1. Dream Film:
Film opens on a top shot of a man fast asleep in his bed.
The room is silent and one can only hear the whirring of the AC.
Suddenly, a naughty smile erupts on the man’s face and the ghazal starts playing in the background.
He’s loving what he’s dreaming and rolls to the side.
His eyes open slightly and he sees his wife sleeping next to him.
The music stops and the smile disappears from his face.
Immediately he turns to the other side and closes his eyes.
Slowly, the smile appears again and so does the sound of the ghazal.
We hear the VO Men will be Men.
There’s a time lapse transition (Another night).
The husband is working on his laptop as his wife is sleeping next to him.
The ghazal starts playing again, but this time in a female voice.
The wife is smiling and enjoying her dream.
The husband gets red-faced with anger.
VO comes in.
Men will always be Men.
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2. Wife drop
A husband is dropping his wife at the airport. He’s all emotional as he waves his wife goodbye. His
wife is also very emotional. As soon as he turns around and wears his sunglasses, his expression
changes and the ghazal starts playing. He’s walking to his car dangling his keychain when his ghazal
gets interrupted by a chines ghazal. He looks around to see that a Chinese man has just dropped his
Chinese wife and has just worn his sunglasses happily walking towards his car.
VO comes in.
Men will always be Men.
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3. Marry me
Film opens in a cricket stadium.
The camera is on the audience.
But particularly on one girl who’s holding a placard, Marry me Rohit.
She’s very excited that the camera is on her and is jumping with joy.
From the side we see a guy slowly entering the frame carrying his own placard.
The Ghazal starts.
He comes and stands next to her and raises his placard.
It says, Hi, myself, Rohit