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00:00In the break, we have an old man with his grandson.

00:04He says he has come from America.

00:06Let's talk to him about his visit.

00:08Greetings.

00:09Greetings. How are you?

00:12I am good, sir. I am very well. Thank you.

00:14How are you?

00:15I am good too.

00:16Okay. Okay.

00:17Baba Good, what is your name?

00:19My name is Chirag.

00:20Okay. Okay.

00:21Mr. Chirag, why have you come to our show today?

00:25I have seen your show.

00:28Okay.

00:28I have reached America.

00:30I had been there. People loved you there.

00:32Yes. You will get love everywhere.

00:35Where are you from?

00:36I am from Virginia.

00:37Okay. I will come to Virginia.

00:39No. We have shifted to New York.

00:41Okay. Okay. Okay.

00:42Okay. I will land in New York.

00:44I can't work there. I am a Californian.

00:49He will fall on the car. He is a free man.

00:52No. It's all about age.

00:57How old are you?

00:58I am 92 years old.

01:00Okay. 92 years old.

01:03Pray that I am 100 years old and I get a clap.

01:07What do you want to do in life if you hit 100?

01:11I have done everything in life.

01:13My last wish has been fulfilled today.

01:16What was that?

01:17The place where you do the show.

01:19Yes. This place.

01:20It was our mansion.

01:21Okay. Okay. Okay.

01:24That's why you have come here.

01:26We have been here since 1989.

01:27Okay. Okay. How long has it been since your mother died?

01:30She died after I was born.

01:32Were you the eighth child?

01:34Of course, I was the eighth child.

01:37But we didn't find any traces of your mansion here.

01:41The map has changed.

01:43How long ago was your mansion here?

01:45I had gone there 80 years ago.

01:48Oh. 80 years ago.

01:51Yes.

01:52This place was called Bootianwala.

01:55Okay. This place was called Bootianwala at that time.

01:57Not Wala. Wali.

01:59Did you come to Bootianwala or not?

02:01No. My grandfather died after I was born.

02:05Okay. Are you his grandson?

02:06Yes. He is my grandson.

02:07We have a big store there.

02:09Okay. What's the name?

02:11Dada Pota Grocery.

02:12Dada Pota. Okay. Dada Pota Grocery.

02:14Dada Pota Grocery.

02:16He is from Jhampal.

02:18Okay. Okay.

02:18That's why he doesn't speak properly.

02:21If you had gone to America 80 years ago

02:24and you are still 92 years old.

02:26You were 12 years old when you left from here.

02:29Yes.

02:29How do you remember?

02:3112 years is a very young age.

02:32Everyone remembers 12 years.

02:3612 years is a very young age.

02:38Yes, sir. The child is very young.

02:39He keeps remembering.

02:40There are many people whose memory starts from their upbringing.

02:44From upbringing?

02:45Yes. They remember their upbringing.

02:46There are many such people.

02:47Really?

02:48Yes.

02:48Since when do you remember?

02:51If you talk about glimpses.

02:53I remember the first day of my school.

02:55What?

02:56Yes.

02:56I remember that too.

02:57If I go further back, I remember my first toy.

03:03Oh.

03:03What was your first toy?

03:05It was actually a piano.

03:07Okay.

03:07It was a miniature piano.

03:09But it was a complete piano.

03:11I mean a proper piano.

03:12A complete piano.

03:13It can't be your first toy.

03:14Your first toy must have been a stuffed toy.

03:16No.

03:17No. The first toy was because someone had come to congratulate me.

03:21He had brought it.

03:22But why would he bring a stuffed toy?

03:25It was not a toy.

03:27He had brought a decorative piece.

03:29Yes.

03:30I had told you earlier..

03:30But he meant that he was intelligent.

03:32He knew that he would do the work of a musician.

03:35I had told you earlier that he is a rich man.

03:38Yes.

03:38He is rich from the beginning.

03:39He is a piano.

03:40You have brought a very good demography.

03:43Yes.

03:43Ask me.

03:45Tell me. What memories do you have here?

03:46The place where you are sitting.

03:48Yes.

03:49I used to play with the dogs here.

03:52What was the place where you used to sit?

03:56Here?

03:57We used to play with the dogs here.

04:01Sir, what was the place where I used to sit?

04:03There was nothing here.

04:04It was a place of charity.

04:09What was the place where Azeem Vicky used to sit?

04:12There used to be a berry here.

04:13There used to be a shadow here.

04:16There used to be a berry here.

04:17There used to be a shadow here.

04:20What was the place where Goga used to sit?

04:21There used to be a dacoit here.

04:24He is forgetting.

04:26Shall I tell you?

04:27The place where I used to sit,

04:28there used to be rose plants here.

04:31There used to be a garden here.

04:32We didn't have a garden here.

04:34You haven't told us what used to happen here

04:36where Aarzu Fatima used to sit.

04:40I have a lot of memories here.

04:42Why?

04:43What used to happen here?

04:44When I used to get worried, I used to sit here.

04:48I used to sit where Aarzu used to sit.

04:50I used to write a knife on the berry.

04:52What?

04:53I love you.

04:55Sometimes, Mr. Agha sits here.

04:57What happens here?

04:59There used to be a stove here.

05:01It is still there.

05:03What a great panchayat it would have been.

05:05There would have been a panchayat

05:06and aunt would have been washing utensils.

05:07Okay.

05:13Your wife has passed away.

05:15Oh, I miss her so much.

05:17Oh.

05:18I have missed her so much.

05:20Oh.

05:21No one asked me about her.

05:24She will ask you today.

05:25You must be missing her.

05:26Oh.

05:27She is still alive.

05:33Look at me.

05:34Yes.

05:35When I come to Lamma,

05:36my two or three grandsons ask me if I am their father.

05:40I say, yes, I am their father.

05:42They still don't watch dramas.

05:46What is the reason?

05:47Are they getting any treatment done there?

05:49No, they are just happy.

05:51Oh.

05:52That's it.

05:52I worked very hard.

05:54Okay.

05:55I got rotis from the hostel.

05:57I used to sleep in the tandoor.

05:58You had to make rotis in the tandoor

06:00and sleep in the hostel.

06:01No, it was very cold there.

06:03It was cold in America.

06:05I went to Mary's house.

06:06Oh, I see.

06:07You went to Mary's house.

06:08How long did it take you to go there?

06:10I went to Mary's house when I was 12 years old.

06:13Okay.

06:14When I got down,

06:15I was 13 or 13.5 years old.

06:18People used to remember him so well.

06:20That's true.

06:21When people are going on a long journey,

06:24they must say goodbye

06:26because there is no way to contact them.

06:29Irza, what you said is absolutely right.

06:33You see, at our airports,

06:35a lot of people go to drop off a single person.

06:37Yes.

06:37It's a habit of that time.

06:39Yes.

06:40If someone is going to board a ship from Karachi,

06:42they don't know if he will ever return.

06:44Oh.

06:45So, they used to drop him off till the end.

06:47The whole family used to go.

06:49The interesting thing is that

06:51the people who used to go on a long journey,

06:53they used to take wheat, rice, wheat,

06:57clothes, raw clothes, gold with them.

07:02They used to sell the clothes.

07:04Because they didn't have so much money.

07:05Absolutely.

07:06They used to sell wheat and rice.

07:08They used to survive.

07:09And then,

07:10if they received a letter,

07:12they would know that they are alive.

07:13What you said is absolutely right, Haroon.

07:15Yes.

07:16They used to drop him off till the end.

07:18Yes.

07:19Eight of my friends

07:20dropped me off at the sea.

07:22Oh.

07:23You must have been hugging him and telling him not to go.

07:26No.

07:27Yes.

07:28I used to say that I don't want to go.

07:29I was tired.

07:31Mr. Haroon, the person who reached America at the age of 13,

07:35Yes.

07:35his accent should have been ruined now.

07:37Absolutely.

07:38I was in Chittanpur.

07:39When you went there?

07:40Yes. I didn't know English.

07:42Okay. And now?

07:43I don't know it now.

07:45I don't like the soil.

07:47Okay.

07:48Why did I come here?

07:49Why?

07:49To get the soil.

07:52Okay. I will get the soil.

07:53No. No. Mr. Haroon, don't do that. Please.

07:55Why?

07:56Let him eat the soil.

07:58I forgot to ask you something.

07:59Yes.

08:00Try to remember the map of the mansion when you were a kid.

08:03Oh.

08:03What used to happen where Mr. Danish used to sit?

08:06Your father must have sat there.

08:12Yes, father. He used to sit here.

08:13He didn't have legs in his hips.

08:17He used to sit here and write whatever he wanted.

08:20He was a panchayat man.

08:22Okay. Your father was a panchayat man.

08:25Yes. Yes.

08:25Okay. Did the people of the panchayat sit here?

08:27They used to sit here.

08:28Father used to sit with his head down.

08:30Okay.

08:30He used to sit with his head down.

08:31Wow.

08:32And father used to take money from him.

08:35Father used to take money from his eyes.

08:36Oh, God.

08:38Okay. Who were your neighbours here?

08:40Yes. He used to come here.

08:41His name was Gulab Singh.

08:44Okay.

08:45One of my friends was his grandson.

08:46Okay.

08:47Dalbir Singh.

08:48Okay. Okay.

08:49They were your neighbours.

08:50They were my neighbours. They were from Pakistan.

08:51Who used to live in the front?

08:53His name was Thomas. He was a white man.

08:55Okay. He had a lot of memory.

08:57He had a lot of memory.

08:57He was from the British army.

08:59Father, he has been from the British army since childhood.

09:02Yes. Yes.

09:02That's why he speaks Punjabi fluently.

09:05No. He is from the British army.

09:06He was from the British army.

09:08Absolutely.

09:09He was very powerful.

09:09Did you play a cricket match in your time

09:12and give double taxes to the British army?

09:14Have you seen the movie, Lagaan?

09:16I have seen it.

09:17Did you do the work of Lagaan film?

09:18I have seen the movie three or four times.

09:20Because I had a lot of memories from that time.

09:23How?

09:24When the British came here, they challenged us.

09:26What? What? What?

09:27They asked us to play cricket.

09:29I see.

09:29If you are a cricketer, we will give you double taxes.

09:32Okay.

09:33I didn't get scared.

09:34Then?

09:35I said, don't be scared.

09:36We won't play there.

09:37Take the cricketers quietly.

09:41I still don't understand

09:43why you left your business and came here.

09:46I came to see my son.

09:49I said, let me see him before he dies.

09:51I saw him with a white shirt.

09:54Where did you see him?

09:55I saw him outside.

09:57He is our staff's son.

09:59Is he?

09:59Yes.

10:00Why do you call me? I will kill you.

10:04I still remember, I used to do mischief here.

10:07I see.

10:07My father used to slap me there.

10:10Yes.

10:10I used to go to him and my mother used to whisper in my ear.

10:14No. No. No.

10:15Tell me the truth.

10:16He used to do mischief here.

10:17Yes.

10:17And his mother used to beat him.

10:20Tell me about your street.

10:22I am very ashamed.

10:24No one used to go out in the street.

10:25Why?

10:26There used to be a boy named Salim in your show.

10:28Yes.

10:29His grandmother beat him.

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