Mr. & Mrs. '55 (मिस्टर अॅन्‍ड मिसेस '५५)

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Fiery debate in Legislature over divorce.

Legislature debates over divorce bill!

Legislature debates over divorce bill!

Legislature debates over divorce bill!

Legislature debates over divorce bill!

- Give me my money. - I had given the money.

The Divorce Bill is going to be passed.

What's it?

The law on divorce is about to be instituted.

Then go and rejoice!

All the time women's lib, man's excesses...

Do you girls know anything else?

Don't scream. There's a meeting on.

To hell with your meeting!

Am I scared?

God knows what's come over this house.

All the time, meetings, lectures!

All of them have become British.

Last month I led a deputation in favour of the Divorce Bill.

You know how important this bill is for our independence, our self-respect.

- Our society.. - Madam!

- Our society.. - Madam!

In a man's society, woman is taught to be happy slaving for her husband.

I hear cream is great for facial skin.

I think orange peel is more effective.

Hear

Men have tormented us.

Times were when a man would marry four.

The poor women could only tolerate.

That slavery still plagues our mindset.

Just rub fresh orange peel on your cheeks.

Mudpack is better. Wear it at night, watch your skin glow the day after.

The Divorce Bill is imperative to stop this injustice.

- It's about to be passed! - How come you know?

Look.

Why didn't you say so before?

Well done, Ramesh!

Well done, Ramesh!

Wonderful, Ramesh! Beautiful!

Great form! Go for straight sets! Don't let him get a single

- I'll try. - Trying won't be enough.

- You must win! - All right.

- You know how I got here? - With the tickets, right?

Aunt wouldn't let me come.

I escaped through a window. Only for you.

I see.

- Where's Anita? - Must be seeing Ramesh.

Seeing Ramesh, again?

Who says? She's in her room, asleep.

- She's lying, madam. - Go on, take a look.

No, she's unwell.

Let her rest.

Damn you.

15/30.

My shoes... those shoes are mine.

Shoes, please.

The other one too.

Hurt on the nose?

Staring at what?

Look, there's a lovely match going on out there.

Wonderful! Excellent, Ramesh!

Saw that? Know him... who he is?

You don't know him?

That's Ramesh! India's number one.

Anita.

The bloody secretary! Run!

Bye-bye Ramesh.

Hey Mister.

First pay up your last week's dues. Then you can place orders.

Stop sniffing that handkerchief. Out with the money, don't waste my time.

Great.

Great.

For 3 days, I've been looking for you. My legs are tired, and here he sits...

...peacefully. You handle the cash register.

Why haven't you been coming home? Where have you been?

Cash register.

I've spent 6.10 on cabs, 9.14 on bus fares looking for you.

Had you been at home, I would've spent at most a tenner.

Now look at what I've lost!

That's a lady's! Whose...?

The cat got your tongue?

"What magic holds my heart spellbound"

"My pulse... "

"it set my pulse racing"

"My eyes have met someone's"

"And I'm not the same anymore"

"What magic holds my heart spellbound"

"it set my pulse racing"

"My eyes have met someone's"

"And I'm not the same anymore"

"Don't even ask me how I was yesterday"

"My eyes were seeking, seeking, my heart was wishing, wishing"

"Don't even ask me how I was yesterday"

"My eyes were seeking, seeking, my heart was wishing, wishing"

"Then I saw her, my wish came true"

"Darling, my luck is changed forever"

"What magic holds my heart spellbound"

"My pulse is racing"

"My eyes have met someone's... "

"and I'm not the same anymore"

"What strange addiction, this ecstasy of love"

"She is mine, yet she knows not"

"What strange addiction, this ecstasy of love"

"She is mine, yet she knows not"

"Oh cruel love, what plot is this?"

"Oh darling, my luck is changed forever"

"The magic spell on my heart... "

"has set my pulse racing"

"My eyes have met someone's... "

"and I'm not the same anymore"

"I can still hear her footsteps"

"I'm still glamour-struck when I think of her"

"I can still hear her footsteps"

"I'm still glamour-struck when I think of her"

"Has the day dawned? Is the night over?"

"Oh darling, my luck is changed forever"

"The magic spell on my heart... "

"has set my pulse racing"

"My eyes have met someone's... "

"and I'm not the same anymore"

"The magic spell on my heart... "

"has set my pulse racing"

"My eyes have met someone's... "

"and I'm not the same anymore"

- What happened? - Is he unconscious?

- He's still alive, I guess? - Check his pulse.

Ma'am!

Anita!

You were sick, weren't you?

And you went out? Where...?

Nowhere in particular.

To the doctor, maybe?

Yes!? Yes.

I've been to the doctor.

What did the doctor say?

Doctor!?

He advises an outdoors life to stay fit.

Watching tennis matches to stay fit too?

Tennis matches!?

I didn't go to watch any tennis match!

She did.

Aren't you ashamed to lie?

She's lying.

You may leave Mona.

Go on.

There's a lot of difference between you and a common man.

Getting mad about men doesn't befit you.

But women are rarely fooled, they always fool the men.

Anita, tomorrow you complete 20.

What I tell you is for your own good.

I was married.

I tell you, men are opportunists.

You better believe me.

Aunty.

All of them...?

You are a child no more.

Tomorrow, your will inherit your father's millions.

Thousands of young men will want to marry you, for the money.

Fall for them, and you are deceived.

Understand?

The machinery inside is working?

Perfectly! This is just a sham...

...to stall me. He hasn't paid the rent and food bills for the last 3 months.

But no more sympathies for him.

And no more picking his brains.

- Dad. - Oh dear, calm down.

You shut up!

Oh, sorry!

Dad!

Is he on his way out?

What says your tubes?

A few questions to clarify his state.

Go on.

- Is he a baccalaureate? - Graduated first class.

- He's a cartoonist too? - First class too.

He possesses a single pair of woollen trousers?

And his shoes wear out every two months?

Once every month-and-a-half.

Remaining fortnight, he makes do with cardboard, poor chap.

He buys cigarettes on credit?

There you are! Cheapest brand.

But you've said nothing about the disease...?

It's one of the two diseases that's plaguing the 20th century.

One's cancer and there's another. Cancer kills in 6 months.

But a protracted illness of the other syndrome drives the patient...

- into a well or a deep lake. - What disease is that?

Hunger and unemployment.

Thank God, I'm employed!

But doctor, what's the cure?

Not medicine. Two square meals a day.

Two square meals...?

If you get rid of one of your servants this poor chap might land a meal a day.

You want to get rid of me?

- Out with my fees. - Fees!?

Pay him.

You pay.

- We'll settle accounts later. - God knows when.

Look away.