not your keep, but Dawoo�s wife right now.

You talk as if you're really Dawoo�s wife. Shut up!

If not a real wife...

...but for the world I am Dawoo�s wife.

I can't defame him by return her.

I can't leave you to her to pay off his gratitude. Got it?

I didn't say that. - Then what did you say?

I said if I come suddenly neighbours will suspect...

...and ask him many questions.

And he might get defamed. - What do you mean?

I mean...

...after 2-4 days, I'll make some excuse and come here myself.

So that he would be unscathed.

And without any commotion your Sultana will come to you.

Ok, I agree. But remember one thing.

If you try to act smart, remember I'm Rahim Shaikh.

And I don't take time to strangle someone.

Ok, I'll leave. - Ok, go. Listen.

Don't touch the veil.

It has Dawoo�s honour. - Honour, my foot!

And listen.

Don't come to call me until I don't return. - Ok.

I'll come on my own. - Listen...

...give my regard to that Dawood.

Wow! She did this while leaving.

He seems to be a decent man.

Greetings, sister Sultana. - Greetings.

Greetings.

Leave me. Mother will come. What are you doing?

Mother when to the market with aunt Amina.

Come, daughter-in-law. - Where is aunt?

In the market.

Come with me.

First display it. We'll talk about it later. - Ok, sir.

We'll try, Mr. Lala. - Dawood, you excluded me from your feast.

Its not so, sir. You were in Delhi.

And Mr. Lala forced me to give the feast. So what could I do?

Everyone praises your wife a lot. Let me meet her too.

Sure. Whenever you want. Just order me.

Mr. Hafiz. - Yes. - Keep these new books on the shelf.

And listen. Kaiyna�s new novel, 'Closed door' has been printed.

Really? - Take a look.

Keep it aside.

Here.

Tha�s it, driver. Pull over. Pull over.

Turn around.

Come.

Please take a seat.

I've not come to sit, but to give you something. - What?

I want the honour to present you the first copy of your novel...

...'Closed door' on behalf of 'House of Books'.

My book... My book is published.

'Closed door' is published.

Is this really my book?

Thanks a lot, Mr. Suleman.

I'm sorry. I...

Mother. Mother. Mother. - What happened?

What happened? Mr. Suleman, why is he crying?

These are tears of happiness, mother. Her novel is published.

Really? - Yes.

Mother.

You didn't leave. - I went, but I returned.

Why?

You were troubled when I came here.

I want that you shouldn't be bothered when I leave.

I'll make some excuse and leave in 2-4 days...

...so that no harm comes to you.

'Closed door.'

Kaiynat Mirza.

She's very beautiful.

With love, for Kaiynat.

I wonder if Go�s nature is more beautiful...

...or my Kaiynat.

Very good. Why didn't you give it to her?

I was a little late.

Mr. Suleman gave her before me. - Be careful.

Or else Suleman might surpass you in other things too.

Even if he does, what can I do?

Are you afraid that he night win?

Mr. Suleman can win with me.

But I can lose against me.

Listen, I had forgotten.

This is a cheque of 5000 rupees of your royalty.

Thank you very much, Mr. Suleman.

I can't repay your favours.

But I can. I'll ask for it.

Whenever you want.

Greetings.

Mr. Hanif, check it.

What are you doing here so early in the morning?

Mr. Suleman had called me to sign the agreement.

He had even given me 5000 for the royalty.

Mr. Suleman is very kind to you.

I�s all because of you. You came in my life like an angel.

Don't praise me so much or else I'll get spoilt.

Take your cheque.

Ok, bye. We'll meet in the evening.

Mr. Suleman has called you.

Mr. Dawood, I've some work with you. - Tell me.

Actually you had brought to me Kaiyna�s novel, 'Closed door'.

Yes.

Now you've to open this close door for me.

I didn't get it.

Actually, Mr. Dawood...

...I am in love with Kaiynat.

If I take my proposal to her...

...she might think...

...I want return for my gratitude.

If you accept this responsibility...

...I'll be very grateful.

Now my love is in your hand, Mr. Dawood.

If you want, it can succeed.

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"There are heavy storms."

"The dreams might get shattered."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"There are heavy storms."

"The dreams might get shattered."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"This saga is very strange."

"This is my story."

"This saga is very strange."

"This is my story."

"Sometimes you couldn't understand..."

"...and sometimes I couldn't explain."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"There are heavy storms."

"The dreams might get shattered."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"Neither the circumstances are in our control..."

"...nor can I see the destination."

"Neither the circumstances are in our control..."

"...nor can I see the destination."

"My life might end up in this dilemma."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

"There are heavy storms."

"The dreams might get shattered."

"The desire of your love the shadow of the grief of life."

Guess who?

Come, Kaiynat. - What happened?

Are you angry with someone?

My destiny has got angry with me.

God forbid. - Kaiynat...

...my love is going to die.

Why?

Listen, Kaiynat.

General manager of 'House of Books', Mr. Suleman...

...wants to marry you.

What are you saying?

The truth. And I've been given...

...the work to take his proposal to your mother.

I've sold my book to 'House of Books'...

...not my life and love.

You don't understand, Kaiynat.

Mr. Suleman is my boss. My officer.

Because of him your novel was published.

Now my job and your career are in his hands.

Now our lives are at stake.

We'll see wha�s at stake.

But you tell him I'm against this proposal.

If he asks the reason, tell him I like someone else.

If he asks whom then tell him your name.

Only love isn't life.

The gap between love and getting love is also called life.

I too love you, but we can't forget the truth of life.

House rent, electricity bill...

...ration card and bus fare these are part of lives too.

House rent, electricity bill, ration card and bus fare...

...are there, but I don't want to marry bills and ration card.

And these are called husband and life...

...then I don't want either husband or life.

Dawood is right. Only love isn't enough to live.

By Go�s grace, Suleman has a good job and good house...

...a new car and a big salary.

What more do you want? - Mother, I said...

...I don't want to marry house, car or salary but a human being.

And Dawood is the first and last man in my life.

I'll marry only him.

Whose marriage are you talking about? - Hers. Who else.

God knows wha�s in her mind.

She says she wants to marry only Dawood.

Dawood is a good man...

...but will he marry again.

Remarriage? - What?

We know at least about his one wife.

You're lying.

Kaiynat, neither do I like nor am I used to lying.

If you want you can ask the office staff or Mr. Nigam.

Even you still don't believe it, ask your Mr. Dawood.

You are Kaiynat Mirza.

Come in.

So you're Mrs. Dawood.

I'm not so lucky.

I'm just Sultana.

I'm not interested in your name.

Not even in me? - No.

Then why did you come here?

I just came to tell Dawood that...

...when I met him that day was the most...

...unfortunate day of my life.

And I can only say that...

...you are not trying to understand what you see.

Isn't it enough to know that the man I loved has cheated me.

If you've learnt to...

...you then learn to trust too.

What eyes see are not always the truth, Miss Kaiynat.

I swear by God...

...I'm not his wife.

Women like us are not born to be anyone's wife.

And I'm not even his keep.

Just assume that I'm a filth...

...that Dawood had kept with him sacredly.

Believe me, Miss Kaiynat.

I've seen many man...

...but only one angel.

Dawood.

He smiles even after losing a winning game.

His existence has made this small house sacred.

And its holy ambience...

...has turned a prostitute into a woman.

I didn't understand.

I'll explain.

I'm a prostitute.

I'm the truth of the story in your book 'Closed door'

You and here? And at this time?

What are you doing?

I just felt like bowing to you.

Bowing?

Yes.

I've just met Sultana.

Sultana?

Hello.

Kaiynat isn't home.

I know. I've come to meet you, madam.

Me?

May I come in? - Sure.

Please sit down. - Thank you.

Tell me.

Actually I've brought Dawoo�s proposal for Miss Kaiynat.

Why should I send my daughter to his second wife?

You've come with a proposal! Who are you to him?

Nothing. - Then why did you bring this proposal?

Did he divorce his first wife?

Dawood isn't married yet.

Then who stays with him?

Tha�s ' me.

Staff of 'House of Books' and people of Amina's colony...

...think that I'm his wife.

But I'm not his wife.

Then who are you?

I'm just a problem of circumstances, madam.

I'm an incident.

I'm an abuse and a bane that he doesn't deserve.

Madam, save Kaiynat and Dawoo�s life from ruination.

They love each other very much.

But... how is this possible?

You're there.

I promise you, madam...

...within 24 hours...

...I will be out of their lives.

Please give Kaiynat to me, madam.

Where did you go?

Nowhere.

You met Kaiynat.

I wished to meet her. Today that was fulfilled too.

Dawood.

Your Kaiynat is really more beautiful than Go�s nature.

Kaiynat too was praising you a lot.

Tell me, Dawood...

...if I leave...

...will you miss me?

You can't be forgotten, Sultana.

You're a part of my good or bad life.

After meeting you I realised...

...there is idol in every stone.

It isn't an abuse to be an prostitute...

...but its helplessness.

Even though you're a prostitute, but the woman...

...within you is pure.

Just like Go�s name.

Enough, Dawood...

...or else I'll cry.

Come. Breakfast is served.

Why did you make so much food today?

You praised me so much last night that...

...I thought of wooing you too.

Don't spoilt me.

What will happen when you leave?

Kaiynat will serve you even delicious food.

I�s time to leave for office.

You too eat it.

Later.

Ok, bye.

Thanks.

What are you doing?

I've touched your heart and understood it.

Now my heart wants to touch your feet too.

Sultana.

Why are you crying?

Nothing.

I'm leaving.

Where are you going?

To reach you to the bus stop.

Wha�s happening today? I can't...

Nothing. I just feel like coming with you.

Sometimes I think that when you leave...

...I will feel so strange.

It won't.

...when Kaiynat comes you'll forget everything...

...just like a dream.

Some dreams aren't forgotten.

Whose dream can a prostitute become?

Ok, bye.

Goodbye.

Now its time to bid farewell to this room too.

This room gave me lots of things...

...lots of respect and lots of love.

Here I became a woman from a prostitute...

...but I can't become a wife from a woman.

The word wife holds such purity and holiness.

For us house and family is just a dream.

I'm seen this dream very closely.

Today I'm taking this dream along.

Now I won't return to Rahim.

I won't sell myself in the market.

Where are you going, child?

Mother is very ill. - God have mercy...

...so I've to leave suddenly.

Does Dawood know it?

If I had told him...

...he wouldn't have let me leave. - Tha�s true.

I'll miss you a lot, aunt. - Enough.

Don't cry, child.

He'll call you soon.

Go and return safely.

Aunt.

Aunt Amina, cab is here.

Child, we can't forget your favour.

Return quickly.

Dad told me that you're leaving, sister-in-law.

How are you, Nadira? - I'm married, thanks to you.

Take this child, some food and money for the journey.

It wasn't necessary.

A mother can't send her daughter empty handed.

Aunt.

Goodbye, child. - Goodbye, sister-in-law.

So this was your plan.

Rahim Shaikh, let me go for Go�s sake. - Shut up!

Tha�s why you told me to let you stay there to save his honour.

Rahim Shaikh, I beg of you. Let me go.

Don't talk rubbish or I'll smash your face.

You know me well. Come. Come on.

Sultana.

Brother, follow that taxi.

My Dawood.

Nobody woul�ve felt as sorry while leaving this world...

...as I'm feeling while leaving your house.

But I've no right on it.

I came uninvited.

I'm going without informing.

But I'm leaving with lots of fond memories.

The love and affection that I got here...

...I won't be able to forget it.

Now marry Kaiynat quickly.

My love and blessings will always be with you two.

If possible, do remember this prostitute...

...who is leaving this house with a message...

...that every woman is sacred...

...if the man looks at him like Dawood.

Your and even not yours.

Sultana.

I've kept the dinner on the table. Do eat it.

I've kept the dinner on the table. Do eat it.

Sultana.

Won't you tell me to come in.

Where did you go?

No matter where I went...

...I am back now...

...never to return.

You've not eaten food.

Without you...

...I couldn't eat.

God, have mercy!

Sultana. - Yes?

Don't ever leave me.

I won't go.

When you were here, I never felt it...

...but when you left I realized...

...I can't live without you.

You're an important part of my life.

Really?

I love you very, very much, Sultana.

But I've always loved you.

Aunt.

What are you doing, son?

You've not eaten food.

Sultana cooked it for you.

I've lost my appetite.

Not just you, everyone has lost their appetite.

Nobody ate food in the colony today.

Sultana left and it seems as if the colony has lost its life.

I wonder if she ate something on the journey.

You won't dance. You don't sell yourself.

Even your mother will do as I say.

No, Rahim. No. I'll die...

...but I won't step in your world now.

I won't become a prostitute now. - Let me see how you refuse me.

Witch!

Rahim Shaikh...

...even after getting a woman's body...

...I realized I'm a woman in that house.

For the first time I realized...

...that handful of bangles means a bond of marriage.

First time I realized...

...longing to hear husban�s footstep back home is called wait.

First time I realised...

...a woman's body gets life by being called a wife.

I wasn't a wife...

...but the sham of a wife...

...has given some life to lifeless body of this prostitute.

Rahim...

...I'm not a prostitute now.

I'm a woman.

Let me remain a woman.

Wretched, after staying with that Dawood for a few days...

...you've lost your mind. You think you're really his wife.

Mahmood. Jafer, come here.

Go and bring Dawoo�s corpse from the colony...

...and put it at her feet. Then she'll realize what I am.

No, Rahim. No. Don't say anything to Dawood.

I beg of you.

You'll dance. - Yes.

I'll do whatever you say.

Now you've come to your sense. Give it to me

Take this. Get ready.

Witch!

Oh Lord! Almighty God!

Creator of the universe.

For the sake of Bibi Fatima...

...save me from becoming a prostitute.

Merciful one! Save me.

Amen!

Who are you?

Kaiynat.

Why did you come here? - To take you.

No, Kaiynat. No. Go away.

They're very cruel. For Go�s sake, go away.

No, Sultana.

Your place isn't here but at Dawoo�s house.

Dawoo�s house?

Sultana.

Whether he has said it to you or not...

...but he loves you.

I'm a woman. I know it well...

...that you both love each other and...

...you're made for each other.

No, Kaiynat. Nothing can happen now.

For Go�s sake, go away.

Just tell Dawood that...

...he was too late.

I don't know what to do.

I'll tell you what to do.

For my love, bring Sultana home.

Yes.

Dawood, the truth is that I'll find many other Dawood...

...but Sultana won't find any other Dawood.

No, Kaiynat.

I can't ask you to pay such a high price.

Life is cheap, not matter what the price.

Dawood, go and bring your life back.

I don't know...

...who my life is.

Don't lie to yourself.

You know very well that right now...

...your life is going to be made a prostitute at don Rahim's den.

I�s strange! When she was a prostitute...

...you kept her home.

...and now when she's a woman...

...you've let her go to become a prostitute again.

Prostitute? Who is a prostitute?

Tell me, who is a prostitute?

Sultana.

Sultana?

A prostitute?

"My eyes were waiting for long..."

"...but my beloved came very late."

"But my beloved came very late."

"My eyes were waiting for long..."

"...but my beloved came very late."

"But my beloved came very late."

"My eyes were waiting for long..."

"...but my beloved came very late."

"My messiah, you came late with..."

"...the cure for this ailing heart."

"You came late with the cure."

"I couldn't hear a couple of words of love."

"I couldn't gather some moments of affection."

"I couldn't hear a couple of words of love."

"I couldn't gather some moments of affection."

"You too wished for me, dear."

"You too wished for me, dear."

"But you were late in expressing it."

"But you were late in expressing it."

"My eyes were waiting for long..."

"...but my beloved came very late."

"But my beloved came very late."

"My desires will die in a while."

"My dreams will be shattered."

"My desires will die in a while."

"My dreams will be shattered."

"Listening to my call, waiting for my news..."

"Listening to my call, waiting for my news..."

"...you were late in getting my address."

"You were late in getting my address."

"My eyes were waiting for long..."

"...but my beloved came very late."

"But my beloved came very late."

"You are very late."

"You are very late."

"You are very late."

"You are very late."

"You are very late."

Sultana!

Sultana! Sultana!

Oh God! You?

If this is a dream...

...I wish this dream last for eternity.

This isn't a dream, Sultana.

I�s the reality of our sacred dream.

I've come to take you, Sultana.

Did you hear this meek boy's joke, brother?

He'll take Sultana along when Rahim Shaikh is here.

Sultana.

So you'll take her along? - Yes.

Yes?

Fool! Even military can't come in my area...

...and you'll take her from here.

You'll take her? Who are you to defend her?

I'm her husband. - Husband, my foot!

Prostitutes' have pimps, not husbands.

She isn't a prostitute, but my wife.

Wife? Which bond? Which relationship ties you two?

Humanity and love makes us husband and wife.

Where is the marriage certificate?

Where's the pries�s signature?

When did you marry him?

Marriage is a union of two souls, Rahim Shaikh.

It doesn't depend on marriage certificate or paper.

My heart has accepted her as my wife. - Heart, my foot?

Don't talk about heart or else I'll thrust this knife...

...and remove your heart out and make a hole there. Go ahead.

Let injustice and decency clash together.

Rahim Shaikh, le�s see if decency wins or injustice wins.

Is it so?

Rehmat? - Yes, sir?

Jafer? - Sir?

Mahmood? - Sir?

Bring him to his death.

Hit him! - Dawood!

Dawood! - Quiet!

No!

No. - No! Don Rahim.

Don Rahim, spare Dawood. For Go�s sake, spare him.

He acted like a hero. Thrash him more.

No! - Hit him. - No!

No! - Quiet!

Will you still take Sultana along?

I'll die, but I will surely take Sultana along, Rahim Shaikh.

Chop him to pieces and throw him out.

No!

No! No!

No, Dawood! No!

To save my honour, don't stake your life.

For a prostitute, brothel is her destiny.

And to get out of this brothel, is impossible, Dawood.

It is impossible. It is impossible.

Did you hear? The girl is right.

There is a fire on the threshold of brothel.

A girl loses her honour when she steps on it.

And she becomes a prostitute from a woman.

Who makes threshold of brothel?

Who lights the fire that incinerates the honours?

People like you.

You bring girls from decent families at this brothels by force.

You pull their drape and make them wear anklets.

You've made this hell. You've lit this fire.

But today if I've to shed my blood to douse this fire...

...I'll do it, Rahim Shaikh. I'll do it.

You fool! You talk a lot.

No, don Rahim. No. Move!

Sultana.

What did you say?

You'll shed blood for her.

You'll take her along.

Where will you take her?

To your decent society.

Did you tell them that you're going to make...

...a prostitute of brothel your wife.

These decent people...

...these societies are more cruel than us.

They'll spurn both of you and drive you out.

How will they drive out?

Let me see who drives them out. - Who is this old lady?

I'm Dawoo�s mother. Sultana's my daughter-in-law.

Daughter-in-law? - Rahim Shaikh, look.

The member of society have come with palanquin...

...to take Sultana with honour. - Yes. Yes.

We've come to take Sultana back.

Yes. Yes. - We've come to take Sultana back. - Shut up!

Wha�s going on here? Wha�s the fuss about?

Son Dawood, what happened? How come you're bleeding?

Where is Sultana? - There.

What is it? What is it?

We've come to take Sultana back. - Do you own her?

If you want to take her back, pay 200,000 rupees.

Do you have it? - Sir, we're decent people.

We neither sell nor buy daughters. - Decent, did you see this?

Keep you knife back in your pocket. I'm not alone.

All colony members are here to take Sultana back.

And when decent people get ready to fight...

...even sky shakes with fear.

And goons like you can't find shelter even in grave.

And you? You look as if from decent families.

But you keep in this world of sin hiding...

...from your wives and family members...

...to buy helpless girls and to see them getting auctioned.

I�s a shame.

If a goon like Rahim Shaikh brings your daughter...

...sister or daughter-in-law in this gathering...

...and try to sell them in front of you...

...what will you do? Sit quietly like an spectators.

Or witness her getting sold with a drink in hand.

There won't be a drink in hand, sir. - Nab him! Nab him!

There'll be handcuffs! There'll be handcuffs! - Leave me.

Constable, take him. He'll dance in prison now.

Take him away.

Partner, our story got completed today.

I was looking for the story's climax for so many days.

Today there is happy ending. Happy ending.

Why so much blood! This sad scene...

What happened to sister-in-law Sultana?

Open your eyes, Sultana.

Look who has come to take you?

Sultana. We... We've come to take you home.

Yes. We've come to take you home.

Home?

Home?

Come on, sister-in-law. Le�s go home.

Sister-in-law. Sister-in-law.

Get up, child. Get up.

Sultana, your wait is over.

Your prayers are answered. Congratulations on a new life, child.

Congratulations.

Mavelous!