Hindi → English transcript

Because having so many children is not right.

You don't think that's right?

In my opinion, it's right.

One should study the entire population.

It's become a big problem.

You should follow what the elders say.

But there's only one job, right?

No, sir, there is nothing like that.

Mind your own business.

My name is Muhammad Dharun.

How many brothers do you have?

We are also eight brothers.

Are you also eight brothers? One sister?

No? I mean, do both of you also have sisters?

No, we have a sister.

Are both of you paternal uncles?

Yes, that's right.

What is your name?

My name is Muhammad Dharun.

And yours, Firoz?

Both of you have eight brothers each?

Your father and his father are brothers.

So that makes eight each from both sides.

So, are you married?

You have that many children?

I have six children.

So originally you were eight brothers?

Then you have six children?

And are the others from your other brothers?

One has four.

Then the other elder brother also has six.

He also has six.

We will have more children later.

How many will you have now? How many more will you have?

If she's willing, we'll have a dozen.

There are a few bananas; the children are ours.

That's my own thinking.

What's the use of having so many children?

There is no benefit.

Yes — that's exactly the plan: children.

We want to form a cricket team.

Yes, we want to have a big, complete family.

A dozen. What do you do for work?

I do plastering work; I build rooms.