Ek Duje Ke Vaaste 2 - Ep 54 - Full Episode

Brother, Suman has been calling you for a long time now. Why aren't you going? Is something wrong with you? Come on. Why don't you ask her yourself? She's right behind you. I'm coming, Mom. He's such a weird guy! Not weird! It's love! What! I was just sneezing! What happened, Son? Do you want something? Shravan, I need to talk to you. Suman, I'm a little busy now. So, what were you discussing, Mom? We were discussing threading and waxing. Do you want to get it done as well? Avni, you're impossib

le. You should've told me that Dad is calling me! Shravan. Listen to me. What's wrong with you? You pulled me. I'm not talking about that. I told you that I wanted to talk to you. And you? You were ignoring me. N-No.. I was just.. You're so weird. Listen to me now or it will be too late. We won't get a better chance than this. 'Oh! So it's not about the dress!' What are you talking about? Look behind, Shravan. Both our fathers are here in the same house, together! Everything can be fine today. H

ere? In front of everybody? That's a flop plan, Suman. You're behaving so weirdly today. I have a plan. Just watch. As soon as my dad goes alone send your dad after him. Done. What are you going to do by the way? I'm going to unite two friends. I know that. You just wait for my signal. Okay? I thought she's going to talk to me regarding the dress! Suman is right. I do behave weirdly at times. So, Ms. Kavita, where are you planned to go this time on your foreign trip? No, Ms. Veena. We aren't goi

ng this time. Yes. Shravan is in class 12. Academics is equally important. I don't think we'd be going this year. Moreover, after class 12, Shravan will be going to U.S. After that, Avni will also go. They both can't live without each other. The same goes with Suman and Kanchan. It's hard for them to stay without each other. Well, you also go on family trips I suppose. Yes, we do. But we won't be going this time. We're shifting to Indore very soon. Well, he's going to open a new centre over ther

e. We have to go there to set-up our business. It's great that he's opening a new centre. Yes, that's amazing. You will have to go to expand your business. Consider it a necessity or helplessness we have to go. I'm not going anywhere. I've told you earlier. Neither will I leave this house nor Suman. Kanchan, we aren't shifting now. We still have a lot of time for it. I'm not going anywhere, Mom. Meena, wait. I'll talk to her. Okay.. - Excuse me. Excused. Kids these days are too unorthodox. What

else did you say? What would I tell her? She wanted to talk about our fathers. And I was.. - But.. The plan made by Suman is amazing. Two in-laws are going to unite.. I mean, if two fathers-in-law unite it will be easy for you two to get along! Think about it. Suman's message! 'It's the right opportunity. Dad has gone to the room.' 'You send your dad.' 'Be ready and wait for my signal.' Wow! Wish me luck.. Well.. You've worn a blue-coloured shirt. Why do you need my petty wish? Dad, I've somethi

ng important to tell you. Please sit. Do you need to talk now? Did you do anything wrong? Hey, Uncle.. I almost forgot. Avni was calling you. Hurry up, she's waiting. - Okay. Are you all set? Now tell me. - Of course, I will. That's why I came here. - Yes. I came here to tell you that whatever the plan is.. That.. - Whatever the plan is, Uncle.. I don't want to shift to Indore. I want to stay here with Suman and all of you. Can you live without your parents? I will not let them go either. All of

us will live together. Okay. Now you said it. I will find a way out. Promise? Will you stop them? I told you. Now wash your tears and go out there. Grandpa must be looking for you. And be happy. It's his special day, right? So you must not be upset. Okay? Good. That's my girl! Go. I love you, Uncle. I love you too, dear. Let's go. - Fuse, again? They will doubt. Don't you want to hear our dads conversation? If we become successful that will be our share. Come. 'She's so smart, so cute.. She's s

o nice.. 'Why didn't I meet her before?' I want to talk to you. A few days ago.. Without thinking twice.. I had a tiff with you and then.. Then, I realised, the pain of a soldier if he is separated from his army. insolently with you, the other day. I'm ashamed for his misbehaviour. Wow, sir! The aroma is so nice. We Punjabis understand food by its aroma. Let me help. - No.. You'll not be able to do it. Sir, I needed to have a word with you. - Sure. Actually, we received a notice from our society

office that we'll be evicted if we commit another mistake. I mean.. I'm not suspecting you. I believe that the letter was sent to us by mistake. You want to improve our relations. That's why, you invited us for lunch. Am I right, sir? Anyway.. The notice was sent by mistake. If you could've solved this problem as you're the secretary for our society.. And.. You have the highest authority. You're right. Nobody is higher than me. That letter was sent to your resident on my behest. I'd drafted tha

t letter. There are no misunderstandings. To make matters clear, you all have been invited. The food is ready. Please enjoy. 'I showed this man where he belongs.' 'Now it is his brother's turn.' This old man is insane! I'll tell everything to brother. - No! Stop creating a scene. We'll tell him once we reach home. Remember that tea vendor? - Of course. The way he used to harp about his tea and the way he used to talk in a funny way! He was so funny. We used to spent half of our college time at h

is shop. - Yes! We got the habit of drinking tea from his shop only. - Yes. That name we gave.. 'Refreshing tea'. - Yes. We used to have his tea so many times. - You bet. Remember.. Your stern army handshake? I learnt it from you. - Yes. Remember it? - Yes. Shall I check it? - Sure! That's it! - You remember it. - Yes. The stern handshake. - Yes. I remember. By the way, you made this possible. I couldn't have brought back dad's smile all by myself. So thank you, Shravan. Vijay, my friend.. Those

were such memorable days. But I'm glad that even after all these years we're still good friends. People say that friendships that last longer than 10 years never end. - Yes. We've been friends for 19 or 20 years, right? No, it's been 21 years since we're friends. 21 years! - Yes. Wow! Amazing, indeed! Oh, well, I'd to tell you something important. So.. - Please come over. Lunch is served. Please come. Dad, we'll be there in five minutes. Devraj wants to tell me something important. Excuse us. I

f it's so important talk it later at leisure. After lunch, perhaps? Come. - Let's have lunch first. Yes. - Let's go. - Come. Congratulations, Shravan! Our respective dads are friends again. 'Now it's our turn to unite.' Wow! Going by the aroma the food seems yummy! And it's your grandpa who prepared it all. Wow, Grandpa! You're so good at cooking! And what is this? - I don't know its name. But it's made from cashews. Usually, at the border we'd get lots of dry fruits in our rations. There was Na

ik Veerbhan who would invent new dishes. And I learnt from him. And now, grandpa prepares it on every special occasion. So shall we start? - But the cake first. Yes. - Suman, get the cake. Kanchan, even you go with her. Get the Mukhwas that's kept above it. Hey! Kanchan! I need your help. - Oh, for that? Kanchan, please help him out. I'll go with her. May I use the washroom? - Sure, please. Use the one in Ramesh's room. - Okay. Damru! Tell me, what is it? What help do you need? Hello! Yes! My ha

ir.. Do they look all right? What! Well, you see.. I mean, Ms. Kanchan.. I changed my hairstyle. But no one complimented it. - So? So I was wondering if it's looking funny. So I asked you how it looks. It's spikes. Spikes.. Why does no one ever praise me? Ma'am, how is my new hairstyle? Please tell me. Worse than usual. - Thank you. That wasn't a compliment. - But you're the only one who at least took notice of me. So thank you. You look good when you're happy. When everyone's around you and are

happy even you're bound to be so. But I can't figure out dad. - Why? At times I feel that he dislikes Devraj's family. Yet, on his special day, he invited them. I think he's doing it because he loves me. You're such a good person and a good son a good father and a good husband.. So it's not just him but all of us love you. Brigadier, you're here? Want to use the washroom? - No, I want to talk to you. In private. Sure, go ahead. I want to talk to you about my son Vijay. Don't! Is it good? How is

it? Tasty? Well, it looks tasty. By the way, I had to tell you one more thing. 'Oh, no! What does she want to talk about?' 'Dress? Surprise?'