Original subtitles

'Liquor consumption is injurious to health.'

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This world. This atmosphere.

it's of no use to me.

'No, no, no. They're singing the wrong song.'

'No one is heartbroken here.'

'Actually, a tradition has been broken here.'

'They are celebrating that.'

'This is a family of constables.'

'Since the last four generations...'

'the men of this family have been constables...'

'and have retired as constables.'

'But today, the son of this family...'

'Fateh Singh has broken this tradition.'

Put it up properly. - I'm doing it.

Aunt, come outside. Brother Fateh has come.

My baby! My sweetheart! - 'He did become a constable at first...'

'but he won't retire as a constable...'

'since he has become an inspector now.'

'There are many who didn't expect this from Fateh.'

'They're embarrassed now.'

You guys are embarrassed now.

I'm a policeman now.

Hello.

Hello! Hello!

Uncle, how are you? - I'm fine, son. Very well.

What would you say? A family of constables?

We'd gotten used to saluting to such an extent...

that even when a vegetable vendor...

called out to us, we would salute.

Be careful, I'm warning you.

My family only salutes, but your family could be ruined.

Master, give me your blessings. Hello.

Bless you, son. Bless you.

What would you say? - Son, you can't even cross the 10th class.

I got through the 10th class.

Now you cross the police station and show me.

You can't even write an essay on the Punjab police.

Nowadays essays are being written on us, master.

No, son. it's not that.

I always knew that you would achieve something when you grow up.

I've achieved it now, that's why you feel so.

You would call me useless earlier.

Don't you dare call a child useless again!

Son. - Yes?

Should we talk about your marriage with our Nikki?

How can we get our girl married to this idiot?

This is what you would say, right?

How can I falsify your statement?

Come on, have tea and get going. okay?

otherwise I may have to throw you out.

My baby! My sweetheart! My darling!

My son looks so handsome wearing an inspector's uniform.

You look so good, son.

You've given birth to a handsome son. The uniform is just an excuse.

He has gone on his father.

Shut up. I'll break your teeth with a hammer.

I'll complain. - You'll complain!

if he was like you, he would've remained...

a constable like your family.

He wouldn't have become an inspector.

Don't you dare! - Today your love overflows.

Come on, son. The whole village wants...

to get pictures clicked with you.

But mother, I feel like dancing. Can we dance right now?

Let's do it.

My son will dance.

it's of no use to me. This world...

Get lost. - Mike?

Strange. They don't even let you sing.

Stop it. What is this?

I will sing myself. Come on.

"We wear a turban. We are men of attitude."

"We are egoistic and strong."

"We are very gutsy."

"No one can stand in front of us."

"The dance of the Punjabis will make them look like kings today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Mr Singh will dance today."

"Dance."

"When we prosper, people get jealous of us."

"We're clean at heart. We never cheat anyone."

"only we can carry off style."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Mr Singh will dance today."

"Dance."

"Dance."

"We live happily. We drink a little when we're happy."

"We're stubborn, but great at heart. We celebrate on a grand scale."

"Not one, but two drums will be played till late at night."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Vacate the place. Mr Singh will dance today."

"Mr Singh will dance today."

The inspector is so strange.

I wonder where I've kept it. - I didn't find it, sir.

You idiots! The whole department couldn't find my uniform?

Have some shame! - Sir, you're the one who's naked.

Why should we have shame?

My eyes are red and I've three stars on my shoulder.

You're joking with inspector Joginder?

Consider yourself closer to death.

Go and look for my uniform! - Yes!

The inspector is roaming about in boxers.

What if someone comes to lodge a complaint? - Sir, good morning!

Sir, your uniform!

You're wearing my uniform?

How did a constable dare to wear an inspector's uniform!

Sir, why are you getting so angry?

if I wore yours, you should've worn mine. - Don't mind.

When a person is in danger...

he runs towards even more dangerous people.

You're talking like that to your senior?

I'll fire you!

How can you fire me, sir?

I work for the government, not for you.

I respect you because you're senior to me.

or else I would have flailed you.

if you talk nonsense, then I'll show you what real nonsense is.

Just tell me what 'flail' means.

What will you get by knowing the meaning?

Get your uniform washed.

I wonder when you got it washed the last time.

it's stinking. Moreover, you're getting furious at me.

Reduce your stomach, sir. Your pant is a bit loose for me.

Stop your... - Excuse me, inspector.

Yes, madam? - Actually, my purse has been stolen.

So, I've come to lodge a complaint.

Madam, talk to me. Tell me, of what color was your purse?

Actually, I want the inspector to lodge my complaint, not the peon.

Madam, for your kind information, I'm not a peon.

I'm in charge of this police station. inspector Joginder Singh Brar.

In your boxers?

You've only seen the hands of law so far.

So what if you've seen the legs of the law today?

it's another matter that the legs of the law are a little thin...

but still, you can lodge your complaint.

I want the commissioner to lodge my complaint.

Commissioner? - Yes. if this man wearing boxers is an inspector...

then you must be the commissioner.

Ma'am, if it's about the commissioner, then come with me.

I'll record your complaint. - You've lost one purse, right? - Yes.

The Punjab Police will find four for you. - Come with me.

Madam, please listen to me.

Sir, you really get yourself insulted very well.

Stop your nonsense!

Since he has come to this police station...

he has made my life miserable.

He took my uniform today.

He could take my position too, in the future.

Why don't you talk to the DC? He's like family to you.

What will I tell the DC? That he stole my uniform?

He'll say that a person who can't take care of his uniform...

how will he take care of the police station?

But sir, what do we do now?

We'll just have to wait for the right opportunity.

He took my uniform for a day.

if I don't take away his uniform for good...

I won't be called inspector Joginder Singh.

Fateh, I don't understand something.

Why did you borrow the inspector's uniform?

Shera, I was helpless.

The men of four generations in my family have retired as constables.

I'd to shut people up. I was under a lot of pressure.

I lied at home that I've become an inspector.

That I've been promoted.

I wore the inspector's uniform yesterday...

and took rounds in the village.

Now I don't have to worry for the next five to seven months.

We'll think of what has to be done later.

it's mother's call.

Hello, mother. Hello. - Hello. Hello, son.

How is my dear son doing? How's your work?

The work is fine. You tell me. How are you?

There's good news. There's a marriage proposal for you.

There's a proposal for me? - Yes.

The girl's family wanted to meet you.

I told them that my son is an inspector.

He's not sitting idle that he can take an off and come.

So, we decided that we'll come to the police station...

along with the girl and her family next month.

Why will you come to the police station?

Let them also see my son's position.

But mother... - Listen.

The master was saying...

that he too will come to the police station with us.

Mother, what will the master do here?

He was saying that he wants to get his passport signed.

He was saying that my inspector son will have to sign.

okay, son. Do your work. You must be busy.

okay. Bye. - No, no...

Fateh, if your lie is caught, you'll be humiliated in the village.

What do I do now? I'll be finished.

What's the matter? - I'm tense, Shera.

The police don't worry. They trouble others.

Forget all that. Let's go on the rounds.

Let's catch someone and make some money.

Shampy son. Father's only son.

Goes to Canada.

Now he will not return, father.

Police! Father, police!

Stop! Stop! - Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop!

Stop this scooter.

Sir, this is not a scooter.

This is Shampy's love.

Why are you stopping us?

We want to worship you.

Show me the papers of the vehicle.

We have all the papers.

Take this. Check them. - Check it, Shera.

Give me. - But please hurry up, brother.

Why? Why are you in a hurry? Are you going to get engaged?

That's very expensive these days, brother.

Nowadays in weddings we do things in a cheaper way.

Father, what are you saying?

Just tell brother clearly that I'm going to the airport...

to board a flight to Canada.

The papers are fine.

Shampy is going to Canada! Passport!

How can you go to Canada?

Pay a fine for three pillions. Come on.

How three pillions? We're just two people.

The two of you and the third one is your God.

Why have you written behind? That God is with us?

That makes it three pillions. - But brother, God is with everyone.

No. He's not with me. I'm in a very bad condition.

Pay Rs 500.

Brother, let's do one thing.

Let's bargain on the rate. Please reduce it.

You're bargaining with the Punjab Police? - I'll flail you!

What does that mean?

What will you do with the meaning? Give me the money!

Brother, don't talk to us like that!

You're a constable and you're demanding an inspector's fine.

Constable! Should I show you what I am?

He slapped your dear son.

Beat me as much as you want, but please let me go to Canada.

For now, you'll go to prison.

if you stay in prison for four days...

your father will pay 2500 instead of 500. - You call me constable.

He slapped your dear son twice. Father, what are you doing?

Father! What are you doing? - Come here. Come on.

Come on. - Father! Father!

Please stop them! Please! I've to go to Canada.

Couldn't you've kept quiet, you idiot?

Now, instead of going abroad, you'll go to prison.

Come on. - Your dear son was slapped thrice!

Father, you betrayed me! Come on! - Love you, son! Love you!

DCP, what made you call me today? Just command me.

You might find this strange.

I want to discuss a personal problem with you.

Tell me, sir. - Joginder, you know...

that I have no family.

18 years ago, my wife left with my 6-year-old daughter.

Why, sir?

Because we divorced.

You're lucky. My wife says she won't leave me until I die.

No, Joginder. Even I felt the same before.

But now, I feel lonely.

I feel like my family...

my daughter should be with me.

So, what's the problem, sir? Call your daughter here.

No, Joginder. it's not that easy.

During our divorce, it was the court's order that...

I can't meet my daughter without my wife's permission.

So, sir, didn't you ever try to meet her after that?

I did.

But my wife took Pooja to Canada.

it's been so many years.

I haven't even seen my daughter's face.

I don't know anything about her...

besides the fact...

that she owns a beauty parlor in Canada.

Joginder.

I feel like someone should go there somehow...

and bring my daughter back to me.

Sir, do you think this is easy?

No. Absolutely not.

This can be done only if God helps me.

Sir, consider your work done. - How?

I know a person who can do this very easily.

Who's that? - He's the most hardworking constable...

in the Punjab Police. Fateh Singh.

if it is so...

then make arrangements to send him to Canada immediately.

Consider this done, sir.

Canada? - Yes.

But sir, how can I bring the DC's daughter to Punjab?

Silly, only you can bring her back.

After all, you're the most hardworking...

constable in the Punjab Police.

Sir, I don't normally drink.

But I feel like drinking this.

Shall I drink? - Yes, sure.

I drank it.

Sir, tell me something. How will I benefit from all this?

Silly, you're the only one who'll benefit.

if you do this successfully, then you can come back...

and demand whatever you want from the DC.

I can demand whatever I want? - of course.

This means if I bring the DC's daughter to Punjab...

I can become an inspector too?

Consider yourself the inspector already.

I am an inspector? - of course.

Then sir, don't make a constable's drink. Make an inspector's drink.

You greedy man!

Enough, sir. Don't make me the DC.

By the way, you're a scoundrel. - Same to you, sir.

There's no need to behave like that with me.

I'm your senior. My eyes are red and there...

are three stars on my shoulder.

You're competing with inspector Joginder?

Consider yourself closer to success.

Love you, sir.

Thank you. - But sir, tell me something.

if I go abroad...

then who will pay for my accommodation and traveling there?

Silly, a government official doesn't spend from his pocket.

The government will pay for you.

The government? - Yes.

But how, sir? - Just make a false case...

to solve which you'll be going to Canada.

Then the government will pay and you'll enjoy.

But sir, it doesn't look nice.

Did it look nice when you stole my uniform?

And even ministers make such excuses and go abroad.

They don't go to work.

Sir, you have a point.

But sir, if we've to make a false case...

then where will we get a criminal from?

You have a point.

Brother.'

Brother.

Respected sir, please let me go.

Please have mercy on me.

if you've mercy on me, then God will have mercy on you.

Brother, I request you.

Please have mercy.

I've to go to the great land of Canada before my visa expires.

Let go of your dear son.

I need your help. Please.

Help... Help...

Help... Help...

Shampy, the dacoit?

Sir, it's an old case.

We've heard that he smuggles in Canada these days.

Fateh will go there to catch him.

Firstly, we'll get a visa soon.

Moreover, we won't have to worry about the expenses.

Whose idea was this? - Fateh's.

I'm impressed. Good.

Joginder. - Yes, sir.

You were right.

Fateh is the most hardworking constable in the Punjab Police.

But sir, I want to be the most hardworking...

inspector in the Punjab Police.

Don't worry, son.

Just do this for me. I'll promote you.

Even if I've to remove Joginder's uniform and give it to you.

Anyway, his uniform fits me, sir.

It's stretchable. It fits anyone.

Whether a constable wears it or a DCP.

What? - Sorry, sir.

Sir, don't worry.

Your daughter will be standing in front of you within a month.

Very good. - Yes.

Come, Fateh. - Yes.

I'll give you some more details about Pooja. - okay.

And Joginder. - Sir.

Fax this file to the Canada police. - okay, sir.

Come, Fateh. - okay, sir.

Joginder, have you made the wrong move?

Hi. - Good morning.

Good morning, Singh.

By the way, the chief wants to see you in his office.

okay.

So, what do you think, Singh?

I'm sorry, sir.

I'm ready to handle this case by myself.

But being a partner of an officer of the Punjab Police?

I'm sorry, sir. - But why?

Sir, trust me. I've heard a lot of cases about them.

They're very unprofessional. They can't be trusted.

But I've been sent the information that...

Fateh Singh is their best officer.

Sir, the information could be false.

Now, this dacoit Shampy doesn't look like a smuggler.

He looks like an application for mafia.

Look, Singh, no matter what you think...

you'll have to solve this case...

along with that officer from the Punjab Police.

You're the only one who's Punjabi here. - Sir, you're Punjabi too.

Fifty percent. I'm the boss here.

End of conversation.

Right, sir.

Attention, please. Requesting passenger Gary Johnson...'

to report to baggage counter.'

"The one with beautiful eyes."

"The one with beautiful eyes."

"l have heard that your eyes..."

are requested to proceed to gate...

number 6 for boarding. Thank you.'

Fateh Singh?

officers stand with such boards to welcome big ministers.

This is happening for me today?

God, You've made me happy today.

Mr Fateh Singh?

Amazing! Give this to me, girl. I'll frame it.

What the hell are you doing? Who are you?

Talk with respect, girl. Don't talk to me like that.

I'm Fateh Singh, almost an inspector from the Punjab Police.

You're Fateh Singh? - Yes. And this is my deputy red label.

Red label? - Yes.

When I hit someone with this...

it creates such a red mark on his face...

that he becomes the property of the Punjab Police.

Anyway, forget about the Punjab Police. You won't understand it.

Do one thing, dear. Here's Rs 5.

Go buy a chocolate for yourself.

And go back to school. The teacher must be looking for you.

Give this to me.

Chocolate? Teacher? What nonsense are you talking?

Dear, it doesn't look nice. Talk with respect.

Which school do you study in?

How many times have you failed in the 12th standard? Tell me.

What school?

I'm an officer of the Vancouver Police Department, idiot.

You're a policewoman!

Policewoman? - Lady police?

Why have you worn this blue color uniform?

Why haven't you worn khaki?

This is the police uniform in Canada.

Blue color?

The khaki uniform looks powerful.

over there, people don't accept letters...

from postmen wearing khaki uniform...

fearing that it could be a warrant.

Seeing your blue uniform... people might consider you a school...

girl and not even be scared of you.

The police here aren't to scare people, but to help them.

if the common people don't get scared of the police...

then how will hooligans be scared?

The foreign government is crazy. They've no sense.

if your speech is over, then can we go?

Yes, let's go. I don't want to chat with you either.

Where's the vehicle of the Punjab Police? - In the parking.

In the parking?

"The weather seems naughty today... "- Hey! This way.

Why have you parked it so far? You should've brought it here.

it's not allowed. - Why are the police not allowed?

if it has the red siren, you can park it even on the moon.

Six dollars.'

'Thank you.'

Talk to the government and ask them to...

change the color of your uniform.

'10 dollars.'

I'm a policeman.

'10 dollars.' - Madam, I said I'm a policeman.

Hold on. I am paying.

'10 dollars.'

I said I'm a policeman. Why are you asking for money?

'Thank you.'

That's how these people are.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. - oh, my God!

Bye.

This is your guesthouse.

Wow! Wonderful!

if the Punjab Police wasn't so strict, I would've called you in.

Don't feel bad.

it's okay. I'll pacify myself. - okay.

Please be ready at 10am tomorrow.

We've to go to the police station and meet the chief.

okay. No problem. Thank you.

Thank you.

it's really not a problem. - No, I must thank you.

You came to drop me so far.

okay. My hand...

it's your hand. I'm not taking it along. - Thank you.

At 10am. - All right. Bye.

Go carefully.

Deputy, you're slipping on seeing a constable.

Punjab Police, concentrate on your work, okay?

Silly boy.

inspector, my dear son has missed his flight already.

if his visa expires too...

then Mr Chawla will suffer a very big loss.

He won't be able to bear the shock.

Who's Chawla now?

I'm Mr Chawla. Proprietor, Chawla Fish Center.

inspector, if you ever come to Hoshiyarpur...

do try the fish-tikka at our restaurant.

I guarantee you that...

you'll surely leave a tip of at least Rs 11.

We'll try your fish-tikka some other time.

You taste the PT at our police station today.

What's PT?

Physical Torture.

is that a new dish? Let me write the recipe. - Yes.

Do you want to taste it?

No. Let it be.

I'm a vegetarian.

I want to make a request. - Tell me.

Please release my dear son.

I'll release him. it'll cost Rs 20,000.

Rs 20,000?

My dear son is of four square feet in total.

This means you're charging Rs 5000 per square feet?

Do you want to get your dear son released or buy a plot?

inspector, it's a rule in business.

You see the goods first and then pay.

What's my dear son? A bunch of bones.

All right, then. Let's finalize the deal in Rs 15,000.

one ton AC costs Rs 15,000.

My dear son is only 51kgs. You can weigh him if you want.

Do I've a weighing scale here to weigh him?

Sir, why do you get angry?

Fix a good deal with your customer.

Fix a deal with my customer? Am I a salesman of veils?

okay, fine. Let's finalize something in between.

Take Rs 1100 and end this issue. End this issue.

Mr Chawla doesn't have any more strength.

You're bargaining with inspector Joginder?

Think about it. The date of the visa expiry is getting closer.

Please agree, inspector. Please agree.

All right. Don't tell anyone about this outside. - okay.

You'll spoil my rate. - okay.

1100 is final now? - Final.

Bring his dear son.

Will you accept cash or should I pay by cheque?

Now don't deduct TDS from this too.

Just be a man and pay Rs 1100...

or else I'll arrest both, the father and the son.

Give it fast.

Take it.

Can't you give it to me properly?

it's our rule.

We've always taken. We've never given.

Here you go, sir.

My dear son! - Father!

He...

You had to pay so much money for me!

Love you, father!

Stop crying!

Your kisses will ruin the atmosphere of my police station.

Get out of here!

Respected sir, please give your dear son his passport back.

I'll give you your passport back. Bring Rs 50,000 first.

50,000! - Yes.

But why?

it's a rule in business. You see the goods first and then pay.

People charge Rs 30 lakhs for the Canada visa.

I've only asked for 50,000.

Get out!

You can't betray your dear son like that.

if your dear son doesn't go to Canada...

then even you'll never get a ticket to any place.

This is your dear son's curse! Curse! Curse!

I will shoot your curse right away.

Get out!

Even their money stinks of fish.

Excuse me. - What is it now?

Do you have Rs 50? - Why?

We need to get petrol filled in our vehicle? - You...

Come on, son! Come on! - Let's go, father. Bye!

I wonder where they've come from.

Hello. - Hello, sir. Fateh Singh reporting.

Yes, Fateh Singh. What's the report?

it's very good, sir. our scheme worked.

The English government has kept me like a son-in-law.

What a guesthouse! Four rooms, a kitchen...

Sir, there's a kitchen too.

Kitchen... There's a fridge in the kitchen and liquor in the fridge.

I'm afraid tomorrow a few ministers may come to massage my legs.

Stop having fun and quickly tell me how the work's going.

I still have to do it, sir. A lady inspector is my partner.

I'll have to keep her away from me first.

otherwise she'll make me keep looking for Shampy dacoit.

oh, gosh! - Really, Fateh Singh...

it's very difficult to get you off the back.

Sir, what you say is right.

Girls find it difficult to stay away from me.

But don't worry, sir. I'll try my best to keep her away from me.

Because of people like you that the Punjab...

Police has such a good reputation. - Sir, just wait and watch.

if this lady inspector stays away from me...

I'll bring the DC's daughter back to Punjab in just two days.

Seeing your face, the cattle don't come outside the shed.

How will you entice the DC's daughter and bring her to Punjab?

Sir, you've solved my problem. - How?

Sir, I was fed up thinking since yesterday...

as to how I'll convince the DC's daughter.

Now I understood that I won't convince her, but entice her.

Sir, please hang up now. I'll get back to my mission. okay?

I think I should keep my mouth shut.

He takes ideas from me.

Come on, Fateh Singh, get ready now.

if things don't work out, then your beauty could act as a weapon.

okay?

What did you say?

No, say it again.

You'll get me in trouble someday, silly.

I'm telling you.

"l want to become the hanging of your turban."

"l feel like it, inspector."

"l want to become the hanging of your turban."

"l feel like it, inspector."

Good morning. Looking good.

Why are you late?

I've been waiting since half an hour. Where were you?

You've become quite frank. You're being so informal with me.

I've understood that you're not worth respecting.

You're very ill-mannered.

Forget saluting your senior officer, you're arguing with me instead.

Senior officer? You? - Yes. - How?

You're constable P. Singh. A lady constable. Did you understand?

You're not a DC either. You're a constable too.

I was a constable. When I go back, I'll be an inspector.

As soon as I return, the orders will be passed.

That's why I'm a senior officer. okay?

Come on, salute me. It doesn't look nice. Come on. Come on.

Forget saluting you, I won't even slap you.

if you slap me, won't I flail you?

Flail? What the heck is that?

What will you do after knowing, constable?

Keep quiet and sit in the car. My chief is waiting for you.

I too will complain to your chief that their constable...

doesn't know how to talk with respect.

You learn to respect others first.

This is not your police station.

it's the Vancouver Police Department.

Your rudeness won't work here.

You'll have to talk to the chief properly.

The Punjab Police can make anyone speak their language.

So, how are you, Fateh Singh?

So, doesn't Mr Paul speak our language so well?

it's not that. My father is a Punjabi.

That's why I'm fifty percent Punjabi.

You just need one peg to make water a drink.

Even if you were one percent Punjabi, you would've been a Punjabi.

Yes, Mark?

Chief, he hasn't confessed yet.

You better make him confess before his lawyers get here.

okay, I'll try. - Thank you.

What's the problem, chief?

The car thief that we arrested hasn't confessed yet.

His lawyer will be here in a while and easily get him bailed out.

That's why, it's very important to make him confess.

Can I try, Mr Paul?

You? Fateh Singh, do you want to interrogate him?

Yes. - No, chief. We can't allow that. it's against the law.

I agree that it's against the law...

but he hasn't followed the law either.

He is a car thief, after all.

Like I said, you're not going to get anything without a lawyer.

Come on. The Punjab Police are here. Get out.

He's all yours. - Come on. Get out.

They've seated him on the chair, as if he's a groom.

You seat a decent person on the chair and he becomes a thief.

These crazy people have seated a thief. Get up!

Who are you? - Fateh Singh...

almost an inspector from the Punjab Police.

Who Fateh Singh? - Your father. Your father.

I can make a dumb man talk.

I've heard that you're not confessing.

No! - Say that you have stolen!

Say that you have stolen!

No! Please! Please!

I am a thief! I have stolen!

Just save me from the butcher! Please! - What?

So, Mr Paul, he finally confessed.

Hey! What have you done? - I stole.

I stole.

All foreigners are thieves in Canada.

Do you want anyone else to confess?

Thank you, Fateh Singh. Job very well done.

Take this guy away.

Get going. - Let's go.

Move it. Get lost, idiot!

Fateh, tell me something. How did you do all this?

it's very easy. Fateh's thrashings.

Fateh's thrashings? - it's very popular in Punjab.

I've solved many cases this way.

I didn't know that the Punjab Police's...

techniques would be so useful.

What do I tell you, brother? We don't have any ego.

So, Fateh, do one thing.

Teach all these techniques to my officers also.

No problem. I'll teach them.

The Punjab Police are always ready for service.

All right, then. I'll tell my officers...

that Fateh will give a lecture. - okay.

Now I must take a leave.

Singh, take good care of him.

He's a special guy.

Special guy.

All right, then, Mr Paul. Bye.

So, please take good care of me.

Should we start working on the case?

We've already wasted a lot of time. - No.

it's Punjab Police's lunchtime.

Follow me.

You go in and order. I'll be right back.

okay. - okay?

"I'm an innocent child."

"I'm an officer of the nation."

Hey, handsome! What's up?

No. - Hello.

What is it? - Come soon. I'll get bored inside. - Piss off!

Piss off you too. - Go!

Come. okay, I'll order.

Hello. No, not you. it's that officer from Punjab.

He's so irritating.

Where were you? What took you so long?

It was an important phone call.

okay, now order whatever you want to eat.

What? You mean you've ordered all of this for yourself?

All of this? This is not much.

if you eat so much, you'll get fat.

I want to get fat, but I'm unable to.

But why? The police must be fit.

Are you crazy? We are recognized by our stomachs.

The inspector is 36 inches.

The DSP is 38 inches.

The SP is 40 inches and the DIG is 45 inches.

That's why you all can't run after thieves.

Why do we need to run after thieves?

Why have I kept deputy with me?

I haven't kept it to move wires away.

I just throw it at the culprit from far.

Wherever it hits, it makes a red stamp.

Love you. - You also make false cases on the thief.

Whether the case is true or false, a thief remains a thief.

if we make false cases of him, it improves his reputation.

People call him a big thief. isn't it? Crazy.

Hey, ma'am. Can I get you anything? We're about to close.

I'm fine. Thanks. - Great.

All right, here's your bill, sir. - Have you lost your mind!

You're asking the Punjab Police to pay!

What the hell are you doing! - He's crazy. - You're crazy.

He's crazy. - My God!

Are you mad? He wanted to file a case against you.

I convinced him with great difficulty. - Why did you slap him?

These are contemporary times.

I gave him the opportunity to serve me and he was asking for money.

This is Canada. You've to pay here.

Your Canada is so greedy. - The people in our country are so rich.

You can eat as much as you want to. No one ever asked for money.

God! You'll never change. Nothing.

Back off! What are you doing?

Give me the opportunity to match shoulders with you.

Are you really this dumb or are you trying to flirt with me?

Flirt?

I can't flirt with you even if I want to.

Our government doesn't allow a male police officer...

and a female police officer to have a fling.

Fling? What do you mean?

That what girls and boys do. They sit in the garden and...

Get lost! - I was just trying to explain to you.

I understand everything.

if you want to work with me, then don't try to get close to me.

You're worse than what I'd heard about the Punjab Police.

idiot!

Hey!

There is no comparison of the Punjab Police.

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"We make them apologize..."

"We make them apologize..."

"We make them apologize."

"This is our status."

"our status. our status."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"You beat people. You show your stick."

"You make false cases."

"Hey! The Punjab Police don't make cases, but people."

"People."

"We look for a good opportunity..."

"and then thrash them."

"We look for a good opportunity and then thrash them."

"We don't spare thieves. We let the innocent ones go."

"You don't know, baby."

"lf they don't listen with love..."

"Don't listen..."

"lf they don't listen with love, we've to beat them."

"l don't care." - "Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"Oh, my God!"

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"Shut up!"

"Your reputation is very bad."

"You accept bribe in the name of donation."

"Hey! The Punjab Police don't take money."

"The Punjab Police take love."

"Take love."

"We have God's blessings."

"We don't cheat."

"We have God's blessings. We don't cheat."

"We battle against death. We're tigers."

"We're tigers."

"They shine from far..."

"They shine from far..."

"The stars on our shoulders shine from far."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"Everyone is aware."

"The Punjab Police belong to Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

"To Sardars. To Sardars."

What do I tell you? The Punjab Police are emotional too.

Back off! Get lost!

Pushing off the Punjab Police!

oh, no!

She'll be here any minute.

Sometimes when she has too many customers, she gets late.

But... - it's okay, darling.

Even my Sandy is like that. - Mother.

Darling, what's this?

She's my mother.

She's been like that for many years. She sleeps all the time.

That's why I wake her up in between and check, you know.

okay. okay. I got it. - Hi, mother.

Hi, dear. - Come. Come.

Dear, this is aunt Neelam.

Hi. - Hi!

And that's her son, Sandy.

Hey.

oh, you naughty boy!

Dear, he wants to know whether your mole is natural or artificial.

it's natural. But why?

oh, you naughty, naughty boy!

Dear, do you know the snake dance? - What?

Your mother had called us, you witch!

or else he has several other proposals.

Get lost!

She's so egoistic as if she's a police officer!

Let's go, son. Let's go. We'll talk to Sridevi, son. Let's go.

Dear, so what if he likes Sridevi?

You should've said that you know the snake dance.

Mother, for the last time, I won't marry a Punjabi boy.

Why? What's the problem in Punjabi boys?

Punjabi boys are idiots and ill-mannered.

I've already seen a sample outside and at home today.

it's never going to happen, mother. Good night.

if you're stubborn, then I'm your mother.

You will marry a Punjabi boy.

okay, don't worry. I'll be there in five minutes. Don't worry.

Manager? - Sir, the manager is over there.

Thank you. - Hello, manager.

Hello. - Yes, tell me.

We want to talk to you about something very important.

Please come tomorrow.

I'm in a hurry. There's an emergency at home.

Respected sir, customers are like God.

You can't go without listening to God.

okay, sit. Tell me quickly.

Thank you. - Thank you.

We want to tell you that... we want a very big loan.

Very, very big. - Yes.

is it? - Yes. - How much loan do you want?

Rs 50,000. - What?

Yes. We want to give someone a bribe.

What nonsense! We don't lend money for bribes.

What are you saying, Mr Manager?

if you can give a loan to make houses and for cars...

then why not for bribes?

After all, bribe is also a very big need in life.

You're wasting my time. Please leave.

Manager, we won't leave unless we get a loan.

My brother is in the ICU, battling between life and death.

And you're concerned about your loan of 50,000?

Excuse me, Mr Manager.

if we wanted a loan of Rs 50 lakhs...

your brother would have gotten well.

What nonsense are you talking! - it's not nonsense. it's a fact.

A dead person is worth a penny.

And you're leaving customers worth 50,000 for the sake of a penny?

Shame on you. Shame on you. - Shut up!

He slapped your dear son once!

He slapped your dear son twice!

Manager, you may slap him one more time, but please give us a loan.

He slapped your dear son thrice!

Strange. He agreed about slapping you...

but he didn't agree to give the loan.

What's the matter? Why are you not ready yet?

it's my fault.

You had told me to eat less.

But what happened?

You never know these things.

I don't understand what's wrong.

I've done 8-10 rounds since morning.

I didn't find any evidence at the crime scene.

Just think that the Punjab Police aren't well today.

What do you mean? - Everything is opened.

Today I've understood the importance of control in life.

What nonsense are you talking? What has happened?

My stomach is in a very bad shape.

I've a stomachache. You know what that means, right?

No, I don't. - That light feeling...

Touch my stomach and see. - No, wait. I understood.

You rest today. I'll investigate alone.

But my duty is calling out to me.

No, you please listen to your stomach's call.

Take care.

I'll come with the bucket along. - Just... You... Stay here.

Constable!

Please wait!

Let me experience the light feelings.

The light feelings.

No, tell the truth.

You'll get someone in trouble, idiot.

I don't think the DC's daughter will be able to get away today.

I'm worried that she might fall for me as soon as she sees me.

Let's see. it's a compromise of the Punjab Police.

Punjab Police, concentrate on your work.

Let's go.

I won't go.

You're Punjabi?

Still you're refusing your Punjabi brother?

Don't you dare call me your brother!

An Indian and a Pakistani can never be brothers!

This is like the Wagha Border.

No one can come on this side or go on that side. Got it?

I see. You're Pakistani.

That's why you started firing straightaway, instead of talking.

Don't consider me your brother if you don't want to.

I don't want to make you my real brother either.

Just take me to my destination and take your money. That's it.

I don't want your money.

Are you crazy? We've never paid an Indian any money before...

and you're refusing dollars?

You don't get such opportunities everyday. - You're crazy.

You're our neighbor. That's why I told you.

After all, only an Indian helps a Pakistani in an unknown country.

I know people like you.

People like you ring the bells of neighbors and run away.

You say you'll help me.

No, no, no. Don't insult me. It doesn't look nice.

Because if I start, I won't stop.

if the Punjab Police's friendship is bad...

then their animosity is worse than anything.

I've tolerated the Pakistani police.

What's the Punjab Police in front of them?

Tell me. What are the Punjab Police? Tell me.

Really? Then listen.

You tell us. Look at yourselves first.

You can't see others prosper. - You can't afford to buy cars.

So you steal others' cars at night and escape.

You... - Hey! Listen to me.

You can't see others prosper.

You see others and get an AC fixed in your house.

First get electricity at least. You can get the AC fixed later.

You... - Hey! Who says that a Sardar can't cross the border?

Here you go. I've crossed the border. - Do what you can!

Now tell me! Tell me!

You people... - Hey!

The Punjab Police don't have the time to listen to your nonsense!

Take your cab away. I've to go on duty.

There are many other cabs.

Trying to act smart in his cab.

Don't come in front of me again! Cartoon!

Yes. We have you for 5 o'clock.

Great. See you then. - Hello.

Yes? - Where is Pooja?

Pooja? Who?

You know... Where's the slim, fair, beautiful, Punjabi girl?

owner... owner.

oh, the owner. - owner. owner.

Yes, the owner's Punjabi. Let me go call her.

Who says you don't know English?

God, Fateh Singh has shown a little courage.

The rest is Your duty.

The girl shouldn't be so posh that I'm unable to impress her.

Please take care of that.

Yes? Who are you?

What do you want?

God, I'd said she shouldn't be posh...

but she should've at least been a girl.

First understand what I'm saying and then take an action.

You are very naughty.

You always do this to me.

Hello? What are you chanting?

Speak up. What do you want?

Are you Pooja?

Why do you want to know the name? Tell me what you want.

I... I... I...

I see.

You want to get your manicure done. - Yes, I want to get it done.

Come. Sit over there. - okay.

Give me your hand. - Are you going to administer an injection?

No, I will cut it. - What?

Give me your hand.

No, I can't do this. You sit. I'll stand.

if sir comes to know, then he'll get angry.

Whose sir? - God.

What will He say? That the girl was standing while I was sitting.

It doesn't look nice. You sit.

Sit.

Wow! You're such a gentleman.

Punjabis become gentlemen on seeing a beautiful girl.

Beautiful girl?

Who? - You. Who else?

I? - Yes. - Beautiful? - Yes.

No. Everyone calls me fat.

They're jealous of you. God has given you such a nice physique.

if I'd such a physique, I would've been a DIG.

Don't lie. You'll be doomed.

I'm not lying. if you weren't in the beauty parlor...

then this would've been just a parlor without beauty.

You're a mountain of beauty.

You Punjabi boys!

Whenever you see a beautiful girl, you run after her.

We can't help it. That's our nature.

You liar.

You're beautiful.

Fateh, it took very long, but I managed to entice the fatso.

Let's go.

Brother, you! - You?

one minute... - Keep quiet. Don't talk. I'm telling you.

if you keep quiet, then your honor will remain intact...

and I'll get down from the cab with respect too.

Listen to me. I won't let you go anywhere, brother. - Brother.

Have you lost your mind?

Indians and Pakistanis are brothers, after all, brother.

You're getting very emotional.

What are you drinking? - English liquor.

Wonderful!

The British separated us and the English...

liquor is bringing us closer.

Yes. - Give me. I'm not feeling the same love for you.

You may drink as much as you want. You're my younger brother.

But remember one thing.

No matter where you go, I'll drop you there.

That too free of cost.

Because in an unknown country, only a Pakistani can help an Indian.

if that's the matter. - Yes.

Then you may go to any part of the world...

but the Punjab Police will never fine you. - Really?

Because after all, in an unknown country...

even an Indian helps a Pakistani.

Wherever I go? - Go wherever you want.

Even if I cross the Wagha Border?

Just come, brother.

I've come, brother. You just had to command me.

Careful. The wall of Wagha will break.

You also drink. - No, no, brother. You first.

No. - You first. - Have it!

Hello!

Yes? How are you feeling today?

I am...

What?

one minute. I'll be right back. - What the...

I was saying that...

I... I did not sit down? - God!

I... - Wait.

I'll come tomorrow. okay? - No, no...

No, I'll come tomorrow. - My duty is calling out to me.

How can you go without me?

I don't care. Stuff cotton in your ears. You're disgusting.

Wait, constable.

Wait, constable.

Brother! Good morning!

Brother! What brother?

I had explained to you yesterday...

that Indians and Pakistanis can never be brothers.

You said that in the morning.

Did you forget what you'd said at night?

A Pakistani helps an Indian. Free ride.

Don't joke with me. Get out of the cab. Come on.

Are you my sister-in-law that I would joke with you?

Forget about your words, at least respect the English liquor...

after drinking which you made me your brother.

I can never make an enemy my brother.

No matter how much I drink with him.

No matter how much I drink.

Just cross the Wagha border and then I'll show you.

Why would I cross the Wagha border? is that America?

Don't mess with me, I'm telling you.

Get lost! - Get out of the car.

idiot. - Come on.

He comes every time... - idiot! is he a man or a woman?

He will get beaten by me.

Hello?

Pooja?

Where is everyone gone?

Pooja?

I'm scared.

By the way, for what treatment have you come today?

The treatment is just an excuse. I've come to meet you.

Me? Why?

Because since I've come from Punjab, I feel very lonely.

Really? Why?

Because my family is in Punjab.

Since I've come, I just keep thinking...

about when I'll go back to my family.

But now... - Now what?

It seems difficult now.

Difficult?

Why?

Because now, even over here, some people are very close to me.

So, I feel that it'll be very difficult to leave them.

Have you ever been to Punjab?

I have once.

When I was seven years old and weighed only 60kgs.

What? - Yes.

Then? - Then I got doubled and so did the ticket.

I never felt like going again.

But can I ask you something?

What is in Punjab that's not in Canada?

No, no. There are a lot of things in Punjab that aren't in Canada.

Like what? - Let's talk about art.

Like in the rain...

when the cows twist their tails...

yellow flowers are printed on the wall.

Will you find such art anywhere? - No, no.

Secondly, it's allowed to pass stools openly there...

but you're not allowed to kiss.

But it's the opposite here.

Someone should ask them that if a person feels like kissing...

he can control himself.

But how can one control himself for the other thing?

is there any other difference? - Yes.

After a few days, you'll find a gem like Fateh Singh only in Punjab.

You won't find him in Canada.

You're leaving?

That too alone.

By the way, I wanted to see Punjab too.

Can I come with you too? if you don't mind.

Why would I mind? Pack your bags right away.

Not right now. First...

you'll have to come to my house for lunch tomorrow.

For lunch? Why?

I'll have to explain everything to you.

To take my family's permission.

My family won't send their young and beautiful daughter...

with a stranger just like that.

What if you take advantage of me?

Advantage? - Yes.

of you? - You can't pick me, but you can take advantage of me.

I don't think I need to swear about this.

But still, I swear that I'll never take advantage of you.

Go away, you liar.

You're beautiful.

Let's go.

Brother! Brother!

Why do you mess with me? You'll be thrashed unnecessarily.

Brother, you can do whatever you want with me.

I'll forgive you.

Because Indians and Pakistanis are brothers.

Brother again? - Yes. - I don't consider you my brother.

As if it's not a relationship but a work shift.

Brother, you may vent your anger on me.

But why are you angry with this innocent one?

But I have a condition. - What?

This time, I'll cross the border.

Most welcome. Please come ahead. Come. - Really?

Come. Come. Come. - Here I come.

Hold this.

Hold on, brother. I've got a call.

it's sir's call.

Hello, sir!

Forget your hello. it's been three days.

Why didn't you report to me?

Sir, forget the report! There's good news!

Good news so soon?

No! Pooja has agreed to come to Punjab!

Look, I didn't need to use the weapon of my looks and Pooja agreed.

She has invited me to her house tomorrow for lunch.

Tomorrow I'll convince her family...

and the day after, Pooja and I'll be heading to Punjab.

Your advice worked, sir!

This idiot is really lucky.

No girl ever invited me over.

And the DC's daughter invited him for lunch.

Wait. Don't come. Wait. - Fateh!

Yes. Come in.

Where are you? - on your right. Come. Don't hesitate.

Come. Welcome. Hello.

What are you doing here?

What do I tell you? The Punjab Police are in a really bad shape.

I didn't get tired while running in marathons...

but I got tired running from the...

bedroom to the bathroom at night.

Then I thought that an accident might happen on the way.

So I got fed up and slept here itself.

Did you sleep here all night? - Yes.

There's nothing to feel disgusted about.

if you've that light feeling, try it some time.

it's very helpful. - God!

I'm going. We'll meet tomorrow. - Wait. Wait.

My duty is calling out to me. Just take this bucket and...

You're disgusting!

Disgusting! - Stop! Constable!

Disgusting! Disgusting!

Disgusting! Disgusting! Disgusting! Disgusting!

it's love.

You'll get me in trouble someday.

Across the border. Brothers. Free ride.

Get down.

I don't understand why only you're standing here everyday.

I begin my service from here every morning.

This is my den! - Are you a don that you've a den?

Listen to me carefully.

if I see you here again, then I'll flail you.

What does flail mean? - Why do you want to know?

Get out of here or you'll have to pay fine.

Why should I pay fine? I've all my papers.

But your steering wheel is on the left.

Who'll pay the fine for this?

idiot! Get lost!

Strange.

Even the Pakistani police don't know...

this technique of demanding a fine.

I was scared.

What's the matter? You're all decked up today.

Anything special?

Just a little.

You don't need to do this. You're already so beautiful.

Go away, liar.

You're beautiful.

This is my mother. Mother, he's Fateh. - Hello, mother.

Don't call me mother. Call me aunt Jassi. okay?

okay. Hello, aunt Jassi.

What will you drink? - I'll drink buttermilk.

okay, dear, call your father and tell...

him that there are guests at home.

So, ask him to bring grandma home soon. - okay.

I'll be right back with the buttermilk.

Father? Grandma?

Why are you so shocked? Everyone has them.

Aunt has a cousin husband too?

What do you mean?

Where's the bathroom?

That way.

I'll be right back.

Hello. - Hello, sir. This is Fateh Singh from Canada.

Yes, Fateh Singh. Tell me. What's the progress?

There's good news, sir. I've convinced Pooja to come to Punjab.

Really? - Yes. I've come to Pooja's house.

Her mother... I mean, to take permission from your wife.

But there's a problem here, sir. - What problem?

Sir, I think your wife got remarried.

What? Tajinder got remarried?

No, sir. Your wife's name isn't Tajinder. it's Jassi.

What nonsense are you talking?

You think I won't know my wife's name?

Sir, it must be her nickname.

You idiot, I've lived with that woman...

in the same house for 10 years.

I don't know about it.

And you've come to know her nickname in just 10 minutes?

Sir, your general knowledge is weak and...

you're venting your anger on me.

Now you'll say that you don't even...

know that your mother is here too.

Shut up! it's been 12 years since my mother went to heaven.

Sir, Canada is like heaven too.

She must have come here and settled down. - Shut up, idiot!

Keep your mouth shut and use your brains.

And go and clear the confusion.

Yes, sir. - Nonsense.

What a life we employees have.

No. The talks.

You'll get someone in trouble someday, silly. I'm telling you.

What are you doing here, constable?

Forget about me. You tell me. What are you doing here?

Not I. I asked you first. You tell me.

You liar! I've come to catch your lie.

You've been fooling me since three days.

You said you'd a stomachache, and you're drinking buttermilk here.

I didn't drink the buttermilk.

Ask her. I didn't even drink water. - Don't change the topic.

Tell the truth. Why did you go to her parlor?

You're great, constable.

From where have you got these beautiful looks?

You girls don't come out of the parlor for hours.

When the Punjab Police wanted to get some beauty treatment done...

you're using your third degree. - Shut up.

You went there for beauty treatment? - Do cars ever get serviced?

Stop your interrogation.

How did you enter someone's house without a warrant?

Get out of here. - I don't need a warrant...

to come to my friend's house. - Preet is my friend.

At least ask your friend what her name is. Her name is Pooja.

She's Preet. I'm Pooja.

Pooja, tell her. She's lost her mind.

She's right. She's Pooja and I'm Preet.

Did you understand, Mr Fateh?

What?

But how can she be Pooja? Pooja works in a parlor.

I used to. But when I joined the police force, I left the parlor.

Couldn't you've told me this before? - How would I've told you?

Pooja had told everyone that she still works in the parlor.

Her mother hates the police force. That's why.

Did you understand?

This means you're the real Ms Pooja, constable?

And I was flirting with this fatso without a reason.

You called me fatso?

Mother!

Don't you dare come here again! Get lost!

Pooja, get him out.

I'd a doubt on you since the very first day, constable.

But now I'm sure that you didn't come here to solve the case...

but to entice an innocent girl like Preet and get settled here.

But get ready to leave now.

Now just wait and watch how I get you deported within two days.

He calls himself the Punjab Police.

Are You satisfied now? Are You happy?

I won't talk to You.

But what will the Punjab Police do now?

Buy my father. - I'm sweet.

For 50,000. - Totally.

Buy my father. - I'm sweet.

Son. My dear son, say it louder.

The louder you say, the more you'll be able to publicize.

Father, I'm unable to raise my voice.

My heart is sad.

I wish your dear son could be sold instead of you.

Sorry to say, my dear son...

but no one would've paid even a penny for you.

These are contemporary times, son.

The cruel world doesn't see the heart, but body.

That's why once your father is sold for Rs 50,000...

I'm sure that when my dear son goes to Canada...

he'll make so much money that he'll buy his father back.

Love you, father. - Love you too.

Love you, father. - Love you too.

Father. Father, a customer is coming.

Don't get emotional. Let's talk business.

open the first three buttons of your shirt. - Three buttons? Why?

Father, the more glamorous you look, the more the customer will pay.

Buy my father! Buy my father!

What? - Buy Shampy's father.

Why? I have my own.

You may have, brother, but not like Shampy's father.

Really? - Look how good he is.

There's beauty. There's glamour. There's steel-like body.

Do you look like your father? - Yes.

That's why you're ugly.

Brother, if your face was like that of Shampy's father...

even you would've been good-looking like Shampy.

Shampy's father has given Shampy everything.

Business, a nice body, a vehicle.

Just throw your useless father in the bin.

What will you do with an ugly, good-for-nothing father?

Buy Shampy's father.

You'll be happy and your mother will be happy too.

Your dear son was slapped once!

Your dear son was slapped twice! - Shut up.

Father!

Your dear son was slapped thrice! Why did you hit me?

Why did you talk about his mother?

Sorry.

Buy my father. - I'm sweet.

For 50,000. - Totally.

You mean the DC's daughter doesn't work in a parlor.

She's a constable?

Sir, it's that constable who I harassed a lot.

She wants to flail me now.

I don't know what this flail' is. What does 'flail' mean?

Why do you want to know, sir?

You tell me what I should do. I'm stuck.

What else can you do? Just come back.

Now she'll get you deported anyhow.

Sir, it's entirely the DC's fault.

The DC knows about the whole city.

But he doesn't know about his daughter, sir.

The girl's mother doesn't know what she's doing.

How will sir know?

Sir, you are so smart.

What did I say now?

I didn't think that the girl's mother doesn't know what she does.

So what? - It'll work for us. - How?

Sir, just wait and watch.

The girl might have all her papers...

but Fateh Singh will make her pay a fine.

Bye. Love you.

I wonder what's on his mind now.

I really should keep my mouth shut.

Really? Have some more.

Son, have some more.

if I eat any more, then I'll get fat.

Mother! - I think Pooja is here.

Aunt, I'll eat if you feed me.

Because eating food from a mother's hand is pleasurable...

Give me.

Take this, son.

You? What are you doing here?

Pooja, he came here looking for you.

Why didn't you tell me that such a...

lovely Punjabi boy is your friend?

He? He's not my friend.

What?

She doesn't work in a parlor either.

What?

Mother, I mean...

He's not my friend. He's a very dear friend of mine. Right?

Yes. Yes. She also works very well in the parlor.

I see! I see!

Mother, give me something to eat too. I'm very hungry.

of course. I'll get it right away. - Thanks, mother.

You're hungry? Here, have this.

if you tell the truth to mother, then I won't spare you.

Don't deport me and I won't tell the truth to your mother.

I can't go against my duty.

Even I can't betray the woman who fed me with so much love.

Aunt! - I promise.

Don't you dare tell mother anything!

if it's about a promise, then no matter what happens...

Fateh Singh won't tell her anything.

What won't you tell, son? - That she's a policewoman.

What? - What? - What?

is he telling the truth?

Mother, I can explain.

oh, God!

oh, God!

You weren't ashamed before deceiving your mother like that?

I worked so hard to educate you. For what?

Mother... - So that you lie to me?

Mother, don't say that. - What else should I say?

if not the parlor, you should've joined a bank.

You should have become a doctor.

Why did you've to work with the police?

You're your father's daughter, after all.

Your mother doesn't have a right on you.

Mother, I'll resign tomorrow itself if you say.

But please don't get upset.

No, aunt. Tell her to resign today itself.

What if you change your mind tomorrow?

I'll change my mind? Why?

Tomorrow you might feel that you were wrong.

So, you might change your mind.

My mind? Wrong?

No, aunt. You're not wrong, but you might feel so.

It would've been wrong if you'd a son...

and you would've stopped him from joining the police force.

She's a girl. And it's our duty to suppress girls.

Because girls and culture go hand in hand. Right, aunt?

Yes. - Right? - Yes.

All of us feel that girls aren't less than boys.

Though girls are much more successful than boys.

A boy may stand on the street for one hour...

but no one will give him a lift.

But if a girl stands, everyone wants to give her a lift.

Girls have become thieves. They murder.

But why do we care about these achievements?

We like those girls who get scared of cockroaches.

And when we talk about marriage, they feel shy.

After all, it's our culture to suppress girls.

Because girls and culture go hand in hand. Right, aunt?

Yes. - That's why wake up, aunt!

No, I mean... let your conscience wake up. You sit. Yes.

Wake up and stop Pooja from doing what she likes to do.

Because it's your duty.

And also that granny who's been sleeping since ages.

Because it's our culture to suppress girls.

Because girls and culture go hand in hand.

Long live revolution!

Did I talk too much?

No, son. What you said is right.

if mothers don't change their thinking regarding their daughters...

then how will the society's thinking change?

What are you saying, aunt?

I'm saying the right thing.

Pooja dear, you can do what you feel like.

I'll never stop you.

Really, mother? - Yes.

Mother. I love you.

Love you too, dear. - l love you so much. - Love you too.

oh, my God! You were amazing.

You solved such a big problem of mine in a jiffy.

The Punjab Police are talented as well.

Seriously. Thank you, Fateh.

Why are you thanking me?

I solved your problem, so you help me too.

Why should I help you?

Hello. Hold on. What do you mean why?

We had promised each other.

We had promised...

but you broke your promise by telling the truth to mother.

So, technically, I can break it too.

Technically, you don't look like a witch, but you are.

I'm warning you. Don't mess with me.

Because if the Punjab Police's friendship is good...

their animosity is worse than anything. - okay.

Relax. I don't intend to betray you, constable.

I'm just saying that we'll break the old...

promise and make a new one. okay?

New promise? Which one?

First promise me.

Why should I promise? I wonder what you might ask for.

Really? Are you scared?

if that's the matter, then see my guts.

You can ask for my life too.

Come on, let's promise.

What are you doing?

Girls like you do anything.

Shake hands.

Go away. Promise.

okay. Here's my promise. Tell me what the problem is.

My hand.

it's yours. I'm not taking it along. Tell me.

Well...

there's a boy.

Krish? - Not Krish, sir. Chris. He's a foreigner.

She wants to marry him.

And she wants me to convince her mother.

Tell me. Have I come to take her back or do all this?

Sir, am I her uncle?

The police are like uncles to everyone.

Sir, don't explain relationships to me. Give me a solution.

Am I a guide here to give you solutions every time?

Whenever there's a problem, you call me.

My mind is jammed.

Sir, don't get angry. Try to understand.

if her mother agrees, then Pooja won't come to Punjab.

And if I'm unable to convince her mother...

then she'll get me deported. - What do I do? I'm stuck.

You're concerned about your problem. My life is in a mess too.

What's the matter, sir?

My mother-in-law has come to live in my house permanently.

The lady-don.

Sir, that's a very big problem. I always say that if your...

mother-in-law isn't good, it's better that she dies.

A mother-in-law looks good when she lives in her own house.

She came and told me, Keep me here, son. I'll stay in a corner.

I say, let her stay in a corner, but in her own house.

Sir, I've got it. - Don't get too excited.

You'll realize when your mother-in-law comes to your house.

Sir, I've got a scheme in mind. I've got an idea.

Just hang up. Thank you. Love you. Bye.

He found an idea from this as well.

Can't I even discuss my problem with anyone?

So this is Fateh. - Yes, and he's going to solve our problem.

Hi. - How are you, Chotu?

Chotu? What does that mean?

Just a nickname. He's super friendly.

if you make fun of Chris, then just watch it.

Look. Nature is making fun of him. I don't need to do it.

Firstly he's not a Punjabi and he wants to marry you.

What's going on, Pooja?

one sec, Chris. Really?

So, I'll call Paul right away and ask...

him to get you deported tomorrow.

What did you say? Say it again.

I said...

I'll call Paul right away and ask him to get you deported tomorrow.

That's it? You spoke to me lovingly and I agreed.

Punjabis can't be forced for anything. - Really?

Don't worry. Chris is my brother. See. Don't worry.

He likes you. - Good. I like him too.

Love you. - Great. You boys carry on.

I'm going to go use the ladies room. - See you in a bit.

How dare you entice a Punjabi girl in the presence of a Punjabi boy.

What are you saying, bro?

You are doomed! idiot!

Have you ever drunk alcohol or do you only lift bottles? - Alcohol?

Have you ever drunk alcohol? Alcohol? - Alcohol?

oh, alcohol. - Have you ever drunk alcohol?

Yes. - Have you got drunk?

I'll show you. Come on. Come on. Bring it.

"Her dance is mesmerizing."

"Mesmerizing."

"Her black hair flies."

"Flies."

"Her dance is mesmerizing."

"Her black hair flies."

"Flies."

"She entered the club..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"She entered the club..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders."

"All the white girls fled."

"Leaving him behind."

"All the white girls fled."

"Leaving him behind."

"You spread intoxication with your eyes..."

"lifting your shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"She entered the club..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"She is hooked."

"Her looks are enthralling."

"The boys will lose their senses today."

"She is hooked."

"Her looks are enthralling."

"The boys will lose their senses today."

"She does encounters..."

"She does encounters..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"She entered the club..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"The damsel dances..."

"lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

"Lifting her shoulders. Lifting her shoulders."

Come on! How was it?

It was great, but had it been Indian...

I'm talking about Chris. Will mother like him?

Your mother won't like him at all.

Why? - Because he's not Punjabi like me.

okay, so just because he's not Punjabi, he's not a nice boy.

No, no. He's a very nice boy. He's very intelligent.

The whole of Punjab doesn't speak that...

much even after they're drunk. - oh, my God! I don't understand...

why every Punjabi is after English after drinking.

English is their mother tongue...

and it's our duty to learn that after drinking.

Very funny. Did you like anything else about Chris?

Yes, I did. Brother is so warm.

The way he was hugging girls...

a Punjabi man doesn't even hug his...

wife so many times in his whole life.

Hold on. Embracing someone while meeting is the culture here. okay?

I see. if it's a culture, it's forgiven.

if a Punjabi boy even touches you like that...

you get so furious as if he's trying to kill you.

Well, the reputation of Punjabi boys is bad.

What have Punjabi boys done to you?

Since you harass girls so much. You don't have any sense of talking.

on the very first day of college, you consider girls your property.

That one is yours. This one is mine.

As if she's not a girl, but a plot of land.

And you don't want to get to know the girl.

You'll just propose directly after two years.

Even girls treat us like that.

They treat boys like puppies.

When the boy proposes, you want to flail us.

What does flail mean? - Why do you want to know?

You just get rid of him. okay?

Neither does he belong here, nor there.

How can you marry such a boy?

No matter what you say, I'll marry Chris.

That too not in the Indian way, but in a church.

Just tell me whether you'll help me or not.

Think about it once again. All boys aren't the same.

There are some like me too. Lovable...

You look like an idiot to me.

Fine, don't do it, silly.

You won't understand my value.

Go and tell your Chris.

I'll train him. I'll do a favor on him. it's okay.

Training for what? - Your mother wants a Punjabi son-in-law. okay?

I'll have to train him. I'll have to make that foreigner a Punjabi.

You have a point.

isn't it a good idea? Then shake hands with me and thank me.

Thank you, constable.

it's okay, constable. - All right.

it's okay, constable. - okay. it's okay.

I... - Let go of it. - My hand...

Let go of it. - Fateh, my hand.

it's yours. I'm not taking it along.

God has given me two hands already.

Let's go. - I've always eaten from my hard-earned money.

Let's go. - This is the Punjab Police.

You try.

No. It doesn't look nice.

This is only a small sound. Fail.

It means you don't like the food.

if you want to tell your mother-in-law that the food is very good...

then a big one.

Like, atom bomb. - oh!

Atom bomb.

Like this. Try it.

okay? - Nuclear bomb. Nuclear bomb.

Yes, nuclear bomb.

Now I'll show everybody I'm a real Punjabi macho.

Hey! Save something for tomorrow. Do you want to do it all today?

okay. okay. okay.

Now how do I tell Pooja's mother that she's really nice?

You're naughty. You want to impress your mother-in-law. okay.

I'll tell you...

what you're supposed to say to your mother-in-law and granny.

Everything. - Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Don't thank me. Tell me something.

How will you greet them in Punjabi?

Greetings. - No, brother. No. I'll teach you. Come.

Why should I tell her? You'd promised me. So you tell her.

I'd promised to help you and not to...

get beaten up by your mother. okay?

You do something too. Crazy!

Will you tell mother about Chris or should I call Paul?

What? What? Say it again.

Will you tell her or should I call Paul?

Look, Punjabis can never be forced.

You can even kill us with love.

You told me lovingly and I agreed.

Now just wait and watch how I'll explain to aunt lovingly.

She won't even realize and she'll agree.

What do you want to explain to aunt lovingly?

That Pooja likes a foreigner, aunt.

What? - What?

What?

pooja... is he telling the truth? - I can explain, mother. It's just...

oh, God!

oh, God! What a daughter I've given birth to...

that doesn't let her mother live in peace!

Mother... - I know it! I know...

that you found a foreigner on purpose to trouble me.

I know it! - No! No!

God, why didn't You kill me before I could see all this?

oh, God! Mother, please don't say this.

if you've felt so bad...

then I'll refuse Chris tomorrow itself. okay? - No.

Tell her to go and refuse today itself.

What if you change your mind tomorrow, aunt?

Why would I change my mind? - if you feel that you're wrong...

then you might change your mind, aunt.

How am I wrong? - No, you're not wrong.

But you might feel so.

You would've been wrong if you'd a son...

and you would've stopped him from...

falling in love with a foreigner. - She's a girl.

And it's our culture to suppress girls.

Because girls and culture... - Walk hand in hand, isn’t it.?

Yes, aunt.

Son, by the way, where have you learnt this speech from?

When I was in the 9th standard for the third year...

I'd participated in a debate competition.

I came fourth in it from amongst five people.

I think my speech has impressed you.

No. Your speech didn't impress me.

But son...

your thoughts have impressed me.

Yes! - My girl should've the right to choose her life partner.

Yes! - Even if it's a foreigner.

Really, mother? oh, my God! Thank you! Thank you, mother!

Wait. Not so soon. Not so soon.

I'll see him first, examine him and then decide.

okay? - okay. - okay.

So, when is the foreigner coming?

one, two, three, four.

one, two, three, four.

Dance!

A beggar is here, dear. Give me some money.

Wait. Let the marriage happen first.

Aunt, this is Chris. - Yes.

Yes. - Hi.

So, tell me, Chris, what do you do?

Mother, Chris has his own... - You don't talk in between.

I want to talk to Chris.

okay. - Yes, Chris.

Well, I'm actually a chef and I own a restaurant.

oh, that's good.

So, what do you know about our Punjabi culture?

oh, I know lots about the Punjabi culture.

I love the Punjabi culture.

Especially the food. And this food is very good.

Here, I'll show you.

See. The food is very good.

Yes, yes. All right. Good. Good.

And you're good too.

I say, beautiful. You are sexy.

What did you say, you scoundrel!

Chris, what are you saying? - No. No. Pooja...

I got this under control.

And you, granny.

Why don't you die? You witch.

Yes. Dance.

What's my fault? I taught him something else.

He said something completely different.

I made a mistake. I'm really sorry.

Your mistake ruined everything.

You are a lovely woman!

Shut up, Chris! Enough.

What? Did I say it wrong? - No, it's very good. - Wrong.

idiot, we're in trouble because of you! Dance!

okay. Dance.

You are flailed.

Why do you keep saying that? What does it mean?

Why do you want to know?

I think all of us should now think about what is to be done ahead.

Please don't think. Just do one thing.

Convince mother to meet Chris again.

Mother will be convinced with one speech. Consider that done.

This time, everyone will come to Chris's house.

They will come to Chris's house.

But I'm thinking about...

what else I need to teach my brother Chris to impress aunt.

No, no, no. This time, not you, but I'll teach Chris.

You? - Yes.

okay, you teach him. I'm not free anyway.

The Punjab Police have a lot of work to do.

Right, brother Chris?

Fateh's rules.

So, the male officers and the lovely lady officers.

This information was on Fateh's rules.

Now we'll talk about the other weapon of the Punjab Police...

that is the stick of the Punjab Police.

Kids, your stick is very small, like a toothbrush. - it's useless.

The stick of the Punjab Police, my deputy, is very long.

It has many benefits. The first benefit...

Write it.

Lovely lady.

oh, the first benefit is...

that it's very helpful when you encounter enemies.

Mark, hit me with your toothbrush.

Hit me with your toothbrush.

See, the toothbrush is small. You'll be slapped and insulted.

The Punjab Police don't like insult.

Mark, now you hit me.

See, with the stick of the Punjab Police, you won't be insulted.

Children, applaud.

The second benefit. Mark, come here.

See, our Mark is a healthy man. He eats and drinks properly.

But a big stomach needs support.

So, the Punjab Police's stick helps. - Wow!

Thank you. Thank you.

Go and sit.

Now, the third benefit. The biggest benefit.

This stick can be used for style as well.

Look and see.

Because the Punjab Police has a style as well.

I mean, the Punjab Police is stylish also.

okay. Fine. Class dismissed. Come on, leave.

Come on, leave.

Thank you, Fateh. That was very good.

Why are you thanking me, Mr Paul?

We want the whole world to have the weapons of the Punjab Police.

I've told you about all the weapons...

of the Punjab Police, except one.

What's that, Fateh?

That's the biggest weapon of the Punjab Police.

With that, the Punjab Police can do even...

the most difficult jobs very easily.

Tell us about it too.

No, no, Mr Paul. I can't tell you about it.

But I'll use it if I get a chance.

it's kept on the table.

Pooja, ask your mother about the food.

Mother, Chris wants to know if you like the food.

it's good.

But tell him that I can praise only with words.

Aunt, forget all that now.

Look, Chris worked so hard for you.

He's prepared something with these leaves.

Mother, Chris has also prepared a speech for you.

Chris.

Dearest mother-in-law...

please forgive me for that day.

I know you want a Punjabi boy for Pooja.

But I promise that I'll keep Pooja so happy...

that you'll say that Chris is better than Punjabi boys.

That's it. Thank you.

oh. Dance.

Very good, Chris.

Wow! You're impressive. Aunt, you must agree now.

I think he'll take care of you as well, along with Pooja.

Let's do one thing.

You can shift with Pooja after their wedding.

The love between Pooja and you'll remain intact...

and your son-in-law will get the...

opportunity to serve you too. Right?

No, son. Parents don't live in their daughter's house.

Aunt, I think I'll have to give another speech.

When parents can stay with their son after marriage...

why not with daughters?

Right, Pooja? - Absolutely.

Mother, I want you to live with us.

I'll get all the happiness under the same roof.

But dear... - Aunt, you'll have to stay.

That's it. End of discussion.

Don't say anything else.

Can somebody please tell me what you're talking about?

Chris, I want mother and granny to stay with us after our marriage.

I'm sure you're okay with that, right?

Why would he have a problem?

A Punjabi son-in-law would've a problem with something like that.

He's better than a Punjabi son-in-law.

Pooja, could I please talk to you in the other room for a minute?

Yes.

Mother, I'll be right back.

Excuse me. - Excuse me.

Aunt...

I think both of them have gone to talk about which room...

to give you after the marriage and...

which room granny should get.

How are we supposed to share our lives with someone else?

Those aren't strangers, Chris. it's my family.

I haven't lived with my family since I was 18.

How do you expect me to live with yours?

Well, I'm their only child. I can't leave them after marriage.

if I don't look after them, then who else will?

This is our culture. - I don't care about your stupid culture.

or your stupid traditions.

How dare you say that?

I respected you, all right? So you better respect my culture.

I don't care.

Mother and granny are staying with us and that is final.

Got it?

I don't want to live with your mother or your crazy old granny.

Who's as good as dead anyway.

oh gosh! - How dare you insult my family!

if you can't respect my family, then you can't be my life partner.

I don't understand what you just said...

but all I've to say is get lost, you stupid Punjabi girl!

You...

Mother, let's go!

Aunt, let's go.

Dance!

I must call sir.

Hello.

Hello, sir. Fateh Singh reporting.

Hello. - Joginder, it's a test for you today.

Hello. - Don't you dare utter any rubbish today.

Hello.

Sir, you're not talking. - No, Fateh. Not today.

I won't give you any idea today.

Sir, I haven't called you for a suggestion.

I called to tell you that Pooja has broken up with the foreigner...

and I'm bringing her to Punjab.

What? - Everything has happened because of you.

Just help me one more time. - What do you want now?

Sir, get the police station cleaned.

And ask the tailor to stitch an inspector's uniform for me.

I'll wear it as soon as I reach there.

And sir, let me tell you something.

No matter how successful I am, I'll never forget you.

I love you, sir.

okay, sir. I'll hang up now.

I've to do my final setting with Pooja now.

How will you convince her?

Sir, if nothing else works, I've the weapon of my looks.

okay, bye. See you.

I didn't say anything today.

This idiot is very lucky.

But he doesn't know that my eyes are red...

and there are three stars on my shoulder.

Consider the days of you being fired closer.

Balirama. - Yes, sir?

Bring Shampy and his father to the police station. - Yes, sir.

Aunt, where's Pooja? She didn't even come to work today.

Son, she's not in a good mood since that day.

I tried a lot to explain to her, but...

Aunt, Fateh Singh is here. Everything will be all right now.

Where is she?

Constable, you're here?

I was looking for you at the police station.

Don't we've to go look for dacoit Shampy today?

We will find Shampy anyway.

it's such a nice weather. Let's have tea and dumplings.

Fateh, I'm not in the mood to listen to your nonsense. Please leave.

This is nice. You're angry at Chris and you're venting it at me.

You've been hurt just once.

You don't know how many girls have rejected me.

But I still never took it to heart.

Don't compare me to yourself. okay?

Don't I feel hurt?

Your heart means something and my heart means nothing?

Do you know how bad I felt once, when a pickpocket rejected me?

A pickpocket? - Yes, she used to come to the police station.

We fell in love. - We were going to get married too.

I told her that she would've to quit all this after marriage.

But she taunted me saying that even I was a typical man...

who wants his wife to be a housewife and under his control.

She said that and stole my wallet and left.

Good. Men like you deserve this.

Am I so bad?

But still, I didn't take it to heart.

Then I enticed another girl.

She dumped me too. - Why?

She was a rag-picker.

She told me that there were a lot of glass pieces in my trash.

Actually, I drink like this.

But I didn't take it to heart.

Then I enticed another girl... - Let me guess.

She rejected you too, right?

Then Fateh Singh rejected her.

Why? Wasn't she a nice girl?

She was the only daughter of the owner of McDonald's. - Wait. Wait.

You rejected the daughter of the owner of McDonald's? You?

Yes. They weren't giving fries in the marriage.

Fateh, you think I'll laugh on your stupid jokes...

hug you and thank you?

okay, don't hug me.

Are you going to leave or should I call Paul?

Why Paul... - Get lost, Fateh!

Please go.

What is it?

What are you trying to do?

What's this?

The weapon of my looks.

What?

The weapon of my looks.

The weapon of...

oh, my God!

I'm trying to cheer you up and you're laughing at me.

What was that?

okay, then I won't try to pacify you either.

Fateh.

Fateh.

Fateh, listen to me. - What is it?

You were right.

All men are not the same.

Some are like you too.

Yes. I'm an idiot.

No.

My love.

Thank you, constable.

it's okay, constable.

Constable.

Your hand.

Yes, it's mine.

You aren't going to take it with you.

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

"l want you to be close to me."

"l forget all my sorrows when I see you."

"Let my heart say what it wants to."

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

"The eyes."

"The eyes."

"l dreamt near your dreams."

"l dreamt near your dreams."

"l forgot the beauty of the world when I saw you."

"Don't ever forget me."

"l live for you."

"Let my heart say what it wants to."

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

"I'm your shadow."

"I'll always follow you."

"I'm your shadow."

"I'll always follow you."

"l always pray that you never go away from me."

"My emotions are attached to you."

"My life is dedicated to you."

"Let my heart say what it wants to."

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

"The eyes."

Mother!

Mother!

Mother!

"Let the eyes look at each other."

"Let the one who's dying, breathe."

I caught you! - How will you escape from me? God bless you.

Hey, you? How are you?

What did you say?

You and the constable?

Naughty boy!

You'll get into trouble someday, silly. I'm telling you.

Why? She's the DC's daughter.

You should've at least seen your face before falling for her.

It is useless.

No, no, no. Turn your face. You should be slapped.

You should be slapped. Turn your face.

Rascal. You should've thought before...

using the weapon of your looks.

She's imported whiskey and you're local liquor.

There's no comparison between you two.

What?

Love doesn't think about all this?

I'll flail you if you lie! You lover!

What does flail mean? Why do you want to know?

You were a liar. You are a liar.

You lied at home. You made a false case.

You lied to the girl and used your weapon of looks.

if you had lied so many times...

then you should've loved her falsely too.

No, why did you fall in love with her truly?

Tell the truth to the girl? Everything?

So you two just decided and didn't even bother to ask me.

Tell her. Tell her tomorrow.

Tell the truth. You'll get into trouble.

Why did you call us, inspector?

Here's your passport. Get out of here.

My passport! The visa hasn't expired yet.

inspector, we don't have Rs 50,000.

I don't want your stinky money.

Get a ticket for yourself and fly to Canada.

The Punjab Police are being merciful towards us.

My dear son, I don't believe this.

Father, I don't believe it either.

Your dear son isn't so lucky.

I feel like this is a dream.

Let's touch the inspector and see. - Yes. Yes.

inspector, can I pinch you?

Your dear son was slapped once!

it's real. it's real. one more.

Your dear son was slapped twice! it's real! it's real!

Now your dear son will go to Canada and...

send PP shoes from there for sir.

PP? You mean Punjab Police?

No, sir. The ones that make a sound when you wear them.

Get lost. - Those.

Thanks a lot, sir. Love you, sir!

Your dear son was slapped thrice!

Before I change my mood, get out of here!

Yes, sir. Let's go. Let's go.

Wait a minute. Take this. Rs 1100.

A gift? - it's not a gift.

it's for not telling anyone about what happened here.

Get lost! - Yes, sir.

Come, son. Come.

Sir, you let them go so easily?

We don't let our family members go without bribe.

And you gave them their passport back free of cost.

idiot, this is inspector Joginder Singh's plan.

You don't get three stars without a reason.

Yes, sir. I know that you need to pin them up.

When you want to ask God for money...

you need to offer Him some money first.

Now let me see how Fateh Singh brings Pooja to Punjab.

Canada.

Canada.

Canada.

Canada.

Father, your dear son has finally reached Canada!

Father, look. Look.

The long sky. The pigeons are flying in the sky.

Father, your dear son had your good wishes and God's blessings.

This is God's gift to me.

So, your dear son will first greet this great land of Canada.

Canada. I, Shampy, salute you on behalf of...

Shampy's father and Shampy's scooter.

Don't move. Police, freeze! Police, freeze!

Canada.

I've got security.

Respected sir...

I've never even smuggled snacks in India.

How can I smuggle drugs in Canada?

I swear on Shampy's vehicle.

Shampy's what?

Vehicle. Shampy's vehicle.

Come to Punjab some time. I'll give you a free ride.

Shut up.

Respected madam, you may slap me as many times as you want...

but I will surely say something.

I'm not a smuggler. I'm not. I'm not.

You won't agree so easily.

We'll have to use Fateh's techniques on you.

Fateh? From the Punjab Police?

That idiot didn't leave me alone even over here!

Do you know him? - Know him?

He has brought ill luck into my life.

I was innocent. But Fateh imprisoned me.

He stopped me from coming to Canada.

I think he has made this false case against me.

What nonsense are you talking?

The dear son was slapped twice. Why?

Liar. In order to hide your crime...

you're falsely accusing an honest officer?

No, respected madam. I never lie.

it's a sin to lie.

You don't believe me, do you?

Do one thing. Call his senior officer Joginder Singh and ask him.

Everything will be clear.

So, Singh, what do you think?

I don't believe him, sir. Why would Fateh lie?

But still, what's the harm in making one phone call?

Yes. - okay, sir.

if what you're saying about Fateh is a lie...

then I won't spare you. Dear son.

The dear son was slapped thrice.

Never mind, Shampy.

Earlier you would be slapped in India, and now, in Canada.

At least you're progressing.

Miss you, father.

Shampy? A smuggler?

Shampy is not a man. He's a saint.

I've conducted a police verification of him myself.

But he's saying that Fateh has prepared a false case against him.

He's telling the truth. Fateh is a very big liar.

The department is doing an inquiry against him.

The DCP was telling me once...

that he's in India and his family is in Canada...

and he wished someone could...

bring his family here from Canada.

He heard that, made a false case and went there.

Do I need to sign here?

Thank you. - Mark, where's Pooja?

Holding room, end of the hall.

In the last one? - Yes.

okay. Thank you. - Sure.

Pooja.

You're here? I was looking for you.

I wanted to talk to you about something important.

Me too. - What is it?

First promise me...

that after this, you'll quietly do what I ask you to.

How can I promise you? I wonder what you might ask for.

Why? Are you scared?

if that is the case, then ask for my life.

You'll see my guts.

Let's promise.

Get out. - But Pooja, I... - Just shut up.

I don't believe anything that you say.

Because you're a bloody liar.

if you've any shame left, then don't break your promise.

Just leave quietly.

At least give me a chance... - Just get out of my life, Fateh!

Fateh Singh.

I didn't expect this from you.

These are your deportation orders.

By the end of this week, you'll be sent back to India.

oh, gosh! Whose call is it at this time?

Hello.

Hello, mother. Give me your blessings. - Fateh!

My sweetheart! My baby! My son!

How are you, son?

I'm fine, mother. You tell me. Are you all right?

How can a mother be without her son?

My knees were paining since two days.

Now that you've called, I can dance now.

Mother, I was so busy that I couldn't call earlier.

if an inspector won't be busy...

then do you expect constables to be busy?

No, mother. Even constables have a lot of work to do.

All nonsense!

Mother, what if I told you that I didn't...

work when I was a constable?

Son, whatever work you do, you must do it dedicatedly.

As an inspector.

But what if there is lie on your mind, mother?

Then you can't do anything properly.

God doesn't help those who lie.

He just sits far away and watches the fun.

What's the matter, son? You're quiet?

And you are saying such things.

There will be a load on you, son.

Mother, I've lied.

So what? I lie everyday.

In the morning, your father asked me to make tea.

I didn't feel like waking up.

So, I lied to him that I'd a headache.

Mother, not like that. I've told a very big lie.

A big one? How big?

Mother, I'm not an inspector. I'm a constable.

Mother, I know that you must have felt very bad.

But I felt that I must tell the truth.

I did feel bad that you lied.

But I'm happy that you told the truth.

That my son has become wise.

Anyone can be an inspector, but very few can be wise.

if you tell the truth, then God will always be by your side.

Thank you, mother.

You shouldn't thank your mother.

okay, hang up now.

I too want to tell your father the truth.

okay, mother. Bye. - Bless you.

Listen! - Tell me.

Should I make tea?

Hi. No, wait, Pooja. Please. Please. Please.

Just give me one chance to say what I came to say.

Thank you. Thank you.

Chris, not another note... - No, no.

Just last one. Just let me say this.

Pooja, I made a mistake.

So, please forgive me.

And if it makes you happy, let alone...

your mother and granny...

I'm willing to stay even with the dogs of your lane.

I'm a fool. An idiot. A... - Scoundrel.

Yes. Yes. A scoundrel. A rascal. Stupid...

A stupid man. - A stupid man.

Yes. A stupid man.

Chris, who wrote this note?

It doesn't matter who wrote it.

What matters is that I want to start a new life with you.

Pooja.

No! - Pooja, please. Will you marry me?

Pooja, please.

Please say yes. I'll do anything you want.

Chris, I...

Please say yes. Please.

Yes.

Yes! Thank you, Pooja. Thank you.

But I have a condition.

What are you saying?

I want the wedding to happen soon.

Really soon.

Really soon. You want the wedding to be soon. How soon?

This week.

"My heart has brought so many complaints."

"it's autumn. The leaves have fallen on flowers."

"My heart has brought so many complaints."

"it's autumn. The leaves have fallen on flowers."

"When my heart broke, I learnt that..."

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"Your dreams have called out to me."

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"What's my fault?"

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"Your dreams have called out to me."

"When you left my hand..."

"I felt as if I was separated from my destiny."

"God made us a couple..."

"but we separated on your will."

"When you left my hand..."

"I felt as if I was separated from my destiny."

"God made us a couple..."

"but we separated on your will."

"Your intentions were false. Your promises were false."

"Loyalty is weeping."

Pooja dear, I wanted to talk to you.

Yes, mother?

Dear, if you could think about it again...

Mother, don't start again.

Look, dear, I agree that Fateh had lied, but...

But because of his lie...

if you had met your father once...

then there was nothing wrong in it.

Mother, you're saying this?

You've not spoken to father since 18 years.

You didn't let me talk to him either.

Dear, sometimes stubbornness becomes more...

important than words.

I hope, like me, in your stubbornness, you don't take a decision...

because of which you repent for...

the rest of your life, like I did.

Dear, there's no place for stubbornness in love.

I know what I'm doing, mother.

At least Chris is not a liar.

I'm shedding...

"I'm shedding..."

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"Your dreams have called out to me."

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"What's my fault?"

"I'm shedding tears. I'm heartbroken."

"Your dreams have called out to me."

My father is great...

You?

Spare me in the bathroom at least.

How did I harm you...

that you are after me all the time?

Sorry, Shampy. I made a mistake.

What sorry? No manners!

You know, to send me to Canada, Shampy's favorite father...

who never even let his beard open...

he had to open the three buttons...

of his shirt and display his body.

And what was the result of all that?

I'm being deported today.

I said I'm sorry. Why are you crying?

What sorry? No manners!

You have left me to be doomed.

Why did you do this to an innocent boy?

Why? Why did you break my heart? - Get lost.

The dear son is slapped once.

You should've at least washed your hands first... - l said I'm sorry!

You are going on crying.

Your dream is shattered, but I'm heartbroken.

You call yourself an innocent boy.

You should have washed that hand.

Why did you tell the truth to Pooja?

I would have explained to her later.

You were trying to be a truthful man's son.

Brother, you may slap me as many times as you want.

But don't get my father's name wrong.

My father's name is Duntoshan Singh.

He has always taught me to tell the truth.

I'm sorry, Shampy. I vented my anger on you.

if I'd ever learnt to tell the truth in life...

then instead of the foreigner, I would be marrying Pooja today.

Brother, you really love the respected madam truly?

Yes.

Then you should be slapped at least a dozen times, brother.

I mean, brother, if your love is sweet and pure like Shampy...

then you must pacify the respected madam anyhow.

And you must fly along with her.

Listen to me, brother.

Look, it's very easy to earn a dollar which is equal to Rs 55.

But it's very difficult to earn a girl who is equal to true love.

Brother, you're leaving the wealth of love here and going?

Shame. Shame. Shame on you. Shame on you. Shame. Shame.

You have a point, Shampy.

But how do you know so much about love?

Brother, actually, my name is Loveoshan Singh.

You mean to say that I should go and stop Pooja's wedding?

Absolutely, brother. What else?

The two policemen, who are standing here...

take care of them somehow.

Shampy is with you.

It looks like it's time to use the biggest...

weapon of the Punjab Police.

Weapon?

Hail the Lord!

Hail!

Brother... - What's wrong?

Brother, we need your help.

Hello, base. We need back up right away.

Back up. Back up right away.

Run! Run! Taxi.

Stop! Stop!

You? I've told you so many times that Indians and...

Brother, please don't bring up that issue today.

it's about my love.

if I don't reach there on time, then she'll marry someone else.

Look, brother, if you don't help us, then love will lose.

And if love loses, then God will lose.

Because love is God and God is great.

if that's the matter...

then neither are you Indian, nor am I Pakistani.

We're all brothers. Get in.

Get in, Shampy. Get in. Get in.

Get out.

Thank you, brother. - okay.

Shampy, there is police here.

Brother, don't worry.

You go and meet her from there. Shampy will take care here.

Sure? - Sure.

We are not even getting overtime.

Excuse me, brother.

The dacoit Shampy!

Hold! Hold! Hold! Hold!

Brother, Shampy won't be scared of this weapon.

Shampy has a bigger weapon.

Hail the Lord!

Hail.

There's no one here to help.

Looks like I'll be slapped now.

Catch me if you can! - Get him! Get him!

God, help me.

Pooja, Chris, please join your hands...

and declare your consent in front of God.

Do you have the rings?

Rings?

oh, it's their engagement today.

I was going crazy thinking they were getting married.

I will talk to her later.

Wait till I get my hands on you. - Catch him!

You?

What are you doing here?

I'd come to stop Pooja's wedding. But they're getting engaged.

idiot, this is not their engagement.

Exchanging the rings means getting married.

You're lying.

I'm telling the truth. This is how foreigners get married.

Crazy boy.

Stop! Stop! Stop!

Stop it right now.

You? Who are you to stop us?

Pooja, don't say that. I've come to apologize to you.

I agree that I've told you many lies, but I love you truly.

oh, shut up! I don't care. Get out of here.

Let me get married in peace.

This means I won't be forgiven if I lied.

He lied to you and you're marrying him.

It doesn't look nice.

What nonsense are you talking? What did he lie about?

He's not going to accept your family after your marriage.

He got the false note written to make you agree.

I had written that note.

if you feel that I'll consider your lie the truth...

and won't marry Chris, then you're wrong.

Chris. - Wait!

Pooja, I'm telling you.

if the Punjab Police's friendship is good...

then their animosity is worse than anything.

Really? What will you do? What will you do?

You're threatening me.

Chris.

What are you doing? - What are you doing, Fateh?

Don't interfere! I'll flail you!

Flail? What's that? - Why do you want to know?

Just keep quiet, Chris. Give me the ring. - I won't.

Fateh!

Pooja!

Fateh! - What's happening, father?

Dance.

Fateh! Fateh, give me my ring back.

I'll not. Please forgive me first, Pooja.

Why should I forgive you? - Because I've really changed.

You will never stop lying.

Pooja, I can swear if you want me to. I've changed.

I'm ready to tell you all the truths of my life.

You can ask me whatever you want.

I'm not interested in your life. Give me my ring!

Please forgive me. - I...

Fateh, give me my ring back. - Pooja, please forgive me.

Fateh, give me my ring. - Please forgive me.

Fateh! - Give me my ring! Drive the car. - Give me!

Stop the car! Give me my ring!

Listen to my truths, Pooja. - I don't want to hear your truths.

okay, what if I told you that until the 4th class, I used to think...

that parents buy their children from the market...

and that I was bought from the confectioner Lovely?

Won't you still agree? - No.

okay, what if I tell you that I wear the same underwear twice?

Do you really think that...

I would agree after listening to this and embrace you?

Please agree, Pooja. I'll hug you myself.

Just shut up!

okay, what if I tell you that my nickname is Topra?

You still won't agree? - No.

okay, what if I tell you what 'flail' means?

Will you agree then? - No.

Think about it again, Pooja. - No!

Please agree.

okay. Tell me what it means.

Why should I tell you?

First tell me that you've forgiven me and you love me.

What? I love you?

You don't love me? - Never.

Hey, you truthful woman!

You tell people to be truthful.

And now you're lying to me on purpose.

This isn't a lie. it's true. I can never love a man like you.

Have you seen your face? You look like an idiot.

idiot?

Have you gone crazy? I insulted you and you're laughing.

I... okay, you left your wedding, lied at the airport...

took special permissions for traveling without a passport.

As if you did all this not because you love this idiot...

but because you want to know what 'flail' means.

You are very funny, constable.

You attacked the Punjab Police! But why?

You understood this very soon.

But you still didn't understand how to pacify someone who's upset.

You didn't come to pacify instead.

instead, you sent Chris with the note.

What if I'd really married Chris in anger?

if I don't have the sense to pacify...

then even you must know the limit of being upset.

You shouldn't insult the pacifier so much that he gives up.

What if I hadn't reached the church on time?

Then I would have married Chris.

He's at least not an idiot like you.

Go and marry Chris. You're threatening me.

I don't want to pacify you. Get lost.

You think I'll go to Punjab with you after listening to all this?

Just wait and watch. The minute we land...

I'll immediately take a flight back.

Go away!

Give me your number.

Dear, I just dozed off.

What is it?

Stop it.

She laughed.

Constable.

The Punjab Police is feeling sorry.

it's okay, constable.

The Punjab Police is feeling a little bit of love.

You know that...

fling.

it's okay, constable.

it's okay? Then you also tell me 'l love you'.

First tell me what 'flail' means.

What? - Yes. - Why has 'flail' come between our love?

Will you tell me or should I go back?

This means you want to know it anyhow. - Yes.

Brother, stop.

Yes. - Today I'll tell you what it means. - Please!

Set hand.

Constable, actually... even I don't know what 'flail' means. - What?

Constable, I will...

I won't spare you!

I am going to kill you.

I missed you too, dear.

I missed you too, father.

I love you.

Please, father. Please, father. At least listen to me.

Father, stop. Stop, father.

Father, calm down.

'After a little drama, the DC finally agreed.'

'How wouldn't he have agreed?'

'After all, his wife patched up with him on the condition...'

'that both the constables will get married.'

Hands up.

'So, the Punjab police officer married...

the Vancouver police officer.'

He will cry...

'But like always, even this time, the wrong song was sung.'

"There is a slight breeze. Someone is crying."

"Like me..."

'But perhaps, this song was being played for them.'

You are handsome.

'They got settled.'

'But what happened to dacoit Shampy?'

How much longer will it take?

Shampy is tired! Shampy will die! Shampy will die!

'And Shampy's favorite father?'

Buy Shampy's vehicle and father. it's sweet.

'He's been trying to collect money to...

bring his dear son back to India.'

'our Pakistani brother is letting go of the money.'

'The size of inspector Joginder Singh's stomach...'

'has reduced from 36 inches to 34 inches.'

'And Fateh Singh has gone from 34 to 36 inches.'

'It is said that even the Canada police...'

'are following Fateh Singh's techniques.'

'We completely forgot about granny.'

Where is everyone?

'So, this was the story of Jatt and Juliet.'

'Hold on. Hold on. Sorry. Sorry.'

'l forgot something.'

Stop! Stop! Hello! Stop! Stop!

What's the matter, inspector?

Why are you riding without a helmet? Give me a fine of Rs 1500.

Fine? I think you didn't recognize me.

Whoever you are, pay the fine or I'll flail you.

Please don't flail me, inspector. it'll spoil the beauty of my face.

is that what 'flail' means?

of course. You can lam me if you want.

What does 'lam' mean?

He wants to know. Why do you care?

See this, I've learnt Juliet's spelling.

Juliet's spelling is correct, but Two's is wrong.

It’s a 'TWO'.

That'll be 'Tuwo!'

"My sweetheart."

"I want to be the king of hip-hop."

"I wish fairies fly around me."

"My sweetheart."

"My heart skips a beat for you."

"My sweetheart."

"Keep me locked in your heart."

"Make me yours."

"I want to be the king of hip-hop."

"I wish fairies fly around me."

"My sweetheart."

"If you've the car, you're lucky."

"If you've the property, you're lucky."

"If you've the car, you're lucky."

"If you've the property, you're lucky."

"Then Jatt will have the Juliet."

"The king of hip-hop."

"I want to be the king of hip-hop."

"I wish fairies fly around me."

'Fateh Singh from Ludhiyana. Sonali from Mohali.'

'Song from Jatt And Juliet 2'

'Keep Listening 1.5/2 Radio Buggi'

'We will rock!'