Speaker A
Oh Lord, the memory of the past is a torment. Please snatch away my memory. *Recitation of Holy Quran* Oh!
Kafeel Episode 1 explores family dynamics, responsibilities, and personal struggles with heartfelt moments and cultural values.
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Key Takeaways
- Family support and responsibilities are central to the storyline.
- Education and personal growth are highly valued despite societal pressures.
- Religious faith and cultural traditions influence characters’ decisions and coping mechanisms.
- Marriage and social expectations create tension and drive character motivations.
- Emotional struggles and interpersonal conflicts are portrayed with nuance and realism.
What the video covers
- The episode opens with a character struggling with painful memories and seeking relief through prayer.
- Family interactions revolve around daily routines, such as breakfast and preparing for exams, highlighting close-knit relationships.
- The protagonist expresses frustration with constant demands and a sense of being undervalued within the family.
- Themes of responsibility and support emerge, especially regarding caring for a widowed sister with children.
- The episode features preparations and emotional support for a daughter’s exam, emphasizing family encouragement.
- A subplot involves a character returning from honeymoon to continue education, showing the importance of personal growth.
- Discussions about marriage, societal expectations, and family pressures are depicted through conversations about wedding and proposals.
- The narrative includes light-hearted moments and sibling interactions, balancing serious themes with humor.
- The episode highlights cultural values such as respect for elders, religious faith, and the importance of education.
- The story sets the stage for ongoing family drama with complex relationships and emotional depth.
Chapters
- 00:00Opening: Struggles with Past Memories and Prayer
- 01:25Morning Routine and Family Breakfast
- 04:12Visiting Sister Shehnaz and Family Responsibilities
- 06:00Exam Preparations and Parental Support
- 06:55Sibling Interactions and Exam Day
- 08:27Wedding Stories and Social Expectations
- 10:43Marriage Discussions and Family Pressure
- 12:35Light-hearted Moments and Family Bonds
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Speaker A
Oh my... Aliya, Aliya. Dear Aliya... Oh God, it’s impossible that this girl ever listens to me with just one word.
Speaker A
She is not here? Aliya... Aliya, dear, at least reply, wherever you are. Oh! Psychiatrists... Aliya, greetings mom!
Speaker A
Greetings to you too, dear! Psychiatrists... So, you are here? Dear, go tell Dad that breakfast is ready. Let him come and have it.
Speaker A
What a trouble, Mom! Early in the morning, it’s always ‘Aliya, Aliya.’ She’s your daughter too, tell her!
Speaker A
Shh... you’re making me forget everything. Everyone only gets Aliya: ‘Aliya, do this... Aliya, do that... Shhh! Enough! Psychiatrists and philosophers are involved in religious services... and these people think I am a maid or so. Aliya... Aliya. Especially mom keeps saying ‘Aliya, Aliya.’
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Sometimes I feel like they must have picked me up from the trash. Aliya... I’m starting to dislike my own name.
Speaker A
Dad, breakfast is ready, come downstairs. Hey! Why did you need to come upstairs? You came up for such a small thing?
Speaker A
I was just saying hello to my friends. I was coming downstairs anyway. Explain this to your wife.
Speaker A
Let’s go! Come... The last time the flatbread wasn’t round. Has it become round now?
Speaker A
You’ll find out when you eat it. No, I’ll see for myself. You go ahead, I’ll go call your granny.
Speaker A
Mom... Greetings! Greetings to you too! Stay blessed. I was coming myself for breakfast. Come on, I said I’ll take you along. Come.
Speaker A
I had a strange dream last night. Really? What did you see in the dream?
Speaker A
Oh, nothing in particular comes to mind... but it was about Shehnaz. It’s been a while since you visited her. Go and pay her a visit.
Speaker A
Don’t worry, I’ll visit her house before going to the office. Do one thing, come with me.
Speaker A
No, you go. Greetings dad! Greetings to you too! Greetings to you too! Alright, I’ll visit her house before going to the office.
Speaker A
Do one thing. Take some household supplies for her. The rice from the farms has arrived, and the wheat as well.
Speaker A
Okay, better mom Yasmin, do one thing. Ask the servant to take out two sacks of wheat and one sack of rice.
Speaker A
Sure, Mom, you could have just told Zeba’s father to take the rice and wheat to Sister Shehnaz’s house.
Speaker A
Greetings! So what wrong thing did I say? Oh Mom, you didn’t say anything wrong. She just says things like that.
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I’ll visit her house after dropping Zeba at university, before going to the office. Sisters wait eagerly for the fresh air that comes from their parents’ home.
Speaker A
Do visit her, dear. Because of you, her home is still running. She has small children and is a widow. Do make sure you visit her.
Speaker A
Mom... Supporting my sister is not a burden on me. Just as Allah has placed the responsibility of my family on me, in the same way He has placed the responsibility of my sister on me.
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And it is Allah alone who provides sustenance and also increases it. Remember one thing.
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Whether I am alive tomorrow or not, her household should continue to run just the same. May God protect us, Mom. What are you saying? May Allah grant you a long life.
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And may He also give Sister Shehnaz the strength to become one of those who lend a helping hand.
Speaker A
Amen. And that time will come soon too, God willing. What are you doing? Why aren’t you having breakfast?
Speaker A
You’ve completely ruined her preparation. She was memorizing such difficult material, how will she pass now?
Speaker A
Shh! Yes, you made me forget everything. Have breakfast, or you might faint during the exam.
Speaker A
I won’t faint, Dad. Dear, at least eat a little. Zeba dear, come on. Memorizing more won’t help now.
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Whatever was meant to happen has already happened. Come on, we’re getting late. Come. Where’s the stuff? It hasn’t arrived yet.
Speaker A
It’s here! Greetings dad! Greetings to you too! Have you arrived? Yes, I hope I am not late.
Speaker A
No, no, you’re never late. We’re always the ones who are late. Yes. Dad, that dog started chasing me. That big black dog from the next street. Mushtaq Uncle’s dog?
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I managed to dodge him and came. Okay... Zeba dear, did you see your brother’s super qualities?
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He can even outsmart dogs. And he’s the only person who often ends up being matched against dogs.
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Dad... Yes, a dog will only have a match with a dog. Sister Zeba! What?
Speaker A
Hello! What's wrong? She’s just stating facts and you’re shouting? Open the gate! I’m not opening it! Hello!
Speaker A
I am opening it. Dear, come... Sit. Thank you, dad. Wait, wait... Wait, Zeba. Dear, keep some money with you.
Speaker A
What’s this, Dad? Dear, keep it. You have an exam. You didn’t have a proper breakfast; what does one glass of juice do?
Speaker A
When the exam ends, eat something from the canteen. Keep it. Dad, I already have money. Look... What happened?
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I left my wallet at home. It’s not the first time I’ve come to drop you off. A lifetime has passed. I’ve dropped you off for exams so many times. Here, take this.
Speaker A
Alright, quickly read something and blow on me. So what do you think I’ve been doing all this time on the way?
Speaker A
You were memorizing, and I was blowing prayers on you. Go now. God willing, you’ll do really well on your exam.
Speaker A
Bye! Bye... What’s wrong with it now? Oh yes! Zeba! Shani! What are you doing here? We heard you were on your honeymoon.
Speaker A
Yes! I just came from my honeymoon to take my exams. My husband is very keen on me completing my education.
Speaker A
Wow! But I haven’t prepared at all. Nonsense! You say that every year, and every year you top the class.
Speaker A
By the way, you look really lovely. Isn’t it quite late? Shani... Shani is here. How are you?
Speaker A
I am fine, how are you guys? How did you get here? And when? I'll tell everything, shall we go now? It’s quite late now. Tell us.
Speaker A
We need to hear all stories about your wedding and honeymoon first. Yes! We’ll talk about that later. Let’s go now, otherwise my husband will make me sit down.
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Let’s go! Wow! A wedding turns every woman into a queen. Look at these pictures. She looks so beautiful!
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How did all this happen? You were on holiday, right? Yes, I was on holiday.
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But then I went to a wedding, and the groom’s family liked me. They wanted things to happen quickly, and my parents were ready too.
Speaker A
So your family didn’t check the groom’s background? Everything happened so fast. No, no, we did.
Speaker A
The groom has his own factory; he has three brothers, each with their own factories.
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Oh Shani, I knew you were a fairy, but I didn’t know you’d also get a prince like this!
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And how was I supposed to know? Look at her sari, her jewelry is so pretty.
Speaker A
Yes, that jewelry belongs to my mother-in-law. We didn’t even have time to get something custom made.
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And... that’s why they just wanted a pretty girl and to get the wedding done quickly.
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Wow, the groom is so handsome. And the bride is also very pretty. The pictures turned out amazing.
Speaker A
Of course, they would... such a lovely couple! I wish we also had a prince who’d come on a horse and take us away.
Speaker A
No, no, not on a horse. Let him come in a car. I’m scared of horses.
Speaker A
See, she’s afraid of horses! Anyway, leave it. Tell me, does he have any single friends or cousins?
Speaker A
Madam has started again. Why are you laughing? Look at her. Nothing as such happens.
Speaker A
Nothing happens. She looks absolutely adorable. Sister Zeba! How was the exam? It was terrible.
Speaker A
Why? I left half of the question. Half the question, seriously? Are you crazy? Who worries about that?
Speaker A
Will you pass? I won’t just pass, I need at least 90 marks. Tell Granny, she’ll read some prayers and you’ll get 90%.
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I don’t even prepare. I just tell Granny to pray for me, and I pass.
Speaker A
Yeah! Remember that chemistry class? Oh God! You just brought back a flood of memories, Yasmin.
Speaker A
What’s for lunch? I’m so hungry. Nothing right now, I’m going to serve tea to the guests first.
Speaker A
Guests? Who’s here? Some acquaintance of Mom’s. Acquaintance? Watch out! Usman already ate, that greedy one.
Speaker A
You always keep an eye on everyone. Why don’t you join the police? Stop talking nonsense.
Speaker A
Stop talking nonsense! Sister Zeba? Yes? Is she really our little sister? No, she’s the mother of everyone.
Speaker A
Very good! Both of you remember this. We’ll r
Speaker A
There’s something there. Hmm.. Liar! There’s lunch made. What will you eat? Here, take it.
Speaker A
Once, we bunked class and were sitting in the canteen when we got caught. Yes!
Speaker A
We were eating samosas, and our complaints reached the teachers in a minute. Allah! After that, our lives were miserable.
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And what was that girl’s name… Samina? Salma? I don’t remember exactly. Samina, maybe… Whoever it was, I used to hate her so much.
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She went and reported us, and they said, ‘Be warned, both of you are not allowed to enter my class for a week.’ Exactly! That was the fear that our mischiefs would reach home.
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We wanted to be naughty, but we were also so scared. Oh, but those were the days...such fun days! Oh God!
Speaker A
So, are you going to fill your stomach with just talking, or will you actually eat something too?
Speaker A
No no.. You know, the moment people come back from abroad, their stomach gets upset first.
Speaker A
As soon as I landed in Pakistan, my stomach started acting up. That’s why I’m avoiding all this.
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If you had told me this before coming, I would have made something light for you at home.
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But then again, what kind of Farhana would you be if you didn’t bring a surprise?
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That’s why I raided you like this, old habits die hard! But listen, these are Jaidi’s samosas.
Speaker A
You remember them, right? How much we used to eat. I swear I remember it so clearly, but it’s because of eating these samosas that I’m in this condition now.
Speaker A
Leave it! You can’t miss these. You come to Pakistan and don’t eat these samosas?
Speaker A
Where else would you find samosas like these? Its very tasty! Alright, since you’re insisting so much, I’ll have a little.
Speaker A
Thank you! Shall I give you some vermicelli? Yes, dear, please do. Aunty, are you feeling alright?
Speaker A
Does she take good care of you? She takes excellent care of me, she’s such a wonderful daughter-in-law.
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I’m good because my mother-in-law herself is very good. All praise to God... All praise to God!
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And aunty, should I tell you what she did once? She made an excuse that she wasn’t feeling well and left class.
Speaker A
She took me with her, saying that I couldn’t walk. And instead of going to the sick room, we ended up in the canteen!
Speaker A
Stop it Farhana, are you going to spill all the secrets? Okay, dear, now that I’m at your house, I’ll reveal all your secrets!
Speaker A
Okay aunt, I shall take your leave now. It was really nice meeting you. May Allah always keep you all happy.
Speaker A
Oh dear, was it even worth coming? Riding in on a whirlwind! Now that you’re coming, make sure to stay longer.
Speaker A
Absolutely, I’ll take care of this complaint of yours. Anyway, if God wills, I’ll come around again in three months.
Speaker A
I’m looking for a match for my younger brother. Just pray that if the proposal works out, I’ll come again.
Speaker A
Okay Take very good care of yourself. Stay blessed dear, stay happy. Bye! Bye.. Younger brother? Who?
Speaker A
Oh! Jami… you forgot? Jami? Oh yes! That little Jami? The same little one who’s now grown so tall.
Speaker A
Hasn’t he gotten married yet? No Yasmin. How? How will the proposal happen? All our siblings are living abroad so who will find a match now?
Speaker A
Ever since Mom passed away, he’s been living with Dad. Yes obviously. Anyways, I am leaving now.
Speaker A
Take care! You too. Greetings! Greetings to you too! Yasmin, is this Zeba? Yes All praise to God. All praise to God..
Speaker A
How are you, dear? I am absolutely fine, thank you! How was your exam today?
Speaker A
Really bad, Mom. I left half a question. Oho.. It’s okay, dear. What’s the big deal about half a question?
Speaker A
Yasmin, this is your daughter, right? Back in our day, we used to leave three questions and still pass.
Speaker A
Don't tell me! Really! I am telling you the truth. Seeing you after so many years, you’ve changed a lot.
Speaker A
You’ve become prettier, just like your mom. Oho! Did you see? Now you understand how quickly daughters grow up.
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One moment they’re little, and the next they’re grown before you know it. No doubt!
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Anyways dear, all the best! Thank you! Take care, bye! Thank you, bye! By the way, Yasmin.
Speaker A
What is she studying these days? B.Ed Part 2. She’s having her exams these days. Oh, all praise to God. May Allah grant her success.
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Amen. By the way, has her match been fixed yet? No, not yet. Oh! You’ve given me such amazing news.
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I’ll come over soon. I'll bring Jami's proposal for Zeba. What do you mean? Greetings Granny! Greetings to you too!
Speaker A
I’m really hungry, sorry… Anyway, tell me.. how was your exam? Oh! I left half a question.
Speaker A
Oh Mom! I’m so tired of hearing about this ‘half question.’ Whenever I do half a question, I make sure to tell everyone I did only half.
Speaker A
And why don’t you mention the 4.5 questions you actually solved? Alright, stop the nonsense. Granny, I’m going. I need to finish my studies.
Speaker A
Enough! Won’t you leave some for others or not? Come on, give me the nimko.
Speaker A
Didn’t you eat with the guests? No, neither I nor the guests ate. Now you’re going to finish everything yourself.
Speaker A
Stop it! What’s wrong with you? It looks like you haven’t eaten in six years.
Speaker A
What a foodie! Mom, I’m an athlete. I get hungry, that’s why I eat more.
Speaker A
If I eat a lot, what can I do? Alright, get out of here. Leave!
Speaker A
At least eat this first. Dad always says to take care of my food. Okay, leave now!
Speaker A
Mom.. Mom Farhana has spoken about Zeba’s match for her brother. What? Really? But isn’t the guy a bit old?
Speaker A
She is your friend No mom.. Umm.. When Farhana used to go to school, I remember her little brother..
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he was so small, maybe 4, 5, or 6 years old. I’m not entirely sure, but I do remember that whenever I visited their house from school, the little one used to be crying.
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And Mom, they are very wealthy people. All the siblings live abroad. I also remember… even back in school, she used to come in such a big car.
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She got married around the same time I did, when we were still in school.
Speaker A
Okay, so what does her brother do? The conversation didn’t go into so much detail. She just mentioned things casually on the way.
Speaker A
He’s surely doing something. Everyone in her family runs some business. Mom, his dad and uncle have so many plazas and shops.
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And.. Back in the day, they had properties worth lakhs, and now, who knows.. maybe worth crores, or even more.
Speaker A
All praise to God, that’s a very good match. They seem like respectable people. And our Zeba is still graduating.
Speaker A
We have to arrange her marriage eventually. What could be a better match than this?
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And when a match comes to our home on its own, it brings even more blessings.
Speaker A
And this match just came on its own. Yes, I couldn’t believe it when she said it.
Speaker A
She just happened to pass by Zeba’s room, saw her, and stopped She liked Zeba a lot.
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Then she asked if the match had been finalized, and I said no. That’s how the conversation started.
Speaker A
I still can’t believe it. Otherwise, think about it. People like Farhana... don’t usually arrange matches with people like us.
Speaker A
She liked Zeba so much that she inquired about her. Everything seems fine, but... I don’t know what Jawad will say now.
Speaker A
I don’t want Zeba to get married right now. Why? Wife look! Times have changed.
Speaker A
These days, children should at least graduate. I will only arrange my daughter’s marriage after she completes her Masters.
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Okay? I’m telling you, matches like this don’t come often they are very wealthy people.
Speaker A
But what difference does it make how rich they are? I’ve already said that our daughter will complete her Masters first, and only after that will we look for a match for her.
Speaker A
Ok do one thing. If they are insisting so much, then tell them to wait.
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If they feel it’s really necessary, we can have an engagement for now. But they really can’t wait.
Speaker A
They want the wedding this year. Look, Farhana’s mother has passed away she only has her father and a younger brother.
Speaker A
Why will they wait? So, it’s better to apologize to them. At least meet the boy once.
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See his family. Matches like this don’t come often. I’m telling you, Zeba’s fortune will open up.
Speaker A
Why can’t you understand me? I’ve made up my mind. Our daughter will complete her Masters first, and then she will get married.
Speaker A
That’s already decided. And remember one thing. If it’s her destiny to marry into a wealthy family, she can still do that even after completing her Masters.
Speaker A
Clear? Okay Do whatever you feel like. Oh, I just remembered! That.. My sister is also looking for a match for Tabassum.
Speaker A
Ask your friend to talk to my sister. Tabassum is just like our daughters. Praise for Allah!
Speaker A
Zeba’s father, you’re really something. You don’t care about your own daughter, but you’re concerned about your niece.
Speaker A
Let her get her Masters done first. Because.. She’s not my daughter, she’s my niece.
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The decision about her life should be made by her mother, not me. So the decision has already been made.
Speaker A
There’s no need to discuss it again it, okay? What is this? You’ve messed up all my work, I’ll have to start everything from scratch.
Speaker A
How can you even refuse me like this, Yasmin? Let me speak to Brother Jawad.
Speaker A
No no, Farhana.. Your brother is really good. Believe me, we have no problem with Jami, nor with your family.
Speaker A
Everyone in the city knows your family. It’s just that… Zeba’s father doesn’t want Zeba to get married right now.
Speaker A
So then, when do you plan to get her married? She should at least finish her B.Ed first… if you people can wait just a year or a year and a half.
Speaker A
Yasmin, you just don’t seem to understand. We really can’t wait. You know all of us siblings live abroad.
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Jami and Dad are here, and technically the house is full of staff. But.. It’s important to have a woman in the house, and that’s why we wanted Jami’s marriage to happen right away.
Speaker A
You’re absolutely right, but… What can I do, Farhana? Zeba’s father isn’t agreeing. I feel really hopeless with you.
Speaker A
You’ve hurt me a lot, Yasmin. We’ve known each other since childhood, you’ve been such an old, dear friend of mine.
Speaker A
Alright, leave all this. There is my sister-in-law’s daughter She’s very sweet and a really good girl.
Speaker A
At least take a look at her. What do you mean, my sister-in-law’s daughter? We’re not short of proposals, Yasmin.
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People show us thousands of girls. But here, it was you. Yet you’re not understanding.
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We know your entire family; we’re familiar with your whole background. And then there’s your mother’s upbringing.
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The amount of patience and tolerance you have. I haven’t seen that in any of my friends, Yasmin.
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And I liked Zeba; she’s a lovely girl. Plus, it’s your upbringing. Any girl from your family, even if it’s your sister-in-law’s daughter.
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I don't want to proceed with the proposal! What happened, Farhana? Just take a look at that girl. She’s really nice.
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I’m sure she’s good; I’m not saying no. But from your family, I only want Zeba.
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If not, then that’s fine too. So dad.. How come you’re picking me up today, and why didn’t Usman come?
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I thought since it’s your last paper today, I’d come get you myself. How was the paper?
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Very good. So good that I can’t even explain. Really? All praise to God! It means that..
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Our Zeba’s B.Ed. is confirmed? Confirmed! Good! All praise to God. Okay, Dad, we need to stop at a gift shop on the way, please.
Speaker A
Why? For what? It’s Shani’s birthday. She didn’t get to celebrate, and now her wedding has also happened.
Speaker A
She’s hosting both events at her in-laws’, so I want to get something nice for her.
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Alright, as you wish. Let’s go then. Also, I need 2000 rupees. 2000! Yes Why?
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A couple of days ago, I gave you 500 rupees. So? It’s already spent. Yes, that’s true. Money gets spent.
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Yes Okay, let’s go then. Do you want to eat or just keep it simple?
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Let’s go home first, otherwise Mom will scold us. We’ll get gol gappas for her, she’ll be happy.
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True that! Yes Zeba? What did you get? Nothing, Dad, everything is so expensive. What’s gotten into you, Zeba?
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Look, when your father is standing right here, nothing is too expensive for his children.
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Come on Take whatever you want. I can't choose anything. Do you like this one?
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This one’s nice, that one’s nice… I don’t know what to choose. Take whatever your heart desires.
Speaker A
Come on Hmm.. I didn’t even go to her wedding, and now I need something for both the wedding and birthday events.
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Okay, go ahead and take it. Will you show it to me? Sure.. This.. This one Will this one be good?
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Yes! Give me this one too. And.. Alright, I’ll think about this one for now. Just get these two.
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Pack them nicely, please. Do you want anything for yourself? Umm... Yes Then take it.
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I also need a watch, please give me the blue one. Whatever my daughter wants, Pack everything and tell me how much it costs.
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In the name of Allah.. Mom Yes? Can I borrow your gold earrings? Which earrings?
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The ones Dad gave you for your birthday last year. Why do you want them?
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You look so cute when you talk like this. Why do you want them, dear?
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I want to wear them to Shani’s party. It’s her birthday and also a wedding party, so..
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I want to dress up a bit. Dear, have you gone crazy? They’re gold earrings. I know, Mom.
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What if they get lost? They’re of gold, I’ll take care of them. I just can’t trust you girls. Nothing will happen to them. Come on, give them to me quickly.
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Mom, I promise I won’t lose them. Look! Give it to me. Look, it’s a gift from your dad. I can’t lose it. Oho..
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Hmm... Oh my.. They'll look so beautiful. Thank you! Listen.. Be careful! Take care of them.
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Oh God! Oh Allah, protect my earring and my daughter both. Okay Zeba.. Zeba! You’re going so all dressed up, with so much makeup… Yes Here you go..
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Is it okay now? You’ve only removed the lipstick, yet you’re still glowing. Mom, it’s an evening event, right? All the girls will be all dressed up.
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I told you, the event is at Shani’s in-laws’ house… and you know how rich they are, it must be a magnificent, brand-new house.
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So it was only natural to dress up a bit. Look… They are looking so lovely.
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Will there be boys there? I don’t know, but even if there are everyone will sit separately.
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Okay Usman will go with you, I’ve told him to wait for you outside. When you’re free, he’ll bring you back.
Speaker A
Look, it’s your first time going to Shani’s in-laws. I don’t know what kind of people they are.
Speaker A
Mom, why outside the house? He’ll come inside with me. Shani said there will be around 100–150 people, So why will he wait outside? He’ll come inside with me.
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Okay Okay? May Allah protect you from the evil eye. My daughter is looking very pretty.
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Did you see? They look so good on you.” Okay.. Take care of the earrings and yourself too.
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Tell Usman that I’m ready. Okay Usman.. Over there? Oh.. I wish we had got Dad’s car today.
Speaker A
Wow sister Zeba! Such a big house! Do you have more friends like her? Why?
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I mean, she must have a younger sister too, right? At least think about your younger brother as well.
Speaker A
Usman, please don’t say such ignorant things. Okay I could totally become a live-in son-in-law if the house is like this.
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Look, don’t embarrass me, okay? Keep some dignity. This is my friend’s in-laws’ house. Why would I ruin your reputation? Have you seen the BBQ?
Speaker A
Because you keep talking cheap nonsense. Don’t act like hungry desperate. And what kind of street-style look is this you’ve put together?
Speaker A
Button up properly, please. Sister Zeba, I’m a gentleman. Okay, become a gentleman and go sit with the men. I’ll sit with my friends, okay?
Speaker A
But who will I sit with in the men’s section? Sit with anyone but behave properly. Don’t act hungry, don’t talk too much, and walk with me.
Speaker A
I’m going straight ahead. You go sit in the men’s section. I’m going to eat BBQ. Usman!
Speaker A
Usman, for God’s sake... When will the food be served? Oops! I'm so sorry Did it hit you?
Speaker A
No, I’m sorry.. it was my fault, I was fixing my scarf. I’m glad it didn’t hit you.
Speaker A
Are you okay? No… I mean, I’m perfectly fine. It hit me here really hard.
Speaker A
Where are you? I’ve been looking for you for so long. There was a lot of traffic.
Speaker A
Lets go! You’re so late. Hello! Hello? Mic test. Alright, I need everyone’s attention. For a beautiful girl, this beautiful song.
Speaker A
My earring? Oh! The earring… where did it go? There’s something written on it. Make sure to read it once Please just once.
Speaker A
Please, remember to read it. Just once. Once.. I have your earring, But I’ll give it back only when a girl more beautiful than the earring talks to me.
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