May I come in, sir?
Come in, Geeta.
How's work going?
Sir, I'm really frustrated because of the editor.
Look at what I've been assigned to write for the Sunday edition!
A column on how to make delicious mango pickle
and an article about
how working women can keep their husbands happy.
Can you believe it?
Geeta, there's no need to get so upset.
You know, mango pickle isn't such a bad thing.
And neither is a husband's happiness.
But, sir, my happiness holds value as well.
If every husband in the world spent all day
chewing raw mangoes without any happiness,
it wouldn't concern me at all.
Sir, I agree that I'm a girl.
But if the editor overlooks this mistake of mine,
I'll be truly grateful to him.
I'll be meeting Mr. Mehta soon. I'll talk to him.
Sir!
Mr. Mehta has requested to see you.
Tell him I'll be there in a moment.
Think of the devil!
Here.
In the meantime, take a look at this article of mine.
I'll be right back.
What is this? What have you written?
Sir, I've written about the illegal liquor shops and gambling centers
that exist on the streets and lanes of Mumbai.
It seems you've just written this, but haven't read it!
Read the second paragraph on page number three!
Read it!
"It's possible that S. K. Vardhan has
no involvement in any of these matters.
But the real issue to consider is this…
In every building, every house he constructs,
he inevitably sells at least one apartment
to a liquor merchant or a gambling center owner.
The only question is… is this merely a coincidence?"
That's all I've written.
S. K. Vardhan is a renowned businessman in Mumbai!
And he's now going to contest the election as well.
And you're suggesting that he owns liquor shops and gambling centers?
What evidence do you have to support this?
But, sir, does evidence even come into question here?
Based on the incidents, I've written only this much…
What you've written is absolutely rubbish! Rubbish!
Disgusting, uncouth, mannerless!
You're mannerless and uncouth! You!
Here, I quit this job!
I'll write and send my resignation…
…and I'm sure you'll certainly like that.
Times are very bad.
-But, Mr. Mehta… -Yes?
So long as you're there, nothing against me can be published.
I'm sure about that. Right, Tolaram?
Yes, sir. While he's there, why should you worry?
Mr. Vardhan, I sacked him then and there.
Forget it.
So tell me, Mr. Mehta.
You were going to build a bungalow in Khandala. What news of that?
Nothing has happened, Mr. Vardhan.
I got the plot because of you, but cement…
The situation is that it's not available in the market!
You're too much! Am I not here for you?
Why won't you get cement?
Listen, Tolaram. Cement should be arranged immediately for him.
It'll be done, sir. It'll be done!
You're very generous, sir.
It's God who is generous.
-Goodbye. -Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Sir, Roopchand had come a while ago.
He wants to open four gambling centers in Dadar.
Well he said that he could handle…
…the business of liquor and lotto as well.
He's a trustworthy man.
Times are very bad, Tolaram.
It's hard to understand whom to trust and whom not to.
I heard Vitthalrao has been released from jail.
Sir, he must have become a sworn enemy of ours!
What enmity could the poor fellow show towards us?
-Tolaram… -Yes, sir?
That man whom Mehta fired from his newspaper…
-What's his name? -Vinod Kumar.
-Yes, Vinod Kumar. -Yes.
Keep an eye on him.
He shouldn't get a job in any other newspaper in the city.
I think you shouldn't even think…
…about working for any other newspaper.
Start your own newspaper…
…in which you'll be able to write what you want to.
I'll start a newspaper later.
Before that we'll be thrown out of this house.
Just watch, the notice will be coming in a few days.
You left the job, so leave the house as well now.
So we'll leave. What's the problem?
This is the biggest problem in Mumbai, Sudha.
God can be found upon searching but not a house.
And even if a house is found, the deposit will be very high!
Let's talk to Kishorilal about a house.
That's a very good idea of yours.
Kishorilal is a very handy man.
It'll be done. You want a house, right? It'll be done.
How and where will it be done? Tell me.
What's the worry, Vinod? You'll see when you go there.
How much money will be needed?
Do you have money?
Did I ever have any that I'll have it now, Kishorilal?
So then why are you asking?
Hello.
-Come, be seated. -Come, Sudha, sit.
Vinod, the place where I have my warehouse…
Yes, sir.
There's an office there and a phone as well.
And recently I brought second-hand press machines…
-…from Kanpur. Understood? -Okay.
And the shed is empty to start a press in.
And after that, if more money is needed, we'll manage!
Your intelligence, my money. We'll become partners!
-And I'm there to help you. -Yes.
My friend, first show us the house. Where's the house?
I've decided on a house! It's a fine place!
-But where is it? -In Dogarbhatti.
-Do… -Do… What did you say?
-Dogarbhatti! -Dogarbhatti?
Yes, Dogarbhatti is by the road that goes to Sion Koliwada.
Come on.
Come, Vinod. Look, that's the house.
Nice, isn't it?
Vinod, why did you stop? Come on!
Is this your Dogarbhatti?
Vinod, why are you concerned with Dogarbhatti?
Am I asking you to contest elections from here?
You have to stay in the house, right?
Come on in. You'll be pleased!
And your wife will be delighted! Delighted!
There's nothing to be distressed about this.
I agree that the location is a bit poor.
-But the house is all right. -Is this all right?
Go out and look at the surroundings!
Take a look. There's a lotto den at the junction across the street.
And through the lane, from one end to the other…
…is the stinking rotten smell of liquor!
Kishorilal is a strange man.
He kept on harping about the house.
I wasn't able to come, so at least you should have…
…come and seen how the place is.
It doesn't matter. At least we got a house to live in.
If we don't like the place and when our finances are better…
-…we'll search for another house. -We certainly will.
You've married such a pauper.
Tell me, did you ever get anything…
…apart from troubles in these 18 years?
Yes, I really made a grave mistake by marring you.
Come on now, that's enough. Relax. Relax.
-'Thief! Thief!' -Relax.
Catch him. Catch him! Thief! Thief!
The whole locality is full of goons and ruffians.
I'm worried for you.
Why are you worried for me?
Yes, I'll go to work early in the morning.
How will you stay alone in this house?
Yes, I…
What do you want in the courtyard of my house?
Only the famous are defamed.
What do you want in the courtyard of my house?
He's saying something to you.
-Did you hear? -Yes, I heard.
Vinod, why do you care about what happens in the lane?
Stay in your house.
How do we just stay, my friend?
We husband and wife couldn't even get sleep the whole night.
First came a drunkard, then some quarrel, abusing!
All sorts of noises throughout the night!
It doesn't matter.
After staying for a few days, you'll get used to it all.
Be careful.
Look here!
Last month, I brought five cupboards from Hyderabad.
Old woodwork from the age of the kings.
You won't find such a cupboard.
My friend, if you get a big cupboard, give it to us.
I'll leave that lousy house and start living in the cupboard.
Hey, Vinod, what are you saying?
If I leave the house today, the owner will place…
…20,000 to 25,000 rupees in my hands!
-But the case is going on. -A case is going on?
Yes, since eight years on the house and warehouse both.
The owner for both is the same man!
So why didn't you say that earlier, my friend?
Vinod, if I had told you earlier, you wouldn't have come.
-How could I have told you? -Who is that?
He's Raja. He's a very dangerous boy!
He has a whole gang.
They are all hooligans of Dogarbhatti.
'10 for five. 10 for five. 10 for five.'
Hey, come here!
Come on, 10 for five. 10 for five…
10 for five. Move, don't crowd here.
Bhondu, are the tickets sold or not?
Yes, they are sold. Three are left. Let me finish.
Go, hurry up.
If the constables come, we'll be in trouble.
Yes, tell me, ten for five. Balcony seats are 20 rupees, buddy. Ten for five.
They make such worthless movies…
…that don't get sold at the counter.
How will the tickets be sold in black?
Hey, move aside!
Hey, Raja, you're here, and Tatya is looking for you there!
-Who? That liquor man? -Yes, him. Will you go?
There's a prospect of earning something.
-Okay, let's see. -Come.
Come on, give me the change.
Hey, listen, sell all the tickets and bring the money!
-Move! -Move aside!
Hey, Raja!
Where have you been? I've been looking for you for so long now.
Munna just told me. Tell me.
Look, four barrels of liquor have to be delivered…
…to Pascal's den in Bandra.
Tell me, how much will you charge?
-Four barrels? -Yes.
How much will you pay?
Tell me how much you'll charge.
-Come on, I'll pay 200 rupees. -Get lost. Get lost!
Idiot! 200 rupees!
What then? Tell me
Five hundred rupees. And that too right now.
If you agree, I'll deliver the stock.
Otherwise I don't have time. Okay?
Raja…Raja, those… Raghu's boys…
Raghu's boys? Where did you find them?
At the theatre.
They beat me up and seized the money too.
Raghu!
He was saying that nobody apart from him…
…will do the black market business in that theatre.
Does Raghu's father own the theatre?
I'll teach him a lesson today!
Come, Raghu. Hey, lad, clean the table!
-Don't you see who has come? -Hello, Raghu.
Hey, get seven lassis quickly. Come on!
Move aside!
Boss, Raja has come.
Come on, you rogue!
-Where is Raghu? -I don't know.
Look there, nobody is here.
Where did he go?
The betel-seller said he's here.
-Beat them! -Come on!
You!
You rogue!
You idiot!
Idiot, I'll rip you apart! Beat them!
Where are you running, you rogue!
Wait!
I'll die! Help! Hey, Raja!
Return the money or I'll drop him in the well! Come on!
Hey, if he drowns, you'll be hanged! Take him out!
Shut up!
First, take out the money you seized. Otherwise I'll drop him!
Save me! Junaid, Kalia!
Kalia, give the money!
Come on. Come on, hurry up!
Suresh, take the money! Munna, get the truck! Be quick!
-Give it, Kalia. -Take this.
Come, Raja!
Come. Come on!
Hey, Somu! Raja, come. Come!
We are dwellers of the pavement.
We are the brightness fostered by nights.
Sky overhead, under the feet is this earth spread far into the distance.
Under the feet is this earth spread far into the distance.
And we have nobody else with us.
We are dwellers of the pavement.
We played with sorrows in childhood, witnessed poverty.
We slept not on beds of flowers but on thorns.
We played with sorrows in childhood, witnessed poverty.
We slept not on beds of flowers but on thorns.
We stayed hungry, and endured hundreds of sorrows.
The heart says our heaven is where there's food.
Our heaven is where there's food.
And we have nobody else with us.
We are dwellers of the pavement.
There's nobody, but let it be. Why should we shed tears?
The world may shed tears, but we'll sing in joy.
There's nobody, but let it be. Why should we shed tears?
The world may shed tears, but we'll sing in joy.
Come out of sorrow, forget and march ahead.
Who cares for tomorrow? We live only in the present.
And we have nobody else with us.
We are dwellers of the pavement.
But this is the shortcut.
Be careful, Geeta.
Is the other way as good as this?
No, that way is very rough. That's the reason I took this path.
Kishorilal, a path will have to be made.
Hey, what's the problem, Vinod?
Keep coming and going through it a few times every day.
The path will get made automatically.
But come inside. I'll show you.
It's such a nice place for the press that you'll get pleased! Come.
Oh, what is this?
What happened?
I put a lock for safety. Someone has stolen the lock!
Anyway, there was hardly anything inside. Come on in.
-Wow! -What now?
-Did you see these? -What are these?
I understand what these are. But I don't know whose these are!
-But what are these? -Liquor!
-Illegal liquor? -Yes.
How did these come here? Who kept them?
It must be the one who took my lock as a souvenir.
-What? -This was a vacant place.
Some gentleman thought to make it a warehouse of liquor.
Now tell me, Vinod. What shall I do?
What is to be done? Go straight to the police station…
…and lodge a report!
What are you saying, Vinod? I have to live in Dogarbhatti!
And if I call the police, the one who has kept this liquor…
…will become my enemy.
So will all this keep lying here?
This…this…
Look, Vinod, you want to call me a coward? Go ahead.
But I won't lodge a police complaint.
Now find a solution for this trouble…
…in such a way that we'll get rid of these with no police involvement.
I'll tell you.
Now watch, Kishorilal. We'll get rid of these…
…and there'll be no police involvement. Look.
Hey! What…
…what are you doing?
Oh, no! It stinks so much! I'm going out!
You'll get me killed!
Oh, what are you doing? Hey…
Now get this place cleaned up nicely.
Oh, Vinod, you'll get me cleaned up.
Material worth 5,000 rupees got ruined.
I'm ruined! Someone busted all the barrels.
-Somu… -Yes?
When did that scrap-seller become a ruffian?
I've found out everything, buddy.
Kishorilal is putting up some acquaintance of his…
…in that house of his across the street.
-He's the one who did this mess. -I see.
Does the idiot want to live in Dogarbhatti or not?
Tatya, your stock got ruined.
Now it's our job to recover the cost.
But half the money will be ours. Tell me, yes or no?
-Half? -Yes.
Okay, get me half. But will Kishorilal pay?
Liquor man, what are you saying?
Of course he'll pay!
Come on, let me see your worth today.
Really? Come on, guys!
-Hello, Mr. Kishori. -Hello.
Isn't this his car?
Yes. He's inside. Shall I call him?
No, he'll come out on his own.
-Munna… -Yes?
If four men apply force, this car could roll over, right?
It's just a lousy box. Come on, Somu!
Come on, here we go!
Did someone dash my car?
Who collided?
Oh, my goodness!
-Who did this? -I did it, okay?
Come on here!
Here it starts.
How strange! Raja, is this a joke?
Firstly, you rolled my car. And then… How strange!
Now I've turned the car over.
Yes.
I'll turn you over as well like this, okay?
What's the matter? You're being angry needlessly!
That liquor belonged to my friend. I want the cost.
It belonged to your friend? How could I know?
You'll get the cost. What's the problem? How much?
-Five thousand rupees. -Five thousand rupees?
Otherwise I'll rip you in half, you idiot scrap-seller!
You'll get the money. What's the problem?
Mr. Kishorilal, what's happening there?
Who the heck rolled your car over?
It's nothing, Vinod.
Get inside. I'll come in a while. It's nothing.
What do you mean it's nothing? What happened to your car?
Who…who are these people?
-Listen, Vinod… -Who are they? Move, let me talk.
No need to talk! Please take him inside!
-Come inside. -Nobody listens to me!
-Let me get to know… -Come inside.
The issue will get blown out of proportion in vain!
-Sir, come on, please come inside. -I'll deal with it.
Why are you being adamant? Come on.
Raja, don't worry. You want money? You'll get it.
Okay. Okay, go!
Somu…
Is that the man you were talking about?
Yes.
Did you see how he was coming towards us?
The poor fellow is new in Dogarbhatti. He doesn't know us.
If he doesn't know, he'll come to know.
What is this if not an outrage?
The warehouse is his…
…and those rouges broke the lock and stored liquor barrels.
We threw it out, so now they're threatening for money.
And Mr. Kishorilal is so wise, he promised to pay money.
Come on, is 5,000 rupees a small amount?
Why don't you tell Kishorilal…
…that if he doesn't report this to the police, you'll do it?
Why? Why shouldn't he do it himself?
Why shouldn't he?
Dear, Dogarbhatti is not a lawless land.
It's a small part of Mumbai city.
There's law here, there's police here, this…
Vinod!
Who could this be?
I know.
I recognise them all.
-Strike a goal! -I stopped it.
Come, come.
Come on. Move…
Come, Raja. Come on, strike a goal!
Oh, darn it!
Hey!
You play well.
I also used to play in my college days.
Center forward.
You all make a defense, I'll charge with the ball.
Let's see if the center forward can strike a goal or not.
Show him.
Come on! Come on!
Take the ball from him.
Get the ball!
Move!
Somu!
Tackle him!
Somu, what are you doing?
Attack his legs and make him fall!
Hey, make him fall! Hold! Hold him!
-Come on! -Yes, run…run!
-Raja! -Don't leave the ball!
'Munna, hold him. Snatch the ball from him!'
-Somu! -Come on.
Hey, Somu!
Raja!
Breathe…
I came to tell you two things.
The first thing is that Kishorilal didn't break and throw…
…the barrels from the warehouse. I did.
So you should ask me to pay, not Kishorilal.
And the second thing is that…
…you won't get even a penny.
Understand that well.
What do you say, Raja? Let's get him right now!
No.
He came alone, I too will face him alone.
I swear on my mother, if I don't make him pay…
…I'll change my name!
Hey, Vinod, I thought you forgot!
Yes, my friend, I got a little late.
Come. Come.
Here is 5,000 rupees.
Go take charge of the documents…
…and I'll get this car repaired.
When this newspaper comes out…
Yes?
Then all the credit will go to you.
Vinod, now leave. Otherwise the office will close down.
Yes, I'm going there.
Did you see how much money he has in that?
What say, Raja? Let's recover the cost today!
No.
I'll do that alone. You all get going from here.
I'll deal with him in some lane.
Idiot, becoming a hero needlessly! I'll do it alone!
If he's saying he will, let him do it!
Why are you being too smart?
Forget it.
Hey, Suresh, ask in that shop if chilly powder is available?
What?
Red chilly powder, lad! Come on, move!
Give me the money you have in that.
You remember I told you that day…
…that you won't get even a penny from this?
That same day, I too swore on my mother…
…that I'll take the money from you.
-Munna! Somu! -Munna, don't leave the bag!
Move away! Come on, move!
Leave!
Run, Munna. Run!
What a show, master!
Hey, what is this? Hey, Raja!
What are you doing?
Have you gone mad? Leave me, Raja!
I told you I'd go alone! You fool, who told you to come?
-Tell me! -Stop it!
-I'll deal with him today! -Come on, you three want a fight?
Come on, all three of you! I'll deal with you all!
Come on!
Listen, what's the use of fighting among ourselves? What?
Shake hands. Shake hands!
I said shake hands!
Shake hands, Raja.
All the goons of this area have been rounded up.
Look at them. Identify which of them were there.
No, none of them, Inspector.
I see.
Then they must be boys from Sion or Chembur.
Constable, let them all go.
Look, Munna, nine and ten are there in Kalyan today.
I've played on seven in main, buddy. And…
-Hey, Somu, tell me something. -Yes?
Why didn't he identify me at the police station?
Why didn't he? That's very simple.
He thought that if he has to live in Dogarbhatti…
…then he shouldn't mess with us.
If it was so, then he wouldn't have smashed the liquor barrels…
You're right.
If I were scared of your hooliganism…
…I wouldn't have smashed the liquor barrels.
I didn't identify you at the police station. I have a reason for that.
And the reason is that if I had identified you…
…I know what would have happened to you all.
Jail. I've seen it all. Understand?
And I know what happens there.
And I also know that you all wouldn't reform yourselves there…
…and come back wiser.
Rather, you would have got wrapped in more problems…
…and would have got worse and come back!
That's why I didn't identify you.
Here's the money which you people wanted to snatch away from me.
I need this money…
…because with this money, I want to start a newspaper.
And through that newspaper, I want to tell society…
…about Dogarbhatti and all such slums.
What are these slums?
How much poverty, how much helplessness…
…how much hunger and how many diseases grow in them.
How the people dwelling there live like animals and not humans!
I want to do that with this money.
And you? You want to give this money to a man who serves…
…poison in the name of liquor to the people of Dogarbhatti.
Poison! Poison!
Think.
All of you, think.
And if you still think that you should get this money…
…then here it is.
Sir, we wanted this money for sure.
But now that you've given it, we don't want it.
Take your money.
Raja…
It's good that you took this money for a moment.
You took an oath on your mother.
Had that not been fulfilled, I would have felt bad.
Did you see?
I saw.
Whoever has written this has written with a bang.
But the poor fellow shouldn't have written this.
It can cause him great harm.
Times are very bad, Tolaram.
Mr. Vardhan, this paper belongs to the same man…
…who Mr. Mehta fired for writing against you.
Do you remember?
-Tolaram… -Yes?
Such garbage comes out every now and then…
…and stops after a month or two.
Forget it.
The day he writes something against me…
…we'll deal with him.
Okay, Mr. Srivastav. I'll leave now.
You'll leave? How can that be?
I thought we would have a long meeting today.
Now you and Sudha must take time and come to Bangalore.
Now Bangalore for us…
Come on, my wife and the children are coming to Bangalore…
…after three months. Come along with them.
We'll see.
All right. One minute.
Hello? Srivastav speaking!
What?
It's good that you told me. Thank you.
Mr. Vinod, there are problems in the city. You can't go now!
Why? What happened?
He told me that Mumbai is closed.
People have burnt down buses in Worli and Kurla!
They are pelting stones!
Police opened fire as well.
Please stay back.
No, how can I stay back? Sudha is alone at home.
And moreover, she isn't well these days.
But she's at home after all!
So she'll be all right. Inform her that you're here.
Phone her.
Hello? It's me.
Where are you? Are you all right?
Okay. Don't worry about me. I'm fine.
Until everything is all right, don't take any risk.
-Please! Okay? -Yes.
-Okay, I'll hang up now. -Okay.
-What happened? -What happened to her?
-Move, move! -Move, don't gather around!
-Move. Move! -What happened, ma'am?
What happened? Hey! Hey, call a doctor!
Move! Make way!
What happened? What's wrong?
Move, man. Move!
-Move! -Quickly call the doctor!
What happened to her?
She's the wife of the gentleman who lives there.
It looks like she had a seizure.
I say, get her to the hospital immediately!
How will you go to the hospital?
People are pelting stones on the road and shots are being fired!
-Munna. -Yes?
-Get the truck. Run! -Just a moment, buddy!
-Move! -I'll take her to the hospital.
-Somu. -Yes?
-Bring a mattress! -Bringing it right away!
-Hurry up! -Hey, but…
Mumbai is shut today. How will you take her?
Doesn't matter, I'll take her to the hospital!
Move! Let go, idiot!
We had her under observation all day yesterday.
Now she's alright.
If you'd like, you can take her home.
Thank you so much, doctor.
Her condition isn't critical, right?
No, not anymore, but…
if that boy hadn't brought her to the hospital on time…
anything could have happened.
Yes. Okay, goodbye.
Goodbye.
26… Yes, move. 28, 29…
Yes, move aside!
Raja…
Well, I wanted to meet you yesterday.
You did me a big favour.
Thank you.
People told me today morning.
And even my wife told me…
…how you took her to the hospital making way through…
…the riots yesterday.
-Okay, it's about that? -Yes.
That's nothing. What could we do then?
I had to take her, right?
Yes, that's good. But Sudha has come home.
Now she's fine.
And actually we both wanted you to come to our home.
Come home and have dinner as well.
And if you come, we both would be pleased.
So will it be all right at 8:00 to 8.30 p.m.?
Yes.
Thank you very much once again. Thank you.
Thank you very much. Thank you.
Raja, what was he saying?
I wonder what kind of man he is, buddy!
I didn't understand.
He came, thanked me and invited me to dinner!
He shook hands with me twice during this!
-What are you saying? -I'm telling you!
When he came and left, he shook hands with me both times!
So will you go?
I'll have to go.
His wife too wants to thank me.
I'll have to go.
Sir, have you read these books?
Yes, I've read them. Are you interested?
Earlier, I had… I've studied till the tenth grade, sir!
-Really? -Not more.
Here's coffee.
Coffee?
Do you drink coffee?
Yes, coffee, I…
-Do you drink it? -Yes.
-Drink it. -Take it.
Here.
Have some too.
No, I don't feel like having it.
Sit, sit.
Raja, does your family live here?
Family? No, ma'am. I don't have any family.
I live alone, carefree.
Your parents and relatives?
No, ma'am, I have nobody.
When I was five-years-old, my father…
…used to work in a cotton mill at Parel.
One evening…
Actually the local trains are very crowded in the evenings.
He was hanging at the door. His head struck an electric pole.
He fell and died on the spot.
I don't remember much. Mother would tell me about him.
And your mother?
She used to work and she used to be ill.
When I was about 14-years-old, she passed away.
She's the one who got me educated till the tenth grade.
Then how did you manage?
-I? -Yes.
Then I would clean taxis.
Then I worked at a garage. Then…then I left everything.
Now I have a room and friends. Life goes on.
Shall I leave, sir?
-You'll leave? -Yes.
Listen, Raja. You have a room and friends.
But consider this your own home. Keep visiting, son.
Fine. Okay.
Okay, sir.
For the last time, once more thank you.
Look, Munna, don't try to be smart, okay? You didn't put money down.
-He's right, you didn't! -Hey, I was the first to!
I won't play! You worthless fellows…
Hey, you've come?
-You've come? -Where were you?
Well, I went to that gentleman's house for dinner.
-Don't you know? -Where were you?
-Play, it's your turn. Play. -Here, have some liquor.
You can have the liquor, dear. Come on.
I had coffee. Coffee, you know!
He does public business!
There's no ration in his shop whenever you come!
There's no ration, so how could I give you anything?
-Hey, boy, close the shop, leave! -What are you doing?
-Go and do your work! -What happened?
This shopkeeper didn't give ration to anyone today.
We pleaded so much, nobody listened!
There's no ration so how could I give anything? Tell me!
Why would he give ration?
-He does black marketing! -Yes.
-Black marketing? -Yes.
-Idiot!
Hey, Raja, why are you coming here?
Do you do black marketing?
Look, Raja, don't be smart. Don't try to bully me!
Come on, tell me. Do you?
I do. So what will you do to me?
It's my shop. I'll do whatever I like!
Hey, you do black marketing! Come to the gentleman!
Look, Raja, let my collar go. I warn you!
Your name and photo will get printed in the gentleman's newspaper! Come!
Hey, Raja, where are you taking me?
Come on!
-Come on! -Listen to me…
I'll beat you so much…
…that you'll wander begging on the streets.
-Raja, listen to me at least… -I'll slap you!
Come on, let go! Troubling me needlessly!
Sir, I'll tell you. Look at him, you said that day…
He's the one, he does black marketing!
-Hey, let go of my collar! -Shut up!
Do you do it or not? Say it in front of him!
And what are you doing? What are you doing, I'm asking you?
The gentleman prints the names of people who do…
…black marketing, dear! Come on, say your name!
-Leave my collar first! -Tell me! Say your name!
-Leave him, leave him. -Sir?
Leave him. I'll write his name. Go inside.
-Sir, but you said… -Inside. Inside, go inside.
I'll write his name.
-But, sir, what Raja said is right! -Yes, he's right!
Look, whatever complaints you have…
…against him or against someone else…
…give it to me in writing and sign it at the bottom.
I'll get it printed in the newspaper. It's my promise.
-This is what you wanted, right? -Yes.
So then you all may leave now.
-Go. -Goodbye.
Sir, you had told me. Do you remember what you had told me?
I remember. I remember everything. Sit.
So, sir, print his name at the top in bold letters.
What bold letters?
She… Do you know her? Her name? Geeta.
But, sir, don't leave him!
Be seated.
-Sir… -I have to tell you something. First, sit.
-Sir, you don't know him. -Sit down there!
You've created a scene.
You made a ruckus!
Excuse me.
You were shouting so much outside…
…but you yourself do illegal business?
Don't you sell cinema tickets in the black market?
Four for two, six for four, ten for six. Right or not?
-Yes. But, sir, you… -So shall I write about you?
Shall I write that two black-marketeers had a quarrel?
They had a quarrel and a fight ensued.
Shall I write that?
True. You're right, sir.
I do that. It's true.
If this is true, then before pointing fingers at others…
…quit the illegal business.
Will you quit?
Okay, sir.
Here are 20 tickets of a new movie.
I won't do black marketing ever again.
I swear on my mother!
Very good.
Look, Raja, you tore the tickets of the movie.
We have four tickets of that same movie.
But we didn't buy those in black.
Let's do one thing, today, instead of Mr. Kishorilal…
…you come along with us for the movie.
Me, a movie?
Why? You left the illegal business.
Does it mean you won't watch movies either?
Yes, why not? I'll go, sir.
Yes, tell me, do you want the balcony tickets? Balcony tickets?
I don't have any other tickets.
Hey, Raja!
Hey, it's a very good day today. Take out the tickets!
Shut up!
Posing in front of the girl. Yes, 20, tell me?
'Father, don't refuse me like this, for God's sake!'
'I'm helpless and weak. Where will I go in this stormy night?'
'I beg you, father!'
'Don't you dare touch my feet!'
'I don't want to look at your face!'
'Get away from here, unlucky girl!'
'Father, at least consider…'
'…that I'm the daughter-in-law of this family.'
'What daughter-in-law? Whose daughter-in-law?'
'What kind of daughter-in-law?'
'I don't want to listen to anything!'
'God, you're watching the atrocity being committed…'
'…against a helpless woman, and you are silent?'
Sir, I'll leave. I'll get the last train for Churchgate.
It's very late at night. How can you go alone?
So what? It's just a short distance away.
No. Listen, Raja, escort this girl to the station.
-Okay? -Yes, sir.
-Go carefully. -Okay.
Come, let's go.
Okay, tell me, you quit selling tickets in black.
-What will you do now? -What will I do? Nothing.
But something has to be done to earn money.
I don't lack money, dear!
Whomever I go to in Dogarbhatti and ask for money…
…will give me money in an instant!
Why?
Do the people in Dogarbhatti think that you're a rogue?
Shouldn't they think so?
I don't think you're a rogue. You seem very respectable.
You called me respectable?
Go and ask in Dogarbhatti. I've broken so many people's legs!
I beat up the best, you know.
Maybe you have had a couple of fights.
All boys have that.
But that doesn't mean that you're bad.
Tell me something else.
I gamble.
So what? We also gamble during Diwali.
But that doesn't prove that you aren't respectable.
Okay, come on, I drink liquor.
Come on, you must be drinking beer.
Now you're talking strangely. Isn't beer liquor?
Oh, come on, you're absolutely…
Ask the gentleman. He too will tell you the same thing.
He also thinks you're very respectable.
Otherwise why would he send you with me?
What are you saying? He too?
Okay, tell me, if you see a girl on the street, do you whistle?
Whistle?
-Whistle… -Don't lie.
I never lie.
Yes, that's true, I never whistle.
Exactly, you don't lie, you don't whistle.
So then, what are you if not respectable?
Hey, tell me one thing.
Were you joking or do you really think I'm respectable?
I really think so. If you ask me tomorrow, I'll say the same thing.
I'll ask if you meet me tomorrow.
Not tomorrow. I'll meet you the day after.
Our office will remain closed tomorrow.
It's Holi.
Yes, it's 'Holi' tomorrow.
So it's 'Holi'.
You don't celebrate 'Holi'?
I do celebrate it. I'll go to my friends' place tomorrow.
'Holi' is celebrated in such a grand way in Dogarbhatti!
A great bash was held the last year too! Excellent!
There's the train, I'll be off. Bye.
'Holi' is celebrated very well in Dogarbhatti!
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
Play with colours, someone is with us.
The body is drenched.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
The gait is intoxicated. The face is smeared blue and red.
How are you doing, crazy fellow?
The jovial are lost in merriment. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
The one who'll bring colours to my life…
I've found her on the day of 'Holi'.
The one who'll bring colours to my life…
…I've found her on the day of 'Holi'.
What do I tell you, friends? I've invited her.
Either don't invite me or tell me.
Don't hide the emotions of the heart.
Why hide them from the world?
Is this a girl or Goddess 'Kali' (Hindu deity)?
Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It was this day, in this season…
…when we expressed our feelings.
It was this day, in this season…
…when we expressed our feelings.
Where are those days lost, when we also had our 'Holi'?
If you're with me, every night is like 'Diwali'…
…and every day is like 'Holi' for me."
If you're with me, every night is like 'Diwali'…
…and every day is like 'Holi' for me.
If you're with me, every night is like 'Diwali'…
…and every day is 'Holi' for me.
What is this all about? Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
Whom do I have in the world?
Whoever is here is a stranger.
Whom do I have in the world?
Whoever is here is a stranger.
But someone felt dear. Who is this who has come in my life?
What is this compulsion? Why is the heart helpless?
Only you are keeping away from everyone.
It brought the heart very close. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi', dear. It's 'Holi'.
It's 'Holi'. It's 'Holi'. Look, it's 'Holi' today.
Look at the newspaper!
It's useful to us! Really useful to us!
If I tell the man who writes all this everything about Vardhan…
…then what all that man would write!
I'm telling you this is the man! I'll tell him!
I don't read newspapers, Vitthal!
I don't know.
Tell me something.
You tell him…
…and he prints it.
What will I get?
Keshav, it's okay if you don't get anything.
But at least Mr. Vardhan will find out.
That's enough for me.
Do one thing.
Find out about the man who prints this paper!
I want to meet him.
Mr. Vinod, the businesses about which you wrote…
…I've spent my entire life doing them.
What I can tell you, no other person can tell you that.
Vitthalrao…
…what can you tell me about Vardhan?
I can tell you that in all of Mumbai, S.K Vardhan is the owner…
…of most liquor dens and gambling dens.
You told me. I heard you.
But I can't write anything without any evidence, Vitthalrao.
I can't give you the evidence for everything…
…but I can for certain matters.
Keshav, give him the paper.
See this!
Vitthalrao, before touching the paper, I'll ask you a few things.
Firstly, if this paper is really evidence against Vardhan…
…how did you get hold of it?
Sir, I was an equal partner in all of Vardhan's businesses…
…right from Andheri to Mahim.
Once the police raided our gambling den. I was there.
When I was released from the prison…
…I found out that Vardhan had removed me from all the businesses.
He seized all my goods.
Mr. Vinod, I thought…
Vardhan, you're very famous.
Let me make you infamous!
So you got the answer to your first question.
Now ask the next question.
Secondly, Mr. Vitthalrao…
…what price will you take from me for these papers?
You'll have to promise me that you'll print this.
Vitthalrao, don't forget to buy my newspaper tomorrow.
You people are worrying unnecessarily.
Let them write. What will happen?
Nothing.
Tolaram. It's an old saying.
I didn't create it.
Dogs bark.
And the elephant passes by freely.
But, Mr. Vardhan, things written in this newspaper…
It's written. It's written. But its stale news.
Yes.
The properties which are mentioned here…
…many of those are no longer in my name.
The gambling dens…
…have been shifted a long time ago due to shortage of space.
Go and handle the business.
Don't worry. Everything will be fine.
Mr. Vardhan, if you say nothing will happen, then we believe you.
But we should do something to stop that man.
Yes, I know. I know.
Our destinies are at loggerheads.
Someday, I will have to meet him.
Tolaram, the world is really bad.
Yes.
Every man has a price.
Pay the price. And the man is yours.
Money is not everything.
My father is a rich man in Delhi.
Yet, I work here.
If your father is rich, then why did you come here?
Because my parents are always busy attending their friends' parties.
Friends, whose daughters can't think of anything…
…else besides fashion, clothes and film actresses.
If I had stayed there, my life would have been ruined.
Look, Geeta, may I tell you something?
These things are worthless. Ask me.
If you are rich, everybody salutes you.
Otherwise nobody respects you. No money. No respect. Got it?
-Is that so? -Yes.
So my boss whom you address as 'Sir'…
…and Mrs. Sudha whom you address as 'Aunt'…
…are not rich.
Yet you respect them.
You've got it all wrong again. Look, they are different.
When I go to their house, they meet me so lovingly.
If I don't go for two days, they ask me where I was.
Sir says such good things for my well-being.
Did I give up gambling and drinking just like that?
That's a different case altogether.
What about your friends?
My friends can even lay down their lives for me.
I don't know about Munna. But Somu and Suresh…
How long will I have to wait for a packet of blade?
Wait.
-Don't touch this. Okay? -How can you talk to me like that?
-You? -Don't touch me. I warn you.
-You! -Let go. Let me go.
-You commit robbery? -Your father is a thief.
-What happened? -He was going to steal the camera.
-On top of that, he is bullying. -You're trying to act smart!
You try to steal!
You fool.
-I'll beat you to a pulp. -I didn't…
-That's good… -Okay.
What happened?
What are you doing?
That's enough. Let's leave.
You've come?
Where were you for so many days?
Sir, I am here.
Look, he's saying a wrong thing.
He's always wrong.
Raja, do you know what's going on here?
The shop at the corner was robbed.
There is chaos all around. What were you saying?
Look, he has bought this. He says it's for you.
What's this?
This is a transistor.
Where did you get this from?
A friend gave it to me.
You're lying.
Raja, you are lying.
Raja, you're lying!
Nobody talks about what they did. Now I will tell you.
Don't talk rubbish. Don't talk rubbish.
No need to say anything.
Sudha, no matter how much you try to reform the scum of the society…
…he will never change.
This man…this man…
Get out.
Get out!
Get out.
And listen.
Don't ever come here again.
Get out.
What's this?
Where did you go?
Brother, will you have some drink? Its fresh stock.
Drunkard, whom are you offering it to?
He doesn't touch a filthy thing like liquor.
He drinks coffee. Coffee.
Scum of the society don't drink coffee.
They drink dirty water.
Okay. Fine.
Mr. Vinod Kumar.
Yes.
May I come in?
Come in.
Let me give my name at the door.
My name is S.K. Vardhan.
Now may I come in?
Come in. Come in.
Thanks.
May I sit?
Thanks.
I won't take much of your time.
I know you are a busy man.
That's why I came to meet you.
You must have understood why I've come.
Listen, Mr. Vardhan.
Let me explain something to you.
What I wrote about you wasn't because of some personal enmity.
And nor was it written without any evidence.
Oh, no, sir. You're mistaken.
I've not come with any complaint.
I've come to offer you my friendship.
Mr. Vardhan, I'm not worthy of your friendship.
Don't say that, sir. You are a capable man.
But the world is really bad, Mr. Vinod Kumar.
It didn't appreciate you.
When I see your newspaper, it really hurts me.
You write so well, you write so well…
…and that too on such an ordinary paper.
You have created such a strong newspaper.
But I see that your office…
A new building of mine is being constructed on Govardhan road.
There are a few office blocks. If you want…
Listen. Listen, Mr. Vardhan.
I understood what you're trying to say.
Now listen to me.
I was doing some work before you came here.
I have to complete that work.
So you may leave.
I must say, you're a smart man.
Let's talk clearly.
Should I pay you in cash?
It's in my car outside.
Think and tell me. How much?
Tell me.
I slapped you because I thought a lot, Mr. Vardhan.
But I couldn't think of a better answer…
…for such a derogatory question.
You may leave.
Mr. Vinod Kumar, when I came here…
…I told you my name.
S.K. Vardhan.
You heard it.
Still you…
That's the door. There.
-Fine. -You may leave.
Fine.
Somebody slaps me?
Me?
Mr. Vardhan, tell us what to do.
Should we barge into his house and cut him into pieces?
Should we abduct him tonight?
Should we throw him in the Mahim creek with stones tied to his neck?
Just tell me how to kill him.
No.
He shouldn't die.
Once he is dead…
…we can't hurt him.
He should live…
…till the day he falls at my feet and pleads…
…and I will say, "Rascal, write."
"Write what I say."
And he will write that.
Someday this should happen, Tolaram.
Someday this is what will happen.
When are you leaving, Kishori?
-I'll leave in a few days. -I see.
-Vinod. -Yes.
-I told you earlier too. -What?
This house and the warehouse are under dispute.
Yes.
So if a notice arrives in my absence…
…then I'll give you the address of my lawyer.
-Send it to him. -Okay.
And I have hired such a useless lawyer.
God knows whether he goes to the court or not. Okay.
She too has come.
Now, both teacher and disciple worry about the world.
And I'll go think about my business.
I'll meet you before leaving.
Come, Geeta.
The column you wrote yesterday was very interesting.
Thank you.
What's the matter, Geeta?
You seem worried.
Sir, I met Raja.
Ever since he left this house, he's been really sad.
He should rob a few more shops.
He'll be happy.
Sir, I don't say that what he did was right.
I'm just saying that he was changing gradually.
Sir, don't forsake him after showing him the right path.
He respects you a lot. He…
Geeta is right.
He had given up gambling and drinking.
Even I know that.
Mrs. Sudha, since that day he has started drinking again.
He is drinking.
Did you hear that?
He's doing the right thing.
And what else will he do?
He'll do these things all his life.
He respects me.
Didn't we love him?
We considered him as our own and not a stranger.
But what's the use?
Let him drink, die and go to hell.
Where is he?
Sir, you?
Come, sir.
Sit, sir.
What I…said to you, you felt bad.
What will I feel bad about?
Have I heard abuses for the first time?
I've been abused many a times.
Forget me, my parents too…
Sir, I was five years old.
My father took me to the market.
I was passing by a shop.
I touched the clothes kept in the shop.
The shopkeeper abused me and said…
Hey, don't touch it.
My father used to make the same cloth, sir.
And he couldn't touch that same cloth.
But I am not my father, sir.
I am not my father, sir!
If the shopkeeper says not to touch it…
…then I will rob the shop.
He told my friend not to touch it.
We will touch it. Try to stop us.
Sir, I will show you that building.
My mother used to wash vessels in every house in that building.
Savitri.
A maid.
Washing all those vessels, she got sores on her hands.
But no employer told her to rest.
She would bandage her hands and wash vessels.
In a month, she had gangrene of the hands.
And they say, don't touch.
She died.
She died, sir.
And only I was left.
A scum of the society.
You were right, sir.
If not scum of the society, then what else am I?
No.
No. No.
You're not the scum of the society, Raja.
You're the son of two decent and hard working people.
They endured sorrow all their lives.
But they never begged in front of anybody.
They never asked for alms.
They didn't sell their conscience.
No, Raja.
You're not the scum of the society and I won't let you be one.
This is my promise, Raja.
You'll become such a person that had your parents been alive…
…they would be proud of you.
Don't think you're alone.
I'm with you.
Come, quickly.
-Raja, where are you nowadays? -How are you, buddy?
Where have you been?
I'm right here.
What about you? Where are you guys going?
-To the theater. Come along. -Munna has bought 50 tickets.
Oh, come on!
Don't drag me into this business.
I have reformed. Okay?
He says he has reformed! Where does that leave us now?
Rascal has changed!
He has got a new father!
-What did you say? -I said get back on track.
You visit that house often.
This so-called father of a few days won't come to your aid. You scoundrel!
-Raja! Raja! Raja! -Raja! Raja!
Raja!
Raja, what are you doing? Raja, stop.
Raja…
-Let me go. -Let go. Let him go.
-Let go of each other! -Let go!
Munna, let him go.
What is this, man…
Let me go! Let me go!
Enough, guys! What are you doing?!
Raja, stop…
-Raja! Raja, are you mad? -Munna, listen to me!
Geeta, let me go.
If anybody says anything about sir…
-then that rascal will be-- -If sir sees you fighting
on the street like a brute
then what will he think? Do you have any idea?
Please, Raja. For heaven's sake, forget all this.
Well, let bygones be bygones.
Raja, I understand that you weren't at fault in this.
But let me tell you something.
You have changed, but your surroundings remain the same.
This environment will hold you back.
And I've come up with a solution for this.
Come, sit.
I have a friend. His name is Professor Srivastav.
He teaches at such a place where you can go.
You can study and work as well.
And my advice is that you should go there.
Study. Do some work.
Come back once you've accomplished something in life,
so that these loafers who mock you now
will be stunned into silence,
reflecting on who you were and what you've become.
But the work is a bit difficult. Will you be able to do it?
Sir, I'll do whatever you ask.
Just wait and watch.
You'll change so much that even I won't be able to recognize you.
I will go, sir. I will go.
Sir made the right decision for you,
and you agreed as well.
-You did the right thing. -How can I disobey sir?
Sir and Aunt mentioned that they have a friend in Bangalore
who will be coming to meet them in two to three months.
If you want, you can also come.
He is their friend. He has called them.
Why should I go?
Well, yes, that's right.
Still, if you feel restless in Mumbai,
you can take leave and come over.
Bangalore is such a nice place!
If I take leave, I'll go to Delhi.
My parents live there.
Why would I go to Bangalore?
Right. You will go to Delhi.
If you ever write me a letter, I'll be sure to reply.
Look, Raja.
I spend the whole day writing at the office.
After that, I don't feel like writing anything else.
Why don't you ever get to the point?
Why do you avoid getting to the point?
"Bangalore is such a nice place.
If you ever write me a letter, I'll definitely reply."
Can't you tell a girl that you love her?
Say it now. Come on.
I told you.
What? I didn't hear anything.
I said I love you.
I'm really indebted to you.
Do you love me?
No.
I just like to roam around with you.
I do love you.
I think I'm going to miss you a lot.
I'll miss also you a lot.
Look, I'm leaving.
And before leaving, lovers…
What?
Don't you watch English movies? Come on.
This is not an English movie.
You miss me and I will miss you.
I'll come back one day.
Don't you ever forget it.
You miss me and I will miss you.
You'll get lonely.
God forbid…
You'll get lonely.
God forbid…
The smile which is on your lips now…
…that smile might get lost.
The smile which is on your lips now…
…that smile might get lost.
Meet people and entertain yourself.
But you'll come back one day.
Don't you ever forget it.
You miss me and I will miss you.
If you meet a beautiful girl…
…perhaps, she too will need your friendship.
If she comes near you and smiles, then you too smile.
But I'll come back one day.
Don't you ever forget it.
You miss me and I will miss you.
If she comes near you and smiles, then you too smile.
Look after yourself.
If there is any problem or trouble, then write to me.
Don't hesitate.
As such what do we have?
Am I right, Sudha?
But we are here.
Do you know what it means? We are there for you.
Do you have a pen?
I will buy a pen.
No need to buy it.
Earlier, when guys would leave their home…
…elders would give them a sword.
But nowadays it's a pen.
Take this.
What's this? What's this?
Sir, your blessings.
My blessings are always with you for every good deed.
And it will always be with you.
Raja is gone and everything feels so forlorn.
-Fire! -As if our kin…
No! No, Vinod. Stop! Stop, Vinod.
No.
Mr. Vardhan, I saw it just today.
The place where his press used to be, now there is just ashes.
That too won't remain there, Tolaram.
Okay.
Mohanlal.
The men who set the place on fire…
…did you give them the reward on my behalf?
On the same day, Mr. Vardhan.
If you permit me, I've also got a pawn.
Pawn?
-Yes. Amritlal! -Yes.
-Call him. -Okay.
Yes.
What's the matter? Who is he?
Ramniklal Trivedi.
Come, come.
Hello.
Sir, he is the owner…
…of the house and the warehouse where Vinod Kumar lives.
The court proceeding was going on.
The decision has been declared.
He has received the court orders.
He can seize the warehouse and the home right now.
Yes. I have the court orders.
Ramniklal…
…what is the maximum price you want for your property?
Are you tired?
No.
I had gone there… That…
If there's some flatbread and lentils, then give it to me.
Yes. Today, there's only lentils and flatbread.
No. No. Sudha.
Don't do that.
If you cry, then I'll lose courage.
So what if we have nothing?
But we have each other.
No.
I'll get your meal.
Bring it.
By the way, lentils have proteins. Yes.
Sit. Sit.
And you shouldn't cry after preparing such delicious lentils.
Here. Open your mouth.
Open your mouth. Here.
Who is it?
-Are you Kishorilal? -No. He has gone out.
We have come from the court. I am a bailiff.
This is the order to vacate the house.
To vacate the house. Read it. Read it.
To vacate the house!
When do we have to vacate it?
What do you mean when? Right now.
This is a legal document. They have come from the court.
They will carry your belongings outside.
It's a court-order. Read it.
He's an educated man.
It's a legal document. The court has stamped on it.
Where will I go right now?
You want me to take my belongings and stay on the street?
What do I care? You can go anywhere.
Bailiff, start the proceedings.
-Come on. Carry the luggage. -Stop! Stop. No.
What's going on?
Nothing can be done?
Come here.
Let it happen.
Now let this also happen.
Hurry up! Nothing should be left behind.
Cupboard and the rest. Bring everything.
Take it carefully.
-Be careful. -Come on!
Come on. Hurry up.
Sudha…
…I'm thinking of talking to Goyal.
-Tolaram. -Yes.
First, lock the house and the warehouse.
Okay.
-And come home with the keys. -Okay.
Driver, let's go.
Sudha, now I'll go and do something.
I went to Goyal's house. Nobody was home.
It was locked. I wrote a note and left it there.
Sudha! Sudha!
The same pain again. The same pain again.
No. It's not so bad. I am fine.
It can worsen. It can worsen.
What do we do?
Sudha, I think Srivastav's wife and children are here.
He was saying something. Let's go to his house.
It's not so far from here. We will reach there.
You just be strong. That's it.
But all these things are lying outside.
Let it lie on the street.
I'm not worried about it. I'm worried for you.
What will happen if your pain worsens?
There is nobody here. Be strong, Sudha.
Come with me. Come.
This rain too…
By now we would have reached there.
It will stop.
It took long because of the rains.
But what can we do now?
Our belongings would have got drenched.
Somebody has said it right. Trouble doesn't come alone.
Look, in just four days what all things…
Sudha?
Sudha!
Hey, mister!
Please stop the car! Stop the car!
Mister, please stop the car! Stop the car! Stop the…
Vinod!
Sudha? Sudha! Be strong for some more time.
No. I'll do something. I'll do something, Sudha.
I'll do something.
Sudha? Sudha.
Hey, mister! Hey!
Hey, mister!
Stop the car! Stop the car!
I have to take her to the hospital.
Sir! Sir, stop the car. Stop the car.
Take us to the hospital.
Take us to the hospital!
Hey, mister.
Vinod!
Yes.
-Vinod. -Yes, Sudha.
Be strong for sometime. I will do something.
I will do something, Sudha.
Mister!
Stop the car! Stop the car!
Stop for a second!
Poor woman is in a bad state. Take her to the hospital.
Anybody?
Somebody help her!
Open the door! Is there a doctor upstairs?
-Vinod… -Her condition is critical.
Somebody save her. Listen!
Vinod…
Anybody?
Vinod…
Somebody help!
Look, the poor woman is dying.
She will die. Save her.
Stop the car. Mister, stop the car.
Stop the car.
Listen, my wife is in critical condition.
I have to take her to the hospital.
Otherwise she will die.
Your children will live long.
Please help us. Take her to the hospital.
Your children will live long.
Stop the car! Stop the car!
Take my wife to the hospital.
Brother! Brother!
Oh God!
Vinod…
Yes, Sudha.
Coming. Coming.
Sudha!
Oh God!
Vinod…
If you're with me, every night is Diwali.
Every day is Holi for me.
Sudha…
If you're with me…
Must be his wife.
Why are you crowding here?
Give him some money. The poor guy is in a bad condition.
Mr. Vinod.
Mr. Vinod?
Come on, Mr. Vinod. Come with me. Come.
Vitthalrao lives here?
Who do you want to meet?
Mr. Vinod. Vinod Kumar.
I'm his friend.
Who gave you the address of this place?
I had gone to the cremation ground. I've just returned to town.
Tell Vinod that his friend Kishorilal has come.
-Okay. Wait here. -Okay.
Sir, some Kishorilal has come. He says he's his friend.
-Call him in. -Okay.
I found out at two in the night.
I was searching for you since then.
Earlier that press. Then the house.
It's all Vardhan's doing.
Vinod…
Don't cry.
Don't cry, Kishorilal.
No need to cry.
It's good.
It's good that she died.
What did she have to live?
No house to live.
Nothing to eat.
No medicine for treatment.
It's good that she died.
She was freed of all the problems.
She didn't die easily.
She died in pain.
On the footpath.
She was destined to die like this.
She had to die like this.
Her crime was such.
Do you know what her crime was?
Her crime was that she was the wife of such a man…
…who didn't accept bribe.
Stop it, Vinod. Stop it.
He did write.
But about shutting down beer bars and gambling dens.
She had to receive some punishment for my mistake.
Now that mistake won't be repeated, Vitthalrao.
People will drink in the city.
But I will give them liquor and not Vardhan.
I will.
People will gamble. Without restrictions.
But those gambling dens will belong to me, not to Vardhan.
Everything will be the same.
But they won't do all this, I will.
And I will do it.
It's so shameful! It's so shameful!
Shame on you all!
I pity you all.
One man.
One man burns down our beer bars. He robs our gambling den.
And you've come to me to complain about him?
What do I say to you all?
Vitthalrao, do you want to start business in Dadar?
Dadar? Vardhan's men are in Dadar.
I know he has a big gambling den there.
But it won't remain there for long.
Tomorrow, I will go there…
…and that gambling den will shut down forever.
What do you say?
Vinod, if that happens, then it's great.
Who are you listening to, Vitthal?
We're earning handsomely.
What's the need to get in this mess?
Vardhan is earning. Let him earn.
Look, Keshav. I won't let Vardhan earn.
You've escaped till date that's why you're talking so much, Vinod.
Don't underestimate Vardhan. He is a renowned man.
Vitthal, he has lots of contacts.
The day he does something, you won't even be seen.
Keshav, if you're so afraid of Vardhan…
…then you don't need to work with me.
Who wants to work with you?
You are mad.
Keshav, you've forgotten what you were.
The gold watch you are wearing…
…it's because of Vinod's grace.
If you want to leave, then leave. Leave. Get lost.
Damodhar, let's go.
These are tough times, Tolaram.
Just see.
All his life, he was very loyal to Vitthalrao.
And that Vitthalrao threw him out…
…because of Vinod Kumar.
You did the right thing by coming to us.
I'll teach a lesson to Vinod Kumar.
Yes. We have to teach him a lesson.
Vardhan, first we have to find out…
…why he's coming to our gambling den.
-Amrit. -Yes.
Vinod Kumar is coming to our gambling den to gamble.
He should lose all the money that he brings.
Don't worry, Mr. Vardhan. It will be done.
Let me see…
…how he closes down our den.
Here is 10,000 rupees. On number three.
Five.
Bad luck.
Sir, when you bet on three, it showed five.
When you bet on five, it showed seven.
It seems your fate is two steps ahead of you.
One lakh rupees.
On nine.
-Everything is over, sir. -It doesn't matter.
This gambling den is not going to close down.
Come again.
Sir.
It is the rule of our den.
Someone who loses everything…
…he is given the taxi fare to go home.
If you want, you can collect the taxi fare from the counter.
Hear the laughter.
Because henceforth no one will laugh under this roof.
Yes, Mr. Vardhan, in a short while, he lost 1,50,000 rupees.
Yes.
I will call later.
What's the matter, Inspector?
This is the warrant. I want to search this place.
Yes, you can.
-Sudhakar. -Yes, sir.
Go there. And both of you go there.
Quickly, hurry up.
What's the matter, Inspector?
You had come twice earlier too.
This is not a gambling den. It is a social club.
Members play indoor games.
-What's this? -This is our money.
It's not gambling money.
This is our own money. I can give you an account for it.
Our information was right.
Mr. Amritlal.
These are not real notes. They are counterfeits.
These are counterfeit notes?
You're saying as if you don't know anything.
-Sudhakar. -Yes, sir.
Lock all the doors and seal this place.
What nonsense are you talking about, Tolaram?
Counterfeit notes have been found there.
One lakh fifty thousand rupees.
One lakh fifty thousand rupees!
Hello.
Has your gambling den closed down, Vardhan?
So you planted 1,50,000 rupees counterfeit…
No.
I had taken the counterfeit notes along.
Your men won it.
Irrespective of the fact that I knew this would happen.
That's because, Vardhan, you're one those people…
…who don't even do illegal business honestly.
How many dens are remaining?
Instead of counting the dens, count your days, Vinod Kumar.
I've been counting the days, Vardhan.
Because I'm waiting for the day we will meet again.
And that day…
Vardhan, that day will be the last day of your life.
That was Vinod Kumar on the phone?
Yes.
Mr. Vardhan, we should do something quickly.
Vinod Kumar is getting stronger by the day.
Keshav, no matter how strong a man gets…
He has one weakness and
he is hurt so badly there, that…
Vinod Kumar must also have a weakness.
With dreams in my eyes.
I am walking on your path.
With dreams in my eyes.
I am walking on your path.
Life, here I come.
There are many old memories.
There are many sagas.
There are a hundred tales.
There are so many stories.
There are many old memories.
There are many sagas.
There are a hundred tales.
There are so many stories.
But there is a story that I have to narrate.
Life, here I come.
The warmth of my hands will melt the shackles.
My footsteps will change fates.
The warmth of my hands will melt the shackles.
My footsteps will change fates
With a ray of hope
I bring everything for you
With a ray of hope
I bring everything for you
Life, here I come
Raja?
Hey, Raja!
-Long time, man! -Hey, Kamal!
Let me go. Let go.
Simply amazing, buddy!
You have truly become a king.
Oh, please! Look at yourself, what a great physique.
-My, my! -That was bound to happen!
I drive a taxi all day. I eat chicken twice a day.
What else do you need in life?
Where were you headed?
To sir's house. This is where he lives.
Him? He left long ago.
-He left? -Yes.
-Where did he go? -I don't know, buddy.
Fine. I'll have to find out.
So tell me about Munna and Suresh.
Suresh became a mechanic. He went to Kuwait.
-Really? -Yes.
But Munna's a lost cause.
That rascal's a slave to alcohol. He's in jail now.
Let me know when he's released. After all, he's my friend.
I'll make him understand. That's all one can do!
Come, I'll take you around Mumbai. Come on.
No, man, I have to meet someone. It is for my job.
Oh, my!
Please sit, my friend. Why are you standing?
Congrats.
Srivastav sir has praised you a lot.
Fine, join from tomorrow.
Thank you, sir.
Look, my friend. Let me be clear about one thing.
If you want to say "Thank you, sir," and whatnot…
then you can look for a job elsewhere.
Because there are no superiors here.
Here, we work together.
One day, this will happen everywhere.
There won't be any master or servant.
Anyway, until then I'm the editor.
Come, I'll introduce you to the joint editor.
Dinesh, what is this that you've written?
Every line says, "Long live revolution! Long live revolution!"
This is ridiculous!
I'll only be relieved when your revolution finally arrives.
And in this, you…
Geeta!
Raja!
Do you know each other?
When did you arrive?
And what brings you here?
Well, I-- What are you doing here?
Let me explain what both of you are doing here.
She's the joint editor here, and you already know her name.
And he's-- You know his name as well.
Starting tomorrow, he will be working here as a reporter.
You will be a press reporter?
Did you become one?
You're surprised at how much I've changed.
And I'm surprised that you haven't changed a bit.
Dinesh, I don't know when yours will come,
but my revolution has already arrived.
You both seem to be very good friends.
Look, I'll give you the details later.
Please give us some time off now. Okay?
-Come on! -Sure. Go on.
But make sure you come back!
At least you finally accepted it.
I was shocked when I first saw you.
We can talk about other things later.
First, tell me, how are sir and Aunt doing?
Geeta, what's the matter?
You seem so…
Raja.
Mrs. Sudha is no more.
She passed away.
What?
What are you saying?
And sir?
He must be fine.
I do meet him sometimes.
Sometimes?
You forgot him just because you started working somewhere else?
No, Geeta…
…he must have become lonely after Aunt's death.
Everything I have is because of him.
But for you…
Whenever I think about sir, I feel…
…such people must have been called God earlier.
Come on, where does he live? Let's go meet him.
He…
He might not be at home now.
Fine, we'll meet in the evening.
Do one thing, give me the address.
I have some work. I'll finish the work and come there directly.
I'll just pay the bill.
He had to return someday.
Why are you so worried about him?
Aren't you worried at all?
Raja still considers you as God.
Good.
That's good.
All the ideals I had were shattered one by one.
A fake one, but at least he has someone to worship.
These days, not many have it, Geeta.
Just think, what will happen to him if he finds out…
What is this if?
He'll surely find out one day.
And what can happen at the most?
Look, Geeta, these conditions…
…fates, humans, life.
Everything changes with time.
If Raja's view changes about me, what difference will it make?
No.
Sir.
Bless you.
Did you see how much he has changed?
Geeta, I had refused you. Did you tell sir?
Sir, I wanted to tell you about it myself.
Sir, I've become a press reporter.
And you'd given me this, hadn't you?
Now with this I'll write what you had taught me.
Are you listening, Geeta?
This is what I was saying?
Sir?
You were saying something.
What were you saying, sir?
You know what I was saying.
You played football, didn't you?
After the half-time…
…the teams would change halves.
The goals of both the teams would change too.
-That's what I was saying. -Yes, sir.
The goals change and so do the houses.
I directly went to your old house. When did you leave that house, sir?
That…
Take a seat.
Geeta, did you tell sir how we met?
Sir, a surprising incident happened today.
Sir, Raja was saying something.
What were you saying?
Nothing, sir.
I know why you are so silent and lost.
I thought I won't remind you of aunt.
But you…
You haven't forgotten her, sir.
I can see that.
Look, Raja…
…we've met after such a long time.
Why should we talk about sorrows?
Talk about something else.
Where are they?
Did you meet your friends? How are they?
How can they be, sir?
I was fortunate that I found you.
But there wasn't anyone to show them the right path.
Sir, my friend Munna.
He's into illegal liquor business.
He's in jail.
When he returns, I'll meet him and explain to him.
And if he still doesn't listen, I'll bring him to you.
But I won't let him do all these things.
What do you think, Raja?
I like doing all this?
But what else can I do?
I don't have any other work.
They feed you in the jail.
You need food outside the jail as well.
If it is only about food…
…then it's my responsibility to get you a job within a month.
But then don't do all this.
Please.
What are you doing?
Pull yourself together.
I'm here with you. Idiot.
Okay. I'll do what you say.
Now you have come to your senses.
But how did you land up in this trouble?
I didn't.
He is one of my friends Nagesh.
He asked to pick up the liquor vehicle…
…from Goregaon glass factory and take it to Mahim.
You will get money every day.
Just a minute.
Vehicle filled with liquor from the glass factory? What is this?
There is a very big glass factory in Goregaon.
It has closed down now. It is locked from outside.
And inside, there is illegal brewery.
I never saw so much liquor ever before.
Bandra, Mahim, Khar get the supply from this place.
Who is the boss? Who is the boss there?
I don't know who the boss is.
Will you tell me as much as you know?
Are you a policeman that I won't tell you?
-Okay, tell me. -Ask what you want to.
Goregaon…
Nagesh told me to go to the glass factory.
Raja, you? Why did you come here?
-Is sir there? -Yes.
-I want to meet sir. -Yes, come. Come on in.
Brother Vinod, this boy has changed so drastically.
I am so happy.
What brings you here, Raja?
Sir, I went to your house. Your men told me…
…that you have gone to Kishorilal's house.
-They gave me the address. -Fine, take a seat.
Sir, I've come to show you something.
Did you read this newspaper?
I've stopped reading newspapers, Raja. What's written in it?
Sir, my write-up has been published for the first time.
So, I thought I would…
Give me, let me see.
Sir, I'll turn the pages.
I got secret information.
There's a big illegal liquor business going on…
…in the Goregaon glass factory.
I found out everything about it.
Look, sir, here. Take this.
Look. Look.
Yes, speaking.
Brother Kishori, the police have raided our Goregaon glass factory.
Nagesh has been caught.
I'll talk to you later.
Brother Vinod, just as our Raja has written.
The police must have raided that place by now.
Really?
It's possible. It is absolutely possible.
The police must have found out about it, isn't it, sir?
Brother Vinod, shall we go?
We'll have to do some work as well.
Comrade, you have done a wonderful thing.
You've really made your mark.
It's the wonder of this pen.
This photograph?
Why is it here?
You know him?
I'm a journalist, friend.
I know every such person of this city.
What do you mean?
He is a very big racketeer.
All the illegal liquor business, gambling dens belong to him.
Whose photograph do you think this is?
I know him. His name is Vinod Kumar.
-Yes and you say… -Yes.
I was saying that he is a goon.
And such people should be hanged.
Dinesh, I'll kill you if you say anything else!
Do you know who you are talking about?
I say leave my collar.
-You dare talk about sir like that. -Leave me.
-About sir. -Leave my collar.
-About sir. About sir. -Raja, leave him.
-Is this man insane? -What are you doing?
Geeta, he says about sir that… I'll kill him.
Raja!
He says sir owns illegal liquor business and gambling dens.
He's right. He's right.
He does just that.
Geeta…
…you are saying that?
Yes, I said that.
He owns liquor bars. Gambling dens.
That's his business. Now you know.
No.
That's not possible.
That's impossible.
Raja.
If you don't accept the truth, it won't change.
I'm sad to say this, Raja. But…
Sir. Sir.
-Sir! -Raja.
Damodhar, until Nagesh is in jail…
…keep sending money to his house.
Sir…
Sir.
They say that you…
They lie about you, don't they?
Sir, I know. I know my sir won't do such a thing.
Sir, tell me once.
I'll believe you, sir.
Sir.
Tell me once, sir.
For aunt's sake.
Sir, tell me once.
For aunt's sake.
You've told me to tell the truth for her sake…
…so I can't lie.
Everything you heard is the truth.
No, sir.
No.
No, sir. No.
No.
Why did you do it, sir?
Why did you do it?
Sir…
…when I would sell tickets worth five rupees…
…I would profit two rupees.
When you sold your honesty, how much did you get, sir?
And what will you do with this money?
Whom will you give it to?
Aunt is no more.
And I'm not with you anymore. I'm not with you anymore, sir.
If this is what you wanted to become…
…then you should have let me stay there.
You made a very big mistake by educating me and giving me a pen.
Shall I tell you one thing?
I'll find out every sin and crime that you did.
And until the police doesn't take you to the court…
…and the court doesn't jail you I will write and publish.
Write.
Surely write. You can write it.
Yes.
You can write. You can write what you want.
That's because till now…
…no one has thrown you out of the job.
You can write.
Because till now your paper hasn't been shut down.
It hasn't been burned down.
That's why you can write.
But you should also write…
…what a poor man goes through…
…when his belongings are thrown on the street.
Do write that.
What does he feel?
As if he has been disrobed in front of everyone.
And do write, when an unfortunate woman…
What would you address her as?
Aunt, isn't it?
Aunt.
For the sake of your aunt.
Come with me.
Come.
Come on.
Exactly at that place.
Exactly there.
I wanted to hold her.
I wanted to hold her, but no.
Death was slowing devouring her.
It was swallowing her.
I saw a vehicle was approaching just like that.
I wanted to stop it and it could have stopped.
It could have stopped. I screamed.
Hey, mister!
Stop the car, mister! I have to go to the hospital.
Stop the car.
Anybody?
Look, what's happening.
My wife is dying!
She will die!
Bless your children.
Someone help me!
Sudha?
Sudha, I am coming.
I'm coming.
I'm coming, Sudha. I'm coming.
I kept screaming.
I kept yelling. I called out but all the windows were closed.
All the doors were closed.
Then I moved towards her.
She died.
Now, Raja, write whatever you want.
You and your society…
…can do whatever you can do to me.
Go.
Sir.
May I come in, sir?
Come.
I didn't know many things, sir.
You faced a lot of sorrows.
But whatever you did after that wasn't right.
It isn't right.
Leave it, sir.
Otherwise I have only one option.
And you have shown me this option.
That I fight against crimes and sins in whichever way I can.
Whether as a father or the teacher.
You're everything for me, sir.
And I will find out about your crimes.
Write against you.
Publish it.
It is very difficult for me.
I had come to take your blessings.
My blessings are with you.
And they will always be with you.
Tell me.
Will you introduce me to all the people you met…
…in all the businesses that you did all these years?
I will.
One of them is Nagesh.
One from the Goregaon glass factory.
He's in jail these days. You'll have to meet him there.
I know many such people in illegal businesses.
But what work do you have with these people?
I want to meet those who work in the illegal breweries.
Those who do menial jobs in gambling dens.
The markers of gambling dens, bookies, agents.
Munna, I want to meet each of your acquaintance…
…who is in these businesses. Can you take me to them?
Yes. And my acquaintances can take you to other such people.
-Come on, Munna. -Come on.
The testimony which Nagesh has given…
…will not only shock Vitthalrao and Vinod Kumar…
…but it will send shock waves through the entire underworld.
This will be the headlines for tomorrow's newspaper.
Give this to Geeta when she arrives.
-This can't be published, Dinesh. -What are you saying, Geeta?
He has written such a hard-hitting article.
Look, this man Nagesh has said such shocking things.
And you? You say that this can't be published.
No.
It can't be published because sir's name is mentioned in it.
No.
It can't be published because…
…if all the people mentioned in this article…
…lodge a case against us…
…then we won't have any evidence to prove the truth.
But there is evidence. I have found out.
All the accounts of their illegal businesses…
…and papers of their anonymous property…
…are in Kishorilal's flat.
Yes, they might be. But we don't have them.
And until we don't have all the evidence we can't publish it.
Dinesh, who is the editor here?
Who is the owner of this paper? Geeta or you?
There is no owner here, Comrade.
We will do everything with mutual consent.
Raja, publishing this without evidence can cause a lot of problems.
You can understand, Raja. You are educated.
Everything I could do with my education, I did that, Geeta.
Now you listen to me.
You want evidence, don't you?
Then I swear I will bring all the evidence.
Wait here tonight, Geeta.
Yes, Damodhar.
Brother Vinod, I have seen a place in Jogeshwari.
It is a very big compound. Absolutely private.
Just a minute.
Vitthalrao, Damodhar says that place is better than the glass factory.
Shall we go there at 3 o'clock and have a look at it?
Yes, of course. Of course.
-Kishorilal. -Yes.
Maybe we have to make a deal. You will have to come along.
As you say, Brother Vinod. I will come along.
Damodhar, come back.
All of us will go together at 3 o'clock.
Okay, brother Vinod.
What did he say? Will he come?
Yes, everyone will come at 3 o'clock.
-Did you hear? -Yes.
I heard it.
Then your job is almost complete, Keshav.
I'll complete my work today.
After that, Mr. Vardhan, you just watch.
Look, Keshav.
After them, there's no one who can handle such a huge business.
The business of the entire area will be under your control.
Don't worry.
We are there with you.
You benefit.
-We will benefit too. -Fine.
And give him as well.
He's going to complete the job today.
Damodhar, will you bring them?
Leave that to me, Keshav.
At 3 o'clock, the car will enter the gate.
So this is it.
-Take a look, brother Vitthal. -Yes.
Come on, brother Vinod, let's take a look.
Brother Vinod, this is fine.
Milk all around and liquor in the middle. Isn't it?
Let us take a look.
This place looks beneficial, isn't it, brother Vinod?
It seems so.
We'll set up such a big brewery…
…and produce such a large quantity that…
No, Vitthalrao.
I don't want anything from this place or anywhere else.
Everything I have belongs to you.
I want to leave all this.
Vitthalrao, I hope you won't mind.
Brother Vinod, I'll feel bad if you leave me.
But I don't know why I'm happy that you're leaving this business.
You did this because of some reason…
…but these things weren't meant for you to do.
I'm leaving you, Vitthalrao, but the way you've helped me…
…I will never forget that.
Brother Vinod!
Brother Vinod…
Kishorilal?
Kishori?
-Brother Vinod… -Kishori.
Brother Vinod…
You will be left alone.
Take…
Take care.
Take care, brother Vinod.
Hello. This is Vinod speaking.
Where can I find Damodhar right now?
I know everything.
He goes there often. Yes.
I'll find out about them and come to the house in Juhu.
Sir…
Take a seat. She is coming.
Where is Damodhar?
Who Damodhar?
Yes, yes. In No.80. Take a seat.
What are you doing?
Brother Vinod, forgive me. Brother Vinod.
Forgive me. Brother Vinod, forgive me.
Brother Vinod.
Mr. Vardhan, I've talked to all the clubs and illegal brewery owners.
All of Vitthalrao's men are on our side now.
Yes.
But he survived.
How long can he survive?
Look, take charge of the entire business.
And the accounts too.
Kishorilal had the accounts.
I don't know anything about it.
Keshav, before the police reach Kishorilal's house…
Yes.
Send your men…
…and take the important papers in your possession.
Yes.
Tolaram, go along with him.
He will take care of it.
Fine.
Amrit, Ravi.
Take some men from outside.
And go to Kishorilal's house right now.
Go!
Hurry up!
Catch him!
He has all the documents.
He shouldn't escape!
Ravi, go that side. I'll go this side.
What's the news, Mohan?
There's a lot of trouble, brother Vinod.
The police are looking for you. And Keshav and Vardhan…
Where can I find them?
I was with their men.
They were saying that they have gone to Kishorilal's house.
There was some problem there.
A boy was running away with the documents.
They caught him, but they couldn't find the papers.
They were saying something like that.
But I couldn't understand anything.
Fine.
How long can they escape?
Meet me here at 6 o'clock tomorrow.
Fine.
Mohan, who was the boy they caught at Kishorilal's house…
That must be Raja.
Yes, he had said he'll get evidence against me.
But, brother Vinod, by now they must have…
They can't do anything to him. No.
There is only one ray of hope left in this darkness, that boy.
Nothing can happen to him while I'm alive, Mohan.
Remember you had come to my house one day?
Today I have come to your house, Tolaram.
Tell me quickly where have they taken Raja?
Otherwise I'll break your neck.
Vardhan printing press.
Keshav.
Who is he?
He knows him.
His name is Raja.
-Raja. -Raja.
He works for a newspaper.
Press?
Press.
Look, son…
…we don't have any enmity with you.
I'm saying it for your benefit.
Tell me where those documents are.
Otherwise they are all goons. They will kill you.
Then ask them to kill me.
Rascal!
Tell us.
Look, I'll make you talk.
You can't do anything.
Thrash me as much as you can.
I am from Dogarbhatti.
Tell us where are the documents?
Tell us!
Keep thrashing him until he doesn't talk!
Tell us where are the documents!
Throw him in the gutter.
Take him away.
Vardhan.
You can't suppress the truth today.
Mr. Vinod Kumar.
You've made a very big mistake.
You have come but you won't go back alive.
Even if I die this battle won't end, Vardhan.
A battle in which there are people like you on one side.
Those who want to suppress the truth…
…on the basis of their power and wealth.
And on the other side, these crazy warriors with the pen.
They want to uncover your sins and crimes.
You can't win this battle, Vardhan.
The pen that you snatched from me…
Vardhan, this boy has picked it up.
If you kill one soldier, then another will rise.
Then I'll kill all of them together.
I warned you, Vardhan.
The day we cross paths will be the last day of your life.
That day has come, Vardhan!
No!
Sir! Sir!
-Raja… -Sir!
Sir!
-Don't cry. -Sir…
Even after I die, I will live on forever.
I will live on through you, Raja.
-Yes. -Sir…
Sir! Sir!
Sir.
Sir!
Sir…
Hello?
Yes, speaking.
Just a minute.
Tell me.
Yes, of course, we'll publish it. orever.