Dirty, Yellow, Darkness

Samadi:
That you're capable of changing - just a glimpse of hope that it's possible.

Vishwa:
I know, that no matter how hard I try, it's never enough to convince everybody.

Samadi:
You don't have to convince the world. Just me. That's more than enough.

Vishwa's Mother:
His condition's never been this bad. It worsened after he...

Samadi's Father:
After he got married? Then why'd he marry my daughter without telling her about it?

Samadi's Mother:
She found out on her wedding night... that he's taking medication for some mental problem.

Vishwa's Father:
But separation isn't the right solution.

Samadi's Father:
Leaving him is the best decision she's made yet.

Vishwa's Mother:
His doctor advised her to isolate Vishwa.

Samadi's Father:
No, she came back home because she was sick of his crazy behavior.

Samadi's Mother:
What kind of parents let their mentally ill son get married?

Samadi's Father:
Selfish parents, that's who.

Vishwa's Father:
Look, it was purely their decision. We didn't force anyone to get married...

Samadi's Father:
You all purposely hid his sickness from my daughter. And now you've ruined my daughter's life. It would've passed on to my grandchildren.

Vishwa's Mother:
No one in our families have ever had a mental illness.

Vishwa's Father:
Look, no one's perfect.

Samadi's Mother:
He doesn't have to be perfect... just not crazy

Vishwa's Mother:
Who says my son is crazy?

Samadi's Father:
Oh, just his shrink!

Vishwa:
I still can't do it. I've tried every possible way... All the other compulsions seem possible to overcome. But not this... I still can't escape the fear... I still have to shower after every time I urinate. Doc, I want be free from this damned curse. I want to live my life like a normal person. I want to my wife to feel like falling in love with me wasn't some horrible mistake.

Dr. Liyanage:
Vishwa, you have a choice. It's up to you take it or not... Face and overcome this thing, or continue trying to avoid it, living in fear.

Vishwa:
Just tell me what I have to do.

Dr. Liyanage:
Exposure and response prevention therapy.

Vishwa:
How do I start?

Dr. Liyanage:
You better have a seat.

Dr. Liyanage:
It's a simple process... We'll lock you in a room. You'll be tied to a chair. And then... We'll bathe you with your own urine. But... We won't let you wash it off. We'll make you sit there until it's all dried. Depending on your response level... We might have to do it several times.

Prof. Wijewardane:
The only solution left for a patient this severe is... Exposure and response prevention therapy.

Samadi:
Will it fully cure him professor?

Prof. Wijewardane:
It will make him face his worst fear... and overcome it.But afterwards, the rest is up to him. But if he chooses to do ERPT... it shows his genuine will to get better. Remember, this may be the most difficult decision he's ever had to make.

Samadi:
Thank you professor.

Priyantha:
Are you a doctor?

Priyantha:
Are you a cop?

Priyantha:
You are a crazy person, aren't you?

Nurse Nirupa:
If I don't get this transfer, I won't be getting married.

Vishwa:
What do you mean?

Nurse Nirupa:
My fiance doesn't want to tell his parents that I work in a mental hospital.