The British had been ruling us for over 150 years.
Years of slavery had given birth in each of our hearts, the desire for a free lndia.
Whether by the shield of non-violence or by the spear of violence...
... achieving freedom became our only goal.
lt was under these circumstances that a big revolution was born.
In a smaII town, in the eastern province of undivided BengaI- Chittagong.
Our Chittagong! This happened in... 1930.
It's a miIitary pIane.
Come on! Let's continue!
Ananda... this way!
Himangshu... pass it there!
Rajat... straight ahead!
Jhunku... yes. Over here!
Deba...
- Naresh... very good! - I am here Fakir.
Dodge him... Tegra.
It touched Himangshu's hand!
- What do they want? - HaIt!
What has happened?
This is a good ground. Set the camp here. TeII aII the IocaIs to evacuate.
- You cannot pIay here. - Why?
Because we toId you so. Go home and pIay!
It's not a game of marbIes, it's footbaII. A pIayground is a must!
- What did you say? - What is the matter, Sir?
We are setting up a camp here.
A camp? AIright we'II pIay over there.
No, not there either. This ground is off Iimits.
But this ground beIongs to us, we have aIways been pIaying here!
One thwack on your backside and you'II forget aII about your ground.
Now get out of here!
Bring out aII the equipment this way.
- ShouId I go taIk to them one Iast time? - No, we wiII have to Ieave.
But why? Why go eIsewhere? This is my ground and I wiII pIay right here!
So what are you going to do? Fight them?
Yes.
Come to your senses Jhunku, we can't fight them.
Troops, spread out!
The ground opposite KaIi Mata tempIe, why not pIay there?
That one's taken over too.
But why shouId we go anywhere eIse? We shouId pIay here.
- Come with me! - If we make too much of a protest...
... they'II mistake us for freedom fighters and take us in.
So I am a freedom fighter. Let's fight them!
Looks Iike he is possessed by the spirit from the Neem tree!
I got an idea! Why not approach a freedom fighter?
- A freedom fighter? - You mean, a reaI freedom fighter?
- Stop it, this is aII idIe taIk. - No, he is right...
There is one... what's his name... He has even been to jaiI once!
He is aIso a teacher in some schooI.
- Surjyada? Surjya Sen... ? - Yes. Maybe.
Whoever he is, as Iong as he gets our ground back.
Yes!
Use your brains. They are fighting for the freedom of the country.
How wiII they have time for this anthiII of a ground?
Why? Our ground isn't in London. It aIso is a part of this country!
- When wiII this guy grow up? - No, he is right. Do you know him?
I don't, but my eIder brother does.
- So... ask your brother. - No way.
If I ask him, he wiII sIap my cheeks red.
You can't even take a few sIaps for our ground?
You kids stiII here? Get out of here! Move on!
What wiII be the soIution if we repIace x with x2 in this equation?
Haripada, teII us!
Masterda, x2 or x3, we shaII have to mug it up either way.
It's too difficuIt!
AppIying the correct method soIves even the most difficuIt probIems.
Let's taIk about something eIse.
How many of you have cIose friends?
Haripada, who is your best friend?
Masterda, Bidhu!
Bidhu, what can you do for Bidhu?
I can do anything, Masterda!
WouId you give your Iife for him?
It is difficuIt. But it is possibIe.
In fact, it has happened!
Has anyone heard of ''Khudiram Bose''?
Bidhu?
Khudiram Bose has been one of the youngest revoIutionaries of our country.
Very good! Sit down.
From a very young age, he feIt the burning desire for the country's freedom.
He threw a bomb at the carriage of an EngIish officer.
For which he was arrested.
And at the young age of 18, he was hung.
Do you know for whom he did this?
For you...
... for aII of us, for his countrymen!
- Who is that, Masterda? - NirmaI Sen.
Is he a cIose friend of yours?
WouId you give your Iife for him?
Anytime.
NirmaI!
How are you?
I got reIeased two days ago and took the first train out and here I am.
You must have faced hardships in prison?
They wouId beat me with Ieather sticks Iaced with brine.
They hit me tiII they got tired...
... aII that escaped my Iips was 'Vande Mataram'.
We are aII very proud of you.
- What about Anant, Ambika, Lokenath? - AII are here.
- We are meeting on Wednesday at 5pm. - Then teII me, when and where do we start!
Very soon.
AIright, shaII I take your Ieave?
- Where are you going? - To meet PritiIata.
Listen!
At Ieast make yourseIf presentabIe!
PritiIata...
Your eyes are downcast pray why?
There's sure someone in your heart, don't hide it. O companion!
Why must l be the first one to say it, O companion, let's have it from you.
who inhabits is in your dream stealthily?
Come on, l'm not the one for your feigning acts.
You've started hiding it from me what is in your heart.
How did you come to know this?
It's your own eyes which betrayed it all to me.
He wiII be here soon! Concentrate...
... or eIse you wiII Iose.
He'll come. O yes, he'll come.
Strains of 'Shehnayi' will sound in the courtyard.
He's come.
He'll have me, O he'll have me He whose love l've found.
I've come to know who your lover is Now I have recognised your beIoved,
O companion don't breath a word of this to anyone.
There he is!
Even if my own kith asks you, be quiet!
He's here!
He's here! Look behind.
There he is!
PritiIata!
NirmaI! How are you?
I'm fine. What about you?
She'II be better now. She's been waiting for you since 2 hours.
Your train was supposed to reach much earIier.
Yes... weII, I went to meet Surjya.
What is it?
- You teII him. - No, you teII him.
What's the matter?
KaIpana and I want to meet Surjyada.
- Why is that? - We have decided to join your group.
Is that so? But our organization has no work for women...
I can't convince him, maybe you can!
Come on Kuhu, let's play!
Both of us in the revoIution?
Kuhu, concentrate.
KaIpana!
Surjyada's house shouId be around here.
- Let's go right. - No... we shouId go straight.
What's going on here? CIear the road! Move!
Do you think that was Surjyada?
Let's find out.
- Surjyada! - Anant!
- How are you? - Fine.
- How have you been? - You teII me.
I am restIess from inaction.
Ambikada, hope Iife is good!
Great. What about you Anant Singh?
I'm fine too.
AII eIse can wait. First, I have to apoIogize for a mistake.
What mistake?
I'd just been to my viIIage in Punjab. To seII some ancestraI property.
I had some money Ieft over and I...
... with that money I bought an EngIish Car for myseIf.
WeII you are forgiven.
Because we shaII use your British car against the British!
I feeI better now!
Ambikada, Iooks Iike you have started pIanning aIready?
PIanning and finances are essentiaI for every revoIution.
How much have you coIIected?
11 rupees, my saIary, which I have deposited here.
Are you Surjyada?
Who are you aII?
Jhunku. And these are my friends.
What do you want?
Do you know of Thekedari Para?
- We Iive there and we have this ground there. - I mean, it's not ours, but it is ours!
We pIay footbaII there every day. Now the British soIdiers have taken it away from us!
FootbaII? Ground?
Why don't you get it back for us? If you are busy today, then do it tomorrow.
Get out of here! Let me not see you here again.
But Iisten!
Who was it?
Some kids. They were going on about some footbaII ground.
- Anant! - NirmaI!
You guys are stiII here? I toId you to Ieave!
We aren't going anywhere untiII we meet Surjyada!
- I said... - Wait...
I am Surjya Sen.
TeII me, what happened?
- Surjyada we... - Surjyada we were...
Quiet! CaIm down, one at a time.
You go ahead.
Surjyada, we Iive in Thekedari Para and we have a ground over there...
... which the British soIdiers have taken. Now what are we supposed to do?
We heard that you are fighting them for our freedom.
So free the country and give us back our pIayground.
It reaIIy is ours, I swear!
What kind of peopIe park trucks and put up tents in a footbaII ground?
CompIete nonsense.
We hate the EngIish too! Get them out of the ground!
I don't hate the EngIish.
I hate the way they function. I hate their intentions and their attitude.
Now teII me your names.
One at a time!
I am Ananda Gupta, this is my younger brother Deba Gupta.
I am Rajat Sen.
I'm Jibon GhoshaI, they caII me 'butter' at home.
And they eat it too! I am Subodh Roy!
That's his chiIdhood name, he is caIIed Jhunku now.
- I am Fakir Sen! - And I am Naresh, Naresh Rai!
- I am Himangshu Sen! - And this here is Tegra!
Greetings!
I sympathize with your pIight.
I am not making any promises but we shaII see what we can do.
AIright? You may Ieave.
Thank you!
Tegra! Pass it here.
Ananda, over here!
Rajat!
Jibon!
We are trying to estabIish factories here in Chittagong.
- Ah Taitt! - Good Afternoon!
Meet Barun Kumar GhoshaI...
... the biggest businessman in Chittagong.
Captain Taitt, FareII, take a seat.
We were in the midst of cIosing a business deaI with Mr. GhoshaI.
CertainIy... pIease excuse us.
No. Not at aII. It's aIright. Join us.
So, that's 60 percent to us and 40 to you?
WeII, I wouId prefer the other way around.
40 - 60?
That's the best I can do.
After aII, it's our peopIe, our resources.
Do you reaIise that we are giving you business...
... in a sIeepy town Iike Chittagong?
Mr. WiIkinson, I must share this one with you.
Your forefathers Iost their way trying to find...
... Chittagong and reached CaIcutta instead.
Otherwise, your Governor wouId have been sitting here!
So gentIemen...
... do not under- estimate the trade potentiaI of Chittagong.
40 - 60... ok!
Mr. GhoshaI, to Chittagong the new CaIcutta!
So Captain, this is your first visit to India?
Yes! It is.
And may I know your directive?
To estabIish a stronger miIitary presence here...
... by setting up more camps!
Be rest assured Captain Taitt...
... we BengaIis teach our chiIdren...
... the power of words and not of the sword.
- Greetings Ganeshda! - Greetings.
Ganesh! What's this? OnIy Indian cIoth!
Why didn't you get imported siIk? Did you forget?
No father, I did not forget.
Then what happened?
Father... I've been thinking...
... we shouId not seII foreign cIoth anymore.
- What do you mean? - I mean that we shouId onIy seII Indian goods.
Don't start again... imported siIk gets us at Ieast four times the profit!
Perhaps yes but aII of BengaI is boycotting foreign goods.
So! You are going to Iecture me on revoIution now?
Think of bringing about a revoIution in business! That is what we reaIIy need.
Father, I am with the Swadeshi Movement.
Goodbye mother.
- Where to now? - Congress Office, I'II be Iate.
When wiII you Iet go of this 'seIf-ruIe' madness?
When wiII you stop seIIing foreign cIoth?
- Ananda, I'm sure Surjyada wiII heIp us! - Do you think we wiII get the ground back?
What do you think?
Listen!
HoId on!
What's he upto?
Don't go there, Jhunku.
What's he doing?
- Stop! What are you doing? - Wait.
Put it back.
I said put it back!
Jhunku!
Get out of here!
The death of Jatin Das is another reprehensive act by the British Government.
We must foIIow the path shown by Gandhiji.
And give them a fitting repIy using non-vioIence and non-cooperation.
We must! We want compIete independence!
Vande Mataram! (Long Iive our motherIand)
Time to begin our meeting.
What is the difference between our goaI and that of the Congress?
None whatsoever.
We are waIking on different paths to achieve the same goaI.
Gandhiji requested aII revoIutionaries across the country...
... to refrain from vioIence for a year.
We respected his wish.
But what happened? The British injustice onIy increased!
And today, that one year is over!
And now, the dream of a free India...
... shaII begin right here, in Chittagong!
In Chittagong? Surjyada, what's your pIan?
What are the centres of British power here?
Cantonment!
- Armoury. - TeIegraph Office.
PoIice Lines?
We shaII attack aII these pIaces on the same day!
And that is how we wiII begin our revoIution.
What do you mean Surjyada?
A simuItaneous attack on aII these pIaces? Is it possibIe?
Yes! OnIy if we pIan it right.
This wiII require a Iot of resources. Where wiII so much money come from?
It wiII come. We shaII get it!
From the British Government.
We shaII use their weapons and make them the target!
Surjya, if we puII this off, it wiII create a storm.
Yes.
The utmost important thing is...
... that we need peopIe who are wiIIing to fight for freedom with absoIute commitment.
Surjyada!
HoId on, I'm coming!
You are back again! Didn't we teII you that we shaII do what we can.
We came to teII you that we don't want our ground back.
- That is wonderfuI news, now Ieave. - No! We won't Ieave!
Ground or no ground. We have decided that we wiII kick these 'Whites' out!
- That's why we are here. - What's wrong, Tegra?
- A white officer hit Jhunku for no reason! - They hit Tegra and Deba as weII!
If we sit around and do nothing, this wiII happen again! We have to do something!
- So what do you want to do? - We wiII heIp you and do whatever you ask.
Yes!
Very weII!
You can heIp us...
... but Iives can be Iost in the revoIution. Are you ready for that?
Yes Surjyada.
- But you have to make a promise. - Promise? What is it?
You can't breathe a word of this to anyone...
... not even your parents.
Yes Surjyada. We won't teII our parents.
AIright then.
Tegra wiII teII you when and where you have to come.
Let's go.
Surjyada, why did you make this promise to these kids?
They are chiIdren, but their aspirations are not juveniIe.
But aren't they a bit too young?
Yes, they are young, but not naive.
Didn't you see how fearIessIy they put their point across...
... and even committed themseIves to action.
Besides, many of our comrades are in prison, we need new freedom fighters.
But how can we trust these teenagers?
Our entire mission can be jeopardized by the smaIIest error.
That is why it is essentiaI we Iearn more about these boys.
Tarakeshwar, gathering other fearIess teenagers Iike these is upto you and LaImohan.
- It'II be done, Surjyada! - NirmaIda...
Surjyada, there's someone here to see you.
- Greetings Surjyada. - Greetings PritiIata, how are you?
I am weII. This is my friend, KaIpana Datta.
- Greetings Surjyada. - Greetings.
How can I heIp you?
Surjya, PritiIata and KaIpana are working for the Women's Congress since the past year.
But now...
Now we want to be a part of the revoIution!
I appreciate your sentiments, but you are aIready a part of the Women's Congress.
Then why do you want to join our revoIution?
Because we agree with your ideoIogy.
The path of revoIution is hazardous and not safe for women.
We concede that we do not possess the physicaI capacity of our revoIutionary brothers...
... but don't we have the right to fight and die for the freedom of our country?
Is this the onIy reason we can't contribute to the struggIe for Independence?
Isn't this wrong?
The revoIution is meant to fight injustice.
Barring us in this way, is this aIso not injustice?
Surjyada, we reaIIy want to heIp you in this revoIution.
AIright, Iet me give you a task.
TeII us! What must we do?
British Cantonment - is where the British keep aII their arms and ammunition.
You have to get the ground pIan of the pIace.
And if you succeed, you both shaII be a part of the Indian RepubIican Army.
AIright!
- Ma'am, shouId I get the car? - No, I wiII take the bicycIe.
- Have you informed DuIaIi? - Yes... I did!
Who are you?
- I am BhuIu and this is... - Rani!
We are DuIaIi's nieces.
Who is DuIaIi?
Don't you know Aunt DuIaIi! She does the cIeaning around here.
She isn't weII today... has the dry cough.
AIright... you can go in.
- Wait! Have you ever been in there before? - No.
I'II depute a soIdier... Manik!
This way.
This is the Cantonment's PiccadiIIy Circus, you may start your work from here.
Not here!
3... 4... 5... 6...
7... 8... 9
Wait, dear!
Now can we be a part of the Indian RepubIican Army?
An important part.
You can go in. Wait! One at a time!
- Name? - Jibon GhoshaI.
- Father's name? - Barun Kumar GhoshaI.
- Are you Mr. GhoshaI's son? - Yes.
- Does he know you're here? - No, I can inform him tomorrow.
Do one thing. Inform your mother the day after.
And the next day, inform your neighbors' as weII.
Keep informing peopIe tiII our pIan becomes pubIic knowIedge!
Anant!
I wiII not inform anyone.
- How oId are you? - Fourteen!
AIright, you may Ieave.
- Name? - Rajat Sen.
Why do you want to take part in the revoIution?
They hit my friend, now I want to kick them out of here!
Aren't you afraid of getting hurt?
What do you have in you that can be heIpfuI for us?
I don't know, but I wiII do exactIy as you say.
Why do you want to take part in the revoIution?
We want our footbaII ground back.
AIright.
- Hey... one at a time. - This is my younger brother.
- What are your names? - Ananda Gupta, Deba Gupta.
- What is your father's name? - Jogendra Mohan Gupta.
Why do you want be a part of the revoIution?
Why are you taking part?
We are taking part, for the country's freedom.
We want the freedom to pIay.
- Tegra! - So you are foIIowing your brother's footsteps.
- Yes sir. - Good. You may go.
Wait! Surjyada, question him!
He is your brother Lokenath, so it isn't necessary.
I'II question him.
Why do you want be a part of the revoIution?
Brother, you have aIways said that this is our country...
... and if we don't fight for it, then who eIse wiII?
- Are you prepared to die? - No.
- You are not prepared to die? - How wiII I experience freedom, if I'm dead?
Good.
Greetings!
Masterda!
What are you doing here?
- Father's name? - He is no more.
- And your mother? - She too is no more.
My friends are everything to me.
- Name? - Subodh Rai.
- And your father's name? - RatuI Kumar Rai.
- What does he do? - Nothing... he is a IandIord.
- How oId are you? - Sixteen...
-Thirteen.
AIright. You may Ieave.
Shanti Datta, fourteen.
- Seventeen. - Eighteen.
- Seventeen. - Sixteen.
- Fourteen.
- Twenty.
Long Iive the revoIution!
Where are you off to?
Jibon's pIace, to study.
- Oh yes, how are your studies going? - Very weII, father.
Fine. Don't be too Iong.
- Too Iong what? Studying? - No! Don't take too Iong to get home.
Here it is.
The boys have arrived.
- Why have we come here? - They want to test our strength.
- Strength? - Push yourseIf!
- Ambikada. - Jibon.
- That's enough. - Can I try?
Tegra, weII done! Do two more!
You have to do at Ieast five!
Push yourseIf to do it!
- Isnt it too Iight? - Yes. It's enough.
Ganeshda, since it's the first day, I...
Yes, it is the first day... One!
- PuII! One more! - Come on, Deba!
Van-de Ma-taram!
Hey, what does Vande Mataram mean?
- I don't know, do you? - Vande Mataram, no...
Vande Mataram means- Mother I haiI thee.
- Mother? - Our motherIand!
Doesn't it feeI good, when you say it- I haiI thee, my motherIand!
Deba, get up! We are Iate!
Jhunku! Wake up!
So, did you score your goaI! Now get up, breakfast is ready.
Hurry up, Jibon! Or eIse you wiII be Iate for schooI.
- Mother, I am not feeIing too weII. - Why, what's wrong?
I don't know. But I have a severe headache.
Never mind. Don't go to schooI today.
- Have your breakfast. - Come on eat.
Master Jibon, Master Jhunku is asking when are you going over to study.
Today you are aII a part of the Indian RepubIican Army.
Our pIan is to end the British ruIe at Ieast in Chittagong.
And serve as an exampIe for the rest of the country.
To achieve this, we must capture 5 pIaces.
We shaII attack aII the centres of British power...
... Armoury, Cantonment, PoIice Lines, TeIegraph Office...
... and capture them on 18th ApriI!
And our dream of a free India wiII begin right here in Chittagong!
So are you ready to fight for your country's freedom?
Yes!
Vande Mataram!
This is my Motherland!
She asks me where is the morn?
Whether the breath lasts or not, the heart now exclaims...
l shall capture and bring light!
Light that would light up life! l'd snuff out all darkness
The darkness is ancient.
We've to make a new sun, vibrant!
Surjya, think it over one Iast time.
Do you reaIIy want to take these teenagers and KaIpana & PritiIata in the revoIution?
AbsoIuteIy, Ambikada.
They want to participate in the revoIution as much as we do.
And we need them too.
AIso, during our espionage, no one wiII suspect us, if they are with us.
Let's go!
There wiII be five teams.
NangaIkote RaiIway Line...
Lokenath... LaImohan... Tarakeshwar...Upendra
TeIegraph Office - Ambikada... Ananda... Deba... Biren
British Cantonment - NirmaI... Tegra... Himangshu... Shanti
PoIice Lines - Ganesh... Jhunku... Bidhu... Haripada
European CIub - Anant... Rajat... Fakir... Naresh and Tripura
KaIpana, you wiII heIp prepare for NangaIkote RaiIway Line...
... and PritiIata wiII go to the British Cantonment.
We have to keep an eye on aII these pIaces.
Remember, it is important to make your memory as sharp as a wounded eIephant's.
Take a mentaI picture of everything you see.
Because it is risky to carry cameras to such pIaces.
- WiII you be abIe to remember aII this? - Yes!
Long Live... the RevoIution!
Long Live the RevoIution!
Police Lines Armoury, we shall take the muskets from here.
There are two guards at the gate 2 on the tower and about 3-4 inside.
Telegraph Office - there is just one soldier on guard here.
- TeIegram to? - CaIcutta.
Along with the Telegraph service, connections to every phone in Chittagong are here.
lt is essential that we disable this place.
Our most important target - British Cantonment!
We shall obtain the 303 rifles from here. All the teams shall gather here after the attack.
And we shall hoist our flag right here!
There are 3 watchtowers with 2 guards each...
... and 3 more guards at the main gate.
European Club - there are just 2-3 guards keeping watch and no soldiers,
We have to keep all the Europeans imprisoned here during the attack.
Come on.
The Nangalkote Railway Line connects Chittagong to CaIcutta,
We must construct a barrier on the tracks to stop the movement of trains.
We must find out what time does the last train pass through here!
Nine fifty.
That's the time, we begin our attack.
Now that the dream's dreamt, it has to be realised.
The pictures are drawn, they must be coloured.
My heart's saying dreams and reality are going to merge.
The darkness is ancient.
We've to make a new sun, vibrant!
This is my Motherland!
She asks me where is the morn?
Ambikada, we need 4 cars and 25 bicycIes.
There are 54 teenagers.
How much money wiII we need?
18000 rupees.
Listen up, everyone! Come here.
Every revoIution needs money power as much as it needs man power.
We need at Ieast 18 thousand.
Surjyada has donated his schooI saIary and aII his savings.
Everyone shouId try their best. Contribute as much as you can.
- Understood? - Paise or rupees?
Rupees! 18 thousand rupees!!
Take it from the cupboard.
Ambikada, 20 rupees!
10 rupees! Why?
Mother, do you trust us?
Rajat!
- That's a Iot! How much is it? - A hundred!
100 rupees!
The ten rupees are from you. The rest is from me!
I am gIad you came to me. It's the Ieast I can do for the revoIution!
This is caIIed a musket gun.
And this is a musket baII.
You put it in here...
... and push it down with the ramrod.
And then, aim and fire!
Jibon, show us!
HoId this.
No one is going to heIp you during the attack. Do it yourseIf!
Aim.
Put the ramrod back in its pIace.
What were you doing! You were steaIing!
What happened?
He was steaIing!
- SteaIing? - Yes, steaIing!
Fakir tried to contribute to the revoIution.
But his father caught him steaIing and thrashed him!
Fakir, why did you steaI?
Everyone is heIping out in some way, I was being of no use and so...
But you are being usefuI!
I am?
How?
You agreeing to be a part of the revoIution is in itseIf a great contribution.
You being here is an inspiration for aII of us.
Promise me, you wiII never steaI again.
I promise.
- Ambikada. - Yes.
We do not have any money to contribute.
- But we do have one thing. - What?
WiII our bicycIes do?
Yes, wiII do.
Here's two rupees from me.
AIright!
Harida, we wouId Iike to buy second hand bicycIes.
Get some oId bicycIes from the back store.
500 rupees, from my brother and me.
This is the new British gun - the 303 rifIe!
It's advantage is... unIike the musket gun, it need not be cIeaned after every shot.
It can be Ioaded very quickIy.
This is it's buIIet.
This is how you Ioad it.
PuII this Iever toward yourseIf and put the buIIet in the chamber.
And then, Iock it.
Now the gun is ready to fire.
Mother, can I have some money?
Money?
Why do you need money, son? Don't you have everything?
Jibon... Jibon! What's wrong?
Yes, Jibon.
Ambikada, I couIdn't get any money.
You are Mr. GhoshaI's son, right? I've heard you have 4 cars.
I am going to Mr. Bhattacharjee's house. Take care of the customers.
And put a smiIe on that face of yours. Otherwise there wiII be no customers!
Very good, Himangshu!
And remember! No matter how much anyone hurries you...
... aIways think before you act!
- Anantda, come out pIease! - Why, what has happened?
Just step out first!
What is outside?
- A car? - Yes.
What did you say at home?
I purposeIy took out a part, so that the car had to go to the garage.
Now it's repaired and I've brought it here. I'II take it back once our task is done!
Mechanic uncIe, you can go.
Want to drive?
Whose car is it?
Mr. GhoshaI!
Anant, be carefuI!
Ambikada.
- What is this? - My jeweIry.
I have no use for them anymore.
Tegra!
This is caIIed a RevoIver!
UnIike the musket gun, you don't have to reIoad after every shot.
It can fire six buIIets in one go!
- Six buIIets! - Yes.
- WiII we aII get one? - No. We have 3 now.
We wiII get 4 more.
You wiII get that Iong one... musket!
So far we have one musket, one 303 and we wiII have 7 revoIvers.
We wiII acquire more weapons from the armoury on the night of the attack.
AII the raw materiaI KaIpana asked for is in here.
I got it with great difficuIty.
Tarakeshwarda, are we going to make the bombs here?
No, not here.
We are attempting for the first time. We wiII have to try it in the jungIe.
Besides, we wiII need KaIpanadi.
- Have you fiIIed aII gunpowder? - Yes KaIpanadi.
- Mix them in the right proportions. - Yes.
KaIpana!
Tarakeshwar!
It Iooks Iike they put in too much gunpowder.
Ambikada.... how much money have we coIIected so far?
15 thousand rupees. Everyone has contributed something.
And now with KaIpana and PritiIata's heIp we shouId have aII the money in time.
KaIpana gave a Iot of jeweIIery and PritiIata gave her bangIes.
Eamon De VaIera has said that...
We of lreland and you of lndia must each of us endeavour...
... both as separate peoples and in combination...
... to rid ourselves from the vampire that is fattening on our blood.
This means that..
Beautiful dreams, they are bound to blossom.
Alas! How could l show them to you?
Life's saying, whatever is binding Let me first clear it from the path.
Perhaps the time to bare the heart isn't yet come.
But soon as there's an awakening from the slumber, mind will burst into song.
Pushpakuntala Devi.
Where are you Iost?
Just thinking, when wiII we breathe fresh air?
When wiII we get our freedom?
And when wiII I once again, be chained?
You won't ask for your freedom again, I hope!
ExceIIent!
Scores of unsaid things, nights squandered on thinking these things.
Who are you to me? Am l someone special to you too?
Tell me, how can one pass these days? Deeper than the ocean, these silences.
You are silent there and l'm lost out here.
Perhaps the time to bare the heart isn't yet come.
But as there's an awakening from the slumber, mind will burst into song.
Eat weII. SIowIy.
Madam!
- What happened? - Come here Ma'am! Hurry!
Look, what I found!
What do you think you're doing! Have you Iost your mind?
She is heII bent on ruining our famiIy name!
Father, how wiII fighting for our freedom ruin our famiIy's name?
Quiet! Not another word!
You are being misIed! You are Ieaving for CaIcutta by the first train tomorrow.
Father, I'm not being misIed. This is every Indians' struggIe.
I wiII go to CaIcutta and study and make a better Iife for myseIf, is that aII?
If every Indian is this seIfish, what wiII happen to our freedom?
KaIpana! Don't argue.
Try and understand what your father is teIIing you.
What do you think you shaII achieve on this path of vioIence?
Freedom, mother.
You are going to CaIcutta. You wiII have to go.
And that's finaI!
Enough is enough!
You wiII go to CaIcutta for your studies, aIong with KaIpana.
You shouId go to CaIcutta as per your fathers' wish.
You wiII estabIish contact with other revoIutionaries there and...
... send back materiaIs for making bombs.
I cannot be away from you.
I cannot Iive without you.
KaIpana...
... I understand your feeIings.
But you need to know something very important.
Before becoming a part of this revoIution...
... I was married.
I know.
Her name was PushpakuntaIa.
And she passed away two years ago.
- How? - Because of me.
I toId her my feeIings about the freedom movement... my true destiny.
I toId her... that the path I had chosen...
... wouId never Iet me commit to a home and famiIy.
I even toId her...
... to forget me, to move on and settIe down with someone eIse.
But she was not abIe to detach herseIf from me...
... and neither couId I from the revoIution.
And then 2 years ago...
... because of me...
... because of my ideaIs.
I have committed this mistake once. I don't want it to happen again.
I have understood.
Long Iive the revoIution!
You must remember the pIan, the way we remember our math tabIes! Ambikada...
At exactIy 9:50pm, my group and I shaII disabIe the TeIegraph Office.
So that Chittagong is cut off not just within the city, but from the entire country.
ExactIy five minutes Iater...
Ganesh and I wiII Iead our group to PoIice Lines and take over. NirmaI...
Lokenath and my group wiII imprison the guards at British Cantonment...
... and then take aII the weapons from the AFI Armoury.
Anant...
With my team, I wiII attack the European CIub.
And capture the 'Whites' at gunpoint.
This wiII aIIow us to compIete our mission without interference from them. LaImohan...
At exactIy 9:50 we shaII put up a barrier on the raiIway track near NangaIkote RaiIway Station...
... so that no train carrying soIdiers, or any train...
... wiII be abIe to enter or Ieave Chittagong. Ganeshda...
With the weapons from PoIice Lines, Surjyada and I wiII Iead our team...
... to the British Cantonment, and capture the Armoury. Lokenath.
And then, we shaII attack the JaiI, and free our revoIutionary brothers.
After that, we'II attack the ImperiaI Bank!
And the next morning, Chittagong wiII wake up to a new dawn!
We shaII have the weapons...
... and Chittagong wiII be free.
Yes!
Now, just 5 days remain for the attack!
What are you doing here?
Get off the ground! Out!!
''Let no one stop us now, no one hinder us We're all set to march forward.''
The stage's set for action now We're swearing allegiance to this cause
Whether we get a reward or punishment We aren't in the least bothered.
We know what has to be done
What we have thought in our hearts will happen
''We'll play with our lives and fight... with all our might!''
16...17.
- What are you Iooking at? - At your physique.
Go on, do your exercises. Move aIong!
This is ChIoroform.
If put on a cIoth and pIaced on someone's nose, it wiII make them unconscious.
I shaII use chIoroform to disabIe the guards at the gate.
And then Iock the barracks, trapping the soIdiers inside.
In the meanwhiIe, I shaII fooI the guard at the AFI armoury into thinking that...
... I am an EngIishman and have him open the Armoury door.
And aII this, without firing a shot.
We shouId fire onIy if our Iives are in danger.
So far, onIy three bombs couId be made.
Tarakeshwarda, you sure these wiII not expIode in our hands?
Tegra, if his ear was functioning, he wouId have bIasted this bomb on your head.
Come again?
Tegra is saying that the oppressors' days are numbered.
We want to bring justice to our land.
We want to stamp out injustice at all costs
We're girdled with self-respect We've brought the dream of freedom.
Whether a whirlwind breaks out or storm rages
No matter which powerful foe charges We've risked our lives.
We'll play with our lives and fight... with all aur might!
Is everything ready?
I hope we haven't missed out anything.
I hope everything pIays out According to our pIan, tomorrow.
- Where are you going? When wiII you return? - In the evening.
At Ieast have something to eat, Himangshu!
Don't worry, mother.
Come on! Let's go! The train has arrived!
Get off the track.
What happened?
Let's go!
- We have to send an urgent TeIegram! - The office is shut.
It's urgent, sir. PIease do us a favor!
Don't you understand once you are toId?
Don't move!
Nobody move!
- Where is everyone? - Who?
AII the 'whites'.
They have aII gone home. They Ieft earIy since today is Good Friday.
Good... Friday!
Haripada, Bidhu... go!
Sir, what's the way to Thekedari Para? We have Iost our way!
Where are you coming from this Iate?
From Howrah!
Go straight down this way and take a Ieft at the crossing.
After that, keep going straight ahead.
- Straight? - Yes, straight.
- Left. - Are you sIow in the head?
Go straight down this way, take a Ieft at the turn...
... and then keep going straight ahead.
Open the gate! Hurry!
What's going on at the gate?
Take this.
ShaII we go in?
You aII know what you have to do. Move!
Open the gate!
Wait here tiII I get inside.
- How are you? - I'm fine... who are you?
NirmaI.
- Who do you want to meet? - His name... his name?
Just a minute. His name... found it!
Let's go.
Open the Armoury door!
Sir...
Who are you? Step out!
Who are you peopIe?
It was a gun shot! Check...
HaIt!
Who goes there?
Who are you?
- How many buIIets do we have? - A few, not enough.
Tegra... it's time!
Tegra, go that way.
NirmaI, this way.
I'II try and distract them from the front.
- Tegra, be carefuI. - Yes brother.
Don't shoot! Don't shoot! I'm an officer... Stop, don't shoot!
Tegra run!
Vande... Mataram!
They might have served the enemy but after aII they were Indians.
Forgive us brothers!
- There is a bad news. - What?
- There was no one at the European CIub. - What do you mean 'no one'?
Today is Good Friday. So the peopIe went to church and then straight home.
That's disastrous! That means aII the officers wiII be at home!
Surjyada, there is fire at the Cantonment!
KaIikinkar, Tripura, PuIin, stay here. Everyone eIse wiII come to the Cantonment.
Sir! TerribIe news sir!
The PoIice Lines Armoury has been attacked by the revoIutionaries!
What!
Operator... the Iine has been cut!
Go inform Mr. WiIkinson, and ask him to come to the cantonment.
- Yes Sir... - Farmer and I wiII aIso rush there. Hurry!
Take as many rifIes as you can carry.
Now the buIIets.
- Uniforms! - This one is fuII of beIts.
Where are the buIIets?
- They shouId have been here. - NirmaIda, Lokenathda! Some car is coming!
Looks Iike the British Officers are here!
Everyone take cover!
Watch out!
Come, run! Keep Iow! Head to the gate!
My god! They have taken over the Cantonment!
This is a major attack sir!
There are 50 soIdiers in the barracks here. I'm sure they have been Iocked in.
But.. the TeIegraph Office has been smashed.
And we must get the message to CaIcutta.
You stay here, I wiII get to the ship somehow.
AIright Sir!
I hear a car! Behind the waII, quickIy!
Everything aIright here?
Yes, everyone took the weapons and Ieft for the Cantonment.
The others are foIIowing on bicycIes, you come with them as weII. AIright?
AIright. Come on! Let's go!
More cars coming in.
That's Anantda!
NirmaI, Lokenath... what's the news?
The soIdiers have been Iocked in the barracks and aII the guards are dead.
- FinaIIy, we did capture the Armoury! - Yes, but I have bad news.
What's that?
- We onIy found the guns. - But not the ammunition.
- What? - AII we have now are the guns.
Which are usIess now!
Surjyada, these bIoody whites have hidden the buIIets!
Listen up, we don't have much time.
Distribute aII the muskets we brought with us, amongst the rest.
And burn the 303's, in fact burn down the entire armoury!
The TeIegraph Office has been disabIed. Is everything aIright here?
No. Let me expIain.
- Get up! - What happened?
Get up!
The door is Iocked!
Company! FaII in Line!
Long Live... the motherIand!
There they are!
Long Live... the revoIution!
Everyone, to the parade ground!
NirmaI!
Himangshu!
Lie down Himangshu! Lie down!
Ganesh!
- Ananda! - Let's go Jibon!
To the car!
Be carefuI!
- Saving his Iife is a priority. - Yes.
Jibon, Ananda... keep firing.
Jibon's car!
Don't worry Himangshu, Anant wiII be here any minute with the doctor.
Ananda, wait here for Anant.
- Himangshu! What happened? - I'II teII you.
What happened to him?
How did this happen?
Who did this?
- Don't worry; the doctor is on his way. - But aII this... how... when...?
- Let me expIain - Who did this to my chiId?
You are Jibon, aren't you?
- Yes. - What's going on?
What are you doing with a gun? What are you boys upto?
UncIe, aII of us attacked the cantonment with Surjyada.
And Himangshu was badIy burnt.
- Is Rajat aIso with you? - Yes.
Rajat and the others are at the Cantonment.
You raided the Chittagong Armoury?
Doctor, pIease hurry up, do something.
- Surjya, Staying here is dangerous. - We shouId get out of here!
Anant and Ganesh are not with us either.
The main gate of the cantonment is unguarded.
Let's go out that way and move towards the jungIe.
Company! Retreat!
My God, they are onIy teenagers!
Shanti!
- Shanti, what happened? - A buIIet grazed me!
- Where is everyone? - Dont know... they aII Ieft.
AIright. Let's get out of here.
Revolutionaries attacked the Cantonment and Police Lines Armoury last night!
Amazing what Surjya Sen has achieved!
They caII themseIves the 'Indian RepubIican Army'. Did anyone read their pamphIet?
Yes... of course!
Surjya Sen had 60-65 revoIutionaries with him.
AII from Chittagong! Many of them were just teenagers!
Teenagers!
Your son didn't return Iast night, did he?
What's happening here?
Chittagong Armoury Raid.
The insurgents did not know that the guns and ammunition aren't kept together.
What! They don't keep guns and ammunition together!
WeII sir, we witnessed about 60 of them Ieaving the cantonment and currentIy...
Yes... we are pretty sure that the revoIutionaries...
... have moved into the jungIe tracts, Sir.
They have taken about 60 muskets from the PoIice Lines...
... and a Iarge number of musket baIIs. But not sufficient for a fuII scaIe revoIt.
Sir, We have empIoyed our entire troops in the search but...
We need reinforcements, Sir!
Get troops from CaIcutta, right away! Do you know who you want to get?
Yes Sir! Lt. CoI. DaIIas of the Eastern Frontier RifIes.
- AsanuIIa! - Yes sir?
You wiII work under him.
KaIpana! Where were you?
- Just around the corner. - Come for Iunch?
- Go ahead, I'II join you Iater. - AIright.
Quick, shut it!
- Listen to today's news! - What?
Revolutionaries movement at Chittagong.
Serious armed rising at Chittagong
There was intense firing between the British soldiers and the revolutionaries before they escaped.
But everyone escaped, that's good news!
God knows where they are.
We have to go to Chittagong. ImmediateIy.
I miss home.
By now my father must have found out.
Not just him. AII of Chittagong must know now.
I am a gonner!
Naresh...
Go get Masterda!
Masterda! Come fast!
- What shouId we do? - We shaII use the bushes for cover.
We have enough muskets to take on their 303's. Let's go.
These are JaIaIabad hiIIs Sir.
We have information they are up there sir.
- Company... faII in Iine! - Make four rows!
We wiII take them by surprise and shoot them through the trees.
- Company faII in! - Company faII in Iine!
Take your firing positions!
Aim at the hiIIs!
Fire!
Company! FaII back!
ReIoad!
- ReIoad... - Wait.
Bring out the Lewis!
ReIoad quickIy.
Fire!
ReIoad!
Prabhash!
Tegra!
Am I going to die?
No!
My head feeIs heavy.
I am Iosing my sight. Where are you?
I am right here. Next to you.
TeII mother that...
Bidhu, Haripada! Tegra's gone!
Aim!
Tegra gone?
Fire!
Bidhu...
- LaIa! - Madhusudhan!
ReIoad!
Bidhu.
Tripura!
PuIin!
Retreat...!!
Lokenath... Lokenath...
They must be reIoading! Hurry!
Come on!
This way!
- Come on! - Stay Iow!
Move.
Naresh!
Come on.
Cease fire!
Company! Move in.
Ambikada!
Surjya, get everyone out of here. Get the boys out of here.
- MeanwhiIe, I'II try and stop them here. - We can't Ieave you here.
Don't say a word, just take everyone and Ieave.
AIright, Iet's go.
Vande Mataram!
Teenagers!
It was an eIaborate pIan, Sir.
Bring them here, search them and burn them.
It's not safe for us to stay together.
We wiII be caught easiIy.
At dawn, we wiII spIit up into smaIIer teams and Ieave, one group at a time.
Surjyada made sure many of us got home. Sometimes l wonder...
... if we had found the bullets for the 303 rifles, Chittagong's history would be very different today.
The battle of Jalalabad would never have taken place...
... and so many of our friends would have not died.
We were still proud of our attempt.
Because our uprising shook the British Headquarters in London.
They realised that their rule was almost at an end.
But we also realised that they would not rest until...
... each and every one of our comrades was caught.
SoIdiers!
Sir... these are the ones we suspect.
They were going to CaIcutta.
What has happened, sir? Why did you take us off the train?
Take them inside. Move!
Sir wants to know your names. Come on, teII him!
I am Jayanto, this is MoIai, he is BhoIai. Thats Shambu and he is GopaI.
- Where do you Iive? - Faujdarhat.
- Why are you going to CaIcuta? - We are cIoth traders.
Sir, they do business in cIothes.
CIoth merchants... where are your bags?
PIease Iet us go, Sir. We are in deep troubIe.
We don't know anyone. PIease beIieve us, Sir!
A big businessman conned us and took our entire Iuggage.
Our entire Iuggage!
Have pity on the poor, Sir. Let a poor man be.
PIease aIIow us to go, Sir!
You are Iying!
You are surrounded. You can't escape.
Jibon, over here.
Ananda! Shanti!
- We can't stay here for Iong. - AIright. There is onIy one way.
- Where is Shanti? - There he is!
Shanti!
Ganesh, I shaII try and hoId them here.
Move ahead with these two, I shaII foIIow with Shanti.
- Go! - Let's go!
9 buIIets.
Shanti move! Get out of there,
Forgive me Shanti.
ln a pitched battle on Jalalabad hills Lt.Colonel Dallas Smith...
... squashed Surjya Sen's teenage army.
The revolutionaries' muskets were no match for the Lewis gun.
Another group of revolutionaries was intercepted at Feni station...
... but they managed to escape losing one man.
The Government conducted raids and searches across the city including the Congress office...
... and seized pamphlets of the lndian Republican Army.
End of news bulletin.
There's checking going on. Take the IeafIets, I'II take the acid.
We shouId spIit up. There are two Iines. You take the Ieft, I'II go right.
You wait. What is in here?
- Just some papers. - Open it!
Do and die... Iong Iive the revoIution.
- Is this just paper? - I didn't know what was written on them.
You know now, don't you? You are under arrest!
For possessing papers that incite the pubIic against the British Government.
SoIdiers! Arrest her!
Come here.
PIease! Don't get up. You need to rest, son.
Don't worry, due to your wound you had faIIen unconscious.
We have bandaged it, you wiII feeI better.
- What is your name, son? - My name is Ambika.
I am a revoIutionary.
You and your comrades had seized Chittagong?
Yes. But we were not compIeteIy successfuI.
Someone had to start this war.
What is the use of the bIood that is not shed in fighting for justice?
Stay here tiII your wounds heaI. Think of us as famiIy.
I am Amjad and she is SuItana.
CaIcutta...!
We are Ietting you go this time because of Mr. Datta Gupta. But next time...
There won't be a next time.
AIright, you may go.
This Durgabari Ashram is actuaIIy my home.
Surjya and other revoIutionaries have been coming here for the past two years.
Surjyada is Iike a brother to me.
My husband was a IandIord. He was kiIIed in the revoIt of 'LaI BangIa'.
I have two chiIdren. SnehaIata and Apu.
- PritiIata! - Greetings Masterda!
- How are you? - I am okay.
How is KaIpana?
She has managed to get baiI.
But she is under constant survieIIence, so she cannot Ieave her house.
She is awaiting for your orders.
You must be hungry? I'II serve Iunch. Apu...
Masterda, the news from JaIaIabad was heart- breaking.
This time we wiII attack the PahartaIi cIub. It is time to take the revoIution ahead.
Many of our comrades have been captured or are being watched.
That is why you must Iead this attack.
I promise Masterda, I wiII return successfuI.
I do not have the words to describe how happy I am to see you safe.
Why? What couId happen to me? I am fine.
When I am with you, the desire to Iive increases.
Now, I am even afraid of death.
I finished my studies.
PritiIata, soIdiers!
Apu, remain seated.
Sit... eat...
What? What do you want?
We have reason to beIieve there are more peopIe in here.
Move aside!
NirmaI!
Surjya, both of you... Ieave!
No. We wiII Ieave together. Let's go!
I won't be abIe to make it. Go.
Leave!
Get up NirmaI!
Surjya, your safety is very important. The revoIution must be kept aIive.
Go!
- PritiIata, Iet's go! - I wiII stay here. I won't go!
Let's go PritiIata!
No...
Surjya, take her away!
Vande Mataram!
Sir, it seems Iike the revoIutionaries have spIit themseIves up into smaIIer groups.
They were probabIy moving towards CaIcutta.
We have aIready sent a communiqué there and Assam.
The commissioner of PoIice Tegart has taken charge.
In Chittagong, raid every house...
... put the town on curfew and doubIe up your men.
We wiII get them sir, dead or aIive!
My home!
Who are you both?
- TeII us! - Where are your comrades?
- We won't teII. - We won't say anything.
It's aII my fauIt.
Himangshu, Shanti... pIease forgive me.
Don't shoot... get them aIive!
Mother, Father, Ananda... good bye.
Tegra, Bidhu, Naresh, Tripura, Prabhash, were kiIIed at the battIe of JaIaIabad.
And I heard yesterday that...
... Rajat and Deba and two others committed suicide.
Deba...
... I'II teII him, I'II go teII Ananda!
Jibon!
Ananda... Deba is dead...
... he isn't coming back!
Deba died?
I want to go home...
... I want to meet my parents.
I don't want to stay here, I'm going home...
... to be with my mother and father.
Jibon! Wait.
Let me go... Iet me go home Ganeshda!
I don't want to stay here, I am Ieaving.
Mother, father, I am coming.
Who are you?
PoIice.
Ananda, get up! SoIdiers have arrived!
Lock the door from the inside.
OnIy the three of them?
No sir, there was one more.
Sir... this way Sir!
Sir Charles Tegart led the forces of the Crown...
... in a spectacular operation in the French colony of Chandernagore.
They captured revolutionary leaders, Ganesh Ghosh and Lokenath Bal.
Young Jibon Ghoshal was shot dead while trying to escape.
Revolutionary Ambika Chakraborti was also found and arrested.
Arrest him!
Wahe Guru, I am here.
Revolutionary Anant Singh, under mysterious circumstances...
... walked into a Calcutta Police Station and confessed.
Wahe Guru (Lord),
I have come to you. Forgive me.
Who are you?
Anant Singh, Wahe guru.
What are you guiIty of?
I have a committed a huge crime.
I am responsibIe for Shanti's death.
Forgive me. HeIp me redeem.
Wait! What kind of Indians are you?
Today we shaII avenge those, who gave up their Iife for the revoIution.
Let us pass!
Let's go!
We'II be caught if we stay together. You Ieave from here, we'II go this way.
Move! Let's go.
NirmaI, I have compIeted our mission. I cannot Iive without you.
I am coming to you.
'Vande Mataram.'
Kick it! That way!
KiIIed him! KiIIed him!
So many of us... are no more.
They fought to regain the dignity of our country...
... and we are going to do the same, KaIpana.
SoIdiers!
Masterda, soIdiers.
They are cIosing in.
They are cIoser now.
Ready!
BIoody heII... fire!
Take cover...
I have no more buIIets.
OnIy five Ieft.
Move in.
Take him aIive.
They want me aIive. We can't escape together.
Listen to me very carefuIIy.
I wiII rush out the front door and Iead them to the right and then try to Iose them.
At the opportune moment, take the others and escape from the Ieft. Got that?
Ambika Chakraborti, Anant Singh, Ganesh Ghosh, Lokenath BaI...
... are decIared guiIty under section 121 and we sentence them accordingIy...
... to transportation for Iife.
Tarakeshwar Dastidar is charged with the murder of Sgt. EIIiot...
... and hence is sentenced to hang by the neck tiII he is dead.
Fakir Sen, Subodh Roy, Ananda Gupta, Haripada Bhattacharjee...
... are decIared guiIty under Section 121.
We sentence them accordingIy to transportation for Iife.
- Fakir, don't cry. We are proud of you! - Jhunku, we are proud of you.
KaIpana Datta's guiIt is not comparabIe with that of Surjya Sen.
KaIpana Datta is decIared guiIty under Section 121.
We sentence her accordingIy to transportation for Iife.
Vande Mataram!
Do you have anything to say, Mr. Surjya Sen?
My actions have aIready spoken for me.
So, you admit your crime?
Crime...?
If fighting for one's freedom is a crime, then yes, I have committed a crime!
But what about the crimes you have committed against us, for years?
What you caII a crime, in our Ianguage, we caII it revoIution!
You took advantage of your status as a teacher...
... and manipuIated and corrupted the innocent impressionabIe minds of chiIdren.
What you need to know is...
... that even the chiIdren of this country no Ionger want you here.
You even went to the extent of roping in young women...
... Iike KaIpana and PritiIata as pawns of your own vested interests.
The women have picked up the sword in the past to fight your ancestors.
So you are guiIty as charged of triggering a revoIution!
You are guiIty as charged!
You and your government are responsibIe...
... for the deaths of the martyrs, who gave up their Iives for freedom.
Neither have I given birth to the revoIution, nor can I end it...
.. because this has become a tradition!
One that shaII continue tiII you Ieave from here.
Vande Mataram!
Hurry up!
Assist him!
Forgive us, Masterda!