What's the most touching moment of this movie?

For me it was definately when Dubey and Alice were getting married and were standing on the bridge in the rain under the marigold 'unbrella'. So Dubey got his wish, the next tent he made was for his own wedding. It was so sweet because its obvious that Alice is of a lover caste and unlikely that she could look foreward to a lot of the things associated with a traditional wedding, but Dubey tries to give her those things, on a smaller scale (the necklace for the bridal jewelry, and the marigold canopy. I thought that their romance was made all the sweeter in comparison to the soap-opera surrounding the other one, very understated. but then I didn't really like Ria, I felt like she needed to get over her obsession with her married beau, and why drag it into her relationship with Hemant Rai? It seemed very selfish and immature.

so yeah, theres my (more than) two cents.

for me the most touching moments are: 1. when Lalit is talking to Ria and says, "Don't go Ria. If you leave, everything will break." There is a lot of emotion involved in that scene, and it makes me cry everytime i see it. :)
2. When Lalit tells Tej Puri to leave his family, because "these are my children, and I will protect them from myself if i have to."
3. When Dubey brings the marigold heart to Alice and kneels before her with the candles behind him, it was very very sweet.
4. When Hemant and Aditi have reconciled after she told him the truth, and they are standing on the balcony during the sangeet, and Hemant kisses her.

For me it was when Dubey tries to contact Alice after the stealing incident. She is sitting on the stairs and she leaves him after seing him...

The part where Verma and his wife are standing over Ria and Aditi's bed while they are sleeping and says: "I have more love for them than I can bear."

Also, when Verma stands up for Ria in front of the whole family.

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For me one of the most touching moments of this movie is when the whole family is gathered for taking photos - in the end. We can see their expression, their gaze, their smile and we know "everything" like we are members of that family.

Several moments-the three above and also the scene where Lalit goes to find Ria to bring her home.

Dubey and Alice's wedding on the bridge.

When Lalit goes to Pimmi's bed for comfort.

When Dubey returns home, lovesick and sad and goes through his house as his mother is talking to him and goes out to the terrace and sits and thinks-the sadness and pain in his face, the situation of the heart he finds himself in-really touched me.

The final shot of Lalit and Alice dancing-they are both transformed, they are both changed by love and the joy shows on their faces.

This movie has me laughing one moment-and then touched to tears the next.

LG

If not Dubey giving the marigold hart to Alice, kneeling there, candle tree flames flickering, she lets the screen door slam, blinking in astonishment, and that one flute plays the movie's main melody ... Where any American director would have wanted to cut quickly, cut, let's move on, next scene, let's go...
She lingers there... they don't say anything... After a scene like that, a wedding on a bridge is anticlimactic.


However, no one seems to have considered the scene in which Alice crashes into Dubey, dropping glasses... as she walks away, stealing glances, the wedding planner suddenly looks troubled, thoughtful, pauses, hesitates, something he hardly ever does... almost absentmindedly he fishes a marigold out of his shirt pocket, and, looking as though it had never occurred to him to taste it, places it on his tounge... He is the wedding planner who has never foudn love, ever, and this one servant girl suddenly makes him aware of something: if marigolds are marriage flowers, if a strange act is to taste the flower, if it is a flower that has fallen into a pocket next to the heart, and the man stops, his whole world stops, and, forgetting himself, places the small orange flower in his mouth and chews it, you know from the beginning of the movie that at the end of the movie, that man will be happy.