De De Pyaar De 2

Isn't this too far? It will increase the travel time.

Your house is good enough.

We'll be tying the knot and starting a family.

The kids will need their own rooms, won't they?

You persuaded him, didn't you?

Smart move. You've mapped out your life meticulously.

Just put up with him for a few years, then claim half his fortune.

Your life will be set as you approach 40.

Wrong. I'll claim everything.

I won't leave a dime for Manju and the kids.

Manju isn't likely to be around in 15 years either.

Once the wedding happens, I won't wait that long.

There are many drugs that are undetectable in biopsy tests.

- Will he really marry you? - Does he have a choice?

I'm waiting to introduce him to the family.

Once Kittu delivers the baby, everyone will be cheerful.

Laughter will fill the house.

Dad will be thrilled!

The timing will be perfect!

To stab their happiness-filled hearts?

Correct!

Ladies and gentlemen,

you just witnessed how this woman bewitched

this middle-aged man

with her enticing youth.

She fell for the wealth, and he for the youth.

So, they fell in love chasing what was missing in their lives.

Tell me. Can you fall in love after just one night together?

Maybe not from the act of sleeping,

but often, due to the lack of it.

They fell in love, and also fulfilled their romantic desires.

But when their future was in question,

they realised the truth.

Ayesha wanted to get married and have kids.

But Ashish didn't want to do these things all over again.

This led to a sad scene

so they broke up and sang a sad song.

Come along…

Come along…

By the time the sad song ended,

they realised that their love was true.

So they patched up again.

After the patch up, Ashish had a brilliant idea

that Ayesha should meet his family

so he took her to meet them.

- Manju. - Ayesha.

My wife.

My secretary.

That lie led to a whole lot of chaos.

He dislikes lentils.

He likes mine.

When the truth was finally exposed,

his daughter's wedding was almost called off.

While trying to comfort Manju in her grief,

Ashish got a little too comfortable.

And the fool revealed this to Ayesha.

The fight led to the discovery

that Ashish and Manju never got divorced.

Ayesha left in a fit of rage,

and Ashish stayed back for his daughter's sake.

Later, Ashish sorted out his daughter's marriage.

Seeing that sacrifice,

Manju got emotional.

She went to convince Ayesha.

It's hard to accept, but…

If love can't blossom from one night together,

then how can it fade away in one night?

Ashish got emotional and made a promise

to go through the entire ordeal again.

Everyone thought this was the end of story.

Everything's sorted now.

So, ready to get married?

What do you mean?

I'm not an orphan, you know!

I've got a family too.

- What are you saying? - You have to meet them.

Now, watch the story unfold.

Yeah, Mom. I'm heading out today.

No need to send anyone.

I'll manage.

Okay, I'm hanging up now. I need to finish packing.

Okay, bye.

Nervous?

A little.

But don't worry, my family isn't too dramatic.

Will you tell everyone at once? Or one by one?

One by one.

Will your mom be first?

So she can manage the others?

My mom's not like most moms.

She won't handle anything.

She's loyal to just one person.

Her husband.

Once I tell her, she'll immediately tell dad.

Then dad will pretend

like he doesn't have a clue

and will try to get the details from me.

He will drop hints, so that I tell him myself.

Then break the news to everyone at once.

It's like an official application that has to pass through multiple hands.

Everyone knows who it is for and who gives the final approval.

But following the process is critical.

If I tell dad with the others,

he will feel that he isn't being valued.

And what if his real reaction comes out?

Trust me, it's best kept hidden.

So, mom gets the first reaction

and we get a progressive,

empathetic, understanding father's rehearsed speech.

I thought your family was supposed to be chill.

I never said they're dramatic.

It's all about the process.

Following the process is important.

I'll manage.

I'm not a coward like you.

Don't worry.

Who's your daddy? Your daddy?

I said, "Who's your daddy? Your daddy?"

- You're here. - What does it look like?

I'll give you a smack!

Don't act all smart.

Is he training for some competition?

Fitness. For me.

Mom, please! I don't want to hear it.

That over-the-top energy might backfire.

You'll face competition if his focus ever drifts.

Immature guys get distracted.

Experienced men are fixed on one goal

throughout their lives.

Ayeshu!

No, Dad! You're soaked in sweat.

Training for the Olympics?

Ever since he found out he's going to be a grandpa,

fitness has become an obsession.

He's excited but somewhat shaken.

He's still in denial that he's going to be a grandpa.

Stop it, Rajji.

I do all this for you.

What?

We're educated, progressive people. We're modern.

She's my college sweetheart.

And this is how she became your mother.

Give me that.

Listen…

- Where's Kittu? - In her room.

What did my brother do to you?

How could you let him?

I liked what he did,

but what I'm going through now is torture.

No one's listening to me!

Everyone's doing their own thing.

Listen, I didn't want to deliver at our home in Gurgaon

so I wanted to go to my parents' place instead of coming here.

That's where I'm heading after the sixth-day rituals.

I feel like a ping pong ball! Your brother is always quiet!

He just works from home with those headphones on. I hate it!

Vent it out.

You can vent your frustration on me.

I'm here to help you relax.

I've asked the doctor to be on standby.

It can be any moment.

Hey! Take it easy, dear.

Don't exert yourself.

Why are you just standing there? Can't you help her?

What would you like for breakfast?

Won't someone ask me as well? I flew nine hours to get here.

Don't they serve food on the flight?

Father-in-law, your daughter is visiting.

Give her some attention.

She's getting jealous.

What do you mean?

Rajji, isn't she like my daughter too?

How could she say that?

Mother-in-law, please take him away.

I'm the one who's pregnant, but he's the one acting hormonal.

You know how it is, dear.

He is feeling vulnerable right now.

Make your special omelet.

Coming right up.

Make one for her too.

Done.

Mom, ask dad to add extra cheese.

If you want to talk privately, just say so.

Do I look stupid?

Brother, should I say it again?

So, any news on the due date? What did the doctor say?

Is it happening today or not?

You don't get real time updates for these things.

He said it'll happen today, but it depends on the baby's mood.

What happened?

Planning to return?

I want to call the baby's uncle.

Nice, taking advantage of the situation.

What's wrong? Call him.

I'm here. I'll handle everything.

You just saw how important I am.

They listen to everything I say.

- Where is he from? India or London? - London.

- How long have you been together? - Six months. We live together.

Six months?