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I am sorry, dad
I sacrificed revenge for love.
I did good, right?
I thought you wouldn’t come back,
So I should give your share of life to someone else.
Shall I tell the truth, Dad?
I’ve made huge sacrifices.
If you get angry too, forgive me.
I feel that when you say I made the right decision,
my dad will be happy in heaven hearing this.
So tell me
I did the right thing, didn’t I?
You did.
After a war, when peace is made
the blood money for those who died isn’t demanded.
Peace itself becomes the price of their lives
My mom doesn’t agree.
She says you should have let go of everything,
but not Mehmal.
Come on, move forward.
Leave it!
It feels good.
You look up at the sky with your head held high,
while I stumble on the path.
This is how we see God
or see someone falling to the earth from the sky.
Oh! My daughter-in-law is here to
Greetings!
Greetings!
What a wonderful omen.
Before the wedding, our first meeting at Pir Makkai Sahib’s tomb
I liked it.
Do you often visit holy places?
I liked it too.
Listen!
This much omen is enough
the rest should be the day after tomorrow
Wait, Surraiya, at least let me have a glimpse of her
What status have the Amritsari girls achieved
One was crazy about you,
the other is crazy about her.
Yours kept yearning,
mine got heard.
Will you take care of me?
I may be a harsh rival,
but I’m not a bad mother-in-law.
Call us to the dholak too.
There’s pride in making peace;
you have to rise for it.
Let the wedding happen first;
then, when you arrive, I’ll open the door myself.
I’ll even say this.
Please come in
You’re so stubborn.
Go drape the sheet,
offer your prayers, and start the preparations.
Don’t clash with me.
I’m living with the grief of two,
and you got just one stitch.
You will also take the thing
I’ve nurtured for 22 years.
Just think..
On my morsel of bread,
the happiness of your house has grown.
Wear something fancy to the wedding
I want even Bin Yamin to be happy this time.
Lets go, aunty!
If you had stayed, both friends would have joined and prayed together.
Aunty, come
Aunty
Lets go!
What are you doing, mom?
I’m checking
how much oil is left in the lamp.
You go and drape the sheet over the shrine;
I’ll feed the pigeons and come back.
Come
Give it to me
Did you hear anything?
No
No?
Its good!
I’m telling you again don’t go.
What you had to give, you’ve already given. What more is there left to take from there?
Let me go, Mom
Love’s final act is happening.
I’ll return after giving my last performance.
You heard that poem, didn’t you?
Before I drown completely, I’ll push the boat upward
Not I, but someone will reach the shore.
When will the bride come?
She’s about to come
Manto Sir..
I learned a lot from you.
What did you learn? Tell me.
To salute a departing beloved with twenty-one salutes
actually forty-two
twenty-one yours and twenty-one mine.
You left my house empty-handed
I remember.
Ms. Maria
Welcome!
You kept up the pretense of my friendship with your father
Oh uncle..
Please come
Greetings!
How does it feel?
I don’t know.
Want me to tell you?
No
leave it
Take some
Hmm..
Thanks!
Drink it as if it were poison.
People like you are very rare.
Really?
Bin Yamin
come forward
Give him a hug
You are my son's aunt-in-law
won’t you hug me?
Let me hug you
You should have been at the door to receive us.
Slowly and gradually I will fulfill your desires.
Come
Now I'll meet you while leaving from here
Where should I sit?
Here
Greetings!
Oh man..
Let me look at you closely…
even your failed lovers have shown up.
Is that why you’re pretending to be angry?
Don’t leave, ma’am.
Please sit
Why are you scared?
I’m not scared
I’m dying.
Did you recognize me?
I recognized you that very day.
Which day?
On my birthday
when you held her hand.
That’s when I knew you’d never let go.
Look at their faces
Don’t look at their faces;
look at their courage.
Excuse me!
hmm..
Mian Sahab Yes?
The time for the nikah is passing. Please tell Siraj…
Siraj
proceed with the nikah
Do I have your permission, Mr. Siraj? Shall we start the nikkah?
Proceed.
Bismillahir-Rahmanir-Rahim (In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful)
Dear Mehmal
recite the kalma
La Ilaha Illallah Muhammadur Rasulullah (There is no god but Allah; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah)
Dear Farhad, recite the kalma.
La Ilaha Illallah Muhammadur Rasulullah (There is no god but Allah; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah)
Farhad!
Ashraf!
Who is he? Come here quickly
Hurry up! All of you
Farhad, open your eyes... Farhad..
Farhad, open your eyes
Revenge will still be taken, brother.
In the end it’s written that Surraiya forgave the murder of her sons
It is not mentioned anywhere that
God has forgiven them too.
Stop fighting
and make peace.
This feud, which has lasted longer than you’ve been alive, would be better if it ended in your lifetime.
So game is over now
No
Game starts now
Oho..
Give me a cigarette.
No
Girls don’t smoke.
Then why do boys smoke?
Tell her Answer now
Yaay!
What?
Its time for your class
No sir
Its time to celebrate
We’ll start studying tomorrow.
You can even teach on Sunday.
What’s on Sunday?
Why?
What’s on Sunday, Mr. Manto?
A wedding.
Hmm..
Whose wedding?
Yours.
With whom?
With me.
Then you’ve hit the jackpot, Mr. Manto.
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