
Phool's farewell and the bridal procession song
Phool leaves her parents' village veiled beside Deepak, told to strip her jewelry for the crowded bus as the wedding song plays.

Every Laapataa Ladies moment featuring Deepak Kumar, in story order. Played by Sparsh Shrivastava.
12 moments · 22 min

Phool leaves her parents' village veiled beside Deepak, told to strip her jewelry for the crowded bus as the wedding song plays.

At the welcome ritual the family asks the bride to unveil, and Deepak realises she is not Phool while Bablu tells the whole village.

The family scolds Deepak for losing his wife, and he argues that identical saris, veils and a packed train made it impossible to tell.

Gunjan brings Deepak to the inspector, who jokes he wishes his own wife would get lost before demanding fifteen thousand rupees.

Deepak recounts the train journey for the register and describes Phool's tiny mole, while Manohar eyes the other bride's gold.

Deepak remembers courting Phool, showing off his few English words before working up to a full sentence.

MLA Mani Singh drags Deepak on stage, blames the opposition and rallies the crowd to find the wrong name.

With a photo and her phone as evidence, Manohar confronts Jaya at Deepak's home and a betrayed Deepak turns on her.

Deepak learns Jaya made a missing poster for Phool, and at the station the same poster finally tells Phool her in-laws' village.

In custody Jaya tells the truth about her dangerous groom, her sister and the farming course she ran toward.

Deepak has missed the train to Pateela when someone calls his name across the platform and O sweet love returns.

The family sends Jaya off to college; the two swapped brides thank each other for what they each found.