Who cannot love their family? Sure they are annoying and judgmental, but we love them.
Right?
Although their parents are best friends the youngsters can't seem to get along at all. It might be because they haven't met each other, or simply because...
Recap: Abhay agrees to take Alisha's luggage to India because it would get thrown away if he didn't. The Ahuja Family meets Dheeraj on the flight to India not knowing he knows the Rajputs and Kapoors really well. The Kapoor and Rajputs land in India with Alisha with them on their way to the village.
Third Person P.O.V:
"Hello?? Where are you?!" Pritam yelled through the phone to Shakti.
"Dad it's a phone! Stop yelling." Aarti complained.
"Shut up! Tu mujhse aayi hai, main tere se nahi aaya hoon! (You came from me, I didn't come from you!)" Pritam yelled citing the famous Sudesh-Rakhi dialouge from Comedy Circus.
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"Oh my god...dad please stop saying that!" Esha said irritated.
"That is physically impossible." Aarti responded to Pritams insane comment.
"Acha?! (Really?!) Physically impossible?! Have you not payed attention in your Biology class?! Sperm plus egg makes zygote! And apparently me and your mother made two idiot zygotes!" Pritam argued.
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(Pritam)
"Pritam what are you talking about?!" Shakti screamed through the phone tearing Pritams eardrum.
"Koch nahi! (Nothing!) I have two idiot zygotes and they are useless!" Pritam answered. "Your already at the train station?! Okay okay! We will be there! Don't jump on the train without us!"
"Dad they can't jump on the train, they board the train." Aarti argued looking at her nails.
Pritam gave her "the look" and she looked away from him.
"Sir, here are your bags and I already booked your taxi." Dheeraj said putting the luggages in the trunk of the taxi.
Pritams eyes teared up, "I wish I had a daughter like you."
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