I have to pee.
Wait for two minutes.
Of all the places, you chose to pee next to me.
Focus on yourself.
Or else you'll lose your member.
Are you the local don?
Stay in your limits! Understand?
Early morning havoc! What for?
Santya, put some sense into your friend here.
You could've spared him since he was my friend.
I didn't thrash him because he is your friend...
Enough.
Munnabhaiyya.
Just leave. Right away.
You know why?
I don't want people to say
I beat up people only if they're in my neighbourhood.
Don't ask him to leave. He beat me up real hard.
You work for an MLA, you are not one.
A phone call from boss and your MLA will throw you out like a dog.
-Munnabhai! -Hey!
Gaja, don't wiggle so much.
He is still alive.
Munna, you aren't my enemy.
You need to give respect.
Now get lost. Get lost.
See you soon.
See you in your neighbourhood.
Move it.
Wait.
Suraj!
Where are you off to early morning?
Let's play marbles.
I won't.
Santya, I must've warned you umpteen times.
Don't teach my lad these rubbish games.
I invited him to play marbles.
Is that rubbish?
-You think it's not rubbish! -Then?
You play marbles, fly kites.
Chew 'gutka' and nothing all day.
That's a lot of work.
Well, it suits you guys.
I want my boy to study.
I didn't ask him not to.
We also teach someone. Right, lad?
Don't try to be smart.
Or else, I'll slap you.
Come on, you do dishes, wash clothes.
But you've got quite an attitude.
So what?
Doing dishes, washing clothes is not work?
I don't go begging.
You think only you have an attitude!
A woman can't show her attitude!
Forget it.
You think you're an officer?
I'm not, so what?
My son will be an officer.
You just play marbles and enjoy.
Let's go. Don't hang out with these kids.
I'm leaving too.
I'm starving.
Two cups of tea.
How much left?
-What? -Exactly my question.
I visited Mr Jadhav.
He didn't pay for the decoration on King Shivaji's birth anniversary.
Bababhai asked me to recover it.
Don't you find someone else other than Bababhai?
Jadhav is the smart one.
We won't charge you for the decoration.
Just make the labour payment.
You bozo!
It's our king's birth anniversary and we don't accept charity.
Especially from you guys.
Don't come here again.
Get lost.
We can't refuse, it's the birth anniversary of King Shivaji.
-I'll have to come. -Rafique!
You have nothing to do with
our king's birth anniversary.
-Tea. -Not needed.
We didn't learn about King Shivaji from any tom, dick and harry.
We learned it from our forefathers.
They knew the truth.
So we know King Shivaji was our king too, not just yours...
Damn you!
-Get lost! -Go away.
I won't bring you a proposal from other castes.
Marriage proposals for Ravi?
We've got many proposals.
No one wants to marry him because of your behaviour.
So why waste time? Forget it.
I have a suggestion.
If you like the girl,
show it to Ravikant.
Pay me the registration charges and I'll get more details.
How much do you want?
Thousand will do.
What does she do for living?
She is a graduate.
What do you do these days?
You should read a book or two.
My education is complete.
A tenth grade drop-out can't make that claim.
I follow some principles.
I had already decided
that I won't sit in the same grade twice.
I failed the tenth grade and I was done.
Education is never completed.
But mine is completed.
It's been seven years.
Saints and great people never stopped learning.
Saint Tukaram, Saint Dynaeshwar, Mahatma Phule, Babasaheb.
Just a minute.
Are you from that caste?
No, ma'am. I'm from your caste.
No harm done if I mention these great leaders.
They belong to everyone.
Everyone?
Everyone enjoys the fruits
Of their labour.
For example, Ravi.
He's a government employee, right?
What does his job has to do with this?
So I can't even mention them in this household?
Not even their names.
Santosh always attends the birth anniversary ceremonies of Babasaheb.
Our son is seen with people
he should best avoid.
Santya. Pallavi.
-You got all the notes? -Yes.
Mine are incomplete.
I still have to finish it. Let's sit after the class.
Wait, hold on!
"You made an entry My heart rings like a bell"
Pallavi, how long will you play hard to get?
Let's watch a movie.
Safeena can teach you later on, can't she?
Pallavi! I'm talking to you.
Pallavi!
You think I'm a joker?
Did I harm you Did I pass any nasty comment?
I don't want to waste my time.
I want to see how long you'll play hard to get.
That one? Now just watch.
Will you let others live?
Santosh, it's my last warning.
Don't trouble my students.
Students at your place, teacher…
This ground is no one's private property.
We can do anything we want.
Anything?
Teasing girls, passing nasty comments?
To stop her?
I just stopped her.
I haven't done anything else.
I'll go to the police.
You're waiting for my permission?
Go on.
Two cups of tea.
I work for the MLA and he threatens me with cops.
Santya, you owe me a lot of money.
You don't want it back?
It's been long since you made 'biryani' for us.
-What are you saying? -Come on.
Let's have a 'biryani' party.
Fork out some cash then.
Why cash?
We'll bring two kilo mutton from his father's shop.
For free?
My old will slice you open like he butchers a goat.
So your mutton shop is useless to us.
We're going to the MLA, right?
The birth anniversary contribution?
The Ambedkar centre building is deserted.
I don't think that project will be completed.
If you offer help,
we can start a night school.
It will benefit our neighbourhood and others too.
Call Kukareja.
Kukareja is on the line.
Yes, Mr Kukareja?
Well, you are right.
The person who owns the land...
I'm holding his documents right now.
Hold on a second...
It's a small piece of land and the community needs it.
Why create trouble?
Please look into it.
You help one person the other gets upset.
You were saying something.
About the school.
I'm ready to teach.
You're ready to work, sir but...
Where are the students?
You chose a wrong profession.
Sir.
For me... it's not a profession.
It's a business, right?
Look at this.
For you, it's a piece of paper.
Right?
For me, it's money.
Forget about it.
What do you want me to do?
The students are ready.
I'm ready to teach.
All I need is a place.
We can't complete... that project now.
We're building a monument on that place for Ambedkar.
Mr Gondane, build monuments for people
whom people might forget.
People who are irreplaceable don't need monuments.
All communities and castes build
monuments for their leaders.
Let them do it.
Who can forget Babasaheb?
His work and his writings.
I consider that to be his monument.
Your thoughts... they are noble.
People don't vote for these noble thoughts.
That's where the buck stops!
Babasaheb lost the election twice.
Exactly.
Let's keep that project on the back burner.
I'll see what I can do about that night school.
Fine.
As you wish.
Is there anyone outside?
How should be our leader?
Like Vijay Gondane!
Greetings to you, sir.
Don't support them.
They are a useless bunch!
-They wreak havoc all over the place. -Teacher.
If you create a scene here,
you'll pay heavily for it.
Santya.
Are you idiots?
Don't you have any manners?
Sathe, see the teacher...
See him off...
Have a seat.
They do whatever they want
and I have to intervene.
Kukareja has grabbed a woman's land
and I'm trying to remove him and meanwhile our boys trouble that teacher.
He always crosses our path.
We are in politics.
We have to be respectful.
That teacher just lectured me.
He wants me to build a school instead of the Ambedkar monument.
People will whack me with shoes if I tell people.
Some people came to my shop the other day
and said we should celebrate the anniversary together.
No, why celebrate it together?
We give money to everyone. Why should we do it together?
Don't let anyone talk you into anything.
Collect the contributions, celebrations should be separate.
-Sathe. -Yes, sir.
Thirty-thousand rupees.
Don't give it to me.
It's his leader's anniversary. Give it to him.
The boys are keen on having a 'biryani' party.
So you quit drinking?
-Not really... -Yes?
Give them a couple of thousand.
Send some 'biryani' here as well.
Right away.
-Santya. -Hmm?
The 'biryani' is very delicious.
Our party often starts after everyone sleeps.
Or else the entire neighbourhood would throng here to eat.
You're right.
Chhotya.
You won't ever eat delicious 'biryani' like this in this town.
Subhya. There's only one man...
who makes this delicious 'biryani'
in the entire city.
Hey!
If she doesn't come around gently,
then I have other ways.
You okay with a girl from our caste?
She is not from your caste!
How do you know that?
I wonder how could you miss that.
I just don't know.
She didn't seem like that.
That's what sets apart the people who respect Babasaheb.
You can't tell their caste.
Don't you play those games with me.
She is an educated girl.
She won't wear her caste on her sleeve.
But I only want to marry her.
Educated girls don't take orders from anyone.
I'll tell her if I run into her tomorrow.
Don't get too much education.
"What should I tell you?"
"What's wrong with me?"
"What should I tell you?"
"What's wrong with me?"
"What should I tell you?"
"What's wrong with me?"
"Even I don't understand."
"Words crowd in my mind."
"But no words came to my lips."
"What should I tell you? I don't understand."
"Lurking and casting glances at you"
"Lurking and casting glances at you."
"But my heart and my eyes are not in sync."
"Even if my heart understands."
"But it's all unclear to me."
"What should I tell you? I don't understand."
"What blooms between you and me?"
"Why does my heart become restless?"
"How many times?"
"Should I make my heart understand?"
"How many times?"
"Should I make my heart understand?"
"Why can't I rein in my feelings?"
"What should I tell you? I don't understand."
"I don't understand."
"What should I tell you?"
"What's wrong with me?"
Manisha, get me some tea.
How about liquor?
Fine by me.
Did you like the girl?
How does it even matter?
No one's getting married as long as you're around.
We have realised that now.
Why should you be punished for his actions?
You've got a good job. Live separate, get married.
People do find out about family.
I don't live in heaven.
This house stinks of booze.
Don't you have any shame?
Thanks to you, people don't talk to us.
They don't visit our house.
Pay the contribution before you go.
-What for? -The birth anniversary.
I don't have money for anyone's birth anniversary.
I'm not interested in celebrating his birth anniversary.
I have to do it for my friends.
Then get new friends.
Listen, you don't get new friends.
Stick with the old ones.
Those who have friends can understand this.
You should also understand that when you demand contributions
you should also contribute to it.
I'll earn and I'll give it away.
But I'm not selfish.
How can I ask others if my own family doesn't pay it?
Santya, don't create a scene.
Who is creating a scene here?
Asking for contributions is making a scene!
Hey!
Go away, you selfish man!
Teacher!
Give me contributions for the birth anniversary.
I don't give contributions for anyone's birth anniversary.
Even if people don't give any money,
the MLA will do it.
He's already given us money.
We can arrange the ceremony based on his contribution alone.
You know...
contributions prove your loyalty
and love for these leaders.
So the MLA gave you money
and it proves he respects Babasaheb.
Of course, he does.
That's why he's building a monument.
We're the soldiers of King Shivaji.
We won't let you build a night school there.
Think before you speak.
You'll be doing a great favour on King Shivaji.
I just have one question.
The person who is against this school
claims to be the soldier of King Shivaji! How?
Santya, any problem?
Let's go.
People are ready to preach me all the time.
They read a couple of books
and think they know everything.
Santya, what are you doing?
Don't drink liquor at my shop.
Keep quiet or I'll thrash you.
Move it!
Is this teacher from our community?
What about Pallavi?
Let it down!
Who asked you to get up there?
Santya.
Stick that to Santya's house.
He won't let us.
What's the issue?
He is just tying a festoon.
Nothing else.
How will you survive now?
Why is she crying?
I see a lot of people there.
How could she leave us?
How could she die?
What would happen to you now?
Rekha is no more.
She had gone to work at that bungalow.
She was electrocuted.
You lost your Mom, dear.
They'll release the body after the post-mortem.
You lost her.
How will he survive now?
Suraj is alone.
Rekha toiled hard for him.
Santya.
Come out.
Will it harm you to come here?
Come here.
I know the doctor where they performed
the post mortem on Rekha.
He told me...
The owner raped and murdered her.
Santya!
Where are you going?
No one at Rekha's home knows this.
Vandana says we should wait till the last rites.
We're protest marching to the collector's office tomorrow morning.
I've got a call from Kukareja.
He says he'll pay a million
for her son's education.
Listen, boys.
People are angry and high strung.
But we have to keep it cool.
What's done is done, she was ill-fated and let's just move on.
Kukareja is ready to shell out a million.
Her son is very lucky.
No one gives even a hundred for poor tribal people.
A million is a lot of money.
I don't understand that, sir.
I know you won't give us a wrong advice.
You should be sensible.
Focus on work.
The birth anniversary should be a great event.
Right, Rahul?
See you, sir.
Santya.
Meet Rekha's husband.
Tell him if he keeps quiet, he'll get a million.
Protest marches don't give you anything.
Bye, sir.
Let's go.
-What's wrong? -I don't agree.
-About what? -What...
I just heard in there.
He is an MLA.
He understands far more than us.
Like hell!
The person who rapes and murders...
There shouldn't be any fights between two communities
who takes that responsibility?
Rekha?
Don't utter a word even if you are raped.
It upsets the balance of society.
Who needs to keep quiet when she is murdered?
We.
Right?
Kukareja murdered and raped her
and now he'll get away with it.
Rahulya, no one's asking us to keep quiet.
We'll do something when the time comes.
Right now, we must do what the MLA says.
He didn't say anything wrong.
You might not think it's wrong.
But I think it is.
Because I don't live off anyone...
-Come to the point... -Hold on, guys.
Says who?
You enjoyed that 'biryani'...
he paid for it.
Here.
I spat it out.
Give it back to your boss.
-Rahulya. -Santya.
Rahulya.
How dare he call her a tribal woman?
She was our sister.
My sister...
and yours too.
Rekha's sudden death
has shocked all of us.
It's not time to mourn.
Babasaheb says...
It's sin to commit injustice, but a greater sin to tolerate it.
If you tolerate injustice, others will have to.
This vicious cycle goes on and on.
Then we get used to it.
We shouldn't get used to it.
We have to resist after the first strike.
That rascal got bail.
It was expected.
He is very rich.
Just as we pressured them to lodge a complaint,
we'll have to pressure them till the verdict.
We work in silos and that emboldens them
to wrong us.
We'll meet here tomorrow morning.
Teacher.
Let's not... go for the protest march.
Let it go?
Are you drunk?
She was your wife.
She was, but she is no more now.
It's just me and my son.
Let me think about him.
We can't bring her back,
so let's not get into it.
Your son isn't your responsibility alone.
All of us are with you.
Rekha didn't die a natural death.
She was killed for no reason.
We've filed a complaint with the police.
So let's wait for it.
But the protest march...
"It's a hot matter, a bit sentimental."
"Why do you try to blow me away?"
"I've got no network. You're a 4G."
"Your pout makes me out every day!"
"Your DP makes me intoxicated."
"I roam around like a Romeo!"
"I am famous in every lane."
"My heart created this mess."
"Will you keep it hanging."
"And carry me in your key chain?"
"Don't be just my friend. Be my lover!"
"Your style is so stormy!"
"My heart is rattled."
"I see your selfie every morning."
"You hang my entire system."
"Come within the range. Give me a chance."
"Understand my sentiment."
"Your DP makes me intoxicated."
"I roam around like a Romeo!"
"I am famous in every lane."
"My heart created this mess."
"Will you keep it hanging."
"And carry me in your key chain?"
"Don't be just my friend..."
What's going on here?
University exams are in progress.
Should they study or listen to your songs?
You should've given them a day off.
It's a birth anniversary.
Don't you know?
I see.
We should give a day off on Babasaheb's birth anniversary?
We were just playing songs.
We did nothing wrong.
A woman was murdered here a couple of days ago.
She had an eight-year-old son
whom she'd walk to school every day.
She is no more now.
Did he eat?
Is he crying?
Do you think about these things?
Do you really care?
You drink and wreak havoc.
You don't know what you are doing.
Are we the only one who revel in these things?
What about other communities? Don't they rave?
Should we follow their footsteps and behave shamelessly?
This nation has been blessed with a gem like Babasaheb.
Please don't insult him.
You say Jai Bhim whenever you want to!
Then it's job done for you.
You should realise what you do...
Think about this.
Well said, teacher. Well done.
You just gave an awesome speech.
We should touch his feet.
Something was missing from this celebration.
You filled that gap.
Now leave.
Should I drop you home?
Listen, teacher.
Don't ruin our celebration.
The MLA will be here any minute.
You should...
Hey... you didn't tell me...
that your students are here too.
So, Ms Pallavi.
Don't trouble them, Santya.
I'll have you arrested.
Teacher... Please.
I request.
I want to speak to her.
Personal.
Santya.
Let him speak.
See? You stop me for no reason.
Pallavi.
I want to... tell you something.
-I like you. -Santya!
Sir, let him speak today.
Boys, take a look!
She is... your sister-in-law.
I am going to marry no one but her!
What do you do for living?
Your education?
What's your identity?
You want the soldier of King Shivaji to prove his identity?
Hail Shivaji! Hail Bhavani.
This is my identity.
What do you know about King Shivaji?
You'll never find the greatest devotee of the king other than me.
King Shivaji is...
He was the menace to Muslims.
He slaughtered Aurangzeb.
He sliced Shaista Khan's fingers...
and made mincemeat of him.
Aurangzeb...
That's it?
King Shivaji was a menace...
But not for any one community.
He was menace to the evil and fanatics.
If King Shivaji was against Muslims,
he wouldn't have appointed Daulat Khan as an admiral.
Madari Mehtar was the king's trusted bodyguard.
Qazi Haider was his lawyer who was a Muslim.
Siddhi Hilal and Shama Khan were his generals
who won many battles for him.
You call yourself the King's devotee, right?
Do you know why King Shivaji is known as the people's king?
Do you know his policies for farmers?
Do you know how he treated women?
Do you know why people were ready to die for him?
Do you know Mother Jijau
who raised this great man and how great she was?
No, right?
If you don't know this then what do you know about him?
Santya, this isn't an interview!
Why don't you tell me?
Hey!
These are the soldiers of Babasaheb.
You're celebrating the birth anniversary of Babasaheb.
Do you know anything about him?
He wrote the laws for this country.
Constitution.
Do you know how to spell constitution?
You don't even deserve to say Jai Bhim.
We don't need useless people
like you to propagate King Shivaji's works
and Babasaheb's thoughts...
Hey!
I listened to you,
-but don't lecture me. -Put your hand down.
Or else I'll slap you in front of everyone!
I am not afraid of you.
I'm not afraid of slaves.
The other day you suppressed the protest we were holding
to help Ms Rekha get justice.
You lured her husband with money and bought his silence.
For whom did you do it?
For whom did you become a pimp?
For those who killed Ms Rekha?
You should be ashamed of yourself!
Only slaves kill
their own people to make their masters happy.
We don't respect slaves.
Abduct her tomorrow and do whatever you want.
-Surya! -Santya.
'She has an eight-year-old son'
'whom she'd walk to the school.'
'She is no more now.'
'Did he eat?'
'Is he crying?'
'Do you think about these things?'
'Do you really care?'
'She was sister to all of us.'
'For whom did you become a pimp?'
'For those who killed Ms Rekha?'
'You should be ashamed of yourself.'
'Only slaves kill'
'their own people to make their masters happy.'
Santya.
Where are you going?
To kill the dog.
Hello.
Santya, throw the rod.
We are not armed.
Santya!
Hold him!
Come out!
Come out! You dog!
Take that!
-Pick him up! -Move it!
Patil, you were on night duty, right?
I have to take him to court.
Night and day are the same for me.
This is quite straightforward.
Had Santya listened to me, he wouldn't have been arrested.
Had he been arrested, I would've bailed him out.
There shouldn't be any protest march.
I asked him to prevent it.
That's what he did.
Why did he go to the Kukareja bungalow at midnight?
Why?
It's good that he called in time or else...
Tell him, he has to manage on his own.
Henceforth...
he shouldn't show me his face again.
It's a great burden for you.
Because I didn't collect this through contribution.
Should I ask our neighbour?
Why will they help us?
They'll be glad if he rots in jail.
-Ravikant. -Yes, teacher?
Manisha, get tea for the teacher.
Buying something new?
The scion of our family.
The government arrested him,
and now we have to save him.
Not going to work today?
No, I have to go.
Santya got arrested, but the government didn't give me a day off.
You should come with us.
-Where? -Santya needs bail.
You're still pampering him.
We're sick of him now.
No one comes to our place or lets in their house because of him.
We get punished for his bad deeds.
Still you want to keep him close to you?
Who else will help him if not for us?
People might say
that his family didn't pay for his bail.
So you're getting him bail because of what people will say.
Pay for his bail, get him out.
He'll start troubling people again
and they will taunt you again.
People have been saying things for years now.
I took so many insults because of him.
But you love those insults.
That's why you're making so much efforts.
What do I do then?
Don't pay for his bail.
Let him rot in there for a few days.
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The MLA refused to help.
We went to your house.
Your mother refused for your bail.
The teacher went to your place before we did.
We tried our best.
But no one gives us that much money.
Last night when you took off with that rod,
it was Surya who called the MLA.
Which penal code have you slapped on him?
You understand penal codes?
If he doesn't get bail, he'll go to jail.
So that was Santya's story.
We have an opportunity here.
Why not make an effort?
If he gives a response,
it will change his life.
Your motto is noble.
I'll be glad if you fulfil it.
Tell me, what I should do?
Keep him alone.
Don't let him meet his friends.
Give him a newspaper to read every day.
I'll pay for it.
That's not an expense.
We do get newspapers.
But... do you think his life will change if he reads newspapers?
Newspapers won't change his life dramatically.
But he'll develop a habit of reading.
Newspapers are full of different news.
He'll develop a habit.
Then we give him something to read
which will change his life.
Do you think he ever read a newspaper?
We have to start from somewhere, Satish.
You shouldn't perform this ritual now.
We already have peace in our house.
I'm assured
I won't see an ugly scene before I go to work.
Go and meet him.
Why do you tell me?
You should meet him then.
If I meet him, people will start saying
that I spoiled him rotten.
Mr Kukareja.
You will have to arrange cash at the earliest.
I only got 100,000 though promised two million.
Rekha's husband comes to me twice a day.
I'll give it to you. I'm not running away.
I'm not saying, you are running away.
We stopped that protest march for you.
You just stopped that protest march, but the case is still on.
I'm paying him more than he deserves.
If the case is withdrawn, he'll get the money.
He can't wait till the case is dismissed.
Did I ask you?
Shambhu met Ms Vandana.
They'll instigate him if they find out he hasn't been paid.
Why do you interfere?
Sathe is right, Kukareja.
The husband is very greedy.
If you don't pay him, he'll be very angry.
Fine, I'll pay him.
I'll pay him
but you should handle the police.
You control them.
Only the money can control the police.
You are right.
Only money works.
Did you think
100,000 will be enough for life?
It was a bait to waste time.
He destroyed the evidence since he was out.
That weakened our case.
You are back to square one.
What did you get?
What would I achieve if there was a protest march?
The community would've come together due to this march.
It could've started an agitation.
The accused wouldn't have got bail
and he would've been punished.
But...
I still wouldn't get anything.
Anyway, how long would our agitation have lasted?
After all, we are from different castes.
The teacher is OBC,
you are SC.
And I'm a tribesman.
How long would we fight together?
We are together, right?
But you don't have money.
Even if you have money, you won't be treated fairly.
Because you consider yourself insignificant in society.
We are the followers of Babasaheb.
We fight for justice.
The caste of the victim doesn't matter to us.
A notorious goon was killed near MIDC.
Excuse me.
Were you busy with a family wedding?
Huh? What?
I didn't get a newspaper for the four days.
Really? Should I say sorry?
What a nuisance!
When Babasaheb authored the constitution,
he could've focused only on his caste.
But he wrote Article 340
and helped the OBC community get their rights.
Then he thought about his own caste.
When Babasaheb was Labour Minister during the British Rule,
he authored the law for workers' rights
and their safety.
Educated young men should get employment
and that's why he founded the employment exchange.
In order to safeguard the rights of the workers,
he licensed them to form unions.
Chhatrapati Shivaji was the protector of his subjects
and he dreamed of self-rule and good governance.
Babasaheb worked hard to
make that dream come true
through the constitution of India.
Someone's here to see you.
Who is it?
Someone named Ashok Mali.
He refused to meet you.
Give him this book.
All right.
Don't tell him it was from me.
You will suffer if you live here.
Make a quick decision and come stay with me.
Ravi, please look after yourself.
Ask them to build the shade at the earliest.
It will start raining soon.
-We'll finish in two days... -Mr Bhagat.
I will...
I came here to thank you.
Yes?
Why?
You gave me a book of King Shivaji.
For that.
Did you like the book?
It's an awesome book.
I didn't know anything about King Shivaji.
I had all the wrong information
in bits and pieces.
What about now?
I can't make a mistake now.
So I came here to thank him.
You should rather thank
the man who sent you this book?
Mr Mali sent you this book.
He had brought it with him, but you didn't meet him.
Read it again if you liked this book.
Sure.
Let's go.
Sir.
Give me some work.
Sitting idle makes me bored.
We don't give work to under trial accused.
Give it to us in writing.
-Fine. -Bhagat.
Take his written application.
-All right. -I'll see what I can do.
Mr Mali is here to see you.
Mr Mali, why are you leaving?
I know you're angry with me because I didn't let you get bail.
You're upset with me.
But I saw some signs
and I had to come.
You're reading about King Shivaji.
You're learning about the truth.
Very nice.
I want you to continue your journey
so I brought you a book.
It's tough for you to read this book.
But you need it.
All great people who toil hard for this society don't belong to any community.
Whether he's King Shivaji from Maratha community
or Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar
from Mahar community.
They belong to the entire humanity.
Their work makes them great.
Only truth flows through their life work.
It starts right with Saint Tukaram
then to King Shivaji.
It also reaches Mahatma Phule.
Then it goes to
Babasaheb.
All these great men had only one goal.
Their paths were different.
Whether you want to read it
or not, it's up to you.
If you read it,
you'll definitely benefit.
Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar
"I never understood the objectives of birth anniversaries."
"I couldn't understand the meaning of Jai Bhim."
"I couldn't become your true follower."
"I just became a blind follower, only for my selfish reasons."
"When I tested myself."
"I felt ashamed of my behaviour."
"When I tested myself."
"I felt ashamed of my behaviour."
"I don't deserve at all."
"To venerate you."
"Educate, Unite, Agitate"
"This is the path of your progress."
"You told the new generation."
"And thus they will make progress."
"This penance will bring shine to life."
"When I tested myself."
"I felt ashamed of my behaviour."
"I don't deserve at all."
"To venerate you."
Let bygones be bygones.
A new world awaits you.
Think about what you can do with your future.
Mr Mali is trying to get you bail.
"You gave the constitution to India."
"To fulfil King Shivaji's dream."
"I failed to recognise your struggles, your fight."
"I failed to understand the true thought."
"Still shackled by the old customs and traditions."
"When I tested myself."
"I felt ashamed of my behaviour."
"I don't deserve at all."
"To venerate you."
Did he say anything about work?
No, he didn't.
-Did he tell you? -No.
Forget about it.
It feels so bore since we celebrated Dasra.
No celebrations, no parties.
Our neighbourhood
has turned into a graveyard.
The same faces, the same people.
-There is no fun. -Santya.
-It's all right.
But you were...
The jail got sick of me.
I've got bail yesterday.
Subhya, how is it going?
No fun without you.
Really?
You didn't come to see me even once.
-Tell him. -We tried many times,
but no one let us meet you.
What's this?
Did you win a prize in jail?
Chhotya, you nailed it.
I still didn't realise it.
Yes, I won a prize.
That's Babasaheb.
With you.
I'll tell you everything.
First, I must meet the teacher.
See you soon.
I was never angry with you.
I always felt bad for you.
Can there be people
who are not useful to the world?
But I was convinced about one thing.
As a person catches on bad habits,
he can also catch on good habits.
Teacher...
Whatever I did with you...
You can't change that.
Now think about
what you can change.
The day one realizes the purpose of life...
That's the day one is truly born!
Don't come here.
We don't care where you live or what you do.
Don't trouble us.
I'll live here.
What will you do for living?
Jail teaches a tough lesson to great people.
-We can see that. -Right.
They beat you a lot
till you're as soft as a mouse.
Mister!
Your tea might get cold.
Mind your business.
I'll have it hot or cold.
Do your job.
First, no one dared to taunt you.
Now they laugh to you.
They make fun of you, lecture you.
I can't bear it.
Then close your eyes.
Listen...
Focus on your studies since you got an admission.
-Come! -Santya, this is too much.
So many people go to jail.
It hardly affects them.
But I got affected.
I won't take a day to open my own shop.
But I still want to work for that man.
I want to work there.
I've had enough of this false pride.
I want to face the truth.
I want to test if I can tolerate people's taunts.
Can I control my anger?
So you'll never get angry.
How's that possible?
I might get angry.
But I have to find a better way to express it.
I vented my anger in a wrong way.
I rotted in jail for six months.
Henceforth, I can't let that happen.
Back in jail, I read about the struggle of the great leaders...
and it made me realise
that I was ignorant.
Didn't know anything.
And you Rahul also never told me anything...
about Babasaheb?
I've just realised I don't know anything.
Babasaheb's photo is on my wall.
But you know more about him than I do.
I also have a photo.
Of King Shivaji.
Only we keep roaming around like a king for nothing.
There was no king like Shivaji in this country.
But what was the result?
No one respected him.
That's what happened with Babasaheb.
He is the king of modern times.
Even he didn't get that respect.
Meanwhile we became the king the nothing.
You are changed. Absolutely.
Do I look crazy to you?
I don't think we can do it.
We are afraid to take steps.
For example me.
Six months ago, I thought
if I don't get liquor or cigarette
then I might die.
But now...
It's been six months, I've had a drop of booze.
Cigarette. I can't tolerate it.
-Really? -Yes.
Chhotya.
Let's go. It's 1 am.
Even if we didn't drink, our families would still believe we did.
We should have had a few drinks instead...
[Sanskrit Chants]
Tie it.
Give me one more samosa.
What's the secret recipe of your samosa?
Should people stop eating at home?
Eat mangoes, don't count the seeds.
We want 15 plates of samosas.
Santya, hurry up.
-We've got an order of 15 plates. -Okay.
Kukareja knows he can buy people and their honesty.
So when he raped a poor woman
and murdered her, he wasn't really afraid.
Now he has politicians, the police
lawyers and journalist in his pocket.
We need weapons to win a war.
Kukareja has money as his weapon.
Education should be our weapon.
Surya.
Where have you been?
You came out?
I had no idea.
-Hop on. -See you.
See you sometime. We will have a long chat.
We should have Surya with us.
With us? Like holding his hand?
Munna is a rascal.
He doesn't care for friendship.
Even Surya doesn't care.
He licks Munna's boots now.
Surya is not like that.
I know him.
Santya.
What are you reading about?
Why?
Can't you see?
A book of Babasaheb.
We don't allow these stunts in our home.
Stunt?
It's not a stunt, it's a book.
Why can't we have that here?
Because I say so.
Mom, we don't know anything.
We're busy worshipping stone idols
and the world has progressed.
Stop these stupid games.
I won't have it.
Everyone laughs at me ever since you went behind bars.
After you came back,
you started doing dishes.
It's work.
It was better when you weren't working.
You have no shame left.
You made a joke out of our lives.
You don't care about our caste.
Henceforth, you won't bring books that bear these kinds of photos.
You enjoy the rights.
You reap the benefits.
You hate the person who made it possible.
I wonder who put this filth in your head.
Did Ravi get a job just like that?
Bastard, he worked hard to get this job, he didn't take favours.
What about you?
Maybe you got a job because you deserved it?
Did I get it because of you?
What about your father?
Why didn't your father get a government job?
Wasn't he working hard?
Or didn't he deserve it?
Santya!
Everyone deserves the best.
Everyone works hard.
You only progress when you get a chance to show your skills.
Since 1950, all are getting the chance to show their talent.
Because of him.
Are you done?
Now throw this book out.
I didn't bring it to throw it away.
As long as I am alive,
I won't have this in my house.
I would've listened to you had you told me six months ago.
But not anymore.
I've learned the truth now, I know history,
so I can't throw it away.
I'll carry this book with me. Always.
Then you should leave!
Don't show me your face again!
I don't want to ruin my family!
-Get lost. -Mom.
Get lost! Go!
Mom, stop him.
Santya, come back in.
Santya.
Mom, call him in.
Manisha, you got education.
I need money.
-What for? -Gosh.
I worked for one and half months, you didn't pay me.
Your salary was adjusted.
What?
You owe me a lot of money.
I can pay you for today as per my calculations.
Start working from today.
Get paid from next month.
Santya, don't stare at his face.
Hit him hard
and take some cash.
You literally ran his shop.
Shut up, you betel nut seller!
"Swell with pride and declare to the world."
"First be loyal to the contributions of Bheemrao."
"Swell with pride and declare to the world."
"First be loyal to the contributions of Bheemrao."
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
"Enough crying over your tragedy."
"O' soldier of Bheemrao!"
Are you guys studying?
-Yes, we are. -I saved some money from my salary.
I want to start my business.
Then do it.
Ever since I started studying,
I feel ashamed of selling betel leaves.
What is Rahul up to?
He works for a company.
In a company? What does he do?
I don't know.
Surya!
Surya.
Surya!
Wait. Stop the bike!
-Get on the scooter. -What's the matter?
I want to speak to you. Sit.
Tell me right here.
Tell me.
I am starting a business.
With Chhotu and Shubham.
-You should join us? -You want a servant?
I need our people.
Boss is calling us, Surya.
Hey!
Who is your boss?
Munna Pande.
Don't tell your Munnabhai
that you ran into Santya.
He'll pee in his pants.
Ask him if you think I'm lying.
Surya, we did everything.
We did all the wrong things and realised it doesn't pay.
Come with me.
We will...
We?
Santya, people laugh at you.
You're like a balloon that has lost its air.
Who laughs at me?
No one.
You must be laughing at me and this joker.
Or even Munna.
No one else.
Lots of people like the fact that I changed.
Of course they like it.
No one dared to utter a word against you.
But now they spit in your face.
I want to live with respect.
I lived like a king and want to stay that way.
Surya, wait.
Hold on.
Listen, buddy...
We go back a long way.
Come on, let's go.
I've got new friends now.
"Direction-less we become due to greed."
"Let's fight for our own good."
"Let's show everyone"
"what we can achieve."
"Then the world will praise you."
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
"Enough crying over your tragedy."
"O' soldier of Bheemrao!"
Here.
Give me some veggies.
Delicious, right?
-Santya. -Hmm?
Will you take a catering order?
-What for? -My wedding.
A thousand guests.
Sure, will do.
-When is the wedding? -10th.
Consider it done.
Done. Thank you.
Listen to me. No matter how hungry you are,
don't open these lunch boxes.
-Come back and eat. -Okay.
-You'd better eat first. -No, it's okay.
Sixty lunch boxes, right?
I'll send them tomorrow.
Please give me some advance.
Sure. Fine.
Sixty lunch boxes.
Hello?
Yes, sir. We just sent a minute ago.
"We should be well aware of our history."
"We should differentiate between right and wrong."
"We'll find the ways to the new era."
"Let's break the shackles of slavery."
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
"Enough crying over your tragedy."
"O' soldier of Bheemrao!"
-"O' soldier of Bheemrao!" -On the 10th.
Four hundred people. All right.
See you in the evening. Yes.
The boss wants to see you.
-He wants to meet you. -What for?
He didn't say.
-He said we should bring you. -Bring me?
Chhotya, man the counter.
I was at the Royal Club Party the other day.
I asked about the caterer
and they told me your name.
Yes, sir.
I deliver food to Royal Club.
How long have you been in the catering business?
Started 18 months ago.
How long will you do it?
I'd do dishes at a restaurant.
Today, I deliver four orders at Royal Club in a month.
I don't want to stop now.
I never stopped
Babasaheb says...
Low aim is crime.
So I don't aim low.
I want to start a big restaurant.
-Send for Rajkumar. -Okay, sir.
You know anything about the restaurant business?
I know everything about the restaurant business.
I worked at every nook and corner of a big restaurant.
The only difference
is that it wasn't mine.
I also never aim low.
You wouldn't believe, but I used to clean gutters.
My old man put me to clean gutters since I was 12.
When I was 20, someone introduced me to Babasaheb.
I kept on reading.
Babasaheb, Tukaram, Phule, Periyar
I realised fate is just a conspiracy.
I learned a lot and worked hard
and started this company.
Meet Rajkumar.
He was a masseur at a government hospital.
Today, he's my partner in this company.
I owe my achievements to all
those great personalities.
I do the same.
Babasaheb's thoughts are like a Philosopher's stone.
When his thoughts touch your heart,
your life turns into gold.
I like your confidence.
Start planning your restaurant.
The plan is ready.
"All you need is zest and the goal is yours."
"Build it brick by brick."
"Spread the empire of light far and wide."
"Soar high, touch the sky!"
"Even if chant that great man's name."
"We should follow in his footsteps."
"Let's move forward with this determination."
"Let's be the traveller on this path."
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
-"Don't just keep looking..." -Rahul.
"Don't just bluff."
I don't see you guys in the area.
We started our own restaurant
and that's where we work.
Are you here to distribute sweets?
Rahulya, we want to take you with us.
I work here.
I don't play with marbles.
You'll be working with us too.
We don't play with marbles either.
We've got plenty of work at the restaurant.
Doing dishes.
Sweeping floors.
We also peel potatoes.
We manage to do all this,
but accounting is not cup of our tea.
He has changed! Unbelievable!
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
"Enough crying over your tragedy."
"O' soldier of Bheemrao!"
Welcome, Ms Vandana.
We are late.
Hope you don't have to go anywhere.
I don't go anywhere. Tell me.
I came to your office for the first time.
You did well.
Rekha's case will go to hearing in the next week.
We are doing everything we can.
But Kukareja has managed the police.
That's what he'd do.
But we are working hard.
Our lawyer is very good.
Here's 100,000.
Let me know if you need anything.
You are helping us a lot.
Or else without cash...
I'll spend anything
to see Kukareja behind bars.
I forgot to tell you.
Meet Safeena and Pallavi.
Meet Santosh. He owns this restaurant.
He is helping us for this case.
I think you know each other.
The Santya I know
was a very different man.
We'll discuss it some day.
-Bye, Santosh. -Okay.
Ms Vandana...
I'll be present for the hearing.
See you there.
Pallavi.
I'm happy to see you like this.
I troubled you a lot, right?
Sorry for that.
It takes courage to say sorry.
I still can't believe you changed so much.
Mr Mali helped me a lot.
I am glad.
See you.
Santya.
-What happened? -Surya has been murdered.
I warned him.
I asked Surya to leave that rascal
and join us.
-But he didn't listen. -Santya.
His dead body was found near the railway track.
The police arrested Munna.
The MLA bailed him out.
You were right.
King Shivaji doesn't belong to me only...
He belongs to you also. I read about it.
Very nice.
Next time, you won't treat any Muslims as strangers.
Of course not.
If anyone behaves like that, you should thrash him.
-Have some tea. -It's okay.
Come to my restaurant if you have time.
To eat.
Bababhai Decorators
Do you enjoy this?
Had I studied, I...
Then who is stopping you?...
I started studying after going to jail.
I'm still doing it.
Rafique.
When Mahatma Phule and Savitrimai began
the mission to educate masses,
they were driven out of their house.
A woman named Fatima Bi supported them.
You know why?
Because they wanted to teach all women. All of them.
If we don't study,
our community won't be able to progress.
So do this as long as you enjoy it.
Or else meet me.
We will work together.
Not as a servant.
As a friend.
My hands are dirty.
But your intentions are clean, right? Come on.
"Let's move forward with determination."
"Let's walk this new path."
"Don't just keep looking, don't just bluff."
"Enough crying over your tragedy."
"O' soldier of Bheemrao!"
The police had destroyed the evidence and weakened our case.
MLA Gondane helped Kukareja a lot.
We'll go to high court.
Tell me what needs to be done?
Sambhaji Pawar is a very good lawyer.
If he fights for Rekha in high court,
we have hopes then.
But he is a very busy man
and he charges a lot.
Mr Pawar.
I am Santosh, he is Rahul.
You must be knowing about Rekha Tekam case?
We lost that case in the Sessions Court.
We were hoping
that you'd fight this for us in high court...
I don't have time.
We can pay your fees.
I didn't even mention money.
You don't have time...
or maybe you don't want to because she is just a tribal woman.
What did he say?
Sathe Called.
What happened?
MLA wants to meet you.
MLA?
He has invited us over to Vikas Kukareja house.
President Club, Pyramid and Tequila.
Kukareja owns these three restaurants.
None of them started by him.
He bought them from someone else.
I wonder
why he wants to see us.
MLA has invited us.
I am so angry right now.
I feel like chopping off his head.
When the election is round the corner,
they put all great men on their banner.
Once the election is over,
they forget every one of them.
They don't forget.
They hide it.
They interpret great men in their own convenient way.
Babasaheb said, "Educate."
But the MLA never helped Mr Mali to start his school.
Babasaheb said, "Agitate."
When it was time to agitate for his sister from the community,
he used slaves like us
to kill the protests even before they started.
Babasaheb said, "Unite."
He made sure that people celebrated his anniversary
in separate locations.
I must've been a fool.
Why was I working for a man like him?
I am so angry at myself.
Old friends still with you?
What harm did I cause you?
Sir...
You are always with me.
Have a seat.
Hats off to you.
Big hotels.
I proudly tell everyone that I helped him along this path.
Had you stayed with me, you would've become a local corporator.
When you were released from jail,
You had that chance.
My mistake.
I never found a party worker like you.
Where does he live these days?
Welcome, Mr Kukareja.
He is right here.
Where will he go?
I was going to get you thrashed.
You attacked my bungalow, right?
The MLA stopped me.
He said, I should spare you because you worked for him.
That you made a mistake.
Someone must've instigated him.
Anyway, I was let off, you know.
Sir, I had fun,
but he got punished for no reason.
Mother Goddess has blessed me.
Now get him to work.
Santya.
We have won the court case.
But I hear something is cooking.
Vandana and that teacher...
I don't think they'll keep quiet.
Find out what they are up to.
Tell them wasting money over this won't help them.
Sir, they are not in my contact these days.
People in our colony know you, they might listen to you.
Are they crazy?
Why are they wasting their time over a maid?
Her family must've forgotten about her now .
Mr Kukareja, the opposition supports them.
They can't bear the fact that I'm working for their development.
Whose restaurant are you running?
Mine.
He owns four restaurants?
All four of them.
-Can you do this business? -I am trying.
He is trying.
Business is in blood. Efforts don't matter.
Not everyone can do it.
You took a loan from the bank?
There is a recession.
Sell me the restaurant.
I'll pay back your entire loan.
Sir, I can do this for him.
Convince him.
You'll never meet generous people like us in this life.
Sir, I agree with you.
Everyone knows that.
We'll never meet anyone like you.
He is sensible.
All of us know
Vikas Kukareja.
He owns restaurants.
He knows many politicians.
But six years ago, he showed his true face
when he raped a poor tribal woman named Rekha Tekam.
Santosh is a self-made man
and yet treated him with disdain.
Imagine how he treats his own employees and others.
We can guess about it.
We have to oppose such people and their intentions
with all our might.
I request all people...
To join us to help Rekha Tekam
get justice.
We have strong evidence.
It will help us in court.
Santya.
I have a plenty of cases.
I have to spend a lot of time for every case.
So I refused you earlier.
I saw your press conference.
I'm ready to accept Rekha Tekam case.
A petition has been filed in high court that challenges
the favourable verdict in Rekha Tekam rape
and murder case given by Sessions Court.
Eminent Lawyer Sambhaji Pawar
is going to fight on behalf of the complainant
and so this case garnered a lot of importance.
The case will go for hearing very soon.
We'll need two food managers.
-Tell the agency. -I already told them.
No one goes to Kukareja's restaurants.
He also met the MLA.
He can meet any MLA or an MP.
People are not crazy.
-They know everything. -Listen.
In 1920, Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj declared
at Mangaon conference
that Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar is the people's leader for the oppressed.
This important incident
is completing hundred years on 20th March 2020.
We are going to felicitate a few young
men and women who have fulfilled their social responsibility.
Santya is going to get an award!
-Congrats. -We want a big party.
Well done, friend.
You have to make a speech if you get this award.
-That too in pure Marathi. -Really?
There is no pure or impure in language.
We all talk in our own dialect
and that is the most purest language to us.
So we should never underestimate ourselves by believing
that our language is impure.
Rightly said!
He has already started preaching man...
Friends, we are talking to Santosh.
A lad from a small neighbourhood who once claimed he was a local don,
but today he received a very esteemed award.
So what are your next plans?
I'm setting up a food processing company very soon.
Also starting a packaged food.
I will employ at least 1000 people.
You are also interested in social work.
How can you call anyone human who is aloof from society?
He is an animal.
You grew your business in six years.
That's a big achievement. How was your journey?
I never really thought about it.
I only decided what to do
and then I pursued it.
But before I stared this all, everything was wrong.
I was in jail for six months.
They say your past was bleak.
You can say it was terrible.
A saw a movie about Malcolm X a few days ago.
It was in English.
I didn't understand it fully.
But I thought our story was same.
He went to jail and reformed himself
and when he got out, he did good things.
He became a great leader in America.
Millions of people respect him.
I'm going to spend my present to secure people's future.
This sounds familiar.
-Santosh. -We're chatting with Santosh.
Do you know him?
He was talking to you the other day
-Yes. '-...claimed he was a local...'
What he has achieved
only a few can do it.
'...let's talk to him...'
Earlier, I didn't believe him.
What do you mean?
I mean...
He proved that...
if a person is determined
then he can get out of any bad situation
and lead a honourable life.
Was he in your class?
-When did you come? -Last night.
So...
You didn't tell us your brother got an award.
Well, you know...
I got the news when you were in your village.
I heard his interview.
On the radio, it was very interesting.
This is being social for real.
We are completely opposite.
We call ourselves social when we drink
on weekends.
In fact, Santosh has inspired me a lot.
You must be proud, right?
Hmm.
Some people are so lucky.
He used to do dishes not so long ago.
Now he owns four restaurants.
We are still stuck here.
His sister is getting married.
What about his elder brother?
He's got married long ago.
I already knew
that Santya would do something.
I knew it.
Your Chhotu is doing great.
I wonder what my son is going to do.
Her son, Santya made this possible.
Santya forced all of them to join his company.
Or our Chhotu...
would have been washing clothes all his life.
Ms Vatsala's son was seen in a TV interview.
He is going to get award.
Ms Vatsala is lucky
to be blessed with a son like him.
I wanted you to become a doctor.
But you became an ordinary teacher.
You work with Vandana that social worker and I'm against it.
I accepted it.
But now you're being a fool.
I won't mind if you do social work all your life.
Maybe my decision is a part of a social work.
All of this looks good only in books.
We have to get them out of the books into our real lives.
No, I can't accept this.
I don't want to trap your boss.
He will be trapped on his own.
But that rascal Kukareja has to go to jail.
He should go to hell, not jail.
I also want it to happen.
I can't do that now.
You must do this, Dinesh.
Because Ms Rekha must get justice.
You know everything about the nexus between
Kukareja, the MLA and the police.
You witnessed it.
You just have to tell the court.
Santya, I have a family.
I can't do it. I am sorry.
Why can't you?
Only Babasaheb and his community are supposed to fight against oppression.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
and Revolutionary Lahuji Salve are our gurus only in the name.
Don't we owe it to society?
Maybe we are cowards.
If they find out, I gave a statement
against them, they'll have me killed.
Will you become immortal if you don't say anything?
Fine.
Don't say anything.
Just remember
that you might die on your way home now.
You might die while crossing a road.
You might die while climbing stairs.
You should die while telling the truth.
How long...
How long will you slave for people who dishonour our mothers and sisters?
I've set up a food processing company in Himachal Pradesh.
Go there with your family.
Live there.
Not as an employee.
But as an owner.
But just remember...
Ms Rekha must get justice.
Tell me, Kukareja.
Gondane, what game are you playing?
-Games? -Where is your PA?
Sathe?
He'll come by 9:30.
He won't come now.
That bastard is going to court for giving a statement.
Stop him.
I'll take Dinesh to the parking, put him in a car and go to the gate.
Both of you Rahul and Rafique,
check if everything is fine at the gate.
Let's go.
Okay.
Santya.
You're a big shot now.
Munna, don't interfere.
Okay. Send Sathe to us.
I'll leave.
Munna, you have no idea.
Shut up, you backstabber!
You ruined Kukareja's business
and now you want to send him to jail.
You're to fight?
I'm here to take away this backstabber.
He won't reach the court today.
He'll go to court.
You'll go to court as well.
Are you trying to scare us?
If you're scared, just run away.
I give you a chance.
I think you should go to jail to reform yourself.
-Did you reform yourself? -I don't know
But when I was in jail,
I read about heroes, great people.
So you have become a saint?
No. If I am slapped on one cheek,
I shouldn't turn the other cheek.
That's what King Shivaji taught me.
So I'll leave if you ask me?
Saathe!
Let go of the knife.
You killed Surya!
Let go!
-Hit him. -Move!
-Hit him! -Beat him!
Throw them in the car.
We'll take them to court.
MLA Gondane's personal secretary
Dinesh Sathe's statement was recorded
and after Advocate Sambhaji Pawar's cross-examination
High Court rejected the Sessions Court verdict
and ordered Vikas Kukareja to be arrested.
The court also ordered
The arrest of MLA Gondane and
Sub-inspector Sharad Trivedi for destroying the evidences.
Mom... he was punished.
Tell me, sir. Do you have time?
I have time for you.
I hope you aren't idle again.
Even if I am very busy,
I can take out some time for you.
Then come home in half an hour.
At home?
What happened?
I mean...
-I'll come. -Please.
It's on page number 16.
Right?
Oh, welcome.
I didn't understand what I should bring for you.
I checked so many things.
Nothing can compete with you.
So I brought this.
Very nice. Thank you.
You know her?
Pallavi Ramteke. My brightest student.
She is a teacher.
I know, I met her a couple of times.
I want to ask you
that in the last six years you had feelings for Pallavi.
Do you still have them or have they changed?
Because she has changed
her feelings towards you.
She fought with her father.
For you.
What have you done to me, teacher?
-Your favours... -Not at all, not at all.
I did nothing. It's all your hard work
and I'm very proud of it.
Mr Mali.
Coming.
Here.
You should hand this bouquet to Pallavi.
Because she played a major role
to bring this change about you.
I'll be back.
Don't you want to come home?
Do you have a enough place for me?
Think about it.
I don't have a book with me.
I have a bunch of them.
You are still stubborn.
I achieved it because I'm stubborn.
I have to be stubborn.
Why don't you live with me?
I'll buy a new place for you.
I won't come to another house.
I know you've made it big.
Don't try to be smart with me.
Stop being stubborn and come home.
Santya, don't come alone.
Bring Babasaheb's books.
Earlier I was a good-for-nothing.
But when I see their happiness, I feel I've done a great job.
I loved only one girl in my life.
Pallavi. On the birth anniversary, she showed me my true place
and then I understood
that I can only dream of Pallavi
but never become a part of my life.
But today...
I really feel I have changed and for better.
In the last six years, I have realised
that if you don't do anything meaningful in your life,
then you shouldn't be born as humans.
Earlier I thought
that wearing rings and threads will bring miracle in my life.
But I was under a wrong impression.
If there is any true miracle in my life,
then it was when I read great people's thoughts
and when I understood them.
Our great leaders worked really hard.
They tolerated so many hardships
and left this world a better place.
If any one of us want to truly venerate them,
then I think
we should make our lives as beautiful as flowers
and dedicate it to them.
We should make ourselves
and our work so great
that our great people's birth anniversaries
"100 Years of Mangaon Conference 1920 to 2020"
should become a symbol of
a progressive, responsible and highly educated society.
Today when I accept this award,
I believe I have earned enough merit
to utter the names of Chhatrapati Shivaji
and Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar
with equal pride.
Jai Shivaji!... Jai Bhim!