hindi → English transcript

You have so many kids, Mashallah?

I have five daughters and two daughters.

You married your maternal uncle's daughter.

How did you find out?

Yes, I know everything.

So marrying your paternal aunt's son, you know, that happens as a punishment.

That if you fail your matric, we'll marry you to your paternal aunt's son.

There's nothing like that, is there?

No, nothing like that.

Because we were related.

So it was a big wish of the siblings—my mom and my maternal uncle.

That we bind ourselves to each other, family to family.

And the kinship would get even deeper.

So because of that, this match just happened, I--

Okay, no, we won't let you go.

It's not like that; you've come on our show today.

And you're not even talking.

Who did the haircut?

Dad did it? Who did it?

Oh, so in everyone's house, Dad does the haircuts?

And Dad isn't your favorite—it's Mom.

By the way, we've asked quite a controversial question to a child.

I-I.

Given for in front of Dad.