Hail the Sun Lord!
Hey! Stop! Where do you think you're going?
Stop right there!
[Comical music]
Angad asked me to fetch uncle and the car, too.
So first I took the car
then I took uncle.
[Comical music]
As if you'll get a huge ransom
for kidnapping me.
My brother will screw you all up.
[Crockery clinking]
Send 30 crores by evening to Patna, Bade.
Or else? - Or else..
I'll finish off Chacha.
[Faint scrubbing sound]
Yes, Bade?
'You there?'
'Will you speak up?'
Angad Singh..
Go f♪♪k yourself.
[Phone slams on table]
[Comical music]
[Suspenseful music]
We have with us the state's Central Energy Minister
PK Singh, and from the opposite party, Bindiya's youth MLA
Narang Rai. This shows how power can turn
the opposite party into an ally.
Sir, what would you say about the approval
for power plant in Bindiya?
This was much needed for the state.
Our state has a power deficit.
This will reduce that deficit.
So will you ruin Bindiya and 30 other villages
to give power to the state?
Local villagers are not ready to vacate their lands.
You could have built this elsewhere.
Listen.. - It's a mere rumour. The entire public of Bindiya
is happy about this news.
A power plant can be built only near a water source.
This will give employment to the people of Bindiya.
It'll generate income in the state and develop the area.
This is a positive development overall.
Hope you know what development means.
'Progress'.
The power plant will be ready in four years.
Then Tiwari Power Ltd will have a monopoly in all of North India.
Hence, I advise you
not to delay investing in our company.
The power plant can be ready only when
your ally government survives in the state.
The elections have become difficult, Sunil.
Mishra, no matter who wins the elections
we businessmen run the government anyway.
Just focus on the fact that
you can't get a better return on investment elsewhere.
It's not about handling the government, Sunil.
Everyone already knows
who truly runs Bindiya.
Will you manage both, hoodlums and politicians?
Tell me something, mister.
Will you now take my family hostage to negotiate a deal?
Do we have any ethical code left in our business at all?
You declared such a big war.
Does the ethical code even matter?
Even war has its own ethical code.
What if I enter Lucknow and start kidnapping your women?
Would you be okay with that?
Why are you even calling me about this?
Listen..
[Glass clinks on table]
I have a doubt
that Angad Singh would dare to do this without your permission.
When I went to jail, did I call you even once?
Did I?
But if you go after my family
let alone Lucknow
I'll burn down all of North India.
What do you want?
[Distant whistling]
Call up your best friend.
Let's make a deal. I'm sending my boy over.
Along with 25 crore rupees.
But get this straight, now I will contest the elections at any cost.
Better inform the party.
This is the last time I'm compromising.
Henceforth, if anyone dares to even
look at my family the wrong way
I have nothing to lose.
I only live for fun.
[Call hangs up]
Rascals! And you..
[Distant announcement on loudspeaker]
Now do you understand why I keep my stash a secret?
This is Bindiya, my boy.
Every Tom, Dick and Harry here
is capable of kidnapping you.
[Glass clinks on table]
Tell me where it is at least now.
[Sighs]
At Lala's house.
Now go look for it.
Yeah, right! Why would you hire it there?
I've taught you this so many times.
Always hide in plain sight.
This world is short sighted.
They miss what's in front of their eyes.
Get it?
How much?
Around 25 crore 72 lakhs.
But they're asking for 30 crores.
That's exactly why I'm sending you.
Go and give them what they deserve.
25 crores. And also make them understand that
we are giving this in all fairness.
Not in weakness.
Okay?
[Distant announcement on loudspeaker]
And listen..
Don't act too smart over there.
This is a family matter.
Don't get Chacha killed.
[Iron gate creaks]
2 lakhs for the ticket.
[Song playing in background]
'Gandi Baat', 15,000?
What's wrong with girls these days?
Count this.
[Glass clinking]
[Clears throat]
Did you know?
What? - Did you..
Will you tally the accounts for the entire week?
Leave.
[Chair creaks]
Did you know about Sasha?
What about him?
Did you know about the affair
between Sasha and Chhote?
Yes.
You know how much I like Sasha's videos.
Yes.
Then why didn't you tell me? - Bhaiyya..
It's my principle in life.
I never meddle between two lovers.
Do you mean to say
Chhote loves Sasha?
I was talking about you being in love with her.
[Cackles]
Really!
[Continues to cackle]
Come on.
Do you think it's funny?
Am I a joke to you?
Does this entire family think I'm funny?
What's wrong, brother?
[Upbeat song playing in background]
Bapu doesn't think twice before insulting me.
Chacha calls me every other day.
Asking me to solve problems in the business
or to run errands.
For Ajji, my whole existence is a joke.
Now there's Chhote..
He stole away my girlfriend.
Mom is the only one in the family who cares about me.
She loves everyone.
But none of you cares about her.
She's been crying inconsolably.
Come here.
[Line ringing]
Kisna Bhaiyya here..
He was just a baby once.
Now he has flown to America.
He won't answer our call.
Should I talk to Sasha?
Talk to him first.
I will deal with Sasha.
[Sound of bike arriving]
[Bike stand creaks]
Well..
Won't you even answer your brother's phone calls now?
Do I need an appointment to talk to you now?
Really?
Have you become a posh American now?
How dare you ignore his call?
Does he need an appointment to talk to you now?
But I'm here now, aren't I? - Not really.
Kisna..
You're the same old country boy.
And I need to arrange your wedding
because Bapu said so.
Come back home.
I won't.
Because mom was the one who threw me out.
Hey!
Mom was really angry then. Don't take it to the heart.
Because she loves you.
And I..
...love you.
And he loves you.
Please come back home.
No, I won't.
Really? - Really!
Are you sure about that? - Yes, I am.
Then we are not brothers anymore.
Brother, listen..
[Distant truck honking]
Fine, I'll come home.
Yes.
[Humming playfully]
[Laughs]
[Cheers]
I'll come tomorrow.
Move away!
[Children's rhyme playing]
[Upbeat acoustic music]
What are you doing here all alone?
Why don't you come to have Litti Chokha?
That's all right. It's their family gathering.
[Suspenseful music]
Where did you find this gun?
[Suspenseful music]
Chhote Bhaiya gave it to me.
Do you know how to use it? - Yes, I can.
Show me them.
[Suspenseful music]
Right here?
Really?
Where else then?
Have your food.
[Suspenseful music]
Krishna will start a franchise of this.
All over India.
[Cackles]
I'll even start a hospital chain for you.
A really posh one.
Just say 'yes'.
Then we'll get out of here.
We'll settle in Mumbai. - Stop building castles in the air.
No, I'm not.
[Children's rhyme plays distantly]
I've arranged money for you.
The Election Fund has arrived.
It's with Chhote. - Huh? - Really.
How do you know? - I checked Lala's house.
It's all dug up.
[Children's rhyme plays distantly]
Did Chhote steal it?
Where could he have hidden it?
I've checked the regular hideout.
It wasn't there. But I will find it.
He's not stupid enough to keep it there.
Then?
You're in Bapu gang since years now.
When will you ever learn?
Where did Bapu hide it?
At Lala's place.
Why?
Things hidden in plain sight
never attract attention.
That's confirmed then.
The money is somewhere nearby.
[Continuous knocking]
Mom!
[Knocking continues]
[Door snaps open]
Why are in your room? Everyone's waiting outside.
I'm not feeling so well.
[Dog barking in the distance]
This is the first time ever
that you haven't hugged me after I returned from America.
You got that foreigner girl home
without even informing me.
I fell in love, Mom.
[Instrumental music]
I was helpless.
[Door snaps open]
[Door shuts]
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music continues]
I thought you'd walk mom to bed.
But you're still here.
[Sighs]
[Clears throat]
Mom, let's go.
I don't want to go.
Let's go, Mom. - You guys carry on.
[Grunts]
Okay, Mom.
[Sighs]
Hey! Watch out! - What happened?
What was that? - What happened?
Hey! What are you doing?
Let's get moving! - Stop it!
Let's go, Mom!
Let go of me! - No way.
[Children's rhyme playing]
Hey! - Mom.
[Grunts]
[Sobs]
[Drawer shuts]
[Suspenseful music]
[Mysterious saxophone music]
[Gentle thud]
[Suspenseful music]
[Door opens]
[Suspenseful music]
[Door opens]
[Sighs]
That was quite relieving.
Really? - My bathroom's flush is broken.
That's quite a big idol.
[Bell chimes]
Chhote has high hopes from Jagjit.
It's nice.
See you.
Get the flush fixed.
Sure.
[Door slides]
[Crickets creaking distantly]
[Sound of notes shuffling]
[Crickets creaking distantly]
[Bell chimes]
Chacha is doing everything against the family.
And you're giving away all this money to rich folks
just to save him?
This is meant for your election.
I still have the sex tape.
What good is that sex tape without any funds?
This is a golden chance.
You went through so much to come this far.
[Thud]
Imli, stop coaxing me into doing bad things.
I can't just abandon Chacha.
When a terrorist takes a hostage
what is the first rule? - What?
[Gentle thud]
[Suspenseful music]
Never fulfil his demand.
What if they abduct me someday?
I'll turn all of Patna upside down.
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music continues]
It takes long term decisions to rule a state
and not short term ones.
Sometimes
the king has to be tough.
This isn't the time to back down.
You should march forward.
[Bike engine revving]
[Doorbell rings]
[Doorbell rings continuously]
[Upbeat instrumental music]
What are you doing here?
I sent you so many videos on the app.
But you never responded.
[Distant sound of airplane]
I'm a huge fan of you.
I don't accept gifts from fans.
What's exactly the problem?
Please open the door.
I want to date you.
I cannot date you.
But why?
I'm already in a relationship.
Is it complicated?
Or one on one? - What?
[Romantic instrumental music]
Sasha Ji..
Please!
Okay, get up now.
Open it.
Please get up. - Please open it.
[Romantic instrumental music]
Get up.
[Romantic instrumental music]
Thank you! Thank you!
I'll call you to ask the place and time.
[Bike engine starting]
[Car tires screeching gently]
[Bus plying distantly]
Mr Dawan..
When will you stop dreaming of such impossible things?
[Chuckles softly]
Did Tiwari buy the whole mall?
It's been three months.
Wow! Bapu once asked me
to choose between being a hoodlum, businessman, or a politician.
I should have chosen business.
I picked up the gun for nothing.
You seem to be empty handed.
Where is the money?
What money?
You businessmen have taken up all the money.
Is this a joke to you?
The meeting won't happen if you haven't got money.
[Chuckles softly]
Let's go already.
Greetings, Mr Tiwari.
I've got a whole truck load of booze for you.
As a gift.
[Distant crowd sounds]
[Bowling pins topple distantly]
I didn't organize this meeting for your father.
It's time to teach you some rules.
Who am I?
Sunil Tiwari. - I didn't ask for my name.
[Bowling pins topple distantly]
I'm the biggest businessman in all of North India.
And why is that?
Because I know that to run a business, it takes both..
A hoodlum and a politician.
But if I had to choose between the two
I would always pick the politician.
Guess why?
Why?
Because our nation is swamped in poverty.
And hoodlums are born in every street.
I want to maintain good relations with Patna.
[Bowling pins topple distantly]
So just give them what they're asking for.
And henceforth
stop building castles in the air.
Understood? Or should I repeat myself?
I understood, Mr Tiwari.
[Bowling pins toppling]
[Clanking sounds]
Yes!
I'll talk to Angad one to one.
Mr Dawan..
Go outside.
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music intensifies]
[Suspenseful music continues]
Are you negotiating the value of my life? Really?
[Suspenseful music continues]
Finish off Chacha.
What?
He sent you money behind mine and Big Brother's backs.
We don't care if he lives or dies.
Right?
For all we know, he probably boarded a bus and came to you.
Kill him.
You came to Lucknow
just to tell me this?
No.
I came to tell you
that you have ruled enough.
Now it's over.
30 crore rupees and the election ticket..
Bindiya and its liquor business..
The plot in Mola Village..
And partnership in Sunil Tiwari's power plant.. Forget it all.
[Intense music]
Press play.
[Intense music continues]
Your son is just amazing.
[Intense music]
He can take five guys at a time.
Who gave you this?
I give you my word.
This will remain only between us.
And I will also handle the one
we shot this video.
Okay?
[Intense music continues]
I still haven't told anyone
that our colonel has been kidnapped.
So you need not tell anyone either.
Do you think of me
as a useless wimp?
The one you adored
was the one who abducted you.
So you tell me what you are.
[Shuffling sound]
You better get this straight.
There will be a war.
And a big one at that.
I don't know how many will die.
But no one can stop this war now.
[Intense music continues]
[Collective laughter]
[Distant traffic sounds]
Emily Dawan!
Long time, no see.
Coffee?
Listen.. - Yes, sir.
What is it called? Mocha.. - Yes, sir.
There was no other youth leader like you in college.
You could have made a great political career.
Why did you marry a hoodlum?
It's hard to make a career as a journalist like you too.
Why are you going around live streaming cases?
When I present news on Fadoo TV
it spreads like wildfire all over the network.
The entire state tunes in to my live streams.
Do you know why?
Why? - Because I have no filter.
Like the other journalists in the country
I don't tell f***ing lies.
I give people a hard dose of bitter f***ing reality.
[sighs]
Pardon my language.
Emily, unlike you, I did not sell myself off to the Dawans.
[Mysterious music]
What is this?
[Mysterious music continues]
[Car honking]
[Hurried footsteps approaching]
[Humming along to songs]
Oh, my! Dad, stop it!
I got overpowered by so many cops.
Hear me out first.
Stop right there!
Dad, no! - Hey!
Run! - Hey, Dad!
[Comical music]
Useless.
[Panting heavily]
[Dogs barking in the distance]
[Sighs]
What's happening? - Nothing.
Were you behind your elder brother getting jailed?
[Distant sound of cicadas]
Sister in law..
Are you suspecting me?
In my entire life
I have never suspected you.
But tell me something.
Why were you sending the money to Pramira.
What else could I do?
Tell me.
Should I let there be a war?
Why didn't you ask me for advice? - As if you would agree.
To handover the money and stop the war.
And would you really convince
the elder one to stop his tomfoolery?
He's in jail now
because he never listened to me.
And lately I feel
that even you don't listen to me.
[Intense music]
'Welcome to Phadoo TV's latest a♪♪-kicking news telecast.'
'Today we'll rip apart the biggest kingpin of Bahubali..'
'Bada Dawan.' This a♪♪hole was a milkman before.
Then he became a rebel and fled to the jungle for 10 years.
Then he sold liquor to all of Bindiya.
Then he supplied liquor to all of North India
and eventually became a political strongman.
Murders, kidnappings
booth tampering and many more charges are against him.
But all of them led to just one f***ing outcome.
Either the witness gets murdered
or the police officer gets transferred.
This time he has gone to jail.
So I'm sure either the judge will be shot.
Or the witnesses will vanish
without a f***ing trace.
Until now, he helped Narang Rai win the elections.
But now he will contest it, himself.
I have found out through my secret sources
that the Sad Morcha Party
has made this killer their contender from Bindiya.
And it's obvious because the people of Bindiya
are stupid and cowardly.
As if my report will change anything.
People will still vote for him.
And if they don't, this a♪♪hole will steal the votes from them.
Bindiya TV.
The Bhumi Lok Dal Party has decided their candidate
from Bindiya will be strongman Bada Dawan.
However, Bada Dawan is currently in jail
after facing charges of murdering
his own accountant Lala.
The people of Bindiya are questioning
why political parties field criminals as their candidates.
Bindiya TV has brought you this exclusive news.
'Bindiya TV, first and foremost.'
This is too much.
Come on, dear.
Welcome to politics.
[Faint footsteps]
[Folk song being sung]
Enough.
[Horse whines in the distance]
Shoot.
Someone has lied to you. - Really?
[Horse whines in the distance]
Really? That solves the problem then.
Now shoot.
[Faint sobbing]
[Horse whines in the distance]
Shoot. - How is it their fault, Dad?
[Gasps]
Are you kidding me?
Really?
How is it their fault?
He was getting f***ed by five men!
By five men! Move away!
By five men! - Enough! Stop!
Let go of me!
By five men!
Make this wuss wear a saree!
Make him wear a saree! Take off your clothes.
Take them off! Strip!
Strip yourself naked!
Stop! - Go away!
I regret being his father! I regret it!
I regret it! Move! - Stop!
Make him wear a saree!
[Intense music]
Make him wear a saree!
He's a blot on our family. - Let me talk to him.
He's a blot on our family! - No..
He's a blot on our family!
This worthless fool!
[Tense music]
You knew it too.
But you hid it from me. - Hear me out.
You hid it from me. You hid it from me.
You hid it from me! You hid it from me!
[Sad sentimental music]
[Horse whines in the distance]
[Gunshot] [Struggling noises]
[Distant flapping of bird's wings]
[Pensive music]
[Wailing in agony]
[Heavy breathing sounds]
'He's a blot on our family!'
[Suspenseful music]
[Suspenseful music continues]
[Sad vocalisation music]
[Intense music]
[Intense music continues]
[Wooden clatter]
[Whistling tune]