Fear manifests adverse outcomes.
I must fight my fear.
[shrieking]
How are you, Uncle Kisan?
I'm good.
Weren't you supposed to rest?
I wanted to get some fresh air.
I will rest after returning.
There's nothing to worry about now.
Sai said he would diagnose your disease tomorrow.
'Sai said he will check you after three days.'
'He will diagnose the disease then.'
I don't want to stay here! No!
[tense music playing]
[metal banging]
I must tell Tatya to resolve this dispute now.
What did you tell me about Sai's ashes and accidents?
Not me! He was my grandfather. - Yes. What did you say?
If a dishonest person applies Sai's sacred ashes
or takes advantage of Sai's kind nature,
he meets with frequent accidents.
That's when his disease is diagnosed.
But why are you scared? You're an honest person. Right?
Only good things will happen to you.
Take this!
Take it!
Take this, too.
Take it. Take everything.
Mom, please hear me out.
Let go of me. If you follow me,
- I will complain to the police in Nagar. - Mom!
- I don't want to live here. - Mom!
What happened to Aunt Nirmala?
I'm seeing her this furious for the first time.
Her daughter-in-law must've done something.
His mother left the house.
Yet, the son and daughter-in-law didn't go to stop her.
The son has left his mother for the sake of his wife.
Mom left, Sai.
While leaving, she threatened that if we followed her,
she would complain to the police.
The neighbours think we've ill-treated her
and ousted her.
Are you upset because your mother left
or worried about what the neighbours are saying?
There was no fight or argument. We listened to all she said.
We didn't refuse to do anything.
Still, I don't know what made mom change so drastically.
I will ask God Ram.
You must ask, too.
He might give the answer.
God Ram?
God Ram has the answer to all the questions.
He will answer this, as well.
We went to ask Sai for help.
But Sai told us to seek God's help.
What is this?
Sai told us to seek God's help. So, God will help us.
This prayer is for my son
and my daughter-in-law.
[bell clanging]
[dramatic music playing]
My son, Bala, was born after seven and a half months.
The doctor told me then
that his capacity to fight any disease would be less.
'Look after him well.'
I looked after him well.
I kept him away from rain, sun, dust and everything else.
He always said,
'Mom, please be with me like my shield.'
'No disease can touch me if you're with me.'
But I never imagined
a day like this would arise.
I have to go away from my children.
You could've given me some other disease.
Why did you give me this mortal disease?
No. I can't see my children in pain.
I won't tell them the truth
as they won't let me leave the house.
That's why I left the house.
[devotional song playing]
I know they are sad.
But you look after them.
Bless them with a child soon.
The happiness of gaining a child
will help them forget the pain of losing their mother.
Until I live,
I will remain a reason for Bala and Devki's troubles.
- That's why I ask you to bless me with death... - Mom!
[devotional song playing]
Mom, will you oust me from the house if I get a mortal disease?
Tell me, mom. Will you oust me?
Go away from me. - Mom!
Bala, go away.
I told you not to follow me. - Mom! - Go! Go away.
Go away from me.
[devotional song playing]
Did God Ram give you the answer?
God won't give you death if you ask for it.
Birth and death are his decisions.
What use is a life like this, Sai?
This disease has no cure.
There's also a fear of my children being infected with it.
I don't want to live!
Do you know what is the first medicine for every treatment?
Faith and patience.
[devotional song playing]
The second medicine
is your loved ones' support and love.
Any medicine will work only after that.
Do you understand?
[pleasing music playing]
I brought this medicine for you.
Take it for three months.
You will be hale and hearty after three months.
God will bless you.
Now, go to your house
with your children.
[devotional song playing]
God will bless you.
Can I tell you a secret?
Your children aren't as weak
as you think they are.
You've fulfilled your responsibilities towards them.
They can also fulfil their responsibilities towards you.
You've sacrificed for them.
They, too, can sacrifice for you.
They can face any situation.
But if you don't tell your children
about your pains
and troubles freely,
how will they realise their responsibility?
Like you've lived for them,
let them live for you.
But it's possible
only if you let your children see your weaknesses.
Only then they will be your strength,
like you were their strength at some point.
I trust only myself, nobody else.
Look.
Look. I've been working with Jhipri for a long time.
Jhipri doesn't inspect these quilts so much
because she trusts that...
Again trust?
Why do you people of Shirdi love this word so much?
You talk about trust at any given time.
That's because
this is Sai's land.
There is no betrayal here.
Look. I stepped on this land of yours a few days ago.
Neither do I say Hail Sai Ram nor blindly believe others' beliefs.
Jhipri is not at home.
If you want me to take this,
open every quilt and let me inspect them.
It will take so long to inspect so many quilts.
Look. I don't care. You can come later when Jhipri is here.
Okay. Please wait.
Come. I'll show you.
Look.
Take a look.
[upbeat music playing]
Count it now.
You can count it.
I can only count to ten.
He will trick me if he discovers this secret.
Look. These are your quilts, and you want to sell them.
You have to do as I say if you want to sell them.
Okay.
One.
This is two.
[upbeat music playing]
12.
13.
Wait. What did you say after 12?
- 13. - 13.
Tell me one thing. Adding how many to ten makes 13?
One... Three!
One, two, three.
Okay. Continue counting.
What is going on here?
Jhipri, please ask your sister.
She claims to not trust anyone except for herself.
Everyone trusts each other in Shirdi.
I said the same thing.
This is Sai's land.
I said the same thing.
- Please tell her what my reply was. - Er...
Listen. You may go.
Jhipri, hear me out before scolding me.
Look. You told me to be at home in your absence.
Someone came to sell something at home.
Suppose the count is less or the quilt is faulty.
Then, who is responsible for it? I am. Right?
I will have to hear the scoldings.
You troubled him so much.
He left his cart and ran away.
Look. He'll come rushing back to take his cart.
He won't come.
Why? Does he not want his cart?
He wants it. But he trusts that nothing will happen to his cart,
in the same way as I trust
that he will not give me fewer quilts or faulty ones.
Most people are linked by trust in Shirdi. Do you know why?
Because everyone here...
Is linked to Sai. This is Sai's land.
Everyone is a devotee of Sai.
Okay. Listen.
You have to take this cart
to Dwarkamai and meet Sai tomorrow morning.
These quilts are for Sai.
Jhipri, this cart is for Sai? What for?
Sai will donate these quilts to the poor people.
Okay. How much money should I take from him?
What are you saying, Nandini? Nobody takes money from Sai.
Jhipri, you work hard at home and in the factory.
Will you give away so many quilts without taking money?
Jhipri, if someone wants to...
If someone wants to donate these, he can buy it from us.
He can do whatever he wants later.
You will work hard, but who will look great? Sai!
Who knows if he's donating these or selling them?
I wouldn't have told you to do it
if I didn't have to visit the market tomorrow morning.
I can give these to Sai if you have a problem.
Okay. I cannot refuse you. I'll go.
[dramatic music playing]
Where were you? I've been waiting for so long.
Dalvi sir, I'm not saying this with fear.
I feel we can't harm Sai in any way.
[dramatic music playing]
Come on. Grab it.
He's sleeping. Go. Go quickly.
[tense music playing]
[devotional song playing]
Grab it!
My hand...
My hand is stuck.
[tense music playing]
You only have to grab it.
What's the big deal?
[devotional song playing]
We got it.
Evidence!
Gold!
- It's evidence. - It's gold.
I will be delighted if I get it.
It will be a pure bliss!
Bliss? Those are bullets.
You really are a pauper!
You've never seen gold in life.
If I get this gold, I...
Why are you making noise?
It has bullets!
[dramatic music playing]
Why are you hiding here?
Are you here to steal something?
Stealing anything is bad.
What are you doing? Why are you still here? Let's go.
I am stuck, Dalvi sir. I'm stuck in this deceptive place.
No power
has held my hand like this to date.
I try to save myself all day.
Yet, I'm meeting with so many accidents.
Three days will be over tomorrow.
Sai will inspect me and know nothing is wrong with me. Then?
I don't know what Sai and the people of Shirdi will do to me.
[heavy breathing]
- I'm leaving, Dalvi sir. - Hey! Listen.
- I'm leaving. - Listen!
Wait. Where are you running off to?
You're breaking Vishwanath sir's trust.
Should I lay my life for his trust?
You can escape Shirdi
but not Vishwanath sir.
Don't you know how crucial this task is for him?
You're still willing to break his trust.
- Look. He will punish you so brutally that... - Punish?
Punishments are for those who are alive, not dead.
I will definitely die tomorrow if I stay back in Shirdi.
I will seek Vishwanath sir's forgiveness.
He will punish me. He won't kill me.
- What are... - I'm going. - Listen! - I'm leaving.
[tense music playing]
He left.
Now, who will watch Sai?
Sai is Shirdi's faith.
Sai is here for all of us. Sai is Shirdi's soul.
Sai is God's incarnation.
Nobody can question Sai.
Sai is this! Sai is that! Sai is a riddle.
Given the chance, I can solve this riddle in two seconds.
Everyone has left their brains somewhere.
He's getting quilts for free and free food.
Living like an ascetic is a luxury.
[upbeat music playing]
[sombre music playing]
Come on, doll. I'll paint you today.
[sombre music playing]
Nandu!
Dad is calling me. Let's go.
[dramatic music playing]
This doll is so good.
Where did you learn to make such dolls?
I made this doll for you.
Answer her
question, as well.
Where did you learn to make these dolls?
[devotional song playing]
Why?
Can you make such dolls, too?
[dramatic music playing]
This is not the answer to the girl's question.
I learnt it last night.
I dreamt of a young girl making a doll like this last night.
I learnt it from her.
[devotional song playing]
You're beating around the bush to avoid the question again.
Jhipri has sent the quilts.
But this needs to be painted. Do you know painting?
I didn't learn that.
Then, who will paint it?
[pleasing music playing]
The one
who knows about this doll.
Okay, Sai. Please give me the doll after it is painted.
[devotional song playing]
Nandini,
will you paint this doll?
[devotional song playing]
I've often felt
that all of us have our beliefs and perceptions.
Whenever we see something,
we perceive its truth as per our perception.
For example, if we believe in God,
we can sense divinity in a stone.
We bow down before it automatically.
However, if we
don't believe in God,
even if God presents himself before us,
we won't believe it's true.
If we believe
someone is wrong, everything
that person does will be perceived with the same lens,
and it will be wrong every time.
The reason is our thoughts.
'What I am seeing,'
'I am thinking,'
'and I am understanding is correct.'
But the day
we learn to get rid of this 'I',
we will know
that our perceptions can be biased and wrong.
They deprive us of several new experiences of life.
Sai's life has several examples of people like Nandini
who inspire us to know
our weaknesses.
Hail Sai Ram.