[mellow music playing]
[stone falling]
[devotional song playing]
Sai's bag!
Sai must've kept something in this bag.
Kisan?
Good morning, Sai.
Good morning.
Have you come to clean Dwarkamai?
You got it right, Sai.
What's hidden from you?
Are you done cleaning?
Yes. It's almost done.
I was bored in my room.
So, I thought of using my time well.
I saw you were meditating when I came.
I thought it was the right time. Everything is clean, Sai.
Only the bag is left. Should I clean that, too?
Nothing in this bag needs cleaning.
[devotional song playing]
[tense music playing]
Now, I am sure...
Sai is hiding something
in the bag.
I want this bag at any cost.
Nandini, get ready quickly. We have to go to work.
Work? Jhipri, where?
Did you think
I got you here to make you sit at home?
No, Jhipri.
I don't have any such thoughts.
I am ready to do any work.
Where are we going? I'll get ready.
Look, Nandini.
When your brother-in-law went to Bombay last time,
he brought this for me.
Don't you have something else to wear?
What do you mean?
I mean this...
You mean something that is not patchwork.
That's what you mean. Right?
No. I didn't...
No, Jhipri. It's okay if you don't like it.
Everyone's choice is different.
However, Jhipri, I've been wearing such clothes since forever.
I make them by stitching old clothes.
I like wearing them.
They're extremely smooth. Touch them once.
[mellow music playing]
But Jhipri, this is your house.
I can't stop you from commenting on my clothes here.
How can you say that, Nandini?
You're blowing a trivial matter out of proportion.
Why would I make you feel that?
I am your sister.
Sister?
Everyone had some relationship.
One was an uncle. One was an aunt.
One was a brother. One was a sister-in-law.
But I don't have a problem.
Please grant some alms.
Wow! Your Sai is back
to seek alms.
I'm making 'bhakri'.
[tense music playing]
Hail Sai Ram.
It's good you're here.
Look at her. I don't know what goes on in her mind.
She says things with a smile.
But I understand
that something I said has hurt her.
- Please tell her that I... - Why would he tell me anything?
Who is he to say anything?
Jhipri, it's good to keep familial matters to ourselves.
- Saying it before outsiders... - He's not an outsider.
[solemn music playing]
Nandini, he is Sai.
He is Shirdi's Sai and my Sai.
But he's not mine.
[dramatic music playing]
Everything was okay until now.
I don't know why today...
Neither did I say anything that could hurt her.
Look at how she's upset.
She's always smiling,
but she says some things
that make me feel she has a problem,
which she doesn't share with anyone.
She's not upset with you.
She's upset with herself.
May God Ram bless you.
[mellow music playing]
Nathu, I know you're hungry.
Nathu, you need not worry.
We'll get some food, for sure.
[mellow music playing]
Fear manifests adverse outcomes.
You must've heard that.
Huh? Didn't you hear that?
A frightened person's fear
invites major dangers.
- Huh? - How much is chilli for?
Come later. I'm busy.
I told you, sir. Since touching those ashes,
some or the other accidents continue happening to me.
I cannot do anything about your fear.
Shall we talk about
the work Shinde sir has sent you here for?
You didn't find anything in Dwarkamai.
What now? What will you do and how?
Sai's bag!
- Sir, should I keep the gunny bag in the shop? - Come later. Go.
I said come later!
What?
I was talking about Sai's bag.
There's something in the bag.
He doesn't let anyone touch it.
Are you confident
about finding something in Sai's bag?
The day I lay my hands on that bag,
you and I will go to Nagar.
We'll bring Vishwanath Shinde sir and the police with evidence
to arrest Sai.
I'm waiting for that day.
Kisan, the day this takes place,
I will feed you jaggery.
Nathu, we're starving. Right? Let's eat something.
Jaggery? Nathu, jaggery!
Who is there?
[tense music playing]
Hey, girl! What are you doing?
Where did that girl go?
- Sir, how much is this chilli for? - What?
Chilli! Where is that girl?
- A young girl! - Which girl?
She stole something from here.
Nathu, why are they calling me a thief?
I didn't do anything like that.
[thud]
[groaning]
I'm hurt yet again because of those ashes.
It hurts a lot.
Huh?
Who is in there?
Someone is running! Hey!
My ornament! Someone took it!
- Come here. - My ornament!
A young girl with a puppy
- took my ornament. - She stole from my shop, too. Where did she go?
[tense music playing]
Nathu, you're hurt.
Look. She's stealing from me, too.
Yes. Look.
What did she take from there?
- It was a 'mulmul' fabric. - Did you see that?
- Where is that girl? Look for her. - That fabric was so expensive.
Dalvi sir, a bag was stolen from my shop, too.
It will be easy to leave now.
What is going on here?
She's a kid. A young kid! Don't you get it?
Where did she go? Look for her.
Where should we look for her?
Look over there. Grab her.
- Grab her. - She's the one. - What were you doing? Huh?
Sit here.
Young thief!
What all did you steal?
Let me see.
This jaggery!
Take a look. 'Mulmul'!
This bag! Take a look at this!
She didn't spare the ornament, either.
Yes. Take a look.
I tried to save her.
But as they say,
'The one to get caught becomes the thief.'
Poor girl!
I can go to Nagar and finish this by myself.
I feel you don't trust me.
Tatya!
Sai, please talk to dad.
Oh, God! Are you both still arguing over the same thing?
What happened, Appa?
Which argument is Bayaza Maa talking about?
I'll tell you, Sai.
Tatya is not listening to me.
It's not about trust. It's about experience.
Meeting the government officials at Nagar
and explaining Shirdi's problems to them
is Shirdi's village headman's job.
But it requires experience, as well.
Until one doesn't get the chance to do something,
how will one earn the experience, Appa?
Let Tatya go to Nagar today.
[mellow music playing]
Okay.
You can go since Sai says so. But be careful.
Sai, bless me.
[mellow music playing]
Tatya, suspicion is a termite
that hollows relationships.
Appa!
- Appa! - What happened?
There has been a robbery in the market. You must come.
- Robbery? - Yes.
Something was stolen from every shop.
Things were stolen from every shop?
A single thief cannot do this. It must be a gang.
No, Appa. It's not a gang. One thief has done it.
That thief is a girl.
She's an eight-year-old girl.
She also has a puppy.
They've robbed together.
[tense music playing]
Jhipri, your sister was supposed to come today. Right?
- What happened? - Erm...
She's not feeling good today.
She'll come from tomorrow or the day after.
Jhipri!
There has been a robbery in the market.
Appa's coming to punish the thief.
Why did you steal it? Tell me!
- Tell me, why did you steal? - Please move aside.
Come, Appa. Look at the bad times we're living in.
Who we think is God's incarnation is visiting us like thieves!
Take a look.
But she's a young kid, Dalvi.
But her actions are that of a thief.
Look at what she has stolen.
She stole jaggery from me, 'mulmul' from Shanta,
ornaments and bags from other shops.
I didn't steal anything.
Nathu was hungry.
So, I picked up the jaggery that was dropped on the ground.
He was hurt.
I used the cloth as a bandage
and hid him in the bag.
But this ornament?
I genuinely don't know where it came from.
- I didn't steal it. - Is it?
Do you mean to say
that this ornament hung by your clothes?
Erm, Dalvi,
she's saying it...
A robbery is a robbery, Appa.
[dramatic music playing]
[devotional song playing]
If this girl has robbed something,
she will repay for it.
[tense music playing]
Look at that, Appa.
Your Sai said it, too.
She has to pay the price if she has stolen things.
We will get the price by punishing her.
[tense music playing]
Throw her.
Throw her outside Shirdi.
How can Sai say this
for a young girl?
Who is Sai to decide?
[dramatic music playing]
Hey, girl! What are you saying?
What's wrong with what I said?
Who is Sai to punish anyone?
Hey! Who is this girl
who is questioning Sai?
I've never seen her in Shirdi before.
She is Jhipri's sister.
[tense music playing]
What are you saying, Nandini?
Jhipri, I've merely asked a question.
Nobody is answering it.
This man begs for alms to survive!
Why is he poking his nose in others' matters?
Why is he trying to resolve this village's matters?
Go right now, Nandini. I will talk to you later.
I will leave after completing what I have to say.
Look. I don't think he's the head of this village.
He does not look like a cop
or a British officer.
Then, why this interference? On what basis?
Jhipri, your Sai was talking about punishing this young girl.
Who gave you the right?
'She's opposing Sai in Shirdi like this.'
'Who is she?'
What are you looking at? Talk to her.
What does she know about Sai?
You are correct.
She wouldn't say it if she knew Sai.
- Jhipri... - Enough!
- Madam, take her to the factory right now. - Jhipri!
- Go. - Look at this girl's guts.
She's questioning Sai!
There is no place for those
who question Sai in Shirdi.
Throw her out of Shirdi.
Yes. Throw her out.
Someone has questioned me before, as well.
'I'm here to arrest you, and I will do so'
'in a manner fitting a criminal.'
But Sai, he was a British officer.
- But that girl... - A question results from curiosity
or suspicion.
A society that lacks the freedom to ask a question
will never progress.
That person might be ordinary or extraordinary.
He might be on a higher post
or on any post.
He might belong to any religion,
sect, caste,
category,
or occupation.
Everyone deserves equal rights to ask questions.
When the question is answered respectfully
to clear one's doubts,
that society is free in its true sense.
It's also safe.
[devotional song playing]
How much more time will you waste, Patil?
Punish this thief quickly.
Sai, I didn't steal anything.
[devotional song playing]
But we spoke about paying the price,
not punishing.
Price?
How will this young girl of a thief pay a price?
I didn't steal anything.
Nathu was hungry.
So, I picked up the jaggery that was dropped on the ground.
He was also hurt.
So, I took this torn fabric to bandage his wound.
I hid him in this bag then.
I genuinely don't know where that ornament came from.
I didn't steal it.
[sobbing]
[mellow music playing]
Did you see that, Shanta? Did you hear her?
She said the 'mulmul' you were selling was torn.
This girl is lying. She's a liar.
[suspenseful music playing]
'Who is in there?'
[devotional song playing]
'Nathu, you're hurt.'
[melancholic music playing]
If this girl is telling the truth,
her tears will be the witness
and pay the price to everyone.
[devotional song playing]
Have you ever observed
that lies are louder
than truth?
People think screaming lies
will hide the truth successfully.
Lies are dramatic.
Dalvi did a similar drama
with Gutli.
But where there is truth,
there is Baba.
Lies cannot escape Sai Baba's eyes.
Neither can truth lose.
Truth has to face
the market of lies.
But if we
walk honestly and sincerely, Sai will also walk with us.
When Sai is with you,
why would you need anyone else?
Hail Sai Ram!