Ek Alag Mausam

What happened to you? Come here.

May God keep you happy!

Why do you want to send me away?

You know that I don't want to go, even then..

C'mon. Hurry up!

Take care! Go!

Give me some.

Can I get some juice?

Is this the end of our relationship? - When did I say so?

How many times have I told you that I'm not your mother!

You'll have enough money till you complete your studies.

And after finishing college, you're on your own.

I've even transferred the ownership of the flat in your name.

You won't have any worries about not having a home.

A home, without you? - Yes.

The sooner you get used to it, the better.

You're running away from me..

..just as you were running away from George.

Hey! Be careful!

Suresh! It's confirmed! Wake up, Suresh!

I'm going to be a mother.

You wouldn't like to miss the first..

..assembly of your new school. Isn't it?

Yes, I want to. - Look, I shall come to meet you.

I shall come whenever possible.

But you don't want me to come and meet you.

You shall concentrate on your career and future. Ok?

You said that you wanted to be an engineer.

If you waste time with me, like this..

..then how'll you become an engineer? Tell me.

But I want to be with you when you die.

And I want to be left alone.

Hey! Where are you going?

Behind the bushes. I want to take a pee.

Shall I come with you? - No. I want to be left alone when I go.

We haven't met. My name is Rosen Cuca.

I am a voluntary nurse at the Receptor Hospital where I am calling from..

Your gynecologist Dr. Spina and I wish to meet you and your husband.

It is extremely important that we meet as soon as possible.

The doctor has called both of us to the..

..clinic tomorrow morning. Will you come?

No, you go alone. I don't think it's necessary for me to come.

What are you talking? This is about our child.

I don't know why, but I'm feeling scared.

Please, Suresh. Come along. - Everything will be fine.

Moreover, I'm not feeling well.

Look, the doctor has specifically asked us to come together. Please, Suresh.

Please!

Didn't your husband come along with you? - No.

Didn't you tell her to bring her husband as well?

My name is Cooper. We talked before.

Maybe we need to talk to Aparna, first.

Actually, he couldn't come along.

Aparna, I think.. - What has happened to my child?

Look, it's better if you come here with your husband.

Please, this is my child as well.

What's the matter?

Is everything fine?

I mean my child.. - Your blood samples..

..were sent for a routine check up.

I guess, you had agreed to it.

No one had asked for my permission.

The question of asking doesn't arise. This is our policy.

So that the patient doesn't say later that..

..she got the infection from our hospital.

But the report.. what's there in that?

Aparna, have you heard of HIV?

You mean.. my child.. but how's that possible!?

The child can get this infection only from..

It's you Aparna! - Me!? HIV positive?

We're fully confident about that.

But how's this possible? I've never had any physical..

..relation with anyone except my husband.

I've never even had a blood transfusion. It's impossible!

Can't there be any other test?

It's been detected in your blood.

Aparna, I'm a trained counsellor. I suggest, we talk.

But how?

I'm sure you've received this disease from your husband.

And him? - I'm sorry, but I don't have much time.

Let me come to the point.

I can't admit you into this nursing home.

This will upset our patients and staff.

But my child..? - You've to abort it.

No! Never!

Sit down, Aparna.

Show her the report.

Listen, Aparna. Go to this place.

They'll take the risk of doing an MTB. - I want to deliver this child.

Don't be foolish. No proper nursing home will even touch you.

Hello.

Mother! - Yes. Aparna!

What is the matter?

Nothing. - You sound different.

Are you alright?

Mother! - Yes. Aparna!?

Is the child alright, dear? Why don't you say anything?

What's the matter? Oh God! What's the matter?

I had told you to come here for your delivery.

Mother! - Hello!

Mother, I shall talk to you later.

Hello!

I'm sorry, Aparna. - What!? You knew it?

No. They tested me at the alcoholic's clinic.

That's when I came to know. - But it's been months since then.

You didn't even tell me.

I didn't know how to..

You.. how did you get this disease?

That.. - All those business trips. Staying out at nights.

To how many women have you given this dreaded disease?

I don't know. - Yes.

You don't remember anything, once you get drunk.

What'll you do now?

I don't know.

Help me, Suresh. Please help me. Please!

Look, the doctors are asking me to abort the child.

You're the cause of my downfall.

Now help me. - How do I help you? I'm dying, myself.

Please.

Suresh.

Where are you going? You can't go anywhere.

Look, Suresh. Don't leave me alone like this.

Please, Suresh. - I have some important work.

Please, Suresh. Just for some time. - I have to go.

Aparna, I can't! - Please, Suresh!

Aunty, look, touch me not. - C'mon, Paro. It's getting late.

Now, let's go. C'mon!

Come. - Ok. But hurry up.

Do you remember, there were so many at Jeevan Jyoti.

Yes. There will be many of them in your boarding school, as well.

How do you know that? - Just guessing.

Do you know? George used to call you a touch me not.

Really? But where? - Of course at Jeevan Jyoti.

But you were so young, then. How do you remember?

I remember everything. And George was right.

Is that so?

Here. Now, I'm not a touch me not, any longer.

C'mon. Let's go home to grandma.

Stop talking rubbish. It's getting late, c'mon.

George was right. You are a touch me not.

You're the one. Stop it. - No, it's you.

Mother, come over here.

Come to me.

Mother! - Aparna!

I'll catch you right now.

Oh my God. That's enough. Let's go by car, now.

No! - No?

No! - No?

You won't go by car!

Enough! Enough!

Thank God! At least you're alright.

"Before getting him, I lost him."

"My heart, why did you beat.. look what happened.."

"Before getting him, I lost him."

"My heart, why did you beat.. look what happened.."

You used to sing with George as well? - Don't be silly.

Yes, sometimes.

When I'll love someone, then I'll write a song.

And he'll have to sing that for me.

You have to wait for a long time for this to happen.

But I won't wait as long as you did.

Excuse me, Dr. Machado? - Yes, that way.

Thank you.

You aren't the only ones in this world who are dying.

We all have to die someday or the other..

..but we don't know when. And when we don't know when..

..we've to die, then why should we be afraid of death?

The important thing to understand is that we're alive today.

We're alive at this very moment.

I'm not HIV positive, but I know that I've to die.

That's why I'm not afraid of death.

What's important to me is that I'm alive at this moment.

This time, this moment is in my hands.

This day, this month, this season..

..is with me and I think of that.

Why don't you think about that?

About this moment, this time, this second, that you have.

We can tackle death when it comes, pal! Isn't it?

Give me some water. - Yes, doctor.

Do you know? Thank you.

I was saying that you people..

..have a small and extraordinary experience.

A season.. so when.. what was I saying?

You were talking about that extraordinary experience.

Yes, about that extraordinary experience.

C'mon, let's all take a vow and say that..

..we're alive, this moment, this minute.

C'mon say. We're alive. - We're alive.

This moment. - This moment.

This minute. - This minute.

Be louder!

We're alive. - We're alive.

This moment. - This moment.

This minute. - This minute.

Good..

Now we shall talk about what good..

..happened to you in the past few days. Tell me about that.

I was coughing badly, and was also bleeding but after taking..

..the medicines that doctor gave me, I'm.. fine now.

Good! Keep fighting, Suraj. Don't let this moment go away.