niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Bugs Bunny lives in the city, and is therefore safe from the hunters anxious to achieve success during rabbit season. He goes into a bank, and removes a carrot from a safe deposit box filled with them. He then hails a cab. The car that stops turns out to hold two gangsters-- Rocky and Mugsy. Rocky runs in and robs the bank, while Bugs steps into the car and is buried under the bags of money Rocky returns with.The car quickly departs the bank. When Rocky realizes they have an unwanted passenger, he trains his pistol on Bugs and asks him what he knows. Bugs responds by saying, "2 + 2 = 4, Carson City is the capital of Nevada, George Washington was the first president..." Rocky decides Bugs knows too much, and they decide to "take him for a ride."During the ride, Bugs requests Mugsy stop at a gas station, which he does. Bugs gets out, after getting a nickle from Mugsy, and phones the police station with info on the robbers. When Mugsy realizes what he's doing, he drags Bugs out of the phone booth with Bugs still holding the phone and relaying info. The car departs, tearing the police officer on the other line out of the phone booth, who is dragged behind the car for a while before coming to rest in the middle of the road. The dazed officer manages to say, "Operator, we've been disconnected..." before passing out.Later, the car encounters a train crossing that is signaling to stop. Rocky orders Bugs to get out and check for a train. He quickly assures them that all is well, and the car barely makes it across the tracks before being hit by a train. The two force Bugs to repair the smashed car at gunpoint, and when they discover one of the wheels is missing, they force Bugs to hold the car up as they drive it.The gangsters make it back to their hideout on the edge of a cliff. Rocky gives Mugsy a gun and tells him to let Bugs have it. Mugsy takes Bugs into another room, and Bugs requests that Mugsy let him have it (that is, to give him the gun). A hesitant Mugsy gives Bugs the gun, who promptly shoots him with it. A dazed Mugsy staggers out of the room and falls limp.Rocky is about to go in and shoot Bugs himself when Bugs simulates a police raid on the house. Rocky and Mugsy hide in an oven, while Bugs imitates a police officer and pretends to argue with him. This conversation culminates in Bugs turning on the gas oven (where the gangsters are hiding) and throwing a lit match inside, causing an explosion, and convincing the "police officer" to look for the two elsewhere. Just then, however, the real police arrive, and the whole process starts all over again. Before Bugs can throw a lit match into the oven, though, Rocky and Mugsy run out of the oven and beg the police to arrest them.Later, Bugs has become a successful private detective for his efforts. He reports to his superior on the telephone: "Thugs thwarted, arsonists arrested, bandits booked, forgers found, counterfeiters caught and chiselers chiseled." Iris out.
Output: Question: Does the car get hit by a train?, Answer: Yes.
Bugs Bunny lives in the city, and is therefore safe from the hunters anxious to achieve success during rabbit season. He goes into a bank, and removes a carrot from a safe deposit box filled with them. He then hails a cab. The car that stops turns out to hold two gangsters-- Rocky and Mugsy. Rocky runs in and robs the bank, while Bugs steps into the car and is buried under the bags of money Rocky returns with.The car quickly departs the bank. When Rocky realizes they have an unwanted passenger, he trains his pistol on Bugs and asks him what he knows. Bugs responds by saying, "2 + 2 = 4, Carson City is the capital of Nevada, George Washington was the first president..." Rocky decides Bugs knows too much, and they decide to "take him for a ride."During the ride, Bugs requests Mugsy stop at a gas station, which he does. Bugs gets out, after getting a nickle from Mugsy, and phones the police station with info on the robbers. When Mugsy realizes what he's doing, he drags Bugs out of the phone booth with Bugs still holding the phone and relaying info. The car departs, tearing the police officer on the other line out of the phone booth, who is dragged behind the car for a while before coming to rest in the middle of the road. The dazed officer manages to say, "Operator, we've been disconnected..." before passing out.Later, the car encounters a train crossing that is signaling to stop. Rocky orders Bugs to get out and check for a train. He quickly assures them that all is well, and the car barely makes it across the tracks before being hit by a train. The two force Bugs to repair the smashed car at gunpoint, and when they discover one of the wheels is missing, they force Bugs to hold the car up as they drive it.The gangsters make it back to their hideout on the edge of a cliff. Rocky gives Mugsy a gun and tells him to let Bugs have it. Mugsy takes Bugs into another room, and Bugs requests that Mugsy let him have it (that is, to give him the gun). A hesitant Mugsy gives Bugs the gun, who promptly shoots him with it. A dazed Mugsy staggers out of the room and falls limp.Rocky is about to go in and shoot Bugs himself when Bugs simulates a police raid on the house. Rocky and Mugsy hide in an oven, while Bugs imitates a police officer and pretends to argue with him. This conversation culminates in Bugs turning on the gas oven (where the gangsters are hiding) and throwing a lit match inside, causing an explosion, and convincing the "police officer" to look for the two elsewhere. Just then, however, the real police arrive, and the whole process starts all over again. Before Bugs can throw a lit match into the oven, though, Rocky and Mugsy run out of the oven and beg the police to arrest them.Later, Bugs has become a successful private detective for his efforts. He reports to his superior on the telephone: "Thugs thwarted, arsonists arrested, bandits booked, forgers found, counterfeiters caught and chiselers chiseled." Iris out.
Output: Question: Where do Rocky and Mugsy hide?, Answer: The oven
Bugs Bunny lives in the city, and is therefore safe from the hunters anxious to achieve success during rabbit season. He goes into a bank, and removes a carrot from a safe deposit box filled with them. He then hails a cab. The car that stops turns out to hold two gangsters-- Rocky and Mugsy. Rocky runs in and robs the bank, while Bugs steps into the car and is buried under the bags of money Rocky returns with.The car quickly departs the bank. When Rocky realizes they have an unwanted passenger, he trains his pistol on Bugs and asks him what he knows. Bugs responds by saying, "2 + 2 = 4, Carson City is the capital of Nevada, George Washington was the first president..." Rocky decides Bugs knows too much, and they decide to "take him for a ride."During the ride, Bugs requests Mugsy stop at a gas station, which he does. Bugs gets out, after getting a nickle from Mugsy, and phones the police station with info on the robbers. When Mugsy realizes what he's doing, he drags Bugs out of the phone booth with Bugs still holding the phone and relaying info. The car departs, tearing the police officer on the other line out of the phone booth, who is dragged behind the car for a while before coming to rest in the middle of the road. The dazed officer manages to say, "Operator, we've been disconnected..." before passing out.Later, the car encounters a train crossing that is signaling to stop. Rocky orders Bugs to get out and check for a train. He quickly assures them that all is well, and the car barely makes it across the tracks before being hit by a train. The two force Bugs to repair the smashed car at gunpoint, and when they discover one of the wheels is missing, they force Bugs to hold the car up as they drive it.The gangsters make it back to their hideout on the edge of a cliff. Rocky gives Mugsy a gun and tells him to let Bugs have it. Mugsy takes Bugs into another room, and Bugs requests that Mugsy let him have it (that is, to give him the gun). A hesitant Mugsy gives Bugs the gun, who promptly shoots him with it. A dazed Mugsy staggers out of the room and falls limp.Rocky is about to go in and shoot Bugs himself when Bugs simulates a police raid on the house. Rocky and Mugsy hide in an oven, while Bugs imitates a police officer and pretends to argue with him. This conversation culminates in Bugs turning on the gas oven (where the gangsters are hiding) and throwing a lit match inside, causing an explosion, and convincing the "police officer" to look for the two elsewhere. Just then, however, the real police arrive, and the whole process starts all over again. Before Bugs can throw a lit match into the oven, though, Rocky and Mugsy run out of the oven and beg the police to arrest them.Later, Bugs has become a successful private detective for his efforts. He reports to his superior on the telephone: "Thugs thwarted, arsonists arrested, bandits booked, forgers found, counterfeiters caught and chiselers chiseled." Iris out.
Output: Question: What does Bugs Bunny remove from the safe deposit box?, Answer: A carrot
Bugs Bunny lives in the city, and is therefore safe from the hunters anxious to achieve success during rabbit season. He goes into a bank, and removes a carrot from a safe deposit box filled with them. He then hails a cab. The car that stops turns out to hold two gangsters-- Rocky and Mugsy. Rocky runs in and robs the bank, while Bugs steps into the car and is buried under the bags of money Rocky returns with.The car quickly departs the bank. When Rocky realizes they have an unwanted passenger, he trains his pistol on Bugs and asks him what he knows. Bugs responds by saying, "2 + 2 = 4, Carson City is the capital of Nevada, George Washington was the first president..." Rocky decides Bugs knows too much, and they decide to "take him for a ride."During the ride, Bugs requests Mugsy stop at a gas station, which he does. Bugs gets out, after getting a nickle from Mugsy, and phones the police station with info on the robbers. When Mugsy realizes what he's doing, he drags Bugs out of the phone booth with Bugs still holding the phone and relaying info. The car departs, tearing the police officer on the other line out of the phone booth, who is dragged behind the car for a while before coming to rest in the middle of the road. The dazed officer manages to say, "Operator, we've been disconnected..." before passing out.Later, the car encounters a train crossing that is signaling to stop. Rocky orders Bugs to get out and check for a train. He quickly assures them that all is well, and the car barely makes it across the tracks before being hit by a train. The two force Bugs to repair the smashed car at gunpoint, and when they discover one of the wheels is missing, they force Bugs to hold the car up as they drive it.The gangsters make it back to their hideout on the edge of a cliff. Rocky gives Mugsy a gun and tells him to let Bugs have it. Mugsy takes Bugs into another room, and Bugs requests that Mugsy let him have it (that is, to give him the gun). A hesitant Mugsy gives Bugs the gun, who promptly shoots him with it. A dazed Mugsy staggers out of the room and falls limp.Rocky is about to go in and shoot Bugs himself when Bugs simulates a police raid on the house. Rocky and Mugsy hide in an oven, while Bugs imitates a police officer and pretends to argue with him. This conversation culminates in Bugs turning on the gas oven (where the gangsters are hiding) and throwing a lit match inside, causing an explosion, and convincing the "police officer" to look for the two elsewhere. Just then, however, the real police arrive, and the whole process starts all over again. Before Bugs can throw a lit match into the oven, though, Rocky and Mugsy run out of the oven and beg the police to arrest them.Later, Bugs has become a successful private detective for his efforts. He reports to his superior on the telephone: "Thugs thwarted, arsonists arrested, bandits booked, forgers found, counterfeiters caught and chiselers chiseled." Iris out.
Output: Question: Where does Rocky and Mugsy hide?, Answer: In an oven
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: What race are cars competing in?, Answer: The Grand Prix
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: Where are the wealthy people relaxing at?, Answer: The Promenade des Anglais
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: At the end of the film, what is shown?, Answer: Images of statues and men working in a factory.
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: What are women doing while their kids play in the street?, Answer: Laundry
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: Who is dancing and celebrating?, Answer: Tourists
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: When the film begins, what is first shown?, Answer: Aerial shots followed by palm trees and crashing waves.
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: What kind of racing does the film show?, Answer: Grand Prix
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: After showing the poverty neighborhood, what does the film show?, Answer: A carnival
The film begins with aerial shots and soon shows closer footage of palm trees and waves crashing ashore. The camera concentrates on people; workers performing their daily chores and wealthy persons walking in the boulevards, sailing, playing games and relaxing at the Promenade des Anglais, as well as race car drivers competing in Grand Prix motor racing. After that, the film shows the poorer neighbourhood and poverty; women doing laundry and children playing their simple games in the streets. This is followed by a carnival; processions, masks and tourists dancing and celebrating. The film ends with images of statues and men working in a factory.
Output: Question: What kind of shots does the film begin with?, Answer: Aeriel
Nanhe (Dwij Yadav) is the self-proclaimed best camel jockey in all of Jaisalmer. Only ten years old, he can speak a myrad of languages and has won the hearts of all the tourists who visit Jaisalmer. But who has won Nanhe's heart? His best friend, the actor Bobby Deol. No one believes that Bobby Deol is Nanhe's friend. When Nanhe's "sab se acha dost" (best friend) finally comes to Jaisalmer on a 30 day movie shoot, Nanhe's wish is fulfilled, to finally meet his long-lost friend and he learns a lesson on how to use his most powerful utility, his brain.
Output: Question: What is Bobby's profession?, Answer: Actor
Nanhe (Dwij Yadav) is the self-proclaimed best camel jockey in all of Jaisalmer. Only ten years old, he can speak a myrad of languages and has won the hearts of all the tourists who visit Jaisalmer. But who has won Nanhe's heart? His best friend, the actor Bobby Deol. No one believes that Bobby Deol is Nanhe's friend. When Nanhe's "sab se acha dost" (best friend) finally comes to Jaisalmer on a 30 day movie shoot, Nanhe's wish is fulfilled, to finally meet his long-lost friend and he learns a lesson on how to use his most powerful utility, his brain.
Output: Question: How old is Nanhe?, Answer: Ten
Nanhe (Dwij Yadav) is the self-proclaimed best camel jockey in all of Jaisalmer. Only ten years old, he can speak a myrad of languages and has won the hearts of all the tourists who visit Jaisalmer. But who has won Nanhe's heart? His best friend, the actor Bobby Deol. No one believes that Bobby Deol is Nanhe's friend. When Nanhe's "sab se acha dost" (best friend) finally comes to Jaisalmer on a 30 day movie shoot, Nanhe's wish is fulfilled, to finally meet his long-lost friend and he learns a lesson on how to use his most powerful utility, his brain.
Output: Question: What kills me of jockey is Nanhe?, Answer: Camel
The idea here is mainly Death, the agony in every one's life is accompanied by sudden moments of mockery even regarding the sources of pain in other characters' lives as well as the main character's life, who finally notices that each other character is not an extra but a main character in his own mind, or world.the idea behind the events were about to express the triviality that lurks in the act of a man trying to portray himself while he is portraying himself, which results in a man sitting painting in front of a tableau, inside the tableau a man is sitting painting in front of a tableau ...etc.As has always been, the idea of death, when it rules, makes every thing looks pale and useless>> as it is.No euphemism is cared for, and no simplification for the mundane is employed.
Output: Question: What is not employed?, Answer: The mundane
The idea here is mainly Death, the agony in every one's life is accompanied by sudden moments of mockery even regarding the sources of pain in other characters' lives as well as the main character's life, who finally notices that each other character is not an extra but a main character in his own mind, or world.the idea behind the events were about to express the triviality that lurks in the act of a man trying to portray himself while he is portraying himself, which results in a man sitting painting in front of a tableau, inside the tableau a man is sitting painting in front of a tableau ...etc.As has always been, the idea of death, when it rules, makes every thing looks pale and useless>> as it is.No euphemism is cared for, and no simplification for the mundane is employed.
Output: Question: What makes every thing look pale and useless?, Answer: Death
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Who do Raj and Pooja decide to live with?, Answer: Their kids.
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Who does Pooja save Payal from?, Answer: Her boyfriend
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Where do Raj and Pooja spend time together?, Answer: Vijaynagar
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Has the couple provided their children with everything?, Answer: Yes.
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Who worships Raj?, Answer: Alok
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: What will Raj's writings eventually become?, Answer: A novel.
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Where did Raj and Pooja spend their time together?, Answer: Vijaynagar
The movie tells the story of Raj Malhotra (Amitabh Bachchan), his wife Pooja (Hema Malini), and their four sons Ajay (Aman Verma), Sanjay (Samir Soni), Rohit (Saahil Chadda), and Karan (Nasir Kazi). The couple have provided their children with everything, often at the cost of Raj's and Pooja's own requirements. The Malhotras have an adopted son Alok (Salman Khan), who is in love with Arpita (Mahima Chaudhry). Alok was an orphan and Raj provided him with money and education, bringing him up as his own son. Now a successful man, Alok worships Raj because of all his help and thinks him as his father.Raj has a flourishing job. But, once he retires, he is unable to support himself and has to vacate the house he and Pooja have shared for years. They decide to live with their kids to enjoy their love and affection. However, their kids do not want them: They think looking after their parents will be a hassle. The children decide to split the parents up, each parent going to live with one of the sons for the next six months. The children think the parents will refuse the offer and, therefore, they will remain in their home. However, the parents reluctantly accept the offer.The parents endure this separation as well as horrible treatment from their children after all they have sacrificed for them. Their grandson, Rahul, is the only one who gives Raj love and affection. Saddened by the treatment he has received from his children and their families, Raj writes down his feelings about how he fulfilled his children's dreams and, in return, how they treat him, as well as his love for his wife, and how much pain their separation has caused. His writing eventually becomes a novel. To pass time in the lonesome and angry house he temporarily lives in, he makes friends that admire him and regard him more than his sons. Pooja, meanwhile, endures abuse from her son and daughter-in-law, as well as her granddaughter, Payal. Payal, though, realizes her mistake when Pooja saves her from her boyfriend's sexual advances and nurtures Pooja with love.While changing their trains after six months, Raj and Pooja spend some time together in Vijaynagar. There they suddenly meet Alok, who takes them to his home and gives them the importance and care which their real sons did not. Raj finds out that his writing has become a published book named Baghban. This book becomes a big hit, selling the first copies immediately. Raj, as a result, gains the money he needs to support himself and Pooja in their old age. Their sons find out and are irked that they are not receiving any money. They ask their parents for forgiveness to achieve this end. Payal and Rahul, though, realize their true motives and refuse to come with their parents. Raj is honored for his work, and the four sons attend with their wives. When they ask Raj to forgive them, he refuses and instead disowns them. Not even Pooja will forgive her children for the pain they have put them through.Raj stays with Pooja at their old home, near Alok and Arpita, and enjoy the company of Rahul and Payal.
Output: Question: Who find out and is irked that they are not receiving any money?, Answer: Their sons