She must be innocent too.
Did you watch Raveena's new song?
Tip tip barsa paani?
I don't watch such songs at home.
It will have a bad influence on kids.
He has been a spoilsport all his life. Come on.
My little one.
He troubles me all day.
Yesterday he walked up to me and said...
..."Mom, I want to marry."
- He is six years old right? - Yeah.
- Did he say who he wants to marry? - Yes, he did.
Listen, dear.
What was the name of the girl Munna wanted to marry?
- Ayesha Jhulka. - Yes, Ayesha Jhulka.
Ayesha Jhulka?
Oh, yeah. She did a song with Akshay, right?
Wearing a wet sari? In the movie Khiladi.
- Yes, Khiladi. - Yes, she's the one.
And when I asked him why he wants to marry...
...he said, "Mom, I can't control my urges."
He has taken after his father.
- Mom, listen. - Tell me, dear.
I'm done with my homework. Can I dance now?
Sure. Show everybody how good a dancer you are.
She has been practicing for a week now.
She wants to perform in front of you all.
It's a good thing, you know.
Girls should learn a bit of dancing and singing.
She's going to make a pleasing wife, you see.
Look, she's dancing.
Your daughter is something.
She will not just please her husband...
...she will please the whole neighbourhood.
I told you, Dinesh...
...such things will spoil the kids.
'Naveen, this is not fair.'
It's a new city.
How do you expect me to stay alone for a week?
- Darling, I'll call you. - Nonsense.
Listen. I love you.
I know.
- I can't go. - Don't go.
- I'm leaving. - No.
- Bye. - Bye.
Take care.
Past participle form of the verb...
...and this can be regular or irregular.
- Is that clear? - Yes, ma'am.
Okay, now who can give an example...
...of a sentence in past perfect tense?
Any... Yes, Pooja.
Nand had made all the girls...
...his sisters before he finished first term.
Okay. Calm down.
Akash, you want to stand in the dustbin?
Quiet. Okay, quiet.
Quiet!
Yes. Thank you, Pooja.
That is a correct example.
And by the way, there's nothing wrong in what Nand has done.
It only means that he cares for the girls in the class.
Yes, Nand?
Yes, ma'am.
Okay. Now the future perfect tense...
Ma'am took your side.
You're going to get lucky, too.
Perfect continuous denotes an action that has started...
...at some point in the past...
...but is continuing to the present. For example...
'What else should have I asked?'
- Nand, my brother. - 'Brother?'
Of course. I tied him a rakhi two months ago.
But you are friends with him now, ask him out.
No, I'm not going to ask.
If he wants me to go with him to Mc Mavana...
...he should ask me out.
Priyanka, you're really innocent.
You have no idea that the boys of this city...
...are hanging out somewhere else these days.
What do you mean?
I mean...
...the boys have found a place to satisfy their lust.
I should be getting paid for sitting in this class.
He farts all the time in his class.
Forget it.
Nand.
Dude, you're too lucky.
Listen.
- Catch a rickshaw today. - But why?
- I have to go somewhere. - With Priyanka?
I don't mind giving you my scooter as it is going to be your special day.
Here you go. Let's go.
Although I was roaming around with Priyanka...
...I was consumed by the thought of Shanu ma'am.
Priyanka, it's too crowded.
Shall we go elsewhere?
Go get a veg meal. let's eat outside.
Priyanka, I'm short of 50 rupees.
But a meal costs only 90.
Yes, you're right.
No. I'm done.
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
- Thanks. - It's okay.
- Can I tell you something? - Yes.
Do you know why I came out with you today?
Why?
When Shanu ma'am said that you are...
You are... Caring for people.
I realised Shanu ma'am has a point.
- That's not true. - What?
Don't you care for people?
I mean, I do care but not the way she said.
Look, who you are and what you are...
...can only be known by a person who spends time with you.
For example, if you pick me up...
...in the mornings and evenings to tuition...
...I'll get to know what sort of a person you are.
I hope you got my point.
I got it.
- Really? - Yes.
Then?
Then... Done.
Where?
Hurry up. Come on.
Pull over here. Mom might see us.
Okay. Give me the number now.
Give me yours. I'll give you a missed call.
I'm not asking for your number.
- Give me your maid Veera's number. - What?
Are you going to take Veera to tuitions?
Why would I take her to tuitions?
M-Mom wants her number. That's why I'm asking.
Come on.
Please give me, sis... That...
We're friends after all.
Write it down.
'I fed you when you were a baby, Nand.'
You used to latch on to me...
...while I used to clean your house.
That's why I'm telling you, Veera.
Please agree to it.
Give me the money first and tell me what's the job.
I don't have money to eat at Mc Mavana.
Veera, let me tell you the job first.
Let's talk about the payment later.
Get me the turmeric.
You know, there's a new tenant at Sirohi's house.
I want you to visit them and put up an act.
Like, you need a job. That you're a poor woman.
I'm not a poor woman. I've saved more money than your dad.
Then why are you demanding money from me?
Get the hell out of here.
Well, listen to me.
After you start working there...
...you have to report to me every evening about who visits her, okay?
It will cost you Rs. 500.
All right.
Now tell me the truth. Why?
I can't tell you why.
I'll charge you Rs. 1000 then.
Okay. I'll pay you Rs. 1000. All right?
You have to pay me as soon as I get the job.
Well, I got the seed of this idea from Priyanka.
But now I'd to wait and see...
...if it would work on Shanu ma'am
Why does mom have to setup her kitty here?
Come on, stop crying. Must be a mosquito bite.
No mosquito will pick a spot to bite, will it?
I used to bite him there before...
...but he didn't like it.
He used to say that his colleagues will make fun of him.
He has become a shameless hypocrite now.
Your husband loves you so much.
Everyone knows it very well.
'He bought you a sari recently, didn't he?'
I lied to you all about it, Sushma.
It was my sister-in-law's sari from Khatauli.
Okay... Stop crying.
I just don't believe this.
What sort of a spell that witch must have cast on him?
There's a solution for such a problem, you know.
Didn't you use the sorcerous act suggested by Guruji?
I did it, Sushma.
- I did that too. - Then?
But still he's in total control of that witch.
Tell me! She is a teacher.
She's going to be a bad influence on students.
'Pushpa.'
Gradually, she's going to get the whole of Meerut in her petticoat.
What do we do about this?
What can we do?
- Nand. - Yes, Mom.
Why are you standing over there?
I'm coming.
Why are you eavesdropping on us ladies?
Keep the tea here and go to your tuitions.
- Dear Nand. - Yes, Aunty.
There's a teacher named Shanu Bansal in your school, right?
- Yes... - Is she good?
She's a great teacher, Aunty. She teaches from heart.
Listen, dear. Stay away from her.
What? Are you out of your mind?
What are you saying to him? He is still a kid.
Why are you still here? Go to your tuitions.
Come on, have some tea.
Tell me.
I'm on my way.
Attending first period will not make you a topper, S**********r.
I'll be there soon. Bye.
And she doesn't like spicy food.
She's not into fried food.
Why don't you tell me also the colour of her shit
Give me some useful information, Veera.
By the way, the husband and the wife are deeply in love.
When I reached there today, her nightie was unbuttoned.
And her husband didn't come out of the room for a long time.
- And? - Nothing. I told you everything.
- There must be something. - And...
Well, the husband is going out of town for three days.
This is what I'm talking about.
You have to keep an eye on who visits her, for how long and why.
Do you understand? Come on, take it.
- Remaining money? - Remaining?
You will get it when you give me some useful information.
Hey.
I won't be able to sit behind Rupali today.
Nothing will happen by sitting behind her...
...sit next to her, if you really want to score with her.
You talk as if you sit on Priyanka's lap.
Eyes on the road.
S**********r.
Nand, way to go.
Look at this.
Who did this?
A*****e, you are acting innocent after doing the stunt
I swear on you, Vipul. I didn't do it.
You both have been declared as a couple in the school.
You must have done something.
Look around. Everyone's showing their respects to you.
'Wonderful, dear.'
- Congratulations. - Congratulations.
'Vikas. What are you doing!'
'Go, stand at the back.'
Do you want to have? Here you go.
25 girls have questioned me so far if this is true.
- So, tell me. - What?
Is this true?
Are you crazy?
Writing names in a heart symbol...
...doesn't start an affair.
Ashima and Pranav's love story began the same way.
Everybody thought they were a couple...
...and gradually they became one.
That rascal must have written.
Let go of me, b***h.
You b***h.
I'm your classmate since second grade...
...and your best friend, too.
That doesn't mean you can pull my hair.
I know that's your handwriting.
Don't tell anyone...
...it looks good, right?
Dad, don't send me to school as I'll be managing the shop.
I send you to school because I don't want you...
...to run this store for a living. Got it?
Stop staring at me.
Just sit here for 30 minutes. Phool will manage the rest.
Come on! Idiot.
♪Oh, your slim waist...♪
Darling, pick it up.
Whom are you calling darling?
Is she your girlfriend?
She? No... Just like that.
Well, Priyanka...
- ...I didn't draw the heart. - I know.
You are not that kind of a boy.
So, you didn't come here to yell at me!
I'm here to shop.
What?
Do we get vegetables here
You are right.
Go ahead. Phool!
Show it to ma'am.
What do you want me to show?
How much for this?
- Phool. - 'Yes, sir.'
How much does this one cost?
It's a honeymoon item. Sir got it from Delhi.
I didn't ask its history. What's its price?
250.
You can pay 200.
Sir, it's less than the breakeven price.
So, which one do you want?
Whichever you like.
- How about this one? - It's good.
Phool, pack this.
Day after tomorrow there's a festival in Model School.
So, I was thinking...
- ...we both might... - One second.
Yes.
Now?
All right. I'm coming right away.
Okay.
Priyanka, there's an emergency.
You can... Phool, collect 200 rupees from ma'am.
See you tomorrow. Bye.
Ma'am, money.
- What's this? - I'm returning your money.
Are you crazy, Veera?
No, I'm not. But the entire city has gone crazy.
They all have cooked up stories about her.
She does that, this and she goes after men.
That's what I wanted to find out.
I've found out. It's all lies.
I haven't seen such a good woman in my life before.
I quit working at four houses...
...now I work for her full-time.
Are you blind, S*********r!
Come on, stop crying. It must be a mosquito bite.
Mosquitoes don't pick places to bite.