Amaanat (ਅਮਾਨਤ)

- Congratulations. - Thank you.

Have a sweet, sir.

Offer it to him, first.

Sure. Here.

Next, please.

Registrar, you are always in a hurry to get us out of here.

No, Sardarji. It's not so.

Actually, I never need To check your documentations.

Bye, Sardarji.

Sardarji, we show up here after every month or two.

I feel as if this is my second home now.

Joking, eh?

No.

You know if any couple in love nearby faces any difficult..

..they know that you will come to their rescue.

We were told about you by another couple like us.

You are the one who got them married as well.

This is great.

I am getting famous because of your uncle Sona.

He's my uncle after all. It's not a small thing.

Okay then, let's get make their love official with the help of your uncle.

Sardarji, if you are the one who gets us married..

..then why do we need uncle Sona's blessings?

Who is uncle Sona anyway?

Shinda, tell them.

My brother, he is someone special.

If he hadn't fallen in love,

Sardarji wouldn't have started helping couple get married.

Right, Sardarji?

Sardarji, you are like God to us.

Why do we need to seek uncle Sona's blessings?

What is so special about him?

He has earned love.

Like you two had a love marriage...

You got him married?

No.

Not all love stories end up in marriages.

There are a few special people who spend their lives in love..

..and their live becomes a guiding light for others.

And you have one such person working in your factory?

Yes, he is special.

He has always occupied a corner..

..and keeps fixing things.

Sona!

Sona!

Sona!

Why don't you ever listen to me?

How many times have I told you

not to get so engrossed in work that you even forget to eat!

Look over there. I am sure there's again a fly in your tea.

So what, Sardarji? It is not a big deal.

You will order me another one.

You know how to value a hard working person.

You are so dedicated that

I have to order another cup of special tea for you every day.

Thank you.

Order a tea for this husband of a crazy wife as well.

I am the one who started the machine in the morning.

Don't you feel ashamed to call sister-in-law crazy?

No.

She takes such good care of you.

She makes delicious food for you.

Let's exchange lunch boxes then.

Why should I get a single man's burnt lunch?

If you don't want to order tea for me then don't.

Tell me about it.

You will anyway get tea now that you have mentioned Shinda.

- How is he doing? - He is good.

He is having fun.

It's his age to have fun.

You cannot us to have fun at our age.

Okay then, drink your tea and enjoy life.

Okay, Sardarji.

Today's tea is on Sona.

Why, Sardarji?

From tomorrow, you will be working on that big machine.

The machine that makes our company the most money.

And you are getting a 500 rupees raise from next month.

- Thank you, Sardarji. - Don't.

Why are you touching my feet?

I am not that old.

Also order some fritters along with the tea.

Fritters.

Don't worry, they are on me.

Bye. Get back to work now.

- Okay. - Send my tea to my office.

Well done. Shinda's uncle got a raise.

Congratulations.

Come on, let's have some fritters.

You carry on, I still have some work left.

Fine, finish it.

You got a raise.

So why are you sulking?

I got a 500 rupees raise which I will get from next month.

- How are you, Sona? - Good.

You guys made me spend a week's expense on a party.

I need to pay the grocer too. Now I will I face him?

Then don't face him.

I don't either when I need to pay him.

Okay.

- You are smart. - Of course, I am.

Sona, don't worry about the credit. You have to take it on and off.

Pay the debt when you have the money. This is what I do as well.

You too should do this.

Rampur, Khedi, Balna, Danamandi!

Rampur, Khedi, Balna, Danamandi!

Rampur, Khedi, Balna, Danamandi!

- Let's go, Tony. - Let's go!

Get in. I was waiting for you only. I have enough passengers.

Rampur, Khedi, Balna, Danamandi!

Let's go where will you make them sit?

If I can get more passengers I'll go standing.

Tony, why don't you ever clear your vehicle?

It's so dirty.

It's not like white clothes will get dirty.

Shut up and sit tight.

What about other passengers?

The seats are cleaned with passengers' clothes when they sit on them.

That means you won't clean them?

Tell me, how many machines do you clean in the factory?

Sardarji brought a new machine in the factory so I keep it clean and sparkling.

If my contractor buys me a new rickshaw

then I too will keep it clean and sparkling.

Stupid, he'll get you a new one only if you keep this one clean.

That will go against me.

How so?

If I clean and dust it,

my contractor will give it to another driver for a higher rent..

..and give me another piece of junk.

It is not so, Tony.

It is so in our field, trust me.

What is wrong with it?

Wait.

I told you, you should take care of it.

It stopped.

Spare me the lecture, man.

Let me check what's wrong.

Does it even have enough oil and fuel, son?

Let me check.

Everyone's always in a hurry.

I got it fueled just yesterday.

Hurry up, brother.

I stay quite far away. It will get dark before I reach home.

Why do you worry? You are a young man.

- This is good business. - Yes, brother.

Where are you running off to without paying my dues, son?

What dues, sir?

Oh, come on!

This is broad daylight robbery.

You forgot what you owe me in just 24 hours?

You mean that 150 rupees worth of groceries.

Yes, of course.

You took enough goods to fill the back seat of rickshaw.

On credit.

Sir, please don't insult my vehicle.

You don't have enough groceries to fill up its back seat.

Sona, pay him so that we can leave.

He wants to fill his coffers.

That's better.

Let's go. It's getting late.

Happy Lala?

Looks like you had only 150 in your pocket.

I'll pay you tomorrow, Tony.

No problem.

Fine.

- Bye. - Bye.

Yes, what is it, English woman?

English woman?

Making fun of your mother?

I'll pull your ears if I had been down there.

You can still try if you can.

But at least wear decent clothes.

I feel shy to talk to you, mother.

Oh I see, you feel shy of your mother now?

You are all grown up now, eh?

Of course, I feel shy.

I have seen you wearing rags all my life.

I don't understand the fancy clothes you have

started wearing once you went up there.

Tell me something, are they readymade or made to order.

This is in fashion up here.

You earthly people are so old fashioned.

Up here, everyone is up-to-date.

Right.

Like this is first time I have heard these tales?

Tell me more.

Forget that.

You won't understand.

Tell me, how was your day?

Bad day, mother.

I lost 50 because I gained 500.

Don't talk in riddles.

Tell me in simple words, what's this 500 and 150 about?

I got a 500 rupees raise and I had to spend 50 to give a party.

Oh wonderful.

My son got a raise.

- What are you now? - JE.

Sardarji has put me on a new machine.

And gave me a 500 rupees raise.

You got a 500 rupees raise and you are crying over 50 rupees.