The provided script appears to be a mix of conversations and monologues from a TV show or movie, likely a Hindi-language production. The plot is not immediately clear, but several themes and storylines emerge.
The story involves a wedding anniversary, a serpent (Sheshnag), and a person named Ajay. There are also mentions of a tradition, a community center, and a company.
A character discusses their marriage, stating that it was not based on love, but rather a tradition or arrangement. Another character talks about becoming a serpent, specifically a Sheshnag, and the powers associated with it.
The script also touches on the theme of revenge, with a character seeking to avenge a past betrayal. There are also mentions of a conspiracy, a daughter, and a country (India).
Throughout the script, there are numerous references to music, with the phrase "[Music]" appearing frequently.
The script's tone is often dramatic and emotional, with characters expressing a range of feelings, from happiness and love to anger and sadness.
Overall, the script appears to be a complex, dramatic narrative with multiple plot threads and themes.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Today is the wedding anniversary of the speaker and their spouse.
2. Eight years have passed since the wedding.
3. The speaker's brother, Rishabh, got married a year ago.
4. The speaker has a child named Ajay.
5. The speaker is doing social work to help the poor.
6. The speaker has to set up their own company.
7. There is a tradition of sending someone to jail.
8. The speaker is a serpent and has to accept Nagmani.
9. Nagmani is a powerful entity that can grant powers.
10. The speaker is a devotee of Lord Shiva.
11. The speaker's wife is pregnant.
12. The speaker's wife was taken for the last rites, but the speaker saved her.
13. The speaker's wife was hanged a year ago, but she came back.
14. The speaker's wife has become Sheshnaagin.
15. The speaker's younger daughter is happy with this development.
16. The speaker has a map of India and is working on a plan to take over the country.
17. The speaker is worried about a disease that will affect the country.
18. The speaker is trying to protect their child from the disease.
Please note that some of these "facts" may be metaphorical or part of a story, and may not be meant to be taken literally.