Ek Rishtaa: The Bond of Love (एक रिश्ता: प्यार का बंधन)

'Famed industrialist Vijay Kapoor's companies'

'and factories are already mortgaged.'

'Now the court has ordered the auctions.'

'We tried to find out Vijay Kapoor's reactions.'

'But he isn't talking to the press or the media.'

'Anirudh Kamat, Star News.'

Here.

Medicines can cure these ailments.

But for wounds, there are no cures...

not for those inflicted upon you by ones who are your own.

Relationships... I heard they fraught fraternities, Pratima.

Mine... oh, they have broken me so completely.

"The king..."

"the queen..."

"oh, they are young, and they are rich."

"What's left to ask for?"

"What's left to ask for?"

"This is all destiny's doing."

"It's what your love has done for us."

"What's left for asking?"

"What's left for asking?"

"My home is my temple, you are my God."

"You are my prayer answered."

"Who else would love me so much?"

"Who else would give me so much happiness?"

"At your feet, I wish to stay."

"In your arms, I want lifetime."

"What else is left for asking?"

"What else is left for asking?"

"Like blossoms, that gift of nature..."

"are our parents to us."

"Every day I have prayed for you."

"And every dream of mine comes true, at last."

"These relationships are to be nurtured."

"And once my prayers are answered..."

"what more will be left to seek out of life?"

"What more will be left to seek out of life?"

"There is a king, there is a queen."

"They are mementos of your love."

"This is all Destiny's doing."

"It's all His doing; everywhere, His blessings abound."

"What more is left to seek of life?"

"What more is left to seek of life?"

"What more is left to seek of life?"

"What more is left to seek of life?"

Three imperatives for the successful management of any enterprise.

The ownership, the management, the worker.

Workers are known to have grouses against companies.

There are owner-worker problems, management's and workforce don't gel.

But it is the ownership which is responsible and answerable.

In situations like these, once a month...

if owners were to make the workers and the management's meet...

to talk out things, then a relationship is struck...

between ownership, management and workers.

That is when the entire establishment is organized, woven into a strong family.

And as far as I know, no family in the world has ever suffered a strike.

Therefore I am confident when I say this...

The legacy of strikes, this problem of sick industries...

will be rooted out once and for all.

Seenu, bye.

Sir, autograph please.

- You were in there, weren't you? - Yes sir.

- You didn't like what I said? - While the others listened...

I was entranced by what you said. By the time I came around...

the round of applause was over.

- I am sorry, sir. - No, it's alright.

Sir, all my life I had seen you only in the pictures.

I keep collecting...

your articles, your interviews. Do take a look, please.

Do take a look.

- What's your name? - Rajesh Purohit.

I have an MBA from Allahabad University.

- Yes! - Same university as yours.

- What have you been doing of late? - I'd rather tell you...

what I wish to achieve.

From you, the one who propelled...

Kapoor Industries to such heights,

if I could learn something...

about achieving, then I will consider myself a very successful man, sir.

Good.

- Why not see me in my office tomorrow? - Yes sir! Thank you sir.

Sir, you wanted the list of textile mills.

Yes.

- Papa, I'm stuck at the crosswords! - My child, I'm at the office.

The clue is "Commerce, business".

- The answer is in four letters. - Four letters? "Ro-z-ga-r" (Employment).

"Ro-z-ga-r." You are right.

Oh no!

Papa, I could browse whole dictionaries, but this one...

I'd never find. You want the clue?

"Greens, out of farm."

- Four letters, this one. - Four...?

"Tar-o-ta-za" (Fresh).

"Tar-o-ta-za."

Yes, "Tar-o-ta-za".

- Papa. - One minute, Preeti!

No please! It's the last one.

Rajesh, why don't you go over and help Preeti solve her crossword?

Give me the file.

Okay sir.

Come on in. Papa sent you?

- Yes. - Come on, sit.

Thank you.

Rajesh, you want to solve crosswords? All right, let's test you.

- Five empty spaces are left to fill. - Okay.

The first is suppose to have two letters.

The second one must have three.

Third must have four.

Fourth must have five. Fifth must have six.

- Each one must end with "Ri". - "Ri."

- Shall we start? - Yes.

- First clue, "Woman". - "Na-ri".

Good.

- Second, "Small vessel". - "Ga-ga-ri."

Very good.

- "Government-related." - "Sa-r-ka-ri."

Oh, excellent. Excellent.

- "Small-time trading"...? - "Du-ka-n-da-ri."

Hey, that's marvellous.

- Last word. "Lawless city." - "An-dh-er Na-g-ri".

Wow! You are simply unbelievable!

All the answers, pat! And I thought no one in the world...

is smarter, more intelligent than Dad!

You seem to be even more brilliant.

No Ms. Preeti, answering 5 crosswords doesn't make a Vijay Kapoor.

And what a magnetic personality.

Hear him, and you want to meet him.

See him and you're drawn to him.

The truth is, I worship your Daddy.

When you aren't with me, I pine.

When you are with me, I'm restless.

- I have decided to marry you, Rajesh. - No! I'm not worthy enough...

to even consider this! Mr. Kapoor has done me a great favor.

Am I to repay him like this? And let him berate me?

- What are you saying Rajesh...? - To me, he is an ideal.

I can never do anything that might hurt him.

He will have my resignation tomorrow.

I should be leaving.

- Mr. Vijay, are you expecting a guest? - Someday, one's daughter leaves.

- The boy is coming today. - To meet our Preeti.

Just watch this, dear brother-in-law. Wedding's happening in no time.

But which family? Who's the boy?

May I come in, sir?

Good evening, sir.

This is my home, not office, Rajesh.

A guest invited to dinner...

isn't expected to ask for permission to come in.

Papa! How did you get to know...?

I don't believe it, Papa. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much, Papa. You are the best. You are really the best.

It's your happiness I cherish.

- Be seated, Rajesh. - Thank you, sir.

Your parents... your family...

why is no one else here from your side?

I'm an orphan, sir. I'm the only family I have.

So what? When Pratima and I got married, all we had...

were a pair of dresses each.

And by and by...

by dint of my efforts, I built this empire.

And throughout this journey, all I had were Pratima and God.

One bad decision.

- Hey, you're getting married! - Such is the jet age.

Discussions aren't under way yet, and here's a wedding on the cards.

Absolutely right. But this wedding isn't happening without Ajay.

- Absolutely. - Rajesh, Ajay is my son.

He's away vacationing after his final semester.

As soon as he's back, we'll just pack the two of you off.

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"But who she is..."

"I don't even know."

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"Someday she will come to me..."

"Someday, she will bring love."

"I will kiss her."

"I will embrace her."

"I'm the pretty dream in her eyes."

"Oh, I'm so eager to see her."

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"But who she is..."

"I don't even know."

"My wild heart is looking for a beauty."

"But how do I describe him?"

"Oh, he's a wild one."

"He's one-in-a-million, he's my lover."

"In my dreams, he flirts with me."

"Oh, what a darling!"

"Someday, I'll surely get him."

"But who she is..."

"I don't even know."

"My wild heart is looking for a handsome man."

"My wild heart is looking for a handsome man."

"Hey beauty, what's your name?"

"None of your business."

"Hey, you're stuck-up. Slow down."

"You're insolent. Get lost."

- "Don't you show me your temper. - Don't you try to flirt."

- "You won't give in so easily? - I know your type."

- "You're drunk!" - "But I think..."