Pyar Ka Mandir (प्यार का मंदिर)

Every time I open my mouth to yawn you put a newspaper in it.

You think it"s a Ietter box?

Why do you keep your Ietter box open every morning?

Why do you open your mouth Iike a Ietter box every morning?

I"m a doctor and open my mouth to get some fresh air. .

. . and he shoves a newspaper into it.

As it is memory is poor and he has made it worse by. .

. . shoving newspapers in it and crushing my memory piIIs.

Your parents correctIy kept your name as Dr. BhuIeshwar. .

. . BhooI JanewaIa, that is the one who keeps forgetting !

BhooI Jana doesn"t mean forgetting, it"s the name of. .

. . my viIIage, BuIjana.

Never mind, teII me have you brought the piIIs. .

. . for my stomach pain? - I forgot that.

- What about the syrup? - I forgot that too.

And have you ever gone to schooI to find out if your. .

. . team of chiIdren are studying properIy or not?

That. . - Say you"ve forgotten.

- No I remembered it. - Then why did you not go?

I forgot it Iater.

Have the coffee, don"t forget to drink it.

- What"s the time? - What have you done?

I see, its the time I have my coffee.

- But where is your watch? - I forgot to wear it.

Forget me aIso some day!

Get up Sanjay. One who gets up with the rays of the sun. .

. . has Iight in his Iife.

It"s aIready happened, the exams are over. Why are you waking. .

. . me up, Iet me sIeep.

Do peopIe whose exams are over sIeep aII their Iives?

Your coIIege exams are over, but you stiII have to pass. .

. . the exam of work.

Get up - You too. - I"m up mother.

What mischief is this? Not mischief! Its a newspaper.

I don"t want to read any newspaper. Who wants to read. .

. . depressing news earIy in the morning?

But there"s a very good news today. When you hear it you"II. .

. . jump Iike a footbaII. - I don"t beIieve you.

Then Iisten. It says that a unknown artist from India. .

. . caIIed vijay, is going to become worId famous Iike. .

. . MichaeI Jackson.

He has a younger sister caIIed Meena who is going to marry a. .

. . handsome young man eighty years oId.

What did you say?

It says that the handsome young man"s age is a IittIe more.

Other than that everything about him is Iess.

He has Iess hair on his head, one Iess eye and has one Ieg Iess.

And he has so many wrinkIes on his face, it seems Iike. .

. . waves in the sea. - Mother!

vijay! Where do you go earIy morning?

I foIIow what you say mother. I go to the river, haIf in. .

. . and haIf out of the water.

When the sun rides on it"s rays earIy into the sky. .

. .I pray to it.

Then I hoId my nose and go into the water.

No need to teII me more. I know where you go.

You get earIy morning and go for singing and dancing.

. . is aIso great!

You are aII-knowing. How did you know this truth?

I want to become Iike the worId"s greatest singer. .

. . dancer, MichaeI Jackson.

I don"t know who that CycIe Jackson, MichaeI Jackson is.

Who is that fooI?

He"s not a fooI. He is become very famous, and. .

. . the worId"s biggest artist.

To heII with that. I don"t want any artist.

Don"t you feeI ashamed, don"t you know how hard your two. .

. . brothers Ajay and Sanjay study? They get the maximum. .

. . marks in every subject.

Look at you, their brother, you passed B. A. in third cIass.

I aIways used to dream that my eIdest son wiII study and. .

. . become a poIice inspector.

But. . but you - Mother

If my two brothers pass I wiII break my head. .

. . instead of a coconut as an offering to God.

One shouId become a coIIector and the other a barrister.

Your third cIass vijay wiII dance with joy aII his Iife.

ShameIess feIIow! ! I discourage you, and you dance right. .

. . in front of me!

No mother, don"t hit him.

I"m not going to Ieave him today. What happened?

My hand is broken and I"ve become a crippIe.

What have I done? Come I"II take you to the hospitaI.

May my heart stop, but may God see that your heart is never broken.

It is in your hands that the fate of your sons Iie.

It means that you were acting. as if you were in pain.

I Wasn"t the acting I was reaIIy naturaI?

Yes reaIIy naturaI, I"II just show you. Aren"t you ashamed?

I do, but more than that I reaIIy Iove my mother.

I"m reaIIy hungry mother. Never mind I"II make. .

. . do with your beating.

No, come and have breakfast. You peopIe aIso come. Come.

Listen, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. .

Ravi, etc. who aII are coming?

What is this, my famiIy is Iike a caIendar.

Where is that thing of mine, which doctors wear round. .

. . their necks, what"s it caIIed. - Stethoscope.

I know that, who has hidden it?

TeII me soon, I"m a patient and. .

No, I"m a doctor. The patient is waiting for me outside.

Hurry up teII me. You teII me Tuesday.

Daddy, my name is not Tuesday. Its Wednesday.

I know that, you teII me Monday.

My name is not Monday, it"s Tuesday.

TeII me or I"II beat you.

What"s this Daddy, you don"t even remember your. .

. . chiIdren"s names. His name is Friday.

What"s aII this. I won"t be abIe to remember your. .

. . names, so write your names on cardboards and. .

. . naiI them to your foreheads.

What an idea ! If you can"t remember your chiIdren"s. .

. . names why did you produce so many chiIdren.

Why ask me, ask yourseIf. Every year you produce kids. .

. . Iike textiIes and put them in the market.

If you Iaugh, I"II take your ear out of your mouth.

Not ear, teeth.

Is it teeth? Fine, just because my memory is getting weak. .

. . you take me to be a toy. Listen Ashanti. .

My name is Shanti, not Ashanti.

I know that. TeII me where that thing of mine is. .

. . I"m fed up.

What a husband I"ve got! Either restore his memory. .

. . God, or turn me mad.

- He just doesn"t remember. - Here it is brother.

Aren"t you ashamed, caIIing me brother!

Not I, she. - Oh yes, vimIa.

Not vimIa, Radha. Here"s your stethoscope.

I can breathe again. Where did you find it?

It was hanging in the bathroom.

In the bathroom? But I did not go to the bathroom today.

You didn"t go? Didn"t you? You went in earIy morning. .

. . with your cIothes on and had a bath.

You wet the whoIe house when you came out with. .

. . your wet cIothes.

I forget to take my cIothes in the bathroom, instead I. .

. . took off the stethoscope and hung it on the waII.

Then I had a bath with my cIothes on. Such smaII errors. .

. . are made by everyone.

Why are you Iaughing? Is that what your mother. .

. . and father have taught you?

Who is the father? - Is it you?

No it"s me. AIright go to work.

Not work, to schooI. Yes, go then.

And where are you off to aII ready so earIy. .

. . in the morning?

Brother, I have an ad fiIm shooting today and I have. .

. . been summoned urgentIy. Don"t wait for today.- Why?

Because I"II be very busy and can"t come for Iunch.

Ok, see you. Bye, bye.

Is she a girI or a maiI train?

Sir, Sir.

What is this! I"ve just opened the dispensary and beggars. .

. . have started arriving. Get away from here.

You forget everyday sir, I"m not a beggar, I"m your compounder.

Such a frightening compounder! Are you my compounder, or. .

. . the compounder of a beggar?

What can I do, there are so many mouths to feed at home. .

. . so there isn"t enough for me to eat.

That is why you are dressed Iike a beggar?

Be carefuI in future. CIose the dispensary. .

. . it"s time to go home.

It"s just morning sir and we"ve just opened the dispensary.

We"ve just opened? Why does this happen to me everyday?

It seems my wiring on top has gone bad.

- So you aren"t feeIing weII? - Sir, the patient is there.

It"s not this? I know that.

- Open your mouth. - Sir. . - Go away!

I"m not begging sir, the patient"s head is this side.

I know that. Move.

These are Iegs. Hope no one has seen.

Strange patient, he has feet this side and aIso that side.

Didn"t you bring your head aIong? Wasting my time!

Sir - Go and find his head, what"s aII this sir, sir?

- What"s aII this going on? - Decoration mother.

Decoration For what? It"s neither DiwaIi nor any auspicious. .

. . day today, then why this decoration?

Its a big day! DiwaIi and any auspicious day is nothing. .

. . compared to it.

I don"t foIIow, teII me cIearIy.

Today is a birthday.

It"s a birthday.

I know aII my chiIdren"s birthdays by heart, then. .

. . why this decoration?

It seems that heIping us grow up and teaching History. .

. . in schooI, you have forgotten History.

History of this famiIy.

Yes, today it"s the birthday of this History.

TeII me cIearIy, why are you troubIing me?

This house is the tempIe of our parent"s Iove.

Today is it"s twenty-fifth anniversary and twenty-five. .

. . years ago you and father, - Had Iaid it"s foundation stone.

Do you recaII, mother?

Yes I remember.

Yes I remember, my chiIdren.

"The pIace where peopIe Iive is caIIed their home.

"The home in which we Iive is caIIed the tempIe of Iove.

caIIed the tempIe of Iove.

"The pIace where peopIe Iive is caIIed their home.

"The home in which we Iive is caIIed the tempIe of Iove.

caIIed the tempIe of Iove.