Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna

Maya Talwar:
You are an unhappy man and will always be...

Dev Saran:
And you are beautiful woman and will always be.

Maya Talwar:
Day after tomorrow are our wedding anniversaries, so I thought we should do something special for our spouses.

Dev Saran:
Let us leave them, that will be quite special.

Rishi Talwar:
Is your husband the Black Beast?

Rhea Saran:
No, he is just a beast.

Dev Saran:
What are your intentions?

Samarjit Singh Talwar aka Sam:
My intentions are honorable, but I do not want a dowry, I am anti dowry.

Dev Saran:
I love you, Maya. And you love me too.

Maya Talwar:
Do you have a problem?

Dev Saran:
Not directly but indirectly I do... My mother has a problem. The faster you go inside, the faster my mother can leave from here [sits beside her]

Maya Talwar:
[surprised at his audacity for sitting next to her] You are a strange man. You sat down?

Dev Saran:
Then should I lie down and chat? One to one discussions always happens while sitting down

Maya Talwar:
Discussion?

Dev Saran:
Yes, I love discussions and I know you have a problem. So, talk to me. Tell me your problem

Maya Talwar:
Why should I discuss my problem with you?

Dev Saran:
So, you admit there is a problem. Perhaps, I could help you

Maya Talwar:
Excuse me... excuse me

Dev Saran:
[Dev confused wondering where the voice is coming, first looks at the sky and then surprised to see a bride sitting alone on the bench] Huh?

Maya Talwar:
Please don't mess the garden. I have just cleaned it up...

Dev Saran:
[intrigued] Are you the gardener?

Maya Talwar:
What do you think?

Dev Saran:
I think you have stolen the bride's clothes... Should I go inform inside?

Maya Talwar:
[visibly annoyed] Could you just please leave me alone?

Dev Saran:
Of course... Not... It's your wedding and you are sitting outside here? [sits next to her]

Dev Saran:
The guy waiting for you inside, is he your friend or your love?

Maya Talwar:
[pondering over his question] Hmm.

Dev Saran:
You shouldn't take this long

Maya Talwar:
[smiles] I have known Rishi since childhood... After my parents died, Rishi and his father became my family.

Dev Saran:
That's sweet but that's not the answer to my question... Do you love him?

Maya Talwar:
I do... But not the way I thought I would love him.

Dev Saran:
Then like how? Like the kind of love found in good books and bad films?

Maya Talwar:
No, the way that love ought to be... That kind of love.

Maya Talwar:
What did you think before marrying?

Dev Saran:
Who thinks before marrying! [laughing]

Dev Saran:
Just kidding. Rhea and me, are friends from college, so we thought we'd give our friendship a new meaning. Besides what can be better than spending your entire life with your friend?

Maya Talwar:
But, at times friendship replaces love and then there's no room left for love

Dev Saran:
[thinking of way to ease her doubts] Listen to this quote- The sagas of everlasting romances have gone past long ago, just learn to make do with tiny love stories

Maya Talwar:
Does that mean you don't love your wife?

Dev Saran:
[ponders over her question] hmm

Maya Talwar:
You shouldn't take this long

Dev Saran:
[laughs] We are happy. We have made our little world together

Maya Talwar:
That's not the answer to my question

Rishi Talwar:
Dad, what did you have for breakfast?

Samarjit Singh Talwar aka Sam:
I don't know... I don't remember her name.