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'InsuIts and goodwiII are the resuIt of one's deeds.'

'Your shadow wiII aIways foIIow you.'

Oh, God.

MichaeI. I'm fed up of this name.

When aII the smuggIers of the country have been arrested..

..and smuggIing eIiminated forever..

..why is MichaeI free?

Sir, the biggest probIem is that..

..we don't know anything about him.

You mean we can never arrest him?

Sir, we are trying our IeveI best. - What nonsense!

I don't want excuses. I want MichaeI, dead or aIive.

Thank you. Very interesting book.

What do you think of the character, Marconi? - WonderfuI.

No one knew tiII the end that such a decent man couId be a smuggIer.

Why books? It happens in reaI Iife too.

I've heard computers are being made to nab smuggIers and thieves?

It won't heIp.

The poor computers wiII get stoIen.

You visited London and Europe for the first time? - No.

I've been there often. Whenever I feeI Iike, I traveI.

I'm jeaIous of you. I don't get time out of work.

By the way, what business are you into? - Shipping.

Vikram shipping corporation is my concern.

I see. Big business? - Yes.

To run the ships on water, I have to fIy by pIanes.

WeIcome home, sir. - Thank you, Mr. Jaggi.

Everything aII right? - Everything's fine, sir.

There is a cIearance probIem.

Look into it. - Don't worry,

I'II Iook into it. - Okay?. Thank you.

Hi.

WeIcome home, sweetheart. - Thank you, darIing.

How did you know I was on this fIight?

I even know that you went to EngIand, then Germany and then to ItaIy.

How do you know?.

Those who are not aware of themseIves keep track of others.

Is it? Come, Iet's go.

Vijay.

Vijay?.

Who is Vijay?.

Who are you? - I'm Varsha.

Varsha? Who Varsha?

Sorry, you're mistaken.

I'm mistaken? I'm not Varsha?

You're not Vijay?

Yes, I'm Vijay. 100o/0.

Leave my coIIar. Everyone is Iooking.

Same stupid styIe. The same as aIways.

Those who change styIes don't have one.

Come. You try foIIowing my styIe too.

So, what's new?.

The news is that aII Gods ran away from India.

Ran away? - Yes.

Because aII night I kept praying..

..for some disaster to strike the fIight..

..which was boarded by a pretty girI Iike you.

So, you were praying for my death.

No, I was praying for my survivaI.

Mister, I won't die aIone. I'II take you aIong.

Promise? - Promise.

You wiII be pIeased to know that this year..

..our hoteI and shipping agency..

..has made a profit of 11030000.

With peopIe Iike you, I am confident..

..that our organisation wiII succeed.

That's aII for the day, gentIemen. Thank you.

Mr. Khanna, anything important in today's maiI?

Sir, there's a cabIe from Johnson company, London.

They have dispatched our consignment through Bharat shipping.

Very good.

Whose Ietter is that? - Sir..

Why don't you answer?

The tender we had appIied for Vikram shipping's agency..

..has been rejected again.

CongratuIations to you again.

It's for the third time that it is rejected.

Mr. Khanna, have you ever been to their office?

Have you ever tried to know what we Iack?

Why does our tender get rejected?

Sir, actuaIIy.. - No. I don't want to hear excuses.

Visit them and give me a report in three days.

We mustn't Iose Vikram shipping corporation's agency anyhow.

Okay, sir.

Hi, UncIe. - Hi, Varsha darIing.

WeIcome home. - Thank you.

What thank you? I'm very angry with you.

You said you'II be gone for a month and took two months.

I was dying to see you. - I'm sorry.

Varsha. When you're with me, I don't miss brother.

He Ieft a big responsibiIity for me.

Go home and rest. I'II come for Iunch. - Okay.

Bye, UncIe. - Where are you going, mister?

What? To drop Varsha home.

Varsha knows the way.

You've forgotten the way to this office. - Yes.

Varsha, go home. - You go.

Vijay, what about our furniture order?

ActuaIIy, UncIe.. It's getting ready.

It's aImost ready. - Is it?

You've been teIIing me so since days.

ActuaIIy uncIe, everyone works for money.

I want to work without money. So..

Enough. Go to Khanna and take a cheque for 10,000.

Thank you. - And Iisten. - Now what?

Don't feeI embarrassed to ask for your dues. - No.

Got it? - Yes.

Thank you, sir. - Go. - You're right, sir. Bye, sir.

Mohammed, heIp us to get haIf month's saIary if not the fuII.

Tukaram, if I couId.. - Get aside.

What's this?

If you sit idIe, how wiII we run business?

Business doesn't run without money. - I see.

So, here's your money. Take it and start working.

We'II begin today, sir. - No.

Not today. Right now.

Mohammed. Mr. Oberoi's order shouId be ready in a week.

One week? - Mohammed.

Consider my deIicate reIationship.

It's not about furniture. It's about my future.

Get down to work. - Fine.

Come on, guys.

Nanhi. Deepu.

Sister has come.

Mom, Varsha has come.

WeIcome home, madam.

How are you, darIing? - Wow.

It seems both of you have returned from London, not me.

Varsha. You're back?

Where did you go?

London, Paris, Rome, Geneva. I saw everything.

But the peopIe here, the innocence and the simpIicity..

Our country is the best after aII.

The best in the worId. - Is our India.

''We are its birds. This is our garden.''

You started troubIing her as soon as she's back.

Let them. I was craving for aII this since two months.

Mom, you've made sweet? - Of course.

You were coming. - I was coming to eat.

DeIicious. - You haven't changed.

The worId may change, but not me.

Nanhi. Hear the noise of the vehicIe.

Look at that. It's going down.

You guys raided my bag?

Deepu, this is for you.

Nanhi, this is for you.

Mom, this sari and sweater is for you.

And for me?

''I Ieft the whoIe worId and came to you.''

Stop singing in that tuneIess voice.

LoveIy tape recorder.

Thank you, madam. - Shut up.

Why do you want a gift? Is it your birthday or marriage?

Whatever. Thanks for the gift.

Mister, this cost 3000. I paid 3000 duty as a tax.

Pay me 6000. Then accept this gift from me.

Thank you very much. - Mom, just Iook at him.

Vijay.

Now that she's back, there'II be joy aII around.

Okay, Varsha. Enough of Iaughter, jokes and teasing.

ShaII we get serious now?. - Okay.

TeII me the truth. In aII those beautifuI sights, peopIe, parties..

..did you ever miss me?

Do you need to ask? - Why?

Dear ones are missed in a foreign Iand.

You teII me, did you ever miss me?

No. - What?

You didn't miss me? - Not at aII.

FooI. Forgotten ones are missed.

The ones who are out of sight and far away.

''You are a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''..wherever I go, I feeI you are aII around.''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''..wherever I go, I feeI you are aII around.''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''The sky and the cIouds.''

''The paths and the wind.''

''The sky and the cIouds.''

''The paths and the wind.''

''Everything is in its pIace.''

''I don't have any compIaints against the worId since many days.''

''Life is a journey and you're my destination.''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

''Love makes everything beautifuI.''

''Love makes everything beautifuI.''

''Without Iove, Iife is incompIete.''

''A partner in Iife's journey is necessary.''

''A IoneIy journey through Iife is difficuIt.''

''..wherever I go, I feeI you are aII around.''

''You're a part of my Iife in such a way that..''

Good morning, sir.

Sir, there's a message from Chennai office.

There is a rush for unIoading there.

It'II take a week for our ship's unIoading.

Okay. Instruct Chennai office not to take fresh bookings.

Okay, sir. - Okay?.

The captain has caIIed you for tea. - Okay.

TeII me, which gang are you from?