Drama (DRAമാ)

- SAMAKSH ~ VARSHA ~ PANKAJ JAIN

It was mom.

How come you're feeling all low suddenly?

Nothing.

She only wants to know what's the status of my job hunt.

I'm fed up of saying that it will be all right.

Don't you have two elder brothers in the U.S. and Sydney?

No point.

Even if they do something,

I'd have to hear their taunts about helping me, for my whole life.

Didn't you say that your mom went to London?

She called from there. - At Kunjumol's place?

Yes. She's the only one who wants to help me out in some way.

Didn't I tell you that she had sent a UK Visa for me?

If nothing is working out here, I'll go there.

Don't be so desperate.

Something will work out.

It's not that.

Mom said something unusual today...

'If something happens to me here,

you should get me buried back in our hometown'.

Ever since I heard that,

I feel weird..

That's a usual statement from old people. She's quite healthy, rig ht?

She has no health problems as such.

Enough. Come.

Let's go to some pub.

So stylish, right?

What is it? Are you feeling tempted?

Hey!

I have told you something.

If God calls me while I am here,

you should get me buried in our hometown, okay?

It's a promise that you gave me.

Stop it, mom!

When I made a joke, you're hanging on to that?

Com e.

It's not yet time for you to go.

Trust me!

Don't talk too much with your big mouth.

I have told the same thing to Jomon as well.

Us children will do whatever necessary when it's time.

I have two elder sons, right?

I don't trust them.

They are both multi-millionaires. You know, right?

Oh Christ!

Hey Mercy, I'm getting late.

Where's my lunchbox?

It's on the table. - It's here.

My sweetie...

Come on, hurry up. You're already late.

Good morning.

How come you're quite well dressed today?

EM; a

Elegant.

Okay. See you later.

You're getting really late. You need to hurry up, okay?

Mom, should I get you coffee now, or afterl come back?

You go and come back.

Lara, Milan" We're getting late. Hurry up!

See yo u.

Come on!

Bye. - Com e.

Come on, fast.

Com e, com e.

Go! Go! Fast.

Get inside.

Come on.

Okay.

Bye, mom.

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Look at you! Is this the time to sleep?

You need to have breakfast & take your medicines.

Get up, mom.

Mom, get UP-

Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Jesus!

Don't extinguish this flame!

When she heard that you're coming, she had told me...

'Hey! This time she's coming...

to take me also along with her.'

She's not really fond of travelling.

I know, Mathukkutty.

Still, leaving mom alone here like this,

how can we stay relaxed over there?

But. We are all here for her.

But still, if she has to be taken to the hospital suddenly...

you know how far it is, rig ht?

Hey!

If you're done saying bye to dad,

shall we leave?

What is this?

Are you planning to sleep early?

I was lying down just like that.

I haven't packed my bags yet.

Don't pack a lot of stuff.

Take only what's absolutely necessary.

Rest we can buy from there.

But still, I need to carry the necessary stuff, right?

Mathukkutty, keep it there.

I've packed all the necessary stuff.

Open it. Let me see.

I know what you're looking for.

The Bible, dad's photo,

the rosary blessed from Rome,

it's all in there.

Mom!

Mom!

Anto!

Anto, get up.

Get up!

Anto! - What is it?

Kunjumol called from London. - What happened now?

Mom. - She's gone?

Yes.

Ammini...

Ammini, where is the funeral?

Gammy]?

Then? How can I not go? You should also come.

What will I do after coming there? - What will you do?

No decision has been made about our ancestral house.

It's a chance to get together and take a decision.

Go and book the tickets, man!

We'll leave the children at Sally's house.

Such unwanted trouble.

But it's good that we just have to go till London.

At least we don't have to go to Kattappana!

Such a bad hangover!

Hey!

If you touch the bottle, I'll chop your hands off.

Get lost.

Okay.

I'll reach.

Kids are not here.

Let me check the tickets.

Mollykkutty? - I'm not coming.

Molly is not feeling well.

She won't be able to travel now.

Okay.

Mom didn't find any other time to leave or what?

When I called last week, she didn't mention any health problems.

I left to the school after seeing mom all dressed up after her bath.

What's the point in saying all that now? She's gone, rig ht?

You hang up. Let me check tickets.

I had a London trip scheduled for next month.

If this had happened then...

Hey Susan. - Yes.

What is it?

Well... Mom...

Oh no!

And yeah.. I have day duty for the whole of next week.

I can't come along.

What happened? - Your granny is gone.

Oh! Poor thing.

We will also come to London for granny's funeral.

It's my mom who died.

I'll take you when your mom dies.

I know that you're waiting for it, Benny.

Joe...

It's Kunjumol, from London.

Kunjumol...

Moji...

What is it?

Joe's mother...

At London?

Yes.

Com e.

You have the Visa, right?

Yes.

Don't worry about the ticket.

Hey!

Just call Nasser lkka.

Are you all right?

I got through to Jomon.

He would be reaching first.

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There would be good funeral directors and such companies in London, right?

Yes, of course.

Contact one of them.

Anyway, let things be quite grand.

All right.

Don't worry about the budget.

Let us share it.

Isn't that how it should be?

Yeah. Okay.

Oh God!

Don't think that I'm praising them!

I haven't seen anyone as stingy as your elder brothers!

He wants me to share the funeral expense, it seems.

Jessie... - Yes.

Ask them to keep 2 rolls of paper inside. - Okay.

Hey Unni. - Tell me, mom.

When is the funeral?

All of them should reach here, right? From Canada, U.S. and Australia...

It would take 3-4 days.

What about the body until then?