Jee Ve Sohneya Jee (ਜੀਵੇ ਸੋਹਣਿਆ ਜੀ)

'According to my mother, luck favors only those...'

'who possess a kind heart.'

'And my mother is absolutely right.'

'For months on end, my bike, Al-mast and I would be away from home.'

'Without any worries.'

'This was my life's intention'

'For it to be without a specific plan.'

'Traveling aimlessly brought me a sense of tranquility that...'

'I couldn't find anywhere else.'

'I was in search of something.'

'Yet, I was uncertain of what exactly it was.'

Greetings, Mother.

You have been gone for 40 days!

We are unable to reach you on your phone...

and we have no knowledge of your whereabouts.

I don’t know why we ever purchased that cursed motorcycle for you!

Ali, our factory went up in flames.

Everything has turned to ashes. We are devastated.

Mother, I am returning home.

'However, everything took a different turn one day.'

'Because destiny had a different plan in store for me.'

Wonderful!

Congratulations, bro.

'To recover the losses that my father suffered in business,'

'I had to become engaged to Uncle Jamil's daughter, who is his business partner.'

'Uncle Jamil has been extremely kind to our family.'

'He assisted me in establishing myself in London.'

'Moreover, he is making every effort to remove my name...'

'from the TSDB list.’

Congratulations!

You too.

I wish Rehan was older than me.

Then I could persuade Dad to get him married first.

Anyway, when are you planning to return to London?

Monday. My flight leaves on Monday.

And what about you?

I'll be staying here for a couple of days.

Okay.

What are your plans for the future?

Amna mentioned that you want to start a travel company.

Yes, that has actually been my childhood dream.

Well, it still is.

I have always had a passion for traveling.

So you could say that the open road holds a special place in my heart.

That's why I have been considering starting a travel company.

I already have a name in mind...

"Beyond and Above Trails" by Ali Parviz.

I want to continue traveling and exploring different cities and countries.

For me, the roads feel like home.

I envision having a special expectation vehicle...

that would allow me to tour the whole world,

like a mobile home, which I could--

I'm sorry, I just got carried away.

Your thoughts seem quite a hippie.

I didn’t know. I really didn’t know.

Do you enjoy traveling?

Traveling? Me?

No way!

You know, even the journey from Lahore to Faisalabad is difficult for me.

I suffer from motion sickness and vertigo.

I have to take medication just to make it to Lahore.

I'm really sorry, but I don't understand how traveling can be considered...

a hobby for anyone.

People only travel out of necessity, right?

What do you think?

I don't know.

'After all it's a dream.'

'It's can't be true, when we wake up.'

'There was another reason...'

'that made it impossible for me to decline marrying her.'

'Amana and Rehan's happiness.'

'Rehan is Ashia's small brother.'

'Amana and Rehan loves each other.'

What's the matter?

Aren't we going to wash it?

'And Amana's happiness is everything for me.'

I don't think it's necessary.

I'm thinking of selling it after I get married.

What's wrong, bro?

It's your life.

How can you even consider selling it?

Did Aasia say something?

Aasia?

No, why?

Come on bro, don't even try to lie to me.

Tell me, what did Aasia say?

Nothing.

She struggles with traveling...

from Faisalabad to Lahore.

She gets sick.

Don't tell me!

So you won't have the opportunity to travel aimlessly after marriage?

Why don't you tell Father that you don't like Aasia?

No, I have no reason to dislike her.

Besides...

anyone can get sick while traveling, right?

Promise me that you're not getting married to her just for my sake.

Swear on me and tell me, are you sacrificing yourself...

so that Rehan and I can be together?

Are you out of your mind?

I'm doing this for everyone,

Mother, Father, this household, this family...

for Uncle Jamil's family too.

And maybe a little for you as well.

People like you should always opt for arranged marriages.

You never made mistakes in life.

You never fought with anyone in school or college.

Who told you to be such an ideal son?

This was bound to happen.

Now you have to face the consequences.

Thanks...

for the encouragement.

Tell me the truth...

who is this girl, princess, or whatever...

who you couldn't find here or there?

I don't know.

It seems like God hasn't created such a girl yet.

Perhaps He has indeed created her...

and simply hasn't brought her into your life yet.

Who knows, she could be in some corner of the world...

packing her bags and getting ready to meet you?

"My dear (Moon) where did you spent the night ?"

"My dear (Moon) where did you spent the night ?"

"My dear (Moon) where did you spent the night ?"

“My dear (Moon) where did you spent the night ?"

“My dear (Moon) where did you spent the night ?"

Meher?

Yeah?

Preeti, what made you bring him here?

You know Deepi is here with us, right?

He has been pursuing you for three years.

When I told him today that you're leaving, he started crying.

I had no other choice.

You know he still cherishes the wrappers of all the chips...

and chocolates you had in these three years?

Damn it.

Talk to him. Don't be so unkind.

Simmu...

Okay, say what you want to say. Carry on.

I love you. I love you to the moon and back.

I love you more than Romeo and Juliet.

We will have a magnificent wedding.

It will be even grander than Katrina Kaif's wedding.

We will go to Kasauli for our pre-wedding photoshoot.

We will get a PR and move to Canada.

Both of us will work and buy a house on installments.

Once we pay off a few installments, you can stop working...

and we can plan for a baby.

Then, you won't need to work anymore.

It will be just you, me, and our baby.

Simmu.

What are you saying?

Look, you are very sweet and innocent.

And I totally respect your feelings. It's not like I don’t.

But I am not meant for these things.

The path of my life is different, Simmu.

I can't afford to fall in love, sorry.

I understand.

You have changed the course of your life away from me because I am not handsome.

No, who told you that you're not handsome?

You did.

You just called me sweet and innocent.

You didn't say I am handsome.

Simmu... Okay, try to understand this, okay?

What is the shortest and easiest sentence in this world?

I love you. Right?

And it requires no effort to say it.

That's why it lost its significance long ago.

It doesn't mean anything.

I could just stand here and say I love you.

I love you too.

Oh my God! Simmu, you're impossible!

Saying I love you might be easy for you, but it took me three years to say it.

Can't you see my efforts? I'll put in more effort.

I will also apply for a UK visa.

Then we can go together on a road trip from London to Norway.

I'll drive whenever you feel tired.

My God! How does he know about my road trip?

You know I haven't even told my parents about it, right?

And you told him!

- Don't worry, I won't tell anyone. - Enough, Simmu!

Forget about it, no one can accompany me on that trip.

It is my solo journey. It's my dream.

Please leave before I lose my patience with you. Just go.

Are you sure?

Go!

Why did you do this?

Sorry.

Come on, girl!

But I'll still express what I said to you the day you informed me about the trip.

It's okay to lie to your parents and go to Kasauli or Shimla at the most.

But the UK?

And then traveling to Norway via road, and who knows where else.

That's not something ordinary people do.

Do you think Deepi would have allowed me to go?

Then?

Come on, girl.

You should have been the child of a hippie foreigner.

Why did you end up being born in Punjab?

I wonder what the future holds for you.