The Signature

After 35 years of marriage, Madhu falls critically ill, leaving Arvind torn between hope and acceptance as she lies on life support

Transcript

00:00It's been 35 years since we got married, it's our anniversary, don't jinx it.

00:09If you don't jinx it in 35 years, what will you do now?

00:13Madhu!

00:14The doctor says that if the machine keeps running, Madhu will stay alive.

00:21There is no need for artificial treatment anymore.

00:25I'm not saying this, your son is saying it.

00:30In the last 9 days, we have spent 7.5 lakh rupees.

00:32After all this, there is no guarantee.

00:34Shut up!

00:37Madhu is in trouble.

00:41So much stuff for a single patient, so many medicines.

00:43There is a looting going on.

00:45A father is begging his daughter to give him some money.

00:51We are meeting after so many days, let's call everyone, the entire group.

00:54How is Madhu? Why didn't you bring her?

00:57Do you have a problem with money too?

01:00Will you go to a cheap hospital?

01:02I'm giving it, I haven't let it go down yet.

01:12Uncle, we will get this money after it expires.

01:14That means we have become old.

01:16Old means useless, useless, useless.

01:23You have come to sell the house.

01:25Have you gone mad?

01:26I'm not going to disturb you.

01:28After all, she is your mother.

01:31Love is painful to lose someone.

01:34But it is very scary to lose someone.

01:45Why have you kept everyone on the edge?

01:47Madhu, get well soon.

01:50You want my signature on the DNR form.

01:53Why should I decide whether you should die or not?