All language subtitles for Boomers.S02E06.Wedding.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.H.264-Gusty_track3_[eng]

-[ Grunts ]
-Oh, John.

-I´m going in.
-Hang on!

Mum?!
What are you doing here?

Why didn´t you call us?
We´d have picked you up.

I don´t need a lift.

I´ve got one.
A friend of mine.

Drives a cab in his spare time,

so he´s used to
the supermarket run.

-Hi.
-Hi!

ROY:
Lovely day.

-He´s a happy one.
-He´s getting married next week.

Oh.
Who´s the lucky lady?

I am.

Ready.

-[ Camera shutter clicks ]
-This is lovely, isn´t it?

It´s too expensive.
And that´s before the tips.

Look at them,
hovering like vultures,

waiting to pick over
the bones of my wallet.

Why do they have
to get married here?

It´s only Joan, isn´t it?

She´d be happy in the back room
of the community center.

Maureen wanted a nice venue.

We can´t afford to stay here.

You shouldn´t have accepted
the invitation.

You´ve got to learn
to say no to people, Joyce.

-Ask me if you can go home.
-Other than me.

John and Maureen
have always been there for us.

Just smile and join in

and try to behave
with a bit of dignity.

Why couldn´t they get married
at the beginning of the month

-when we´ve got some money?
-Alan! Joycie!

-Hiya!
-Nice place, eh?

-Yeah, lovely.
-Are you gonna use the spa?

I bet it´s a while
since you´ve been pampered.

Joyce is the only person
allowed touch my body.

And even
she´s on limited access.

Alan.

Hey, they´ve even got
colonic irrigation, you know.

Yeah, well, why not?

They´re already trying to suck
everything out of my pockets.

JOYCE: [ Sighs ]

I´m so pleased for her, finding
love a second time around.

Her marriage to my dad
was a struggle for her.

He was emotionally detached.

-Oh, dear.
-I had a lucky escape.

Daughters
of emotionally detached fathers

-can turn out to be a bit tarty.
-I didn´t know that.

I just want her to have a lovely
couple of days, you know?

Must have taken
a lot of planning.

The hotel
sent me an online form.

Took me about five minutes.

-Oh.
-Hiya!

Hi.

What´s Trevor wearing?

Well, I´ve been a bit concerned
about him lately,

because of his lack
of assertiveness.

So I took him
to an image consultant,

got him
a color-awareness makeover.

It turns out
orange is his power color.

Well, the idea is,

it´ll make him assertive
and more confident.

It´ll also help him to be
more expressive sexually.

That´s a bonus, isn´t it?

I feel like I´m not myself,

-you know?
-No, thank you!

I don´t need to wear orange
to assert myself.

-I´m perfectly capable of that.
-Why don´t you tell Carol?

Oh, I couldn´t do that.
She´d be cross.

Hey, it´s very important that we
see Roy has a good time tonight.

Yeah, well, you want
to welcome him into the family.

I want to make sure
he doesn´t pull out.

I´ve waited 20 years for someone
to sweep Joan off her feet.

I don´t want him ducking out
at the last minute.

Did you bring a shotgun?

♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫

-♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫
-It´s the orange.

It´s working!

They´re here.

I should tell you, you might
notice a difference in Mum.

Oh.
How do you mean?

Oh, she´s loosened up a bit.

-We´re here.
-Oh!

We´ve got
a reception committee, Joan.

-Afternoon, all.
-This is Roy.

Roy, this is Carol, Joyce,
Alan, and, uh...another one.

Hi, ladies.

-Hi!
-Hi.

These must be your sisters,
then?

-Oh!
-[ Laughter ]

-You look fabulous, Joan.
-10 years younger.

20 years younger.

So, nearly as young as Roy.

Roy´s found me
a fantastic physio.

Plus, I give her a bit
of Reiki massage myself.

Magic hands.

It´s like having
your very own Paul Daniels.

Who hasn´t dreamed of that?

-TREVOR: Where´s the wheelchair?
-JOHN: Gone.

It´s a miracle, yeah. She only
uses it now when it suits her.

She got on the front row
of a Michael Bublé concert

-with it last week.
-Looking forward to the big day?

Oh, very much so, Alan, yes.

I´ve landed
the woman of my dreams.

Oh, stop it.
He´s always embarrassing me.

You must be very happy, Joan.

All right,
you don´t have to shout.

Nice outfit.
You been pollinated yet?

-[ Laughter ]
-Oh, very good.

So, you two met online, eh?

That´s unusual, isn´t it?

That´s how everybody meets now.

I get lots of offers
in the chat room.

It´s a bit of a cattle market
out there.

Makes you glad
we´ve already bought our cattle.

Uh, well, cows.

Uh, livestock.
[ Chuckles ]

What I mean is,
it makes you glad

that we´ve already purchased
our products.

Are you finished?

I was considering
a couple in the end --

this one here
or Tony from Gambia.

Oh, sounded very nice.

"Great body, great bum,
and great sense of humor."

I think I know him.

Too late
to change your mind now.

Is it? I haven´t deleted
my account in the chat room yet.

I can see
she´s gonna keep me on my toes.

So, what do you do, Roy?

Are you retired or...

or not quite yet?

I´m semi-retired.

I was running
a couple of businesses,

but they didn´t work out.

-Not all of them do.
-ROY: I´ll keep trying, though.

Just like my marriages.
I´ve had four before this one.

-JOAN: Fifth time lucky, eh?
-[ Laughs ]

Right.
Let´s get you settled in.

You´re getting married
in the morning.

-Let´s do it.
-MAUREEN: You and Roy

have got separate rooms.

Oh. Okay.

-That´s all right, isn´t it?
-Fine with me.

We don´t want any hanky-panky.

-[ Laughter ]
-No, we don´t.

-We have a laugh.
-I can see that.

Yeah.
See you later, everyone.

-Yeah, okay.
-Bye!

We´ll catch you somewhere.
Okay. Bye.

What the hell´s going on?!

He´s 20 years younger than her.

He must be after her money.

We must talk
to John and Maureen about this.

We forgot something.
Just popping out.

-See you later.
-Yeah.

Roy´s taking me down
to the cashpoint.

I´m getting some money out
for him.

He´s a bit short at the moment.
Coming.

Plenty of women have toy boys.

Not 70-year-old toy boys.

He´s nowhere near 70.

-How old is he, then?
-69.

He´s either after her money,
or he´s a bit, you know.

-Constipated?
-Mad.

What are you talking about?

Going for older women.
He might have a mother fixation.

A lot of men do it.

Lots of men
have mother fixations?

Have you ever heard
of "cougars"?

You ever heard of "Psycho"?

Love is blind, Alan.

Why do you think
Joyce ended up with you?

All we´re saying
is that maybe you and Maureen

should look into this
a bit more carefully.

I´ve waited 20 years for someone
to take Joan off my hands.

Don´t cock it up for me now.

-Roy! You having a drink?
-Oh, no, thanks.

Come on. It´s the night
before your wedding.

No, I´m not much of a drinker.

I avoid it if I can.

Sensible advice.
Yes.

What a down-to-earth,
sensible bloke.

We´re thinking of having a round
of golf as part of the stag.

Actually, I´d be happier
staying here in the hotel.

I´ve got a pacemaker, you see.

It´s fine.
I just...

Easier to keep the exercise
to a minimum.

They´ve got golf buggies.
You don´t even have to sit up.

We can lie you down in the back
with the clubs.

So, what do you want to do, Roy?

I was hoping to sample the spa.

It´s amazing, isn´t it?
Finding love at her age.

Well, romance isn´t age-specific
is it?

Oh, that´s true.

We inherited
my granddad´s tortoise,

and that was mating
well into its 90s.

There´s hope for Mum, then.

We´ll just have to feed her
plenty of lettuce.

Are you not worried

that she might be
rushing into this a bit?

Well, she can´t think about it
too long.

He´s a bit younger than her,
though, isn´t he?

Well, she would be hard pushed

to find anyone that wasn´t,
Joyce.

It´s just that some people...

-Not Roy.
-Oh, not Roy.

No. But some people exploit
older people in a relationship.

You think
he´s using her for sex?

Not sex, no.

Can´t you just get past
the age gap?

We just think you should
find out more about him.

-That´s all.
-They met online.

Lots of people meet online.

He´s been married four times.

That doesn´t mean anything.

We think he´s marrying her
for the money.

You said
you didn´t think he´d do that.

-I was lying.
-[ Sighs ]

We´re basically paying
for someone to beat us up.

-You´ll enjoy it.
-I´m not leaving a tip.

I think
it´s a very good idea, Roy.

-Very relaxing, isn´t it?
-You´re very smooth.

What happened to your hair?

Carol wants me
to be more Continental,

so she gets me waxed regularly.

He´s full of surprises,
isn´t he?

Some women prefer it.

I can understand that, yeah.
Maureen´s the same with her car.

I see they´ve found more oil
under Gatwick.

Yes, and that´s not
the last of it either.

-No?
-No.

Fossil fuels aren´t done yet,
by any means.

There´s a lot of potential
down there still.

Did you know
that man has only been able

to bore down 2 kilometers
below the Earth´s surface?

Some men
can bore further than that.

-I´m not doing this.
-You´ve got to do it, Maureen.

You don´t want Joan
being taken advantage of.

-It´s illegal.
-He´s taking her money.

That´s illegal.

We´re just trying to find out
a bit more about him, Maureen.

There´s nothing wrong with that.

But we can´t get in.
We need his key.

Why didn´t you let
her and Roy share a room?

We could have used her key.

They´re not married yet.
It´s not normal.

That´s the bit
that isn´t normal!

Excuse me.
Sorry.

But I´ve forgotten my key.

Could you let us in?

Is it your room?

-Sort of.
-We´re family.

JOYCE:
Almost family.

We will be tomorrow.

-She will be.
-My mum´s fiancé.

They´re getting married
tomorrow.

He needs his lucky teeth.

Oh, thank you!

You can come back
and do the room later.

What if he comes back?

-I could stand guard.
-Well done, Carol.

What should I do
if I see him coming?

-You make a noise.
-Okay.

Is that all right?

Just wanted to be clear
about it.

-Yeah.
-I´m perfectly capable

-of thinking for myself.
-Of course you are.

CAROL:
Okay, then.

Okay, let´s go.

What kind of noise?

I´ll just cough.

Or sing.

No, I´ll cough.

No, sing.
Singing´s better.

This place reminds me of a hotel
I once stayed in in Morocco

when I was working
on the oil rigs.

I thought you were in business.

Oh, this was
before the business ventures.

-And after the Army.
-You were in the Army?

Mm.
I was discharged early.

Was that on a medical?

There was an incident
involving a local woman.

It got blown out
of all proportion.

As these things do,
yes, but -- Oh.

How come
you got a female masseur?

She could have gone
to any one of us, John.

It was totally random.

Oh, you don´t think
it could have been

something to do
with your color scheme, then?

It´s a load of mumbo jumbo,
John.

The idea that I´m gonna change

from some normal,
run-of-the-mill bloke

into some kind of cool guy just
because I´m wearing orange socks

is utterly ridiculous.

[ Bottle clatters ]

-Thank you.
-No worries.

♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫

So, did you enjoy that?

Yeah, very good.
How about you?

Everything beating normally?

Oh, it´s fine.

The crucial thing is making sure
it stays at a steady rate.

It´s like the spa version
of that movie "Speed."

You´re doing very well, Alan.
Maureen would be proud of you.

I know it means a lot to her
to see Joan happy.

A massage and a facial´s
a small price to pay, isn´t it?

TREVOR:
What next, Roy?

I´ve always wanted to try
a back, crack, and sack.

-Okay.
-Hang on. What is that?

Well, that´s when they strip
all the hair --

It doesn´t matter.
We´re doing it.

-We can´t do that.
-I´ve already had it done.

-All over?
-In for a penny...

And you think you know someone.

-Is it painful?
-No.

What are we looking for?

Clues.

[ Sighs ]
What are we -- the Famous Five?

I´ll just have a quick look
on his computer.

No.
Let´s just go.

We can´t get onto his laptop
anyway.

He´s already logged on
to Facebook.

Oh! Look!

He´s got loads of photos
of them together.

Doesn´t mean anything, Maureen.

Fake marriage applicants
take loads of photos

to fool immigration
all the time.

Let´s check his e-mails.

Joyce, do not check his e-mails!

Maureen, Joan is getting on.
She´s vulnerable.

It´s perfectly reasonable
to think that someone like Roy

has an ulterior motive
for being interested in her.

It´s a pension statement.

He´s loaded.

Blimey.

Is it too late
for me to marry him?

[ Gasps ]

[ Footsteps approaching ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Breathes sharply ]

♫ La-la ♫

♫ La-la, la-la, la, la ♫

♫ La-la, la-la-la, la, la, la ♫

[ Loudly ]
♫ La-la, la-la-la, la, la, la ♫

Hello, there!
Where you off to?

Just going to Roy´s room.
He wants his phone.

♫ Oh, la-la,
la-la-la, la, la, la ♫

[ Coughing ]

-You all right?
-Yeah.

You -- You want
to borrow my phone?

Oh, will it have lots
of pictures of that orange man?

-Yeah.
-No, thanks.

[ Coughing ]

Oh, and you better not
be giving me that cough.

Oh!

What are you two doing?

Uh...looking through
Roy´s stuff.

What for?

We don´t know anything
about him, Mum.

And you are a bit older
than he is, so...

And you think
he´s after my money?

-Yeah.
-But now we know

that you´re after his.

So that´s all right.

Didn´t you hear my noise?

I tell you what -- That´s given
me a new level of respect

for Trevor´s pain threshold.

You sure
you don´t want to sit down?

-No. No, no, no, no.
-No, no, no.

I didn´t hate it
as much as I thought I would.

-I did.
-Yeah, so did I.

At the very least, she could
have warmed up that spatula.

Oh, here are the girls.

Did you find anything?

-Joan told me.
-MAUREEN: I am sorry.

We just didn´t know
anything about you.

You could have been
a serial killer.

Well, not a serial killer.

Oh, no. No, not a serial killer.
Obviously.

But just a bit strange.

-Abnormal.
-Odd.

We´ll stop now.

I´d have done
exactly the same thing.

As you say, I could be anyone.

You´ve got to be sure,
haven´t you?

I feel terrible.

Please don´t.
No need.

Can I get you a drink?

-No, thanks.
-Go on.

-No, really.
-Go on, Roy. Just for us.

-Just one.
-Okay, just for you.

-Large scotch.
-I thought you didn´t drink.

Well, I wanted
to make a good impression.

It´s a big day
meeting the family.

No one thinks badly of you, Roy.
Do they, Joyce?

-No.
-There you go.

Cheers.

Ahh!

-What´s this?
-Chorizo omelet.

Do I like it?

Feeling a bit delicate?

-At both ends.
-It was worth it, though, Al.

We needed to smooth things over
with Roy.

Can we not talk
about smooth things?

You don´t want that.

Do you want me to get you
a proper breakfast?

Don´t need anything.

-There´s plenty here.
-But it´s mine.

Isn´t it about time
Joan was down?

I mean, the ceremony
starts at 11:00, doesn´t it?

Roy needs to get a move,
as well.

-CAROL: Morning!
-Morning!

Sorry we´re late.

Oh, your mum
wants to have a word with you.

-She´s in the lounge.
-I´ll go and talk to her.

You two go and wake Roy up.

I haven´t finished me breakfast.

Yes, you have.

JOHN:
Come on, Trev.

I can´t get my corsage
to stay on.

Something tells me you´re
the kind of man who could.

♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫

Love your tie.

♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do ♫

Roy? Roy?

You don´t think
he´s done a runner?

He´ll be asleep.

ALAN: Roy!

Why isn´t he waking up?

We could just go in.

We´ve got no key.

-Where´d you get that?
-I lost my key last night.

After the bars closed.

While we were still trying
to find our rooms.

Just after you took Roy outside
to throw up.

It´s a passkey. The girl
on reception gave it to me.

The receptionist gave you a key
that opens up all the rooms?

Yes.
She insisted.

You must never use your powers
for evil.

[ Lock disengages,
cellphone beeps ]

Roy! Roy!

Roy.

Come on.
You´re gonna be late.

-Roy?
-Is he...

I don´t know.

He did have a bit
to drink last night.

Yeah, but that
wouldn´t have killed him.

-That might.
-Aah!

Morning.

The girls
are getting jumpy downstairs.

I´ve just had a text from Carol.

-I´ll tell them to wait.
-[ Cellphone beeping ]

Roy is the best thing
that could ever happen to her.

-Hi, Mum.
-JOYCE: Hi!

-Hi.
-How you feeling?

-Fine.
-What´s on your mind, Joan?

Well, I´ve been thinking
about Roy.

Oh!
[ Chuckles ]

Steady on,
this early in the morning.

-What you thinking?
-I don´t want to marry him.

Oh, my God.
He´s dead, he´s dead, he´s dead!

All right, love.
Just calm down.

TREVOR:
You´re going to be okay.

People get over all sorts
of traumatic experiences.

But he´s dead, and I killed him!

I´m not saying
it won´t take you a while.

-We better call the manager.
-No, you can´t do that!

-Why not?
-He´s my husband.

JOHN: [ Stammering ]
Hang on.

-Let´s think about this.
-What is there to think about?

Why don´t you just finish
getting dressed, eh?

That´s it.
There we go.

That´s it.

-[ Sighs ]
-[ Knock on door ]

Roy?
Are you in there?

-It´s Carol.
-We can´t let her in.

-[ Knock on door ]
-Why not?

Let´s just think
about what we´re doing.

-What do you mean?
-Last night,

we were pouring drinks down him.

I don´t want
people thinking we killed him.

-We didn´t kill him.
-Exactly.

-You killed him.
-[ Breathes deeply ]

Roy! We´re all waiting
downstairs, my love.

-Say something.
-Like what?

-Anything.
-Hi, love.

-CAROL: Trevor?
-Yes?

[ Breathes deeply ]
Is Roy in there?

-Yes.
-CAROL: Oh.

It´s getting late.

Will he be much longer?

He might be a while.

What am I doing?

Just indulging meself --
That´s what it is.

No, it´s not.

Just because you´ve got
a few years on the rest of us,

there´s no reason
not to lead your life.

You´ve got to go for it Joan.

Everyone´s taken so much trouble
over a stupid old thing like me.

Old people
get married all the time.

So do stupid people.

And Claire´s on her way
with the kids.

And Terry.
And even Pete and Kath.

Doesn´t that make you want
to go through with it?

Knowing all those people
are gonna be there for you?

It would,
if I liked any of them.

What about Roy?
He´ll be so disappointed.

He´s still young.
He´ll find somebody else.

Won´t you miss him?

We´ll keep in touch.

What about all his jokes?

Oh, they´re not that good.

What about his magic hands?

Oh, all right.

We´re all here, so we might
as well go through with it.

Has she gone?

All clear.

What are we going to do
about him?

Well, we´ve got
to tell somebody.

We can´t just leave him here.

Where is he?

Well, maybe she moved him.

What, you think
the maid tidied him up?

No, I didn´t.

-Aah!
-Aaaaahhh!

[ Screams ]

Trevor, why don´t you
take her down to your room

-and calm her down?
-Come on.

Let´s go
and get some hot sweet tea.

That´s what you need
after a shock.

I don´t know
what I was thinking.

I mean, I don´t usually do
this sort of thing.

-That´s Colin!
-Who´s Colin?

My husband!

Oh!
The manager.

Don´t worry.
I´ll sort it out.

-[ Alarm blaring ]
-♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫

Excuse me.
I´m terribly sorry.

I´ve just hit that fire alarm
by mistake.

Now, we don´t want
a full fire drill, do we?

-Don´t worry, sir.
-Thank you so much.

♫ Do-do-do-do, do, do, do ♫

Who are you?

Trevor.

-[ Elevator powers off ]
-What´s happening?

-[ Alarm blaring in distance ]
-Fire alarm.

Oh, my God.

-It´s all right, Mum.
-JOAN: Oh, yeah.

We´re in the safest place
for a fire.

That´s what they say, isn´t it?

When there´s a fire,
head for the lift.

You´ll be safe in there.

What were you doing?

Playing dead.

How was that gonna work?

Got me out of three marriages.

Bit of gallows humor there.

No, I thought I´d get out the
window when you left the room.

What are you -- Spider-Man?

Why did you do it?

I´ve got
an addictive personality.

I´m addicted to sex and alcohol.

-You love Joan, though?
-I do.

Well, that´s the main thing,
isn´t it?

[ Sighs ]

Have you pressed
all the buttons?

No, I left a few out.

It´s feeling a bit close.

That´s ´cause
we´re stuck in a lift, Mum.

I´m feeling hot!

-It´s all right, Mum.
-I´ve got to get out of here.

-Get me out!
-She´s having a panic attack.

-Calm her down.
-JOAN: I need some air.

Get me out of here!
Get me ou--

What are you doing?

Well, she might calm down
if she can´t see anything.

She´s not a budgie.

JOAN: [ Blows ]

Are we gonna tell Maureen?

We don´t need
to bother her with this.

I mean, everybody
has last-minute wobbles

before their wedding.

Hey, Paula, Terry.
It´s in the function room.

We´ll be down in a jiffy.

Everyone´s expecting a wedding.
Who are we to deny them?

I think we should tell her.

They´re getting married Alan,
and that´s that.

But she´ll be married
to a different person

to the one
she fell in love with.

-Who isn´t?
-Fair point.

No, thank you.

We´re going to make you
a nice cup of tea,

and then when you´re feeling
better, we can get you home.

-Hi, love.
-Hi.

-Who´s that?
-My wife, Carol.

[ Sighs ]
All the best ones are taken.

I´ve just come back
for my cardigan.

Yes.

It´s a bit chilly
in that function room.

-Good idea.
-Who´s this?

-Pat.
-It´s Pat.

Pat.

Not a bad turnout.

MAUREEN:
Where´s Roy?

-He´s just nipped to the loo.
-Oh, Mum´s so happy.

She´s made up, isn´t she?

Who would have thought
someone would be taking your mum

off our hands
at her time of life?

[ Voice breaking ]
I think I´m gonna cry.

Me too.

-You ready to go?
-No.

-What?
-What do you mean?

There´s something
I need to tell you.

We were so close.

I...

He´s not the man
you think he is.

Alan, we know more about Roy
than you could possibly imagine,

and he is a sweet, decent man.

He´s an alcoholic sex addict.

-I knew it.
-He´s just a bit eccentric.

It´s actually
a medical condition.

All right, Roy.
I´m dealing with it.

I don´t understand.

He spent the night with a member
of the hotel staff.

[ Laughing ]
He was drunk, to be fair.

What are you all
doing out here --

having a mothers´ meeting?

Joan, there´s something
I need to tell you.

What´s that?

I´m carrying some baggage.

Oh.
Is it for your waterworks?

Not that kind of baggage.

Emotional baggage.

I´m an addict.

-Oh, I know that.
-What?

You didn´t think I´d marry you

without checking up
on you first, did you?

I spent last night
with a strange woman.

You´re spending tonight
with an even stranger one.

[ Pachelbel´s
"Canon in ´D´ Major" plays ]

You still feeling it?

I´m on fire down there, Joyce.

It´ll get worse later.

Why?

Looks like
we´re having curry for lunch.

-CAROL: How´s Pat doing?
-Fine.

She just had
a bit too much to drink.

CAROL:
I´ve been thinking.

I´m not sure that color scheme
does suit you.

-I mean, it´s up to you, but...
-I won´t wear it anymore.

Whatever feels right for you.

You still need to be assertive.

Absolutely.

Maybe weekends.

-I don´t think so.
-No, neither do I.

[ Mendelssohn´s "Wedding March"
plays ]

Mum...

So, we both like a drink.
What´s the big deal?

But you´re marrying
a sex addict.

That´s a cross
I´ll just have to bear.

But he spent last night
with another woman.

I´ve got a free one in the bank,
then, haven´t I?

You sure you don´t mind
a Hindu ceremony?

I mean, I thought
it made a nice change.

-Add a bit of pizzazz.
-It´s very nice.

Bloody online forms.
I ticked the wrong box.

JOHN: Well, that´s brilliant,
isn´t it, eh?

-Finally sorted.
-They´ll be fine.

We´ll help them out, won´t we?

-Yeah, of course we will.
-I was hoping you´d say that.

I´ve booked us
a romantic holiday as a reward.

-Ooh. Sexy time.
-If you´re lucky.

-Where we going?
-Mediterranean cruise.

Ooh la la!

With Mum and Roy.

♫ Jai ho ♫

[ Up-tempo dance music plays ]

♫ Jai ho ♫

♫ I got shivers
when you touch that way ♫

♫ I´ll make you hot,
get all you got ♫

♫ I´ll make you want to say ♫

♫ Jai ho ♫

-♫ Jai ho ♫
-♫ Baila, baila ♫

♫ Baila, baila ♫

-♫ Jai ho ♫
-♫ Baila, baila ♫

♫ Jai ho ♫