All language subtitles for Phir.Milenge.2004-Dvdrip

I've always felt an affinity
with the blue skies...

...behind those dark clouds

There's just a few moments of
Hide-n-seek with the thick clouds...

...before the skies come
into their own again.

No!

Tamy, this is not fair.

I haven't read all of it yet
- I got to leave!

So what? I got to leave too!

Tamy, you are so mean.

Oh God! Oh my God.

You've been glued to the newspaper
since this morning...

...and didn't even tell me!

Surprise, surprise!
- What surprise? Late surprise!

Late surprise!

I had heard of late reactions. Late
surprise's a new one on me!

You've heard it now, okay?
- Tanu!

Don't cut it out!
I've yet to read it.

I'm cutting it already.

Why does Dj associates win
this award every year?

Because we are the best.
Let's hear it for us.

Yeah! And all thanks to one person.

Please put your hands
together for Tamanna.

C'mon. C'mon.
- Thank you.

Also thanks to another person.

Please put your hands
together for yours truly.

Sir, dinner?

I waited so long for this.

I just don't want this night to end.

Thanks, Tam. For standing by me...

...when I started this small company.
And for being with me ever since.

Thanks for this award.

Thanks for your guidance.

Shall we eat?

I'm not at all hungry!
- But it's Chinese. Your favorite.

And it's supposed to be very good.

Ok. All right.

Let's go.

What happened?
- I'm getting old. What else?

Tell me something new!

Lalit, whom do you want
to dedicate this song to?

To my wife Nalini.

Tania, actually Nalini and
I had a fight this morning

I promised to take her out to the
movies and myself forgot to be there

I want to dedicate this song to
her and say I'm sorry to her.

Look at him, Nalini. Lalit
really loves you

Please forgive him. And here's a
special song for the two of you.

Have a great night everyone.

This call is being forwarded to...

There's the train, parked right
on top of the crematorium.

And just then...

...the door of the compartment
creaks open on its own.

It's just the bell!

Jerk, it's your own story.
And you're running scared?

Let's give her a surprise.
- Quiet!

Tanu, haven't you gone to sleep?
- If you had the key...

Congratulations!

Why is it so dark? No electricity?
- Sam was telling us a horror story.

Sam! Grow up!
- Hey, I was simply...

You're the limit, Tania.

You start squealing the moment
Big Sister arrives.

So when's the party?
- The party's already over.

And my tummy's full too.
- No way! No excuses this time!

You guys are acting as if something
great has happened.

Maybe it wouldn't be so great for
us if we won awards every day too.

Party! Party!

Ok, guys. Here's the deal.

The day my photo appears on the
Cover-page of Business Today...

I'll give you all a party. Okay?
- Cheapo!

Hey Surjit, what're you thinking of?
- Just a moment.

Very talented, man!

Stinking caricature!

Sam, be a sport.
- He's a sport.

No wonder people keep
playing with him.

Sure, do play with me all the time.

But what's happening in your
own life, Miss Rossane?

What? What?

Rossane's an usher at
Symphony from today.

Ooh! Wow!

Free movies? - I don't know
how long I'll be there.

Not again, Rossane!

Stick to at least some job!

She's bored of the job
even before joining it!

Right.

No phone calls.

But it's Niharika.
- Hi, Tamanna! Got my message?

Sure, I even called back.
- So you're coming, aren't you?

No, I don't think I'll be able to
make it. Got loads of work to do.

Suit yourself. Anyway,
Rohit is coming.

What?

Excuse me.

What did you say...?
- Rohit is coming.

Rohit...? Rohit Manchanda?
- Yup.

I'll kill you, if it turns
out to be a lie.

So you're coming, right?

Tamanna, what's happening?

After all these years! Are you sure...?

Yes. He was in the U.S.

Tell him when you meet him.
- What?

What you couldn't tell him
in 3 years of college.

Niharika... shut up, Ok.

Ok, Bye. See ya.
- Bye.

Oh God!

Where's the CD of my songs, joseph?

Get lost! And don't you
dare touch my stuff.

I'll break your legs.

It's me!
- Tamanna?

Has the air-conditioner in
your room stalled again?

No. I couldn't go to sleep.
- No problem, my ac's working fine.

May I sleep here?
- Sure

Niharika had called.
- Now...?

Is everything all right?

Guruji's birthday's coming up.
- Good. So when are you going?

I don't think I'll be able
to make it this time.

There's a lot of work to do for BSA.
- So turn Niharika down.

But Rohit's coming this time

Rohit? Manchanda...?

Then, what are you thinking?

We have the BSA account. And
Subbu won't let me go.

You will go to the office every day.
But Rohit's not coming every day.

You think I must talk to Subbu?
- Phone that old fossil right now!

Tanu! It's 2 'O clock!

Forget it. I'll talk to him tomorrow.
- Now! Wake him up!

Our own sleep's been blown away!
- Tanu, let go!

Promise...? Tomorrow?
- Yes, of course

I'm so excited!
- I'm so sleepy.

And you are so boring.

It'll be very tragic if we lose this
account of BSA cycles, Tamanna.

They stood by us when
we had nothing else.

Remember, they are not
only our first account.

But till date, the biggest
source of revenue for us.

I understand that, Subbu Sir.
But it's only for two days.

In any case, our next meeting with
them is scheduled only for Friday.

Well, whatever you feel like.

You're the one who deals with them
and makes all those presentations.

I don't interfere in these things.

Subbu Sir...

You trust me, don't you?

Of course, I do.

Then please don't worry. I'll give
you no reason for complaints.

Oh. C'mon, Tam.

Have a great trip, Ok?
- Thanks.

Hi.

That's not how it is, Rohit.

If every good and bad deed were
to result in instant results...

...there would be no element
of mystery to God's ways.

And obviously, God wants to maintain
this element of secrecy.

Rohit, maybe you never wanted
what you did not get...

And that which your heart
craves for, I am sure...

...you will certainly have.

Why are you standing there,
Tamanna? Come here

Happy Birthday, Guruji!
- Didn't I tell you she'd surely come?

Look at him. When he studied here,
he'd go missing from class.

And after going missing... he has
turned up now. Ten years later

Long time, Rohit.
- Long time.

Go on.
- No, you speak

Do you come here every year?
- Yes. On Guruji's birthday.

But this time, I...

Hi Tam.
- Hey, Niharika.

Hi, Rohit.

I hope you won't kill me now?
- Shut up, will you?

You've already turned
him into a coolie?

I'm sorry.
- No problem.

So when are you telling him?
- Shut up, Niharika

What's going on?

We students are painting a canvas
together. A little surprise for Guruji.

Rohit, come on.
- Sanjay, look who's here!

It's been so many years!

Hi.
- Almost forgot your face man.

But I can still remember the tunes
you played on the guitar.

How have you been?
- Good

Miss you a lot.

Hey, guys. Look who's here?

This is Rohit. And we still
play the tunes he composed

We still use them, you know.

You must also paint
something for Guruj. I

Yes, that's right.

Oh yes, go ahead!

Sanjay! Listen! The
teacher has arrived.

What's happening here? What
are all of you doing?

This is for you, Guruji.
- Happy Birthday, Guruji!

Let's have a song, Rohit

Why are you laughing? Must we wait
another 10 years to hear you sing?

A hundred years.
- Wow! Good joke

Hey guys, get a guitar.

Watch out, Rohit. If you don't
sing, maybe I'll have to...

No! Please save us!

'Scents...

...flowing from memory lane. '

'Windows...

...opening to the gentle knocking
of moments past. '

'Songs, held close to my heart...

...and tunes I had forgotten...
now return to me. '

'Every sign of life, I have
found all over again. '

'Those lost shores, I've
chanced upon again. '

Remember, Tamanna? You used to mumble
something to irritate me?

Do you still mumble it?
- Some times...

...When I think of you.

Hoping to irritate you,
wherever you are.

Try it again. Let's see
if it still irritates me.

After a long long consideration,
come to the conclusion...

...matriculation examination...

...is a big big botheration
to the Indian nation whose...

...main occupation is cultivation.

One more time.

After a long long consideration,
come to the conclusion...

...matriculation examination...

...is a big big botheration
to the Indian nation...

...whose main occupation
is cultivation.

Please one more time.

After a long long consideration,
come to the conclusion...

...matriculation examination...

...is a big big botheration
to the Indian nation, whose...

I can't say.

Thanks, Tamanna.
- What for?

Can't remember, when I
last laughed so much.

But one more time, please...?

Shut up!

Hi.
- Hi. How are you?

Abstract. Interesting.
- Thank you.

Please. I won't disturb you.

Hi.
- This is beautiful.

You haven't lost your
touch, Niharika.

I drop in some times. To kill time.

He's not around.

But I'm not looking for anyone.

I told you. He's not around.

So where is he?

As if you don't know his
favorite hideouts.

What are you doing...? Let it alone.

I'm sorry. But it looks better
without the earring.

I knew I'd find you here.

Some things never change.

Yes, some things never change.

Isn't this the place you had
your guitar-practice at?

Guruji had pinned a lot...

...of hopes on me, hadn't he?

And what are you doing nowadays?

Not much.

Niharika was telling me that
you've been in New York.

Yes, I've spent a few years
of my life in New York.

But my dreams... - Dreams? So
you've been sitting here...

Hold on. Let me complete.

Okay, what did you want to say?
- You are daydreaming here...

...and everyone there's
looking for you.

I've been looking for someone too.

Looks like I've found her.

Yes, I have.

That's a nice idea, Tamanna. We've
never done folk theater.

Ok. That's settled then.

The background score will be handled...

...by our America-returned
music director.

Right, Rohit?
- Sure.

Great! How about starting tomorrow?

By the way, guys, guess what?

Rohit used to be very
good at gymnastics.

Gymnastics! What nonsense!

You don't know. Rohit is so good!

Had he not gone away to America
to pursue a career in music...

...he'd have been India's
Olympics gymnast!

You don't believe me?

Show them the somersault routine.

Yes, go ahead. They haven't
seen you doing it.

Make way, guys...

C'mon, Rohit...

just look out for him.
- Yeah, we'll see.

Yeah, buddy

Ok. 1... 2... 3... 4... 5... 6... 7... 8.

Side.

All the best.

Two somersaults. One twist.
- Ok.

You are too good!

Nice one, man.
- Thank you.

Buddy, that was great!

Amazing!

It's very simple. You must try it.

It's so easy. C'mon.

Somersault of the year.
- Start with the right leg.

Thank God your music's not
like your somersaults!

Now that I'm here, I realize
how I missed all this.

Don't you intend to go back then?

I'll have to. For a few days.

Will you be coming back?

For good?
- For good.

Great!

I always knew it.
- What?

That you'd come back.

12 Dec 1994.

Was it you who put it in there?

Why did you hide it, Tamanna?
Why didn't you tell me?

I was scared.

If only you had told me then...

ten years of my lifetime wouldn't
have been... castaway.

'Don't know much about History. '

'Don't much about Biology. '

'Don't know much about
my science books. '

'Don't know much about
the French I took. '

I do know that I love you.

I love you Tammana.

And if I know that you love
me too. Do you love me?

What a wonderful world it'd be!

What a wonderful world it'd be!

What... a wonderful world... it'd be!

'A shower of your love...

...makes my path as vast as the
flowing, swelling oceans. '

'Under your silken touch...

...my dreams are awakened. '

'Every sign of life, I have
found all over again. '

'Those lost shores, I've
chanced upon again. '

'My passions are aroused... '

...my darkest moments are lit up. '

'You asked me to smile...

...and Spring has returned to my life. '

'Every sign of life, I have
found all over again. '

'Those lost shores, I've
chanced upon again. '

'Ln some joys. '

'The breath mixed with each other. '

'Some windows. '

'They opened between eyes. '

'A thirst unquenched. '

'A satin evening. '

'The nights drowned in
some satin crimes. '

'I got the signs to love. '

'I got the lost shores. '

I've found what my heart
always craved, Guruji

May you be happy! You look
sweet when you smile.

Take care.

Love - the topic of the day.
Which give us pain and joy.

Oh My God! Oh No!

Where is the pencil? Oh God!

Hell, Tamy. You could've at
least given me a phone call.

Missed you.

There was so much to do today.

Why this long face?

What happened? Didn't
Rohit show up there?

He did.

Rohit's number...? Great!

I'm famished.

Half the number.
- Why did he give you half of it?

Is he crazy?

Or was the other half meant to
be a riddle for you to solve?

That half got washed away
in the bath. - Washed away!

Why didn't you jot it down on
a paper before you took a bath?

How was I to know...
- C'mon!

So I've made a mistake.

Haven't you given him your number?
- No.

Niharika must have his number!

Oh yes!

Jatin, will you bring Prashant
and Leela to my cabin, please?

Good. Very interesting!

Where are the tag lines?

Try and skip the cliches, Thick,
silken tresses...

If that's what every shampoo's
going to give them...

...why would people buy
our client's brand?

Jatin, I worked on some
lay-outs this morning.

I want something like this.

Take a close look at this.
Look at the color scheme.

Hi.
- One moment, Prashant.

Is it ok?
- All right? - Any questions?

No.
- So let's step on it.

We've very little time.
- All right.

Prashant, how about the BSA Ladybird?
- It's coming up.

This is not done. You said it would
be ready by the time I returned.

Yes, I did, but...

BSA is anyway thinking of taking away
their products to another agency.

And I'm trying my very best
to stop them from leaving us.

Because we're the ones
in need. Not they.

I know, but...

How much more time?
- A day or two

A day? Or two?

Two.

Leave a copy of the
brief on my table.

I told you, Tam. Two Days.

No problem. In the meanwhile, let
me see if another idea clicks.

Because I'm meeting them
on Friday. All right.

As you wish?

Hello
- Hello, Murthy. Lunch?

Eight to ten months? Which means,
we have enough time.

Tamanna, times gonna fly.

A lot many agencies are
approaching them...

...with great designs and
good track-records

But I'm confident we'll get it.

We are the best, you know.

Niharika? Any news?

No, he hasn't even replied
to my emails.

Why is he doing this?

Rohit will surely call.
- All right.

Ok, fine.

Good morning, Sapna.
- Good morning, sir.

How are you?
- Fine sir.

Tamanna...?

Just go home. Go home.

Subbu sir, I'm sorry.

I don't know when I fell asleep.

Tam, just go home.

No, no, there's so much to do. The
meeting's coming up in 3-4 days.

You haven't been home in 2 days.
- I have a change of clothes here.

I'll be back in a moment.

Just listen to me. Come back
only after lunch, okay?

Is that Ms Tamanna Sahni?
- Yes.

We found your card in your sister's
bag. She has met with an accident.

She's been admitted to
the Manipal Hospital.

Please meet Dr Rai Singh immediately.

Dr. Rai Singh?
- Over there.

Straight?
- Yes. - Thanks.

Dr. Rai Singh?
- Yes? - Tamanna Sahni.

Please sit.

My sister...?
- She's fine

It's not serious, I hope?
- Nothing serious.

Just a hairline fracture and
a swelling on her head.

Thank God, she was wearing a helmet.

I'd like to go and see
her. Yeah sure.

Hi Tania. How are you feeling now?

Inspector, this is Tania's
sister Tamanna.

You'll have to collect your sister's
bike from the police station, madam.

There'll be some paperwork to do.

Right ma'am. Take care
of yourself. Thank you.

Let me see those x-rays.

How often have I asked you
not to speed so much?!

Why don't you listen to me...?
- Please, Tammy!

What if something serious
had happened?

Please stop crying, Tammy. I'm okay.
- You're telling me?

Thank you. Thank you very much.
- Not at all.

We have the x-rays and prescriptions.

You'll have to send for the medicines

By the way, she had a
cut vein in the calf...

...so we had to give her some blood.

As a policy, you must replace it.
B- positive, if possible.

I'm B-positive too.
- That's good.

Yeah, jatin. I should be
there in thirty minutes.

Oh God!
- Ready in five minutes. - So am I.

Tell Sada to at least order
printer cartridges on time.

Ok, sure.
- What a waste of time!

Oh God! Right timing.

Tamanna?
- Yes?

I got something important to talk
to you about. Can you come over?

Is Tania all right?
- Tania? She's fine.

Tam, they arewaiting.

Meet me as soon as come.
I'll be right here.

But Tania...
- She's fine.

Just come and see me.
I'll be waiting, okay?

Thanks.
- Bye.

How about those reports of the test
we sent for a reconfirmation?

Prashant, one minute. - Yeah.

I got to leave for the
hospital immediately.

Could you go over to BSA for
the first meeting, please?

As you wish.

Don't worry. They are 990/0 convinced.

Just make this presentation there.

I'll take Tania home
and give you a call.

What's up?
- What's up?

That's what I want to know. What's
up? - What's that about?

What happened?
- Someone delivered a baby boy.

There were some showers
and there was also said...

...to be a bomb blast somewhere.

That's what's been happening.
Nothing else

Why did Dr Rai Singh call
me over so urgently?

I'm not Tania Rai Singh to know. Am I?

I'm just packing my bags. Subi and
Ross are coming to pick me up.

I thought you were here
to take me home.

Anyway, you can go back to the office
after getting me a discharge.

My friends will drop me home.
- So you're taking a dig at me?

Of course. How often have you
come to see me in the hospital?

Tanu, stop acting like a baby.

Don't you know how much work
I have at the office?

Sure, I do. That old
Subu also called.

How are you, my child? How
are you? Get well soon.

Tanu, that's very very mean.

We'll go home after I see the
doctor, okay? I'll back.

You're not angry with me over
this stupid accident, are you?

I just wanted to say that I'm angry.

Don't act silly. I'm not angry, okay?

I thought that was the reason
why you didn't come to see me

There was such a huge backlog of BSA...

...as soon as it's over, we'll
go on a long holiday.

Promise.
- Promise.

May I go now? And see Dr Rai Singh?

We've got to go home.

Let's have a long chat
once we get home, okay?

You said you wanted to talk
to me. I'm so sorry I'm late.

Doctor, you've looked after
Tania so well.

I just don't know how to thank you.

Can I take Tania home?

Tamanna, listen carefully to
what I'm about to tell you

Tania...? Is there...?

She's perfectly fine.

It's the blood sample you gave us,
we sent it to the lab for a test...

...as we do in every case.

Usually, there is no need for us to
tell the patient about the results.

I just felt that you should know.

Your blood is HIV-positive.

Tamanna, I'm sorry. Without your
permission, I got an eliza test done...

...to reconfirm the results.

That was positive too.

Tamanna, your parents have
met with an accident.

Their car has fallen in a gorge.

Tamanna, don't be under the
impression that you have AIDS.

The virus hasn't started spreading
in your body yet.

If you wish, you could even have
a western blot test conducted.

I wish you would see a counselor
to overcome the shock.

And yes, you will have to take
better care of your health.

There will be medicines
to take... once in month.

God!

Save me!

It's enough.

Hey! Here she is.

Let's go.

Now be careful. Don't trip and fall.

Don't worry. She's ok.

Let's go. I'm driving.

Why are you so tongue-tied...?

And you said we'd have
a long chat at home?

Worried about BSA?
What an idiot I am!

You already have so many worries.
And I keep talking nonsense.

HIV.

I can't figure out anything.

How did it happen...? When?

I never had a blood transfusion.

No injections.

Yes, there was this special girl.
The best thing about her was that...

...apart from me, there were
nine other guys in her life.

You know. You don't even have to say
that I love when you are in love.

Six. Six Vows

Will you take the
seventh one with me?

C'mon. Be original. Say yes.

Rohit... I...

Good morning.

What are staring at?
- You.

The one I only dreamt of.

Rohit...?

We are sorry. The number you have
reached is not in service.

Please check the number
or try your call again.

This is a recording

Niharika, you're the one Rohit
called earlier, isn't it?

That's true, but I've tried all
the numbers Rohit had given me...

...but there has been no response.
I've asked all his friends here...

...but none of them knows anything.
He's untraceable.

Please keep trying Niharika.
- Sure, Tania.

Sorry. Your call cannot
be completely dialed.

Please check the number and dial...

Hello. - Hello. - Could
I speak to Rohit please.

Has Tam had something to eat?
- No.

Hello, is Rohit there?
- I'm sorry. It's a wrong number.

There's mail from one of our
listeners, but there's no name.

She writes that her sister is
presently facing a very severe...

...problem which makes
her keep very silent

But you needn't worry at all!

Tanya is here for you
with her magic wand.

She will request your sister...

Why do you make our listener so sad?
Why don't you talk to her?

She loves you so dearly and
can't bear to see you sad.

And this is the song
she dedicates to you

'Smile...

...and let grief be ashamed. '

'Let the raindrops make a gentle
patter as they descend to the ground. '

'Lt's what the breeze says...

...come, let's sway together. '

'Let's kiss the skies together. '

Look at this Tammy. Your photo's on
the cover-page of Business Today.

I'm so happy.

Nothing's happening to you, Tammy.

'Serenity is like a lake.
It's part of you. '

'Mischief is like the rivers.
It flows ahead of you. '

'Peel off the facade of sorrow.
Let the world rejoice. '

'Let the tiny pebbles
tickle your soles... '

'It's there in the breeze... '

...come, let's sway together. '

'Let's kiss the skies. '

Good morning.

What is it?

Nothing.

I'll see you in the evening.

Do you think it'll take
time for my photo...

...to appear on Business Today?

No.
- I don't think so too. Bye.

Hi Leela. Good morning, Sapna.

Yes.

You...?

I'm the creative head.
May I help you?

I guess. I'll have to help myself.

I don't think this copy works.

The morning light waves
and anticipation and all that.

I think it will go over the
consumer's head.

I think we should be
little more direct.

Later.

How are you keeping, Tamanna?

Who's that in my cabin?

That man in the cabin is Suresh.

May I know... why?

We barely managed to save BSA
from slipping out of our hands.

I... I had already presented my
designs and they were very impressed.

It was Prashant who presented
the designs.

You had only had a discussion.

Who presented them makes
no difference.

I was the one who made
the designs, isn't it?

Their account is here
because of my work!

That's what you think. But
they were very very upset.

You didn't attend a
meeting with them.

It was first Tania's accident. After
that came your own personal health.

Our company almost lost
the BSA account.

Business needs discipline, Tamanna.

But my work was perfect, sir.

Your termination letter will explain
the rest of the details to you.

It was nice... nice working
with you, sir.

I've been ruined, sir! The insurance
guys have rejected my claim.

Delay your premium by a day and
these guys wring your neck.

And now...
- Enough. Thank you Mr. Yogi.

Do you have another business
apart from the timber mart?

No, I don't. Else, I wouldn't
have been in such dire straits.

I invested all I had in this
business, sir. You must help me now.

Please answer only the questions
you are asked.

Thank you, sir.

What did you do with the ashes
of the timber that was burnt?

I object. Is this a joke!

Mr. Anand!
- Of course, sir. Give me a moment.

I'll be back. Here you go.

That's for you.

Mr Yogi... do you recognize this?

Very good.

Sir, this is a receipt from Sudha
foundries for a ton of coal...

...purchased from our
very own Mr. Yogi.

Mr. Yogi sold the charcoal of the
burnt timber to Sudha Foundries.

The price of the charcoal was far
more than the price of the timber.

Hence my client is not liable
to pay Mr. Yogi a single penny.

You honor, my client would
like to withdraw this case.

Very good decision.

Thank you, your honor.
Have a very good day.

Let's go.

Yes, sir. I get it. Thank you. Bye.

Hi Tarun. - Hello Divya.
How are you? - I'm fine.

Hello Tarun. - Hi Kalpu. We're
still meeting for coffee?

Well
- Well?

And.
- And?

Oh! What happened?
- What do you think?

Oh, I'm sorry. Better luck next time.

Damn it! I've won!

What?
- What is this, man?

Great! Congrats!
- Yeah, Thank you.

Did you win or lose, Tarun?

Now what is your problem...?

I'm sorry.
- I'm a good lawyer.

Congrats! - No, I'm a good lawyer.
Have some faith.

I don't know why everybody in
this office is picking on me.

I won.

Well.
- Well?

So.
- So?

Tamanna Sahni.
- Yes.

In there. Since half an hour.

Oh Shit!

Do me a favor, babes. Send
two cups of coffee, please

Ok.
- Thank you.

Hello. Hi.
- Hello.

Hi Tamanna. Nice to meet you.

Did Rosanne tell you...
- Yes, she told me. Please sit.

That's fine.
- Yes.

I've ordered for a filing cabinet.

Rosy was telling me that you
had a problem with your job?

Come in.
- Yes, and that is why I...

Coffee. Will you have some coffee?
- Yeah, sure.

Good. Let me put this away.

Thank you.
- Thank you.

So...

...this place you were working at?
You were sacked without a reason?

Yes. From Tj Associates. I want
to file a suit against them.

They claim I wasn't doing
my job properly.

They cite incompetence and
negligence. What do you have to say?

Because I'm HIV-positive.

Excuse me.

HIV-positive!

You've AIDS?
- No. AIDS is a different stage.

Until the HIV virus attacks
the blood cells...

...it remains dormant in
one's body. Till then...

When is AIDS likely to happen? -
Maybe tomorrow. Maybe 15 or 20 years.

It all depends on how one
looks himself oneself.

Medication...
- Hold on, hold on.

Ms. Sahni, I get your point.

Your boss claims you were sacked...

...because you weren't
doing a job properly...

And you insist he sacked you because
you're an AIDS patient?

HIV positive.
- Yeah, sorry. HIV

He fired you because he didn't want...

...an HIV-positive patient
in his office?

Right?
- Yes

That's exactly why I was fired.

Mr. Anand?
- Yes.

Miss Sahni, I'm a corporate lawyer.
And this is a case of employment.

This is not my field or expertise.

All I can suggest is that
you consult a specialist...

Sure. Eleven lawyers before you
have given me the same advice.

Anyway, thanks for your time.

Just relax, I say.
- Relax, my foot!

She sat there in my office,
just a couple of feet away.

She touched my hand,
gave me the coffee...

She was breathing on me.

Your BP is very much normal.

And this is how HIV virus
got only through blood...

I know, I know. Blood, bodily fluid,
semen... I studied in school.

But I just wanted to make
sure. I was so scared.

But why? You don't contract it by
sitting together, by shaking hands...

...by breathing the same air, not
even by kissing each other.

Oh yes, if there is something
in your past that...

What's that?
- I'm taking your blood for a test

HIV-test? You know me since
our school days, Bunty!

No wonder.
- Shut up!

Have you ever done drugs? Or
been to a prostitute perhaps?

Call girl? - Thank you very much,
buddy. I'll see you at dinner.

Have you had sex with a stranger,
without the protection of a condom...?

Tarun, this is Rossane. Are you free?
I need to have a word with you.

This friend of yours,
Rosy. I'm sorry...

No, Tarun. It's my mistake
that I sent her to you

How could you do this?
- Won't you hear me out?

Looks my opinion about you was wrong.

But I know Tamanna well. She
will never concede defeat.

Anyway, she doesn't need your
help and she will manage...

How often has jH Industries
filed claims...

...for insurance in the last 5 years?

And what is the condition of
their fire prevention system?

You think jH Industries deliberately
started a fire in their stores?

For insurance?
- Guess what?

Therefore, maybe there are many
instances of fire there.

The directors burn in the fire
of jealousy with each other.

And the employers are jealous
of the directors.

JH Industries is always on fire!

Mr Satsangi's sure feeling
the heat all right.

Let's work.

Ok boys, the cases are Kamani
industries versus National Insurance.

KGB Mills versus Indian Under writers.

And ruling in supreme court
given by Khanna Shoes versus...

...National Insurance company.

Carry on, I'll join you soon.
- Ok.

Excuse me... - Oh, I'm sorry. -
I thought I wouldn't find it. -

Excuse me. Ms. Tamanna Sahni, right?
- Yes.

Have you found a lawyer?
- Yes.

Who is it?
- Tamanna Sahni.

Taking on the entire responsibility...
good.

One has to put up a fight. Even
if one has to do it on his own.

That much right we all
enjoy, don't we?

You're a quick learner.

I already pity the lawyers who are...

...going to represent Tj Associates.

Are you poking fun at me, Mr. Anand?

Just a bit.

I know, I'm being pigheaded
in trying to learn all this.

But I can't help it. It isn't easy
to convince lawyers nowadays.

I'm speaking on a personal experience.

I'd like to fight your
case. If you agree.

There's not much I know
about HIV-related cases.

In fact, this will be
my first such case.

However, there is someone
I know who can guide us.

Really? - Yes, I'd like
to have a word with him.

I've to go. I got to attend a hearing.
But I'll be in touch. Take care, Ok?

Yeah, thank you.
- Bye.

Your phone number... never mind.
I'll take it from Rosy.

Tammy... has Friends begun?
- Long ago.

Hi, how are you?

You know Tarun, Rossane's friend?

Volume, Tammy. Volume.

Tarun's ready to fight my case.

What did you say...?
- What did I say?

You just said something about
Rossane's friend and the case...?

He's ready to fight it.
- What?

Lts hours since I got home
and you're telling me now?

Sorry, I made a mistake. Okay?
- Not fair!

You're so quiet and I'm so happy!
- Thanks.

What else did he have to say?
- That's my bottle...

So...? I'll catch the HIV infection?

Shut up! You talk any nonsense!
- You shut up, Tammy.

Stop discriminating against yourself...

...before you expect it
from the others

I'm sorry.
- It's ok.

They call him Lal Sir. He teaches
at the law school here.

He used to practice at the Shearman
and Sterling in America.

He even fought an AIDS-related
case there.

Hi, Lal sir... how are you?

Fine, how are you.

You got your boss's permission?
- Satsangi...? That's no problem.

What happened to that insurance case?

I don't think they're gonna miss me.
- Ok. Come.

Sir, I thought we could go in my car.
- You know about me.

Sir, I've just bought it. It's a
new car. I want you to ride it.

Ok. My wishes. Just
come with me. Come.

C'mon. I bet it won't start.

Let's go.
- You've to push.

I knew it.

Ready.
- Yeah. - Ok. Here we go.

Try it now.
- Yeah.

Try it again.

Thank you.

Why did you accept Tamanna Sahni's
brief in the first place?

Is it necessary to tell you?
- Yes, it's a difficult case.

You need to be clear as to
why you are accepting it.

I actually became a lawyer
to help people, sir.

But in the last two years,
I've been caught up...

...with big firms, big
cases and the works.

Tamanna came to the court every day...

...and nobody wanted to
even touch her case.

She was determined to
fight by herself.

When I saw her determination...

...it made me realize this is
why I became a lawyer.

If I can't help people like Tamanna
Sahni then what's the point?

If you feel so strongly about it...

Why did you refuse to accept
the case in the first place?

Sir, she's HIV positive and I...

Were you scared you'd catch
the infection from her?

In which case, you shouldn't be
sitting with me in this car either.

I had a client who
was an HIV patient.

I used to shake hands
with her and also...

Sir, please. I'm sorry.

Don't get serious. I'm
just pulling your leg.

I think they are long enough, sir.
- Ok.

Ground 1. She claims she was fired
because she's HIV-positive? - Ok.

Ground 2. She says she still
is competent enough to work.

Precisely.
- Right.

Her job profile.
- Sir she is...

Sir, she was one of the high
salaried persons in he company.

Creative head of the company.

She also shared profits from
whatever accounts she handled.

In that case she can't Tj
associates to court. No.

What?! Why not?

There's no law in India which
entitles an employee to file a suit...

...against the employer, for
termination of services.

They've also cleared your dues.
- It isn't about my dues.

It's about wrongfully removing
me from my service.

Unfortunately, the Indian law
does not consider it wrongful.

It's different in America and Europe...

They have a number of laws
to prevent discrimination...

...against HIV and AIDS cases.

But I came across this policy
on the internet, sir.

The government's national AIDS
prevention and control policy...

It's just a policy. It doesn't
even have legal sanction.

There is a way out. Judges
have the power...

...to take up a case that cannot
be filed under any written law.

That's only if they feel
that the case is worthy...

...of being heard in court.
Otherwise...

That's the only way out.
- I'm glad it's the only way.

Else, it'd have created confusion
over which course to take.

There's another thing, Tamanna. When
this case is taken up in court...

...if it all it is taken up...

Tj's lawyers are likely to ask
you all sort of questions.

About your personal life. Questions
you will have to answer.

So give it another thought.
You've to be prepared for it.

A day after Subbu fired me, there was
an article in the Economic Times.

Subbu gave all the credit for the
work I had put in for BSA's account...

...to the new creative director.

And you say they are likely to
ask me about my personal life?

A personal life in which
I stayed up all nights...

...to complete my official work
at home. No friends circle.

Because of which I had
no social life

In fact, I couldn't share
little joys with Tania...

...in which she missed me the most.

Why did I put in such a lot of hard
work and make so many sacrifices?

It was for myself. Because
it meant the life to me.

My professional life was my personal
life. That was my only life.

I have a question for you, Mr Lal?

What would you do if someone tried
to snatch your very life from you?

The anger that is pent up in you,
will prove useful in court.

Provided it's still there.

Have a coffee.

Do we have a new supplier of milk?
- Shut up. It was lying on the floor

Thanks. Come in.

Lal Sir had called. Those
are my bank statements...

...they account for all the
remuneration I received.

Lal Sir was right here.

He left this morning. He's
got to go to the college.

Was Lal Sir here all night?

To help you out?

When Subbu Sir and I started
Tj Associates...

...we too used to work through
the nights like this.

There were just the two of us,
a peon and a flask of coffee.

Most of the time, Subbu Sir
himself made the photocopies.

We used to have a secondhand
machine then.

I wonder where he got it from

His hands used to be black with
the machine's ink, every evening.

You know.

Hi, Kalyani. Sorry to
keep you waiting.

You better be Tj. I've got
to get to the court.

Tea, coffee...? Anything
for you, Kalyani?

I got to be at the court, Tj.

A legal notice from Tamanna's
lawyers this morning.

Wrong termination of services.

It says that we fired Tamanna
because she's suffering from AIDS.

That it wasn't because
of her incompetence.

Tj, you had no idea that Tamanna was
HIV positive. You just did not know.

Remember that. Till you
received this notice...

...you did not know that
Tamanna was HIV positive.

Make it clear to the rest
of your staff too.

None of them are supposed to
know of Tamanna's illness.

Kalyani, this company is my life.

I want to know about
her personal life.

Every little detail. However minor.

Nervous?

Me too.

Hello.

You are looking fine.

Hello, Kalyani. - Hello.
Congratulations on the new book.

Thank you reading it. Hello, Mr. Tj.

Thank you.

Today, I hope to settle the
matter among ourselves.

The plaintive and the defendant
can discuss this personally...

...with me if they want to...

...without their attorneys.
- I don't mind. - Me too.

And you.

Mr Subramanian, she wants her job
back. What do you have to say?

That's not possible, sir.

Tamanna, he doesn't want
you back on the job.

However, sir... I'm willing to pay
Tamanna half a million rupees.

We have cleared her settlement
dues. Even then...

I don't want his money. I want my job

And also a letter stating that
my termination was a mistake...

...and that I'm competent to work.

I'm sorry, Tamanna. I
cannot speak this lie.

You were negligent in your duties.
You didn't do your job properly.

In that case, you could say
that in court. Under oath.

I'd like to see that too.

Cases.
- AC Versus Union of India.

X versus hospital ruled
by supreme court.

Good!
- I had a good teacher.

Dr. Rai Singh. MBBS from All India
Institute of medical sciences in 1986.

Can I see the list of witnesses?
- Right, sir.

Excuse me.
- What happened?

Must be Nisha. The poor girl
must be waiting somewhere.

He must've called her over for
lunch and forgotten about it

What happened, Tarun?
- Sorry, sir...

I had to meet Nisha over lunch
and forgot about it.

You find it funny? And I'm suffering!

She doesn't want to see
me again. I'm dead.

I don't blame her. Do you?
- Neither do I?

In her shoes, I'd have
done the same thing.

If you were in her shoes, what
should I have done then?

A dozen long-stemmed roses,
candle-light dinner and maybe...

And...? Is there more to come?
- Of course.

You'd have had to go down on your
knees and beg for forgiveness.

Ok, guys. Let's get back to work.

Correct, sir. Let me see
the list of witnesses.

Tamanna, this is the list of people
Kalyani will present in court...

...as Tj's witnesses.

Tell us whatever you know about them...

...especially the sort of rapport
you shared with them

Prashant Mathur...

Did you get it?
- I've been waiting for you, Tarun!

Did you get the adjournment?
- Yes, here you are.

For me...? They're so
beautiful. Thanks

Got to give some to Nisha too.
- Any dearth of roses in Bangalore?

No... dearth of money actually.

On our way, let's stop
at a sports shop.

A sports shop?
- Yes. To buy some knee caps.

So your knees won't hurt.

All the best.
- Yeah. Very funny. Bye.

Do you have a car?
- Yes.

Can I borrow it? My car broke down

Tarun!
- Please. - You are shameless.

Tarun, get up.

Coffee.

Don't forget, you're
up against Kalyani.

When she was in school, she lost
her right arm in a bus accident.

Her parents filed a
case of negligence...

...against the bus company... and lost.

That Kalyani is one of India's
top lawyers today.

Why did you give Tamanna the
offer to work with you?

Well, I thought that maybe
she had the talent and...

No, Tj! When Tamanna's lawyer
puts this question to you...

...answer him confidently.

And don't speak any lies,
unless I ask you to.

Instead say, Because Tamanna was
talented. I had seen her work

Now... why did you give Tamanna
the offer to work with you?

Tamanna was a talented girl and...

If she was indeed talented, how did
she suddenly become inefficient...?

The reason why you fired
her from the job

When I gave her the offer, I thought
she would do her best.

However...
- However what, Mr Subramanian?

However for the awards Tamanna
won for your company...?

...or is it for the clients she
brought to your company?

Please explain this to the court.

The awards were a result of
the company's teamwork.

Tamanna had not worked
all alone on them.

But you gave only Tamanna
a share of the profits...?

Not the whole team?

That was then. Tamanna
Used to work hard then.

She became complacent once
we got the BSA account...

...and her results were poor.

Good. Maintain this tone in court.

Kalyani, I don't want to employ
an AIDS patient in my office.

This has nothing to do with
her health and ability.

This is a reflection
of her character.

Wow! Where has the sun
Risen from today?

You're dressed up already?

The first day of the hearing,
isn't it?

Yogurt and sugar.
- What's all this, Tanu?

Remember? Mom always gave it to
us before we left for our exams?

For good luck? For all you know...

...the Sun might rise
from the west today...

...and return all your
happiness to you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Please introduce yourself.

Suresh Muthana. CEO of Megan
cosmetics. - Thank you.

In 1999, Tamanna Sahni designed
an ad campaign for your company...

It was Tj Associates who designed
The ad campaign for us.

And Tamanna Sahni was head of
The team? - That's right.

What do you think of Tamanna
Sahni's designs?

They were okay.
- Okay...? Or were they very good?

They were okay.
- Mr Mutanna...

...when I approached you with a
request to be a witness in this case...

This is what you had to say
about Tamanna Sahni's work.

Tamanna's work was outstanding.

In 3 months, her work turns
okay from outstanding?

Objection.
- Sustained.

Mr Sinha, following Tamanna
Sahni's campaign...

...the sales of your company...

...had improved by 56 per cent.
As per your annual report.

The improvement wasn't only
because of the campaign.

There were many other
factors involved.

Ok. Thank you Mr. Sinha.
Your witness.

Is it true that it was
Mr Subramanian...

...who supervised the plan
of your campaign?

Yes, he didm

In other words, everything
Tamanna Sahni was doing...

...was being supervised
by Mr Tj Subramanian?

Right?
- Right.

Would it be okay to say
then that Tamanna Sahni...

...was merely following Mr
Tj Subramanian's orders...?

And that the ideas and the brains
behind the campaign...

...were actually Mr Tj Subramanian's?

I object.
- Overruled. Answer the question.

The campaign was indeed the result
of Mr Subramaniam's ideas...

...and Tamanna was merely
following orders.

Thank you Mr. Sinha.
- No further questions your honor.

Feeling better?

I have no more witnesses left.

So use the ones they have.

Sometimes, I feel scared.

Tamanna has pinned all her
hopes on this case... on me.

It's a good thing if it scares you.

You'll do your best.

Did you prepare the designs that were
sent for BSA's approval? - No.

Which means the designs
you went to present...

...were prepared by someone else.

By Tamanna.
- No, sir.

Our new creative director Mr Suresh
Samtani prepared the designs.

Mr Mathur, Mr Suresh Samtani joined
Tj Associates on june 18, 2003.

And these designs were approved
on May 20, 2003.

Here is a copy of Mr Samtani's
appointment letter.

That's for you.

Mr Subramanian had entrusted this
assignment to Mr Samtani...

mmeven before his appointment,
because it was very important...

...and because Ms Tamanna Sahni wasn't
being able to handle it competently.

All right.

This is a copy of the letter
BSA sent to Tj Associates...

...dated May 20, 2003. The
Marketing Head states...

...that they had quite liked...

...the designs of Tamanna Sahni
that were presented to them

He writes...

We'd like to let you know that the
designs presented by Ms. Tamanna Sahni...

...on the 15th of May 192003 were
very good and have been approved.

Barring a few minor changes, which
have been stated as under.

Me Lord, this letter was not
shown to the defense...

...along with all the other evidence
presented by the plaintiff's attorney.

Ms. Kalyani, I think I'll allow it.
- Thank you, Me Lord.

Me lord, I'll like to cite the
judgement in AK single versus...

...B. Lal 1998 A1 HC 2287, which
rules that photocopy of document...

...is inadmissible as evidence.

Me Lord, I'll like to ask
Tj associates to the...

...originals from the records.

The next time you send documents
to me, just make sure...

...the one you're sending it with is
not making photocopies of them!

I just can't believe this at all.

Were you the one who gave Tarun
a photocopy of that letter?

I have a letter for you, too.

My resignation.

I hope you're coming, Sameer?

I'm sorry, I can't come today.
- What do you mean...?

Today is Tammy's birthday.
- I'm sorry, Tania...

Actually, Sonali and I are
planning to have a baby.

And... I think I'd better stay away
from any kind of infection.

Please understand and convey
my wishes to Tam.

Want me to serve dinner?
- Let's wait for Sam.

I don't think he's coming.
- When I called, he said...

...he'll call back in two minutes.
- And it's 3 hours already.

Let's wait a little while more.
- I know for sure, he's not coming.

He's afraid he might contract AIDS
if he comes close to Tammy!

I'll get that.

Hi.
- Hi.

Happy Birthday.
- Thank you.

How did you get to know? - You
didn't tell me, but I get to know.

I'm your lawyer after
all. It's my job.

Rosy's here too.

Hi Rosy
- Hi. - Hi Baby.

This is Goody. - Hi, How are you.
- Good. - Nice to meet you.

I believe you've just started
your fiftieth job.

Congratulations! How about
a golden jubilee?

Rosy, do I have to pay
you a commission for...

...getting me Tamanna's case?

Just win the case for Tam.
You could call that my commission.

She'll win the case, all right.

She's so used to it. No wonder
she has all those awards.

But there's a problem with me.
When it comes to victory, I...

Whether you win it or I, it's
one and the same thing.

That's very much like him, Tam. To
keep throwing words back and forth.

Without making any sense.
- That's great!

Which means I have the makings
of a successful lawyer. Good!

There's still a hope. I'm
very happy. Very good.

At eleven tomorrow?
- Yes.

When I was about to appear
for my first case...

...and called on Mr Satsangi
first, he asked me...

How is your preparation? I said,
I've done my best sir

He said, The client pays
you not to do your best...

...he pays you to win the case

I guess what I wanna say is that I've
done my best in this case so far.

Only my best.

I haven't been able to present the
case as effectively as I expected to.

You know what, Tarun.

I only asked you to stand by me in
my fight. And you're doing that

I don't expect or hope for
anything more than that.

I will speak the truth and
nothing but the truth.

Had you informed Mr Tj Subramanian
about your absence?

I did. For a week, I couldn't
overcome the shock.

Subbu Sir made several calls,
but I didn't take them.

And finally, he came to
my house. To meet me.

To begin with, he couldn't
understand anything.

I then told him about my HIV report.

Why did you tell Mr Subramanian?

Why did you have to tell something
personal to anyone at the office?

Subbu Sir wasn't just
my boss or my employer.

In the last nine years, ever
since I have known him...

...he has stood by me through
every hardship of mine.

In a manner that perhaps my parents
would have stood by me...

...had they been alive today.

Subbu Sir made up for
the lack of my parents.

He was like a father figure
to me. He was my hero.

Your witness.

When did you start working
for Tj Associates?

In 1997.

Subbu Sir and I used to
work for HTA before that.

When Subbu Sir decided to quit HTA
he asked me join him and I did.

Was Mr Tj Subramanian offering
you a higher salary than HTA?

There wasn't anything of the sort.

The two of us took the decision born
out of creative independence.

I knew, my income wouldn't
be much initially.

But you took the risk?
- It was worth taking the risk.

Of course, it was worth
taking the risk.

In just 3 years, Tj Associates got
big accounts like BSA and TSM.

You said that you quit HTA
for creative independence.

Did Mr Subramanian ever attempt...

...to override or suppress your
creative independence...?

...in these seven years?
- No.

In other words, Mr Tj Subramanian
kept the promise he had made to you?

Yes.
- Last year...

...in the middle of a huge
campaign for BSA...

...you suddenly told Mr Subramanian
that you wanted leave.

Did he turn down your request?
- No.

What did you seek the leave for?

Objection, Me Lord. Irrelevant.
- Sustained.

What was more important than
the BSA campaign, Tamanna?

Objection, Me Lord. - Ms. Kalyani.

Please stick to the questions
pertaining to the case.

How did you contract the
HIV infection, Tamanna?

Tamanna... answer me. How did
you get the HIV infection?

How did you get the HIV infection?

Rohit...?

Didn't you ever ask him why
he had done this to you?

Why didn't he tell you that
he was HIV-positive?

I couldn't establish contact
with him again.

That's really sad. That's
really terrible.

How could anyone be such a scoundrel,
so sadistic, so selfish...

Weren't you angry with Rohit?

Tamanna...?
- I was. I was very angry.

Very angry.

And you're now bringing out the
same anger against Tj Associates?

Your anger against Rohit?

Finally, it wasn't worth
taking the risk, was it?

Mr Subramanian, why did
you make Tamanna Sahni...

...an offer to work with you?

Tamanna was a talented girl.
I had seen her work.

You also gave her a share in the
profits of your company. Right?

From the profits I made from clients...

...who were impressed
with Tamanna's work...

I paid Tamanna 20 per
cent of the profits.

Which means you had made no mistake
by making Tamanna Sahni an offer...

...to work with you? - Certainly
not. I was proud of her work.

But then, Tamanna turned
over-confident.

If she wished, she could have
been far more successful.

But her indiscipline had started
having an effect on her work.

What makes you say that?

Her work started getting delayed.

She was paying more attention
to her personal life.

Mr Subramanian, can you place
a hand on your heart and say...

...that you fired Tamanna Sahni only
because she wasn't efficient enough?

That there was no other reason?
- Objection! - Sustained.

Please. For a moment, put yourself
in Tamanna's shoes and tell me...

...was what you did, right?

Objection Me Lord.
- No, I'll take that.

I'd like to answer this question.

Had Tamanna been in my
shoes and I in hers...

I'd have been glad if Tamanna did
what I have eventually done.

This is a company of my dreams.

And whatever I have done, I
have done for the company.

Excuse me. Rohit Manchanda...?

I didn't know. I had no idea...
I was HIV positive.

I didn't know...

I'm sorry.

I know how hurt you are.

But things like this keep
happening in court cases.

We've lost in the civil court.

But we can file an appeal
in the High Court.

I don't want to file an appeal.

If you wish to find another lawyer,
I can understand...

I haven't been able to
win the case for you.

Rohit is back.

He's in the last stage.

Did he say where he
was all these days?

When he was here last, he didn't
know he was HIV-positive.

After his return, his health started
deteriorating suddenly.

When the doctors conducted a check,
they found that the AIDS virus...

...had begun to spread in his body.

He spent a few months in hospital...

But when he got to know that his
life could end any moment...

...he returned...

...hoping against hope that
nothing had happened to me.

But when Niharika told him about me...

...he was shattered.

When I looked at him today,
it occurred to me...

...that no matter how much I fight...

...I'm going to be in the same
state that he's in today.

I'm very scared, Tarun

I couldn't bear to see Rohit's state.

I couldn't...

When I look at him,
I get the feeling...

...that I will soon be in the
same condition as he is...

I'm scared.

I don't want to fight anymore.

It's no good.

Whatever's left of life, let
me make the best of it.

I'm not into baby-sitting.

If you've come to cry
after losing the case...

...I'm sorry, please go away.

Sir, please. I've lost the case.

Has the case lost you, Tarun?

You still have the option of
appealing in the High Court

The judge didn't hold Tamanna
inefficient, did he?

His order clearly says that
Tamanna was not inefficient...

...and that Tj knew the fact
that she was HIV-positive.

You have proved what
you had to, Tarun.

But the judge has also said
that despite all this...

...Tj has the right to
throw Tamanna out

If Tj hasn't done anything illegal...

...Tamanna can't even
claim a compensation.

Nor can she return to her job.

It hasn't to do with
Tamanna alone, Tarun.

It has to do with many
people like Tamanna...

...for whose help there is just
no law in this country.

Here's your chance to do something
for such people.

And you...?

'Those few moments my eyes cherish...

Those few moments that agonise me...

...with a broken dream...

...as we fade away...

...these moments, that turn away...

Go, Tamanna. Why spend
all your time here?

I'm happy. To be with you.

Rubbish!

Don't die with me Tamanna.

For as long as you live, you live.

And who could know that
better than me?

Hello.
- Tamanna?

Lal Sir, Tarun here.
- Yes, Tarun?

A hearing of Tamanna's case is
coming up in the High Court today.

I'm speaking from
the hospital, Tamanna.

Rohit's condition has worsened.

I'm coming.

Give me a call after the hearing
and tell me how it went.

Sure.
- I'll wait for your call.

All right, sir.

All the best.
- Thank you.

You're leaving me...?

No...

Honorable judges!

The only identity Tamanna Sahni has
today is that of being HIV positive.

And this identity, we have given her...

...by snatching from her the
image she was known for.

Hers was the image of a dedicated
and sincere girl...

. who worked through the
days and the nights.

A girl who won several prestigious
awards in advertisement.

And what did her boss do as
soon as he got to know...

...that she was HIV positive?

He did what most people do.

He tried to keep Tamanna as far away
from himself as was possible.

And why not...? That's exactly
what I did to Tamanna too.

Why? Because I was scared.

I was scared because I was ignorant.

HIV is dangerous, HIV can be deadly...

...but can it take away your life?
Can it take away the right to live?

If it does, why do we even talk
about non-discrimination?

But if HIV is only deadly, if it does
not take away the right to live...

...why do we want to distance people
like Tamanna Sahni from ourselves?

My client Tamanna Sahni
is HIV positive.

And she knows that perhaps she will
not be able to survive this disease.

But she wants to fight.
She wants to live.

So why are we stopping her? What
right do we have to stop her?

Her condition doesn't stop her
from carrying out her duties...

...to the best of her abilities.

And may I add that she's
extremely capable.

We don't fire someone who
falls sick in our office...

...so why single out an
HIV positive patient?

We ought to accept them.

We mustn't make them feel
scared and ostracized.

Why can't we let them be with us?

Why can't we give them
love and respect?

Because unless we do that...

...they will be scared, and they
will hide from society.

They will conceal their ailment.
And HIV will continue to spread.

Tamanna Sahni is my friend. And
I'm extremely proud of her.

I'll stand by her come what may.

Today, I besiege you, the lawmakers
of this land to do the same.

Stand by Tamanna. Help
her get back her life.

Because by doing so you not only
help her but millions of people.

...infected by this disease.

And you help those very few thousands
who fight everyday also very hard...

...in order to stop this
spread of this virus.

When the clouds gather...

...it appears as if there's
darkness everywhere.

But then, a gust of wind
makes a beginning...

...and blows a speck
of the clouds away.

You begin to get a glimpse
of the blue sky again...

...and gradually, the skies are clear.

Hi!

Oh God! Oh My God!

Wow!

Congrats!

That's your gift.

What do you think?

Tamanna Sahni. New age businesswoman.

Yes.
- Happy anniversary.

This is for you, Rohit.

I forgot to tell you.
Nisha's expecting.

Congrats!
- Going to become a daddy, already.

Hey, you. Idiot.

I can't believe, I'm
adjusting all this.