A car stopped near the large gates of Haveli. A man in his 30s stepped out from his car and entered the Haveli. He was wearing a coat above the white shirt with spectacles on his nose. He had some files in his hands. He rushed towards the hall where all types of wines were kept. He took one of the bottle and a glass.
'Mubarak ho Malik, aap ye Case Jeet hi gye, Aapne unhe nyaay Dila hi diya.' Said one of the servant of the house.
But he was in such a hurry that he didn't listened to him and entered his garden. He stood under a beautiful cherry tree. The atmosphere was silent, only the chirping of the birds were heard. The sun was shining to its brightest. Suddenly a gust of wind moved through his face and many pink flowers from the tree dropped on his face. He closed his eyes, smelling the fragrance which reminded him of someone whom he loved the most, someone who was his world, someone who was everything to him.
He caressed the name plate which was on the tree and had the name- Bondita Anirudh Roy Choudhary -(1910-1934). He smiled and a lone tear escaped from his eyes. He opened the cork of the bottle and poured the wine in the glass.
'Cheers Bondita, Aaj Maine case Jeet hi Liya, tumhe nyaay di lane me kamiyaab hua main.' said Anirudh and drank it in a go.
Chahe main rahun jahan
Main chahe tu na rahe
Tere mere pyar ki umar salamat rahe
Chahe ye zameen ye aasmaan
Rahe na rahe
Tere mere pyar ki umar salamat rahe
Bondita had returned from London after completing her barristery. She was very happy and knew that her Sakha Babu would be the happiest person on the Earth. And indeed he was. As soon as her train reached the Tulsipur station, Bondita stepped out of the train and her eyes started searching for someone. She saw him and ran towards him.
'Sakha Babu, Aapki Bondita ne hamara Sapna poora kar hi liya. Yeh aath saal ki dooriyan ab khatam hui.' screamed Bondita in joy and tightly pulled him in a hug.
Anirudh smiled and reciprocated it. He caressed her hair. And as said he was the happiest person on the earth. He separated from her and said- 'Bondita, Akhir tumne hamara sapna poora kar hi diya. I am proud of you, Barristra Babu Bondita.'
'Ohho Sakha Babu, Barrister Babu Bondita hota hai , na ki Barristra Babu Bondita.' said Bondita.
'Mujhe pata hai, Barrister babu hota hai, Lekin apnapan to Barristra babu se hi aata hai na?'
'Han Sakha Babu.'
'Chale ghar? Ghar pe sab intezaar kar rahe hain, tumhara.'
'Pehle ye batayie aapne mere liye ek badaam wale Roshogulle laye? woh bhi aath handiyan, London mein to kuch milta hi nahi,' Complained Bondita.
'Han Baba, laaya hun, ghar pe hai, bhala main kaise bhool sakta hun.' said Anirudh.
'Shotti?'
'Shotti'. mimicked Anirudh by pinching his throat.
They headed towards the car and took their seat. Anirudh offered Bondita to sit at the front seat with him and she happily agreed. The journey was full of talks and laughter. Bondita didn't kept quiet and was continuously talking. She was talking about all the things that happened in London and how she helped Leece ( her friend) in marrying someone whom Leece loved. And all these time he was admiring Bondita.
Tu jo mere paas hai
Mujhko na koi pyaas hai
Meri muqammal hogayi har dua.
They reached Tulsipur, and entered the Roy Choudhary Haveli. Everyone was eagerly waiting for her. As soon they reached the haveli, Bondita jumped out from the car and stood near the door.
