The conversation revolves around a reluctant son who doesn't want to attend his friend's daughter's wedding, but his family insists. The son expresses concerns about the wedding's extravagance and the pressure he feels to participate. He also jokes about the wedding's "G-Spot" tradition, leading to a humorous exchange with his father. Despite his protests, the son is ultimately persuaded to attend, with his family promising to hide the groom's shoes and "G-Spot". The son is also given a WiFi box, leading to a brief discussion about what a hotspot is. The conversation ends with the son's father assuring him that they will be there before the wedding begins.
1. The main character is reluctant to go to a friend's daughter's wedding.
2. The father is insistent that they attend the wedding.
3. The son mentions that they usually play cricket together, but he wasn't the wicket keeper.
4. The father is a very dear friend of the son's best friend.
5. The father-in-law suggests that the son should get friendly with the bride's daughter.
6. The son is concerned about how it would look if they go alone to the wedding.
7. The father-in-law suggests that the son should tell his friend's daughter to invite them.
8. The son agrees to finish all the chores at home before the father-in-law leaves for the wedding.
9. The father-in-law suggests that the son should pay the garbage man before he leaves.
10. The son jokes about the TV having buttons too, and the father-in-law teases him about not knowing how to make it work without wires.
11. The son agrees to take the WiFi box, but jokes about needing the hotspot and G-Spot.
12. The father-in-law teases the son about not being able to find the G-Spot, referencing a tradition at the wedding.
13. The son is told not to worry about finding the G-Spot, as the bride's side will work hard at it.
14. The son is told to sing a song when the G-Spot is found.
15. The father-in-law informs the son that the wedding is off.