He Bought One Flower Every Day… She Thought It Was for Another Woman 🌼 | FULL MOVIE — Transcript
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- 0:01100 days, same man,
- 0:03same flower.
- 0:05>> And today,
- 0:07he didn't come.
- 0:09>> [music]
- 0:13>> A hospital card?
- 0:15Is he sick?
- 0:16>> He dropped it. He dropped it yesterday.
- 0:20>> City Hospital,
- 0:21uh, near the bridge.
- 0:25>> Watch my flowers, uncle.
- 0:28>> [music]
- 0:34[music]
- 0:36>> Tonight, I will know who she is.
- 0:43>> My eyes are getting worse, beta.
- 0:47>> Don't worry, Baba.
- 0:49I am saving.
- 0:53A little more for your eye operation.
- 0:57>> My strong daughter.
- 1:00>> [music]
- 1:02>> Good morning, flower queen.
- 1:07>> Good morning, uncle. Your tea is too
- 1:10sweet.
- 1:15>> [music]
- 1:23[music]
- 1:24>> How much for one string?
- 1:27>> 20 rupees.
- 1:30>> [music]
- 1:32>> For your wife?
- 1:37>> I'm not married.
- 1:44>> [music]
- 1:47>> Then for whom?
- 1:51>> [applause]
- 1:52>> One string, please.
- 1:55>> [music]
- 1:57>> Again? Only one?
- 2:00>> [music]
- 2:02>> Only one.
- 2:04One string every day?
- 2:06>> [music]
- 2:08[laughter]
- 2:09>> This man is in love.
- 2:14>> [music]
- 2:19[music]
- 2:24>> You knew I would come?
- 2:27>> [music]
- 2:27>> 7:00, always.
- 2:32>> Keep the change.
- 2:37>> No, I don't take extra.
- 2:39Pay tomorrow.
- 2:43Sir, the next payment is due.
- 2:47>> I will pay this week.
- 2:50>> [music]
- 2:53>> Oh, look, the jasmine man is here.
- 3:02Baba, a man buys one jasmine every day.
- 3:06>> [music]
- 3:07>> Maybe for his sweetheart.
- 3:12>> Maybe.
- 3:16>> I miss our jasmine field
- 3:20in the village.
- 3:27>> Oh, no, no, my flowers.
- 3:35You'll get wet.
- 3:38>> Flowers first.
- 3:40>> [music]
- 3:43>> Today, no money.
- 3:47>> Then tomorrow, I pay double.
- 3:50>> [music]
- 3:52>> Then tomorrow, I give you two.
- 3:57You should laugh more.
- 4:00>> [music]
- 4:03>> Do you make these?
- 4:06>> [music]
- 4:06>> My father. His eyes are weak, but his
- 4:09hands remember.
- 4:12>> A good eye doctor
- 4:14for your father.
- 4:17>> Thank you.
- 4:19But I can do it myself.
- 4:22Is she beautiful?
- 4:23>> [music]
- 4:24>> The one who gets these?
- 4:28>> Very beautiful. She waits for me every
- 4:30night.
- 4:33>> [music]
- 4:33>> Jealous?
- 4:36>> Me? Never.
- 4:39>> [music]
- 4:43>> New rules. In 1 month, these stalls must
- 4:45go.
- 4:47>> But where will we go?
- 4:50>> [music]
- 4:52>> Don't cry, beta.
- 4:54My eyes have seen enough.
- 4:57>> No, baba.
- 5:00They will see more. [music]
- 5:03You look tired.
- 5:07>> Long days.
- 5:09Hospital every night.
- 5:12>> [music]
- 5:12>> Drink, then go.
- 5:18>> [music]
- 5:19>> Thank you.
- 5:24>> [music]
- 5:30[music]
- 5:32>> Tomorrow is her special day.
- 5:37>> Her?
- 5:39>> [music]
- 5:45[music]
- 5:45>> Wait.
- 5:47Your card.
- 5:49I'll give it back tomorrow.
- 5:55A man with glasses. He brings jasmine.
- 5:59The jasmine man? [music]
- 6:00Second floor, room 12.
- 6:05>> [music]
- 6:11[music]
- 6:15>> You came here?
- 6:19>> You didn't [music] come?
- 6:21The flower was waiting.
- 6:24Who is she?
- 6:26>> [music]
- 6:29>> My mother.
- 6:31>> [music]
- 6:36[music]
- 6:38>> My father brought her one jasmine every
- 6:40evening.
- 6:41For 40 years.
- 6:44Last year, he passed away.
- 6:47Since then, she stopped smiling.
- 6:50>> [music]
- 6:53[snorts]
- 6:54>> Today was their wedding day.
- 6:57I couldn't leave her.
- 6:59>> [music]
- 6:59>> So, the most beautiful woman
- 7:02is your mother.
- 7:08>> [music]
- 7:14>> He [music] came?
- 7:19>> Yes, ma. The flowers came.
- 7:24>> Who tied this so well?
- 7:28>> [music]
- 7:29>> I did, ma.
- 7:31I make your flowers.
- 7:34>> Then come again tomorrow.
- 7:37>> [music]
- 7:43[music]
- 7:44>> My flower is here.
- 7:49Fresh from the station, Ma.
- 7:57My husband did it badly badly.
- 8:00You do it beautifully.
- 8:02>> [laughter]
- 8:04>> He bought it at the big station.
- 8:07From an old man.
- 8:10Near the bridge?
- 8:14Every evening.
- 8:167:00.
- 8:19My father sold jasmine there.
- 8:25>> [laughter]
- 8:25>> She's eating again.
- 8:27Whatever you are doing, keep doing it.
- 8:32>> [music]
- 8:34>> You gave her back her smile.
- 8:36>> [music]
- 8:39>> You gave the flowers.
- 8:41I only tied them.
- 8:44>> What is your dream?
- 8:47>> [music]
- 8:47>> My father's eyes.
- 8:49And one day
- 8:51a real flower shop.
- 8:53>> [music]
- 8:54>> Mine is simple.
- 8:56To hear her laugh again. To hear her
- 8:58laugh again.
- 9:04My bank gives small shop loans.
- 9:07You can apply.
- 9:09>> No.
- 9:10I don't want help.
- 9:14>> It's not help.
- 9:16It's a chance.
- 9:18>> From you, it feels like pity.
- 9:22>> [music]
- 9:24>> 7:00.
- 9:29>> [music]
- 9:29>> 7:00.
- 9:40>> [music]
- 9:46>> Sister,
- 9:48you look so much better.
- 9:51Because of my flower.
- 9:59A station flower seller? People will
- 10:01talk.
- 10:07>> [music]
- 10:14[music]
- 10:16>> Let them talk.
- 10:19I like her.
- 10:26>> Today,
- 10:27all stalls must go.
- 10:30>> [music]
- 10:36>> Where will you go?
- 10:40>> Home.
- 10:41>> [music]
- 10:41>> To the village.
- 10:43Baba misses the jasmine.
- 10:49At 7:00, give him this.
- 10:53Tell him thank you.
- 10:55>> [music]
- 11:03>> Where is she?
- 11:06>> She left.
- 11:08She said thank you.
- 11:10>> [music]
- 11:11>> Where did she go?
- 11:15>> [music]
- 11:16>> Her village.
- 11:172 hours by train.
- 11:20Jasmine fields everywhere.
- 11:22>> [music]
- 11:26>> Where is she?
- 11:31>> She left, Ma.
- 11:36>> [music]
- 11:40>> From your father.
- 11:43Give them to her.
- 11:45>> [music]
- 11:46>> Your father never missed
- 11:49one evening. [music]
- 11:58>> [music]
- 12:03[music]
- 12:07>> Baba?
- 12:08The flower seller?
- 12:10>> [music]
- 12:11>> You?
- 12:13The 7:00 man?
- 12:16A man came at 7:00 for 40 years.
- 12:19>> [music]
- 12:22>> That was my father.
- 12:24>> [music]
- 12:27>> Then you came for the same reason.
- 12:30>> [music]
- 12:31>> She is in the field.
- 12:46One string, please.
- 12:51>> Why did you come?
- 12:54>> [music]
- 12:57>> You didn't come?
- 12:59The flower was waiting.
- 13:03>> [music]
- 13:06>> I bought flowers for my mother.
- 13:09But I came back every day for you.
- 13:13>> [music]
- 13:16>> I am only a flower seller, a flower
- 13:19[music] seller.
- 13:21>> And I
- 13:23I only buy from you.
- 13:26>> [music]
- 13:29>> From my mother
- 13:30and my [music] father.
- 13:32>> [singing]
- 13:37>> Will you tie my flowers forever?
- 13:40>> Every day. [music]
- 13:417:00.
- 13:49>> Your new shop
- 13:50all legal now.
- 13:52>> [music]
- 13:53>> Thank you, sir.
- 14:01Baba,
- 14:02tomorrow [music] your operation.
- 14:05>> My daughter did it.
- 14:08Open your eyes slowly.
- 14:15So, this is the 7:00 man.
- 14:17>> [laughter]
- 14:22[music]
- 14:28>> I was [music] wrong.
- 14:30Forgive me.
- 14:33>> Nothing to forgive, auntie.
- 14:37>> [music]
- 14:38>> Now, he will never forget the flowers.
- 14:43>> I told you this man was in love.
- 14:48One string, please.
- 14:53>> Only one?
- 14:56>> [music]
- 14:58>> Only one.
- 14:59Every day.
- 15:03>> [music]
- 15:04>> Small love every day is the biggest
- 15:06love.
- 15:07>> [music]
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