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Mamla Legal Hai Season 1 Episode 5
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00:011st day
00:16There you go, it's done.
00:18Now go and put on the garland.
00:19Yes, yes, go.
00:24Where's your Kishore?
00:26Sir he's still not here.
00:27Mr. Registrar, he doesn't get the cases,
00:30so he gives all the legal services for free.
00:33Now that he doesn't take the fees,
00:34the client doesn't respect him either.
00:40He's here, he's here.
00:43Sir, he's here.
00:45You're impossible.
00:47Who's late for their wedding?
00:49We've been ready since last night.
00:51Mr. Lajjo got us late.
00:53He doesn't want to get married.
00:55He doesn't want to get married.
00:57Why? What happened?
00:58Did he call?
00:59He's not allowed to call.
01:01Why? Is he in school?
01:02In the prison.
01:04Where?
01:06In the jail.
01:08He's in trouble.
01:26I told you guys,
01:28all these posters should've been put up at the bus stand.
01:33Yes, sir.
01:34Then why haven't they been put up yet?
01:36Sir, it's not allowed.
01:37It's a huge fine.
01:38If the fine wasn't paid,
01:39the matter would've gone to the court.
01:41You should've thought about it.
01:43What?
01:44Sorry, sir.
01:50Hey, Mitu.
01:51Hey, Mitu.
01:53Hey, Mitu.
01:55He's scared.
01:58Kids!
01:59Do you know why I let you guys in today?
02:02Sir, you said you'd eat khasta kachori.
02:05It's not khasta kachori.
02:06It's saurya.
02:08Next week,
02:09the election campaign will be at its peak.
02:12From Jhilmil to Padpadganj,
02:13Rohini to Kakad Duma,
02:14Bhaagam, Daud, Nare Baji,
02:16Zindabad, Murdabad,
02:18Gadi La, Bhooke Ped,
02:19Chilana, Garmi, Dhoop,
02:22Do you understand?
02:23I'll become the MCB.
02:26I'll trip anytime.
02:27So,
02:29saurya.
02:32Yes, Munshi ji.
02:33Perry Panna ji.
02:35Oh, really?
02:37Okay, sir.
02:39Hey, Vitya ji.
02:40Order one more plate of kachori.
02:43Why?
02:44Papa ji is coming.
02:46Why is Mr. Jai coming?
02:52Hey, Manju.
02:53Push it hard.
02:59Six plus one?
03:01Sixty-one.
03:02Seven.
03:03Seven.
03:05Seven international media houses
03:07were ready to commission a documentary
03:09on this reformation.
03:12But as soon as I arrived,
03:15everyone cancelled it.
03:16Oh, shit.
03:17Why, ma'am?
03:18Protocol.
03:19Protocol?
03:21I've been running this reformation
03:23strictly as per protocol
03:25for the past one and a half years.
03:29No...
03:34custodial death,
03:36no hunger strike,
03:38no solitary confinement.
03:40You know, ma'am, it's so great
03:41that you value protocol so much.
03:44Still, you're trying to get
03:45the shameless beyond visiting hours.
03:47Actually, ma'am,
03:48it didn't happen all of a sudden.
03:50And he didn't even tell me
03:51that his better half is in prison.
03:53He did tell you.
03:54He kept saying,
03:55Lajo is a girl, a girl.
03:57So I thought he was a girlfriend.
03:59Who knew he was a girl?
04:07I'm giving you an exception this time
04:09because you're lawyers.
04:11Thank you, ma'am.
04:12Shut up.
04:13You'll wait here.
04:15Shamli.
04:16Take her to meet him.
04:22Wow.
04:25So beautiful.
04:28So ethnic.
04:30Absolutely stunning.
04:32So...
04:33It's so...
04:38Lajo sewed it himself.
04:40Wow.
04:41She's the most talented friend
04:42of our vocational center.
04:45Lajo, what happened?
04:47You're sitting in such a beautiful bridal dress.
04:50And no glue on your face.
04:52I don't want to do this.
04:53This is a waste of time.
04:54Hey.
04:55Come on.
04:56If you miss today's date,
04:57you won't get a date for a month.
04:58Come on.
04:59What if I don't get a date?
05:00I don't give a damn about a date.
05:02I didn't even want to go out and get married.
05:04You wanted to get married in jail?
05:05I want to get married in a temple.
05:06Lajo, please speak clear.
05:08You wanted to get married in jail or in a temple?
05:10Temple is in jail.
05:12Oh.
05:15Oh.
05:17The priest of our temple
05:18is very generous.
05:23Whenever he came to get married,
05:25he would bring the keys along.
05:27Keys?
05:29Do you see that room, ma'am?
05:33The priest used to open the room
05:35for the bridegroom after the marriage.
05:39Oh.
05:40Oh.
05:42But ma'am,
05:43this new warden
05:44says that the marriage won't take place here.
05:47It will take place in the office.
05:49In a legal way.
05:51The bride and the groom
05:52will get married quickly.
05:53They will sign the papers
05:54and go their separate ways.
05:55What's the use?
05:57Marriage doesn't happen like this.
06:00Ma'am,
06:02I want the room.
06:04Don't worry, Lajo.
06:05We will take an extended parole for you.
06:08Then you can go with your husband…
06:09She won't get a parole.
06:13Life imprisonment friends
06:14don't get a parole sanction.
06:16The warden is letting them go out for the marriage.
06:18That's a big deal.
06:19And you,
06:20come inside.
06:26Sister,
06:27let's request the warden
06:28to get Lajo married here.
06:31If she gets married in the office,
06:32she won't be able to touch her husband.
06:35That's so sad.
06:37So sad?
06:38What's so sad?
06:40Isn't marriage enough for ma'am?
06:41Get her to have sex
06:42to get rid of her heat.
06:44Why just the room?
06:45We can get her an AC,
06:46a blanket, a buffalo,
06:47a nightie, candles, everything.
06:48What if the poor girl…
06:51Why, Bess?
06:53Why?
06:54Doesn't the groom want hot milk?
06:57This is the name of such a bitch, Lajo.
06:59You know, sister,
07:00she's just like us.
07:01Just FYI.
07:02If she's like you,
07:03she's not like me at all.
07:04Then talk to her with respect.
07:05I just mean that
07:06she has desires,
07:07feelings, emotions.
07:09If she has sex,
07:10what's wrong with that?
07:11What's wrong with that?
07:12Yeah.
07:13What's wrong with having sex in jail?
07:15Yeah.
07:16The judge sends you to jail
07:17so that women get punished,
07:18not to…
07:20Don't make me talk.
07:24This must have happened abroad.
07:26It started in Punjab.
07:28What?
07:30Our Punjabis from India?
07:32In jail?
07:33Yes.
07:34Two hours every two months.
07:37This is how prisoners get a room.
07:39These Punjabis have gone crazy.
07:42They want to be a sequel to Urta Punjab.
07:43Bachta Punjab.
07:45Sister,
07:47if they're sexually deprived,
07:49then the temperament
07:50they're in jail for,
07:51they'll go back to society
07:52with a bad temperament.
07:54How is that any good?
07:57This is blackmail.
07:58Let us have sex
07:59or we'll make a mess.
08:01Sister,
08:02let's talk to the warden once.
08:04Please.
08:09Shut up.
08:11More pills?
08:12Yeah.
08:14Grandpa,
08:16I'm a doctor, right?
08:19That's why you don't give me chocolate,
08:21but these pills.
08:23No, dear.
08:24Don't say that.
08:26I give the same to your dad.
08:29Don't listen to him.
08:31This is Roshan Tyagi.
08:33He's the biggest drama king of our school.
08:35Ah!
08:36I was in section 3!
08:373 or 3!
08:38And what about your section 420?
08:40You cheat everyone with your innocent face.
08:43Grandpa used to give you pills.
08:45I gave them to him.
08:47Go play games in your room.
08:49Go on.
08:51Rivertel does a good job.
08:54Yeah,
08:55a little.
08:57As long as my English accent gets better,
08:59everything's fine.
09:09And tell me, Judge Sir,
09:11how do I come?
09:14Just like this.
09:21Mr. Lajjo.
09:23Mr. Lajjo.
09:25Please sign this.
09:27We'll raise your matter with the warden.
09:30This will be their first official application.
09:33Subject?
09:34It's not the right time to get rid of the heat.
09:36Madam,
09:37this room isn't meant to get rid of the heat.
09:40It's meant to become a mother.
09:45I've been sentenced to 20 years.
09:4715 more to go.
09:48I'll be 48 by the time I get out of here.
09:51How will I have a baby?
09:53If I don't have a family,
09:55what will I do when I get out of here?
09:57You tell me.
09:59Will I be able to live without my family?
10:03Lajjo,
10:04have you thought this through?
10:07I don't think Mr. Kishore will be able to raise a child alone.
10:09Why would he?
10:11I'll raise him.
10:12Here.
10:13Here.
10:15In prison.
10:17What will happen to the baby's future in prison?
10:19Salman's is so good.
10:23Who's Salman?
10:25This is Salman.
10:27And this is Reshma.
10:29Greetings.
10:30Greetings.
10:31Greetings.
10:32And this is our maternal care centre.
10:35Reshma got parole for three months.
10:38After getting parole,
10:39who could have stopped her from going out?
10:42When she came back,
10:43she was pregnant.
10:45Then who could have stopped Salman from coming out?
10:48Now, in the manual,
10:49there are clear-cut protocols laid down
10:51for the care of both mother and child.
10:53From medicine to their rest.
10:5622 pages in total.
10:58Reshma and Salman have been taken care of
11:01with these protocols for the past year.
11:04Yes.
11:05You don't get so much rest even at home.
11:09I've thought about it.
11:11Before I leave,
11:12I'll visit Arbaaz and Sohail here.
11:14Okay?
11:15Okay.
11:18If Reshma is allowed here,
11:20what's the problem with Naju?
11:21Hmm.
11:22Hmm.
11:33I met Mr. Jaitley.
11:34Yes?
11:36I met Mr. Jaitley.
11:39He didn't know that you were my son.
11:42When it came to elections,
11:43he was telling me that
11:46you're doing well in the Delhi Bar Association elections.
11:51What else did he tell you?
11:53He also told me that
11:54he has asked all the lawyers in his firm
11:57to vote for you.
12:01What did I say?
12:04Mr. Jaitley didn't complain
12:06that you were offended.
12:07No, no.
12:09No one complained.
12:12And no one was offended.
12:15It's just
12:17that I was a little scared.
12:21That's why I came here to give you something.
12:32This bracelet
12:35was given to me by my colleague
12:39when I became the High Court Justice.
12:47Ever since then,
12:48whenever I raise my pen
12:50to make a decision,
12:57the weight of this bracelet
12:59has been weighing me down.
13:04Am I
13:08making a mistake?
13:14I'm giving this to you today.
13:19So that
13:22you can have
13:24some peace in your life.
13:28Sir, when your colleague
13:31was teaching his students in the boarding school,
13:34you didn't teach me in the convent,
13:37you taught me in the government school.
13:40When your colleague was giving his students
13:43his contacts, his network, his chambers,
13:49I was roaming around the chambers
13:53to get my degree
13:55for my internship.
13:56Do you know that?
13:59Sir, when your colleague
14:02was preparing his students to run,
14:05you came to give me the bracelet
14:08of the same colleague
14:09so that I can have some peace.
14:10Isn't it?
14:19Vishesh,
14:22with great power comes
14:25great responsibility.
14:27No, Justice Sir. No.
14:29You're wrong. I'm sorry.
14:31With great power comes great power.
14:35You don't care
14:37if I make the right decision or not.
14:39You only care
14:41that you don't lose your reputation
14:43because of my actions.
14:44I'm sorry.
14:47Justice Sir, don't worry.
14:49I'm not saying that
14:51I won't do anything.
14:52I'll do something.
14:53But your reputation won't be ruined.
14:55Because because of your penance,
14:58no one knows
15:01that VD Tyagi
15:03is the son of Justice Sarveshwar Tyagi.
15:06No one knows, Justice Sir.
15:08How can your reputation be ruined?
15:09Leave it.
15:14Leave it.
15:28Ms. Asha, I have to admit
15:29that you're running the jail
15:30in a very smart way.
15:32I've seen many great men
15:33but I'm seeing a great woman
15:34for the first time.
15:36I had a request.
15:39If you could call Sakhi
15:41for her conjugal duties,
15:45I would.
15:57By the way,
15:58is it allowed in the prisons
15:59of Punjab?
16:01Madam,
16:02not in the prisons
16:04but in the male prisons.
16:06Because males
16:07can't be pregnant
16:10but Sakhi becomes pregnant
16:13and the mother and child
16:14have to follow strict protocols
16:15for their care.
16:17So what, ma'am?
16:19Following protocols is...
16:20It's your passion.
16:21Yes.
16:22It is.
16:24But only for those
16:25who have a budget.
16:2830 and 1.
16:2931.
16:3031.
16:3231.
16:3331 rupees per prisoner
16:35per day budget.
16:38Your manual writers
16:39have written books on natal care
16:41but they didn't tell us
16:42where the money would come from.
16:46There aren't enough funds here
16:47to buy extra sanitary pads
16:49for Sakhi.
16:51When Salman was born,
16:52the poor girl
16:53used to spend half of
16:54the hair oil budget
16:55of the under-trials.
16:57What if she becomes a baby?
16:59Her toothpaste supply will be cut.
17:01So,
17:02just celebrate the wedding
17:04and say no to sex.
17:08Sigh.
17:10Didi,
17:12why is the world so complex?
17:16What are you doing?
17:18At every crossroad,
17:20there's a statue of a great man.
17:23He tells you where to go,
17:26where to get the funds
17:27to go there.
17:29No one tells you that.
17:31When you don't have the funds,
17:32you have to march.
17:34Meaning?
17:38Yeah.
17:39Yeah.
17:40Are you mad?
17:41We can't do this.
17:42How are you going to do this?
17:43Everything will be done.
17:44We'll have to phone a friend.
17:46Who are you going to call?
17:48No, no, no.
17:49You can't trust him.
17:50Didi, don't.
17:51Didi.
17:52One, two, three, four.
17:55Dadu,
17:56don't give me a pill next time.
17:57Just get me some chocolate.
18:00Dadu has pills, son.
18:04Let's go inside.
18:05Let's go.
18:07Let's go.
18:38Bye, Dadu.
18:51Let's go.
18:52Bye, Dadu.
18:53Bye.
19:08Yes, Sujata, tell me.
19:09Mr. Tyagi,
19:10I need your help.
19:11Sujata, I'll talk to you later.
19:13It's urgent, Mr. Tyagi.
19:14If you help,
19:16someone's family will be made.
19:25Tell me.
19:27Is this something to say, Mr. Tyagi?
19:29Article 262
19:31is the right of every citizen.
19:33It should be observed in every office.
19:34Yes, Mr. Tyagi.
19:35Tell me, whose watch do you want?
19:38You don't want a watch?
19:40I see.
19:41Didi,
19:42do you have a Bengali make-up kit?
19:44Huh? Bengali make-up?
19:47Mr. Registrar,
19:48I have a small request.
19:50Tell me.
19:51Let them follow their customs and traditions.
19:53What's the need for that?
19:54As per Article 26...
19:56There's no need to talk about Article 26.
20:00Mr. Tyagi,
20:01your president,
20:02just now he said
20:04that everyone's Article 26 should be respected.
20:07Of course, follow it.
20:09What's the custom?
20:10But, sir...
20:13In their culture,
20:14before marriage,
20:16the bride does this make-up.
20:23But this is Bengali make-up.
20:25And who is this Lajwanti?
20:27Huh?
20:28Actually, sir, she identifies as a Bengali.
20:31Yes, sir.
20:32But she pronounces like an Amar Kumar.
20:35Yes, she's a complete Bengali inside.
20:38Yes, she's a Bengali.
20:44Wow!
20:45Amazing!
20:47Diversity in unity.
20:57Madam,
20:59would you like to have some tea?
21:00Huh?
21:01A little.
21:02How much more time will it take?
21:04The world average is 13 minutes.
21:06But then,
21:07every woman's different.
21:09What?
21:10If you didn't want to do it,
21:11then you didn't have to get married.
21:13Now, if you want to do it,
21:14then with all the make-up.
21:19Don't be scared.
21:21We won't bite.
21:22We'll have tea.
21:23No.
21:24Have it.
21:25No.
21:27One minute.
21:30Why are you scared of having tea?
21:33Your complexion isn't clear anyway.
21:35Do you think you're smart?
21:38Get out of here.
21:40How much more time will it take?
21:41One minute.
21:44You've been applying lipstick since then?
21:46Huh?
21:49I thought it was Lajjo.
21:52Then where's Lajjo?
21:55Lajjo?
21:58Lajjo?
21:59Is Kishore inside?
22:02Lajjo, come out.
22:04Lajjo, come out
22:05or I'll break the door.
22:08Ramli.
22:09She's not coming out.
22:10You break the door.
22:12Yes, you break it.
22:14But violating ladies' privacy
22:16is a non-bailable offence.
22:17Correct.
22:18And we're five eyewitnesses.
22:20So?
22:22I don't know how much more time she'll take.
22:24Who knows?
22:25She's from Punjab on the outside
22:26and Bengal on the inside.
22:28Wow.
22:40Double the world average.
22:43Well done, Kishore.
22:46I'm so proud of you.
22:48Well done, Kishore.
22:52You didn't break the door, did you?
22:54Congratulations.
22:56Well done, Kishore.
22:57Toothpaste for the under-trials.
23:00You're so lucky.
23:07The wedding is over.
23:10You were right, sister.
23:12Mr. Tyagi isn't that selfish.
23:19Hey, leave it.
23:23Don't make the groom drink more milk.
23:37Sir.
23:39Put these posters up at the bus stand.
23:43Okay, sir.
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