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(Tinkling music)
(In French) The film you're about to see was born under a lucky star.
(Someone whistling a tune)
(Man 1, in Gujarati) I've lived here maybe 23 years.
But I feel afraid to call it home.
There's always the feeling I'll have to leave.
(Overlapping chatter)
(Man 2, in Bhojpuri) I fought with my dad.
So, I packed my bag and left for Mumbai.
My brother had a job at the dockyard.
His place smelled so bad the first night I couldn't sleep.
(Music playing)
(Woman, in Bengali) I was pregnant, but I didn't tell anyone
because I'd recently found a job at a house.
I had to take care of a lady's kids, but they were pests.
But the lady, she fed me well.
That year I ate like a queen.
(Train passing by)
(Whistle blowing)
(Woman 2, in Marathi) Every family in the village
has at least one person in Mumbai.
In Mumbai there is work and money!
(Laughs)
Why would anyone want to move back?
(Woman 3, in Malayalam) I'd just had my heart broken.
But the city helps you forget these things.
(Cheerful instrumental music)
(♪ Whistling ♪)
- (Indistinct) - (Music continues)
(Woman 4, in Gujarati) I didn't realise how much time had passed.
(♪ Whistling continues ♪)
The city takes time away from you.
That's life.
You better get used to impermanence.
(Train rattling)
(Music stops)
(Train horn blows)
(Construction noise)
(Dr Supriya) Breathe in.
Breathe out.
Nurse Prabha tells me you've been making trouble.
What's the matter?
Tell Doctor why you hid your medication under your pillow.
(In English) I will not take it.
(Dr Supriya) Why?
What happened?
She told me the pills are giving her bad dreams.
(Dr Supriya) Oh.
I'll give you a prescription for that.
OK?
(Kaki, in English) Please, Doctor.
(Kaki, in Hindi) I don't want to stay here.
Please let me go home.
- What is it? - He comes here.
After dinner, when I'm watching TV.
(Dr Supriya) Who comes?
(In English) Jairam, my husband.
(In Hindi) He came yesterday as well. I was watching TV.
Mr. Bachchan was on.
His voice always makes me feel good.
He talks so smoothly.
And then suddenly, out of nowhere...
...there was that dirty smell of tobacco.
Then I looked up...
...and he was sitting there on that stool.
No.
Not sitting.
He had no legs.
He was only a torso.
Can we please pick a film already?
If it's just another action film, I'm not coming.
You're a wuss who only likes romances.
And the new release?
- The one with Shane Nigam. - He's so dreamy.
Nurse Prabha, want to come with us?
(Nurse) Yeah, Nurse Prabha, you pick the film.
No, you girls go ahead.
(Nurse) Why? Come with us, please!
(Nurse 2, quietly) I told you, she never comes.
(Laughter)
(Indistinct chatter)
I explained your situation to Dr Supriya.
Her friend agreed to take up your case.
He's a big-shot lawyer.
He'll do it for free.
- I don't need any help. - Why are you being so stubborn?
Last night, the builders sent a goon over to threaten me.
He said: "Buzz off before Ganpati festival or else."
(Sighs)
(Prabha) It's too dangerous.
Parvaty, stay with me for a few days.
Why should I?
Why should I leave my place?
I told him:
"Threaten me all you want, I won't leave my place!
"Over my dead body!"
I told them like that.
(Prabha) Let's speak to the lawyer.
It can't go on like this.
(Overlapping chatter)
(Phones ringing)
(Baby crying)
(Beeping)
(Phone ringing)
(Anu) And the younger one? How old is he?
Uh, one year old.
- So, you have three children? - Yes.
How old are you?
Twenty-four.
No. 25.
Yes. 25, definitely.
(Baby babbling)
Nurse?
The girls told me there's a prize?
A prize for... you know?
- (Mouthing) Vasectomy? - Uh-huh.
If your husband agrees,
the government will give you a bucket and 1,000 rupees.
I told my husband,
but he says it makes them lose their strength.
Oh.
(Baby crying)
Take this every day.
If you want another kid, just stop it for a month.
Oh, no way.
Uh... How much for this?
(Clicks tongue)
When did you last get your period?
(Cheerful piano music)
- HEY... WHAT U DOING? - (Mobile pings)
- BOSS IS DRIVING ME MAD. - (Mobile buzzes)
- IMA BORED... - (Mobile pings)
- WANNA C U... - (Mobile buzzes)
(Piano stops)
(Muffled thud)
(Twinkling bleeps)
(Twinkling bleeps and feedback)
(Muffled thud)
(Piano music resumes)
(Mobile pings)
You'll have to wait...
...until tonight to see me.
But for now...
(Laughs)
(Heartbeat)
...I'm sending you kisses through the clouds.
So, when it rains,
my kisses will touch your lips.
(Woman shouting indistinctly)
(Piano music continues)
(Music stops)
But oil won't make my hair grow back any faster.
I like it short.
It's the new style.
Next month I can't come home. I can't get leave.
All right, Mama. I'm going in for surgery.
Of course surgeries happen at night.
As if a patient's heart will wait.
Dr Supriya is calling, Mama. I have to go. Bye.
(Indistinct chatter in the room)
Prabha?
I'm leaving.
Will you be long?
Go ahead. I'll see you at home.
Open your mouth.
More.
Are you hiding them under your tongue?
Mm. Good.
(Heart monitor beeping)
(Dr Manoj, in Malayalam) Nurse Prabha?
Working late again?
Sorry, Doctor. I lost track of time.
It's OK.
(Train horn blows)
(Manoj) Hindi is so frustrating.
The word "kal" means both "yesterday" and "tomorrow."
(Prabha) Don't make excuses.
How will you improve without hard work?
(Manoj) I wanted to ask a patient
to come back tomorrow in Hindi,
but when the time came, I couldn't say it.
You have to say it like this: kal wapas ana.
Again?
Kal wapas
ana.
Kal...
- ...wapas - Ana.
(In Malayalam) You make it sound so simple.
(Distant giggling and chattering)
(Nurse) Good evening, Nurse Prabha.
(Nurses chatting)
OK, then, I'm going.
Nurse?
I have something to show you.
Don't look. Open it when you get home.
- It's a poem. - A poem?
There's a poetry competition in our monthly journal.
I thought I'd give it a shot.
I didn't know you were a poet.
Nothing like that. It's just a hobby.
All right. See you tomorrow.
(Train rattling)
(Indistinct chatter)
Who's this, hm?
How did you get out?
(Meows)
Hm?
(Cheerful music)
(Music continues in the room)
(Humming along)
(Door opens)
(Door closes)
You're all wet.
Lost your umbrella again?
It was so windy, it broke.
You left so early. What happened?
Uh... Nothing happened.
One of my cousins is visiting Mumbai.
So, I just went shopping with her.
- A cousin? - Just a cousin.
Sweetie!
Your tummy has become so big.
(Cat meows)
(Anu speaking playfully)
How many babies are you hiding inside, hm?
She was loitering outside Kulkarni's flat.
Huh? What was she doing there?
What were you doing, sweetie? Hm?
I've asked Dr Manoj to have a look at her.
We shouldn't bother him with such things.
He won't mind. He's a nice guy.
- (Meows) - Isn't he?
- Prabha? - Mm?
Can you cover my rent this month?
The same situation again?
I promise I'll pay you back.
You need to watch your spending, Anu.
My salary is never enough. That's why.
OK, but it's the last time.
Don't ask again.
Ah!
Sorry.
What are you doing, Anu? Move aside.
(Opens tap)
(Doorbell rings)
(Door opens)
(Neighbour) This parcel arrived for you.
(Anu) Thank you.
(Door closes)
(Cat meows)
(Prabha) What is it?
- Is it from your mum? - I don't know.
Prabha, it's for you.
Who's it from?
It doesn't say.
Let's open and see.
(Anu) Awesome.
We had a rice cooker at home.
But nothing like this.
This one looks so international!
Whatever we make will taste super.
But who could've sent it?
(Anu) Doesn't say.
It's written in English letters.
But it's some other language.
Um... "Made in Germany."
Doesn't your husband live there?
(Rain pattering on window)
(Cat bell tinkling)
(Manoj) My dreams are made of everyday things,
small and scattered, that I've left behind.
My hope
is just another casket of things
I carry with me wherever I go.
And now,
you are there in a neighbour's house
like a burning lamp
whose glow I watch
to keep me warm at night.
(Overlapping chatter)
- C U AT THE SAME TIME. - (Mobile buzzes)
- DON'T WAIT 2 CLOSE TO HOSPITAL. - (Mobile pings)
- SOMEONE MIGHT SEE YOU. - (Mobile pings)
- SEE YOU SOON. - (Mobile pings)
(Mobile pings)
Have you noticed any changes in your new roommate?
All the nurses are talking about her.
She's in love with a boy.
That can't be.
She's not like that.
You know, he's Muslim.
Everyone here knows.
I don't have a problem with it.
But she's your roommate,
you better keep an eye on her.
I just thought you should know.
What is this?
(All) Sims' vaginal speculum.
Good.
What about... this?
Artery forceps.
(Prabha) Artery forceps, correct.
Nurse Anu will show you placenta from today morning's delivery.
And I'll demonstrate our placenta disposal procedure.
Pass it on.
Still bothered by the smell?
You're all nurses, you have to be stronger.
(Retching and coughing)
(Nurse, quietly) Pass it on.
- Bye. - Bye.
(Siren wailing)
(Man shouting indistinctly)
(Drilling nearby)
(Cheerful piano music)
(Anu) Listen...
...I've been dying to tell you what happened today.
You know Crystal, right?
The new nurse.
She was giving an old man a sponge bath...
...when suddenly,
she let out a scream.
(Shiaz) Why?
(Anu) She looked down and
his 'thing' was standing all the way up.
She'd never seen one standing before.
She ran out of the room.
And then?
Then Prabha came in and scolded him.
He got so scared
I don't think
it'll ever stand up again.
(Music playing in the room)
(Shiaz) Boss sent me to pick up his watch.
(Employee) Mr. Aslam?
- Two minutes. - OK.
Don't they look great on me?
- Anu? - Hm?
Have you seen many?
Many what?
What Nurse Crystal saw at the hospital today.
What's up with you? Are you jealous?
No, I'm just asking.
Why are you acting like a virgin?
(Employee) Mister?
Your watch.
Your watch is ready.
The balance is 5,000 rupees.
(Piano music continues)
(Anu) Shobhna said if we pay off the guard, he won't bother us.
(Shiaz) Are you sure?
(Anu) Don't be such a wuss.
Let's go see.
(Shiaz) There's nobody here.
(Piano music continues)
(Thunder rumbling)
(Music stops)
(Thunder rumbling)
When did he last phone you?
It's been over a year.
Maybe longer.
Nurse?
When people go abroad...
...they can lose their minds
or their memory.
That's how it is.
What will you do now?
I'll tell you what, call him.
- Me, call him? - Yeah.
If I meet that husband of yours...
...I swear...
...I'm gonna box his ears.
(Laughs)
(Lawyer) It's a real shame.
It says here the builder is suing you for trespassing.
They could begin demolition any day now.
Are other tenants in the same situation?
The ones with papers have been given new flats.
Mm-hm.
When the cotton mills shut down,
my husband was allowed to stay on.
Then you must have papers.
He never told me about any papers.
Now that he's dead, I can't ask him, can I?
Isn't there another solution?
Mm...
Look, Parvaty,
the problem is you don't really have a case.
Because there is no proof that you have lived there.
(Parvaty) But can't you just ask my neighbours?
I've lived there 22 years.
What do I need papers for?
That won't hold up in court.
There, we need papers.
Can't you find any document with your name on it?
(Parvaty) That bastard.
I will kick his ass.
I'll show him.
(Traffic noise and horns)
Who does he think he is?
How dare those builders cut off my electricity?
It's so damn dark.
These are just old medical reports.
(Parvaty mumbling)
Parvaty. How is your son doing?
It's been a long time.
You had gotten him chocolates too.
Those, he gobbled up.
You used to be so terrified of the Head Nurse.
That terror, Nurse Lissy.
Don't remind me.
Why not move in with your son?
No, no.
He already lives in a tiny room with his wife and kid.
I don't want anyone breathing down my neck.
We're the same, you and I.
We're better off alone.
(Slow peaceful music)
(Shiaz) Evening is my favourite time of day.
In my village, this was the time
to stop playing football and go home.
(Anu chuckles)
(Shiaz) But here,
it feels like the day has just begun.
(Anu) I wanted to be an air hostess.
I secretly signed up for the exam.
But I got scared of Dad and didn't go.
(Shiaz) At least this way, I got to meet you.
(Anu) Who knows, we could have met on a flight.
(Shiaz) You seem different somehow.
- How so? - I sense some change.
(Mobile ringing)
What's the matter?
Nothing.
OK.
(Mobile ringing)
Who are you avoiding?
Mother.
Why not answer?
I know exactly why she's calling.
(Anu giggling)
(Shiaz) This guy looks like an aubergine.
(Anu) What about him?
(Shiaz, deep voice) "I have a 50-acre cardamom plantation in Munnar.
"Two houseboats in Alappuzha.
"I go pigeon hunting in my free time."
(Anu laughs)
(Squeaky voice) "I'm the right-hand man of the Sheikh in Dubai.
"All I ask for is 1,001 gold coins
"and one Mercedes Benz."
(Anu, deep voice) "That's not possible.
"But we can offer 50 gold coins and one Swift car."
(Shiaz) "Marry your daughter for so cheap? Never!"
(Anu laughs)
- Anu. - Hm?
If I used a Hindu name for a fake matrimony profile,
would your father send it to you?
Even if he did, I'd turn it down.
You sure are hard to please.
(Slow peaceful music)
(Indistinct shouting)
(Thunderclap)
(Music continues)
(Prabha) I keep thinking he'll come back.
And he'll say that he wants to live with me,
and be with me.
(Music stops)
(Ringing tone)
(Automatic message in German)
(Beeping)
(Manoj) Hold its legs.
- Ready? - Hm.
One...
...two...
...three.
(Anu) Four heartbeats, wow!
(Meowing)
(Anu) She doesn't bite.
Don't be afraid.
- Go ahead and pet her. - No.
- Touch her, your fear will vanish. - No.
People who are afraid of cats were mice in a past life.
(Laughs)
- Just touch her. - No, no.
(Anu speaking playfully)
If we're done, let's go.
Should I take her home?
What was that back there?
What did I do?
Why were you flirting with Dr. Manoj?
You can't do that.
If you behave like a slut, people won't respect you.
You know what people are saying about you?
Let it go.
I have something that will cheer you up.
Nothing can cheer me up.
Fine. Then I won't tell you.
Tell me.
- Please tell me, Shiaz. - Never mind.
Come on!
OK, I'll tell you.
Do you have a burqa?
- Why would I have a burqa? - Without a burqa, there's no plan.
What plan?
Aunty and Uncle are going to a wedding tomorrow.
Goodness. No need to scrunch up your face.
So, nobody will be home?
You know my neighbourhood, right?
If anybody sees you like this,
we're screwed.
(Car horn honking)
Anu?
Aren't you hungry?
I've prepared your favourite fish curry.
Hm?
It's chilli fish curry.
I'm not hungry.
Anu, I'm...
...sorry.
I didn't mean what I said.
I don't know why I spoke to you like that.
Sorry.
- (Anu) Prabha? - Hm?
Did you know him from before?
(Prabha) Who?
(Anu) Your husband.
(Prabha) No. Not at all.
One day, Father asked me to come back home.
When I got there, they'd already fixed my marriage.
Didn't you try to find out more about him?
I did. I tried to meet him.
It must have been romantic.
Not at all.
He had just a few days of leave.
When we tried to talk, there were always relatives around.
How could you marry a total stranger?
I don't think I could.
(Prabha) You might think you know someone...
...but they can also become strangers.
Soon after the wedding, he left for Germany.
In the early days, he used to call.
But gradually, the conversations grew less frequent.
I don't know what happened.
(Slow peaceful music)
(Prabha) Maybe...
...there was nothing left to say.
I think of him
in this faraway country.
I think of him working alone in this large factory.
It all seems
so far away.
(Music continues)
(Music stops)
Nurse?
There's something I have to tell you.
- I'm moving back to my village. - (Prabha) What?
There's nothing more I can do, is there?
What are you saying?
We can do more.
(Parvaty sighs)
I'm fed up.
I spoke to a guy in the village.
- He'll find me a job. - Where?
In a hostel.
As a cook.
At least in the village I have my own home.
- But how will you manage? - I'll figure it out.
You see that tower there?
It's the same builders.
They think that by building their towers taller and taller,
one day they can replace God.
(Overlapping chatter)
- ON MY WAY. ARE YOU HOME? - (Mobile pings)
(Vehicle beeping)
- CRAZY RAIN HERE... - (Mobile pings)
(Train passing by)
- I FEEL LIKE A SPY IN A MOVIE. - (Mobile pings)
(Train horn blows)
(Indistinct chatter)
(Train horn blows)
(Car horns honking)
(Train screeching)
- HAVE YOU LEFT YET? - (Mobile buzzes)
- DON'T COME NOW... - (Mobile buzzes)
- THE WEDDING IS CANCELLED. - (Mobile buzzes)
HARBOUR LINE IS FLOODED. DON'T B MAD :(
- SORRY, BABY. - (Mobile buzzes)
(Melancholic piano music)
(Tannoy) Attention all passengers,
due to water logging,
all trains are delayed.
Stand by for further updates.
(Anu) Hello?
Hello, Mama?
How are you feeling?
No, nothing's wrong.
I'm just calling.
Yes, I've eaten.
- (Indistinct chatter on-screen) - (Music continues)
(Union leader) We built their buildings!
We cleaned their gutters, cooked their food,
and did all the work they refused to do themselves!
But when we ask for a home near theirs, they can't stand it!
We have to unite,
and make them understand
that ours are the hands that built this city!
(Applause)
- (Man) Workers' unity! - Long live!
- Workers' unity! - Long live!
All these years I walked past this place,
but I've never eaten here.
Today I've done it.
I'm going to miss this place.
But it's like this place isn't real.
What do you mean?
You only seem to be real if you have papers.
You could just vanish into thin air,
and no one would even know.
We would know, Parvaty.
All of us at the hospital, we'll miss you.
You're a very good lady, Nurse.
I'm gonna do it.
(Metal clangs)
(Dogs barking)
(Glass breaks)
(Dogs barking)
(Cracking)
(Whistle blowing)
(Guard shouting)
(Parvaty) Run, run!
(Dogs barking)
(Whistle blowing)
(Manoj) Nurse Prabha!
When did your shift end?
I didn't see you around.
Nurse, I'm off.
Nurse, I made some sweets for you.
Here.
Don't have them now.
I won't be able to face you if they're awful.
My contract here is ending soon...
...and I'm thinking of not renewing it.
Oh.
You'll be leaving us then?
So, what's your plan now?
Can we go somewhere to talk?
(Manoj) Mumbai is nice...
...but I never got used to it.
And I have a problem with the language too.
Hindi isn't hard to learn.
Maybe.
But it's not just that.
I've been here for so many months now...
...but yesterday I forgot to get off at my stop.
I went all the way to the end of the line
by mistake.
(Manoj clears throat)
Prabha?
I'm...
Before I go, I wanted to...
...tell you...
I wanted to know...
...if I should stay.
I mean...
...if there was a reason for me to stay here.
But Doctor, I'm married.
I know.
But still...
May I go, Doctor?
I'll miss my train.
(Sombre instrumental music)
(Sombre music continues)
(Woman, in Marathi) Some people call this the city of dreams,
but I don't.
I think it's the city of illusions.
(Woman 2, in Bengali) There's an unspoken code in this city:
even if you live in the gutter, you're allowed to feel no anger.
People call this "The Spirit of Mumbai."
(Woman 3, in Tamil) You have to believe the illusion,
or else you'll go mad.
(Sombre music continues)
(Music fading)
(Birds chirping)
Parvaty, there's no electricity here?
(Anu) She made us carry her junk all this way.
Is she planning on doing operations here?
- Parvaty? - Hm?
Is this still good?
Perfectly good.
Prabha, have a sip.
Close your eyes and gulp it down.
It will make you feel relaxed.
Trust me.
Just try it and see.
Hm? How is it?
(Laughs)
Your turn.
Drink.
(Chuckles)
(All laughing)
(Cheerful Hindi song)
♪ Where on earth have I landed myself
♪ Stuck in this weird place How did I get here?
♪ Should I cry or should I laugh?
♪ Will someone save me?... ♪
(Song continues)
(Song stops)
(Parvaty) How much for the mackerel? (Woman) 50 rupees.
(Parvaty) Is it dried? (Woman) No, these are fresh.
(Woman 2) Of course they're fresh!
Give me a good price.
- (Parvaty) How much? - 100 rupees.
(Parvaty) What? Who are you trying to fool?
Just look at the size of these fish.
Prabha?
Could you ever move back to your village?
I don't think I could.
I didn't think you'd come today, Anu.
It was a big help to Parvaty.
I didn't mind. I like her.
(Distant Marathi hip-hop music)
(Music continues)
Prabha?
I have something to tell you.
My parents are sending me photos of guys for marriage proposals.
But I don't want to get married now.
Have you tried talking to them?
As if they would listen.
So, what will you do?
I don't know.
Maybe run away.
It's no use, Anu.
You can't escape your fate.
I'm very tired!
- I want to rest. - (Prabha) Are you sure?
Aren't you coming with us?
No, Prabha. I want to rest.
(Prabha) Let her be. She did carry those heavy bags.
(Parvaty) Not everyone can hold their liquor.
(Both chuckle)
(Parvaty) Prabha! Prabha!
Come in!
(Parvaty laughs)
(Birds chirping)
(Distant giggling)
(Anu) I should get back now.
(Shiaz) Will you be long?
(Anu) Not long.
Save some for later.
(Prabha) Parvaty?
How long will you be gone?
(Parvaty) I only need to tell them
I'm here for the job.
I'll be back by 5 o'clock.
Then I think we should leave now.
(Parvaty) What nonsense.
- You have a ticket for tomorrow. - Yes, but...
You came all this way, of course you should stay.
(Slow piano music)
(Waves lapping)
(Music continues)
(Music stops)
(Anu) How did you find this place?
(Anu) It's like she's been stuck here forever.
As if she's waiting for something to happen.
(Shiaz) She looks like you.
I like this place.
Seems like another world.
(Anu reading out loud)
(Chuckles)
- Shiaz? - Hm?
Do you ever think about the future?
What do you mean?
I mean...
In 10 or 15 years,
what will your life be like?
Am I there with you?
What's come over you?
I don't know.
I never used to think about stuff like this.
But I feel like
the future is here and I'm not prepared for it.
Why don't my parents understand what I want?
Maybe we can talk to them?
We can try to convince them, maybe they'll agree.
If I tell them, they'll never let me see you again.
Shiaz...
...I feel so scared.
(Shiaz) I've been scared ever since I met you.
I'd ask myself if it was right, my being with you.
Or if it would've been best for us to stay apart.
But when I'm with you,
I don't know what it is,
I don't feel afraid at all.
As if this is the most natural way for us to be.
It all gets too heavy for me sometimes.
(Waves lapping)
(Slow guitar music)
(Insects chirping)
Shiaz?
There's graffiti here in Malayalam.
OUR LOVE IS LIKE THE ENDLESS SEA
You wrote it, didn't you?
(Music continues)
(Music stops)
(Indistinct shouting)
(Screaming)
(Man shouting)
(Indistinct chatter)
Somebody help!
He's not breathing.
Looks like it's too late.
Pump his stomach!
Flip him over.
(Overlapping chatter)
Make him sit up.
(Prabha) Step back, please!
Move aside! Move aside!
Step back, please!
(Whispering) He's dead, no?
He's not one of ours.
He's a goner.
(Gasps)
(Applause)
He needs to go to the hospital.
There's no hospital here.
But there's a village doctor.
OK, quickly.
(Villager, quietly) She saved his life.
He was totally dead.
(Door creaking)
Miss?
He should see a familiar face when he wakes up.
Come inside.
Some tea?
Don't be shy.
Doctor will be here soon.
Go inside.
(Water sloshing)
(Shaky breathing)
(Quietly) Sorry. I was only cleaning your wound.
(Man) It hurts.
It hurts now, but you'll be all right.
What happened to me?
Don't worry.
Just rest.
I feel like I've been resting for a long time.
How long has it been?
A few hours, maybe.
I don't remember anything.
(Door opens)
(Music playing quietly on radio)
(Glasses clinking)
(Woman) It's windy.
He'll catch a cold. Cover him nicely, dear.
What does he do?
There's some kind of misunderstanding.
Where does your husband work?
He works in Germany.
(Woman) Oh.
Then you must not see each other often.
Pity your holiday got ruined.
Lucky that you were there for him today.
What did she say?
(Prabha) Nothing.
She thought you were my husband.
Am I?
No.
Why is there sand on me?
They found you in the sea.
In the sea?
What was I doing there?
You don't remember?
(Slow melancholic music)
You've changed so much in all these years.
(Man) Have I?
(Music stops)
Some days I was stuck in the factory for so long...
...I didn't know if it was day or night.
I would come out after three or four days...
...as if in a daze.
I was blinded by the light.
(Music continues)
In the darkness, you try to imagine light.
But you cannot.
I thought about you.
What did you think about?
Sitting next to you like this.
I wanted to reach out and touch you.
(Music stops)
Why haven't you told me this before?
(Birds chirping and singing)
Prabha...
...come with me.
It will be different this time.
I promise.
(Music continues)
(Music stops)
(Prabha, whispering) Stop.
I don't want to see you...
...ever again.
(Insects chirping)
(Birds singing)
(Parvaty) Are you closing up?
No. You can sit as long as you like.
Sand.
Where is that boy?
Who?
The boy who was with you.
Prabha...
...I'm...
...sorry.
It's all right.
Just call him.
(Parvaty) Who's that?
(Prabha) Anu's boyfriend.
He followed her all this way?
This is Shiaz.
Where are you from?
(Shiaz) Vithura.
Sit down.
(Prabha) I was there once.
It's very beautiful there.
It's very beautiful here too.
(Slow gentle music)
(Indistinct)
(Music continues)
(Music rising)
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