The citizens of India started a war for freeing their enchanting India...
....around 100 years ago.
Sisters sacrificed their brothers...
...wives sacrificed their husbands, and mothers sacrificed their sons.
lndia is now on the verge of being liberated.
The blood which became a martyr for this freedom...
...didn't belong to any one person, one home, or one religion.
That blood belonged to the whole of India.
Now this India is yours...
...and all of you are the guardians of the future of India.
You people will be becoming engineers, doctors...
...scientists, farmers, or soldiers of this country.
But more than this, you have to become a good human being.
Never commit atrocities on humanity, nor let it happen.
lf you keep humanity alive in the country...
...the country will continue to make unhindered progress.
All right, children. We will continue tomorrow.
- Aslam dear... - Yes, father?
Take Shiva home. l will go to the market.
Uncle, didn't you say that whoever comes first in the exams...
- ...you'll giR a pen to him? - Yes, l did say that.
Aslam and l both've scored 80 marks. Both of us have stood first.
- Where's our pen? - Where's our pen?
- l'm going to the market to buy it. - You're such a nice person.
- Ram! - Uncle!
Uncle, both of us have stood first in the class.
Really? My life has become successful.
The son and the nephew both are so brilliant.
Why did you shut your shop and come here?
Friend, what kind of a Muslim are you?
- As much as you are a Hindu. - No joking. Come home.
-Your wife's waiting for us at home. -Why? What happened?
- It's a festival day today. - Ah, yes. l'd forgotten.
Will l have to remind you of all your festivals?
Your mind is like a calender of festivals.
lf l don't remind you, festivals like Dassera, Holi or Diwali...
...wouldn't be celebrated in your home.
- You are right. - You too were right.
Look over there!
- You! - No, Aslam.
He has knocked off your cap. But he has insulted me.
And whoever hurts you, l won't spare that person.
You'd better ask Aslam for pardon...
...and put back his cap on his head with respect.
Else l will change the geography of your head.
- You'd better ask Shiva for pardon. - Lay off, will you?
l will count only till five.
- 1! - 2!
3...4...5!
Forgive me, please.
- Friend, your kurta! - And your shirt!
- Mother will beat us. - Mother will beat us.
- You go to my mother's home. - And you go to my mother's.
Both of us will be spared of beatings.
Wear Aslam's kurta.
Tell me, how did your kurta got torn so badly?
l'm speaking the truth. l slipped and fell into thorny bushes.
l see...but take my oath.
l can take the oath. But ever since you said that taking oaths...
...is a bad thing, l have stopped oaths since then.
So you've stopped taking oaths.
And what about the fact that you take Aslam's oath 25 times a day?
l'm used to that.
Till l don't take Shiva's oath, l feel that my work won't be done.
Till l don't take Aslam's oath, l feel as if l haven't done a thing.
Don't look there. Look here. Or you will be beaten up.
So you were going to the police to complaint about me?
Who asked this idiot to go to the police station?
l'd even cautioned him that Zaalim Singh will catch him...
...even before he reaches the police station.
You say that l rob people! Come on...get up!
What're you doing here? Come on inside.
l don't have the courage.
-l won't go to the police station. -l will make sure that you do go.
Stop!
Who said that?
Who was it?
- Who said that? - l said it.
Drop your knife, Zaalim Singh.
Drop the knife, Zaalim Singh.
There will be unity in the colony?
l will make sure that l make Rahim perform Ram's funeral...
...and get Ram to dig Rahim's grave.
That's fine. But l hear Ram and Rahim have complained to the police today.
l've the solution for that too.
With the support of religion...
...l will create the fire of enmity between Hindus and Muslims.
There will be chaos all around. And taking advantage of that...
lt's a sin to kill so many people simply to kill Ram and Rahim.
Shut up!
People call me a crook.
Crookedness is the religion of crooks...
...and there's nothing pious or sinful in crookedness.
Go and spread the fire all over. Burn down every home.
Let there be clashes between the Hindus and Muslims.
Don't be insistent, Ram.
When they get to know that Ram has sheltered Rahim...
...they can even become your sworn enemies.
That's impossible, Rahim. And even if that happens...
...the Hindus will reach Rahim only aRer they kill me.
You talk of unity, don't you? Now just see what l make of you.
Nobody should manage to survive.
- No! - Aslam! Mother!
Wear Aslam's kurta.
Telling lies is the greatest sin.
Children, never take the support of lies ever in life.
Truth is very powerful.
Fire cannot burn down a truthful person.
The hardships of life cannot make a truthful person suffer.
- No! - Get lost!
We've only broken your spectacles.
lf you don't obey us, l will pierce your eyes.
Your testimony to the police against our boss Raghu...
You will have to change it in the court tomorrow.
Somebody else had robbed Ramlal, not Raghu.
l teach children to speak the truth.
One lie spoken by me will make them like you people.
And l won't let that happen.
Even angels will speak lies.
No! No!
- You mosquito! How dare you! - No!
Wait here. Let me show them the wonders of my hands.
You people will testify in the court tomorrow, not the master.
Understood? You haven't understood.
What say? What're your intentions now?
Spare our lives.
Come tomorrow to testify in the courts. Else...
Boss, tell us your name at least.
Cowards like you affectionately call me Tiger.
- Tiger? - Yes.
Mother! You haven't slept yet?
Doctors have advised you against remaining awake late.
l thought you must've gone to sleep. So through the window, l...
lt was Shyam's wedding today. No, no...
Mother, you are upset with me, aren't you, that l came late?
You know what happened today? When l was passing through...
...the school, l saw some crooks harrassing the master.
They were forcing the master to testify falsely.
l said that if the master has seen Raghu robbing the goods...
...you too must've seen him. Why don't you testify against him?
They didn't listen. They acted haughty. So l too got up.
- What then? - What else...
l told them that they'll have to pay heavily to deal with Tiger.
But they didn't listen. They pounced on me. So l also bashed them up.
Then they agreed to testify. So l said that if they were...
Mother?
Mother...
l know that l hurt you very much. But what should l do, mother?
Whenever l see atrocities being committed on a labourer...
Whenever l see that a poor man is slogging hard...
...and he is being exploited, l am unable to bear it.
A current passes through my body. A fire rages through my body.
l feel as if somebody is calling out to me from within...
...asking me to end this atrocity...
...even if l have to spend my blood like water.
And l...forget everything.
Will this come to an end with your lone effort?
Can you alone put an end to all the atrocities in the world?
No, Shiva. Don't you remember...
...your father and Aslam's father too had...
...raised a voice against atrocities and hooliganism.
They couldn't put an end to the hooliganism...
Rather, they were themselves eliminated.
l know, mother.
l'm going around everywhere with that same spark since years.
That's the wound which l couldn't heal since childhood.
How can l forget that those cruel people burnt my father alive?
How can l forget that they killed Rahim Uncle?
How can l forget that your son, who was my friend...my everything...
He was killed in front of his mother.
Shera won't die so soon.
l kept on searching death all my life.
And death continued to go away from me.
Looks like l have enmity with life, and death has enmity with me.
You'd better go there carefully.
Hoodlums surround Ranvir with guns round the clock.
What if you...?
These days even children fire pistols and guns.
But, Shera, l was only...
l know what should be done and what shouldn't be done.
You shell out money. It's my job to bring Ranvir.
Yes, yes...here you are!
Go home and rest. You'll find Ranvir by tomorrow.
See my arrangements, Ranvir? Even Shera's spirit cannot reach here.
l don't believe it, Raka. It's said that...
...Shera reaches everywhere like death.
This is the only route to reach here. And if he comes this way...
And there's only one way to escape. And it has been closed.
Spare me, Shera. Forgive me.
lsn't he the one around whom crooks stood round the clock with guns?
Do you still refuse to marry this innocent girl?
l will surely marry. l will do whatever you say.
l've been deprived of everything.
Zaalim Singh orphaned me by taking you people away from me.
And the society snatched away my identity from me.
From Aslam, l became Shera. But l'm not going to give up.
All my life, l chased each and every crook...
...to put an end to cruelty, and to track down Zaalim Singh.
Listen...pray this much for me.
l shouldn't die till l don't confront Zaalim Singh.
This is the purpose of my staying alive. And that's my search.
- Greetings. - Greetings.
- May Allah fulfill your wish. - Wish?
l've one wish. Somebody's search. l wonder when my search will end.
Have patience, dear. The Almighty is with those who are patient.
l have been patient all along. What else have l done?
Accept this money and distribute it among the orphans.
You distribute all your wealth among the poor.
Have you ever thought about your own self?
Why should l? Whom do l have in this world?
lt's very unfair if one has to give 1 bag of grain for every 10 bags.
You should unite with other traders and do something about this.
All the traders in the market are scared of them.
- They're very dangerous. - Let me hear about them.
- You know those people... - Nothing, nothing.
Go to the market. We too will give whatever others give.
- l was asking that... - You don't understand, do you?
l have understood. Come on.
Come inside.
- l was asking about work. - Don't you talk big!
All right. But later, don't say that l don't work.
- All right. l won't. - At least listen to me, mother.
You remembered work and the market when crooks were mentioned.
What else have you brought? Take it out.
- Greetings. - Greetings.
What is this queue for?
Looks like you have come to this market for the first time.
Yes. This is the first time that l'm coming here.
lt's the policy of this market that no farmer can sell his grains...
...till he doesn't pay the tax to Raghu's men.
Tax? But we pay tax to the government.
Why do they ask us tax?
The government can sometimes Iet go the tax.
But there's no escape from tax here. They collect the tax immediately.
Hey! You there! Be careful, will you?
What's this? l won't pay. Why should l?
We work hard all day long and somehow manage to grow some grains.
Then how can you people collect tax for our hard work?
l see. Muscleman, take him inside, and explain to him what we are.
Come on. Come inside.
- Why don't you explain here itself? - Come in.
lf you sell your grains in the market, you will get money.
What will you feel if that money is robbed from you on your way home?
lnstead of losing your money on the way...
...you should make do by paying some tax here itself.
- Understand? - Nevertheless...
...who are you people to collect the taxes?
We will tell you rightaway.
ls it something confidential that you are shutting the doors?
Sugarcane? Why do you need these?
lt is necessary. It will not make you bleed...
...nor will there be any injury mark.
And one understands everything.
- Gosh! l've had it. - Understand?
- Take this. - l've had it.
Somebody help me please.
l've understood everything. My entire family has understood it.
Are you paying the tax, or do you need to be explained too?
You don't have to explain to me. l've understood everything.
- Wait, wait, man. - Sir, you have come here?
l too have some grains in the vehicle.
l think l should understood things about the payment.
So you haven't understood the matter?
l'm an illiterate farmer. If you could explain to me...
...it would be a great favour to my descendents.
l see. Muscleman, take him too. And explain to him properly.
- Come on. - Let's go.
The poor fellow will be beaten up for nothing.
- What will happen now? - Gosh!
The poor fellow will be dead.
Sir, he must've understood the matter by now.
- Please call him now. - He'll come out once he understands.
- Here's the receipt. Get going now. - For God's sake, call him now.
The tax that you collect, you earn that money.
lf somebody were to rob that money from you on your way home...
...and if you are beaten up from head to toe...
...what will you go through?
What'll you go through?
What...
You tell me what you will go through?
These people are very weak-hearted.
lnstead of their explaining me, l've explained to him.
So from today, none of your men should be seen here.
Else, l will bash you up so badly...
...that all your successors will be born bald.
You are so funny, man!
So, friends...nobody will pay any tax from now on.
Pick up your respective bags of grains and come to the market.
Hey! What're you doing?
Quiet! Quiet! Quiet!
How wonderful!
Your eyes are so magical. You winked, and l got drawn to you.
- l...l... - Why're you blabbering? Feel shy?
Tell me, didn't you wink at me?
Don't you worry. l'm very happy. At Ieast somebody dared to wink at me.
- Tell me, didn't you wink at me? - Yes, l winked at you.
Scoundrel! First you wink at me, and then confess to it too?
You iust asked me to say it.
lf l ask you to iump into a well, will you?
- No! - What? - Yes, l will.
That's good.
- Why did you wink at me? - l was mistaken, sister.
Your wife must be your sister. Why did you wink at me?
- Forgive me. - To hell with forgiving.
- Why did you wink at me? - Beat me with shoes, if you like.
- Why did you wink at me? - Forgive me, sister.
How dare you wink at the girl?
What's this? Who are you?
We don't even know each other, and you're sympathising on me?
- l was only helping you. - But did l ask you for help?
- Why are you poking in? - You girl!
- You boy! - Let it be.
- Why quarrel among yourselves? - Shut up!
l and he were quarreling. Why did you interfere?
So why did you wink at me?
There was dirt in my eyes. So it blinked.
l see. So then...
Let me remove your eyes too alongwith the dirt.
Neither will there be any eyes, nor will any dirt fall into it.
And nor will you be beaten up by any girl again.
- Gosh! Run! - Stop! Don't you run!
Rascal! And they call themselves men!
No man must've been born in his family.
ls she a girl or what?
- Yes, this one. - Not this one.
Give her the red one. Red bangles Iook prettier on a fair complexion.
Aren't you content looking at his condition?
His condition gave me more courage. Shall l help you?
- My hands are very strong. - That's why l feel like holding it.
Once you get a taste of it, you will change your opinion.
- My intentions won't change. - You shameless person!
Did you leave home with the intention of giving up your life?
l don't know that. But when l leR home, my right eye was fluttering.
When it had fluttered once during my childhood...
...there had been an earthquake in the village.
When it fluttered today, there was an earthquake here.
l have the remedy for this earthquake. Here!
Don't be stubborn. Hold my hand.
Our pair will be remembered by the world forever.
Have you ever seen your face in the mirror?
l did. But the mirror was shattered to pieces.
That's why l say that you should listen to what l'm saying.
Your body, my strength. Your swiRness, my courage.
The child that is born out of this union...
...it will be no less than a mountain.
l haven't seen a more shameless person.
This is nothing. l've some other great qualities too.
Meet me at leisure sometimes. You will go mad if you hear of it.
Tell me, when will you meet? Come to the river-bank tomorrow evening.
lf you have difficulty in finding me...
...call out my name lovingly, l will appear before you immediately.
- People call me Tiger. - Tiger?
The same one which is in the cage there?
That one? He's my younger brother.
He was misbehaving. So l got him locked up.
- So he is your younger brother? - Yes, of course.
Get your younger brother out of the cage once...
...and put him back into the cage.
Why not? l can take his entire family to picnic.
For the time being, take him out.
- What if l do take him out? - First take him out.
First tell me, what if l take him out?
- We will see about that. - Not at all.
ThereaRer you will do whatever you are asked to.
- First take him out. - Yes, yes. Rightaway.
Sir! That tiger might eat you.
He's fooling around. He will wink at the tiger and come back.
Don't go near him.
Greetings, younger brother. How are you?
Look, dear. You are a tiger. l'm also a Tiger.
Both of us are from the same community.
l've a little work with you. Do you see that girl?
l've boasted to her.
You come out for a while, and go back inside. My work will be done.
How dare you roar at your elder brother?
Look, help me. It's possible that in the next birth...
...we might reverse our places. Then l will come to your help.
That's something. Wait, l will open it.
Run!
How could you push him into the jaws of death?
lf he can fight a tiger for you in the first meeting...
...he can do anything for you.
Henceforth never clash with your elder brother. Understand?
What is it? Shut up!
We were helpless, boss. You were locked up in jail...
...while Tiger was lurking on us like our death.
l wouldn't have been sorry if you had died.
-But you testified even as you lived? -He had made life difficult for us.
Now l will make life difficult for him.
l, Raghu, won't let you live, nor die.
Boss, do him something worse. He has snatched your Chanda from you.
Chanda? Who Chanda?
Chanda...your fiancee...to whom you were engaged as a child.
My fiancee...?
Chanda, l won't allow even your father to marry Tiger.
You will get iustice and your right too.
lf Mr. Ramdas had made a promise, and the engagement has been done...
...then this marriage will surely take place.
- What say? - Yes.
Father-in-law, now you too should give your blessings.
What're you people saying?
Should l push my daughter into a well? Ruin her life?
l don't refuse that l had given my promise.
But l had thought that the son would be worthy like his father.
But all of you know the truth about him.
lf you don't know, you had better hear it.
He has been to the iail dozens of times.
lt's his profession to harass poor people.
lt's his profession to loot people on the streets.
No, no...you want to shake me off by levelling false allegations.
But the truth is that your daughter likes me...
- ...and she wants to marry me. - You are lying.
My daughter hasn't even seen your face.
Face? Lovers don't go by faces, but by souls.
And our souls have been united long since.
lf you don't believe me, ask your daughter in everybody's presence.
All right.
Father-in-law, your daughter is not there, but over here.
- She? She's not my daughter. - She's not your daughter?
- Then is she my daughter? - She's not my daughter.
Yes? His daughter is over here.
Who's she?
She's Chameli, the daughter of Kallu Jamadar.
Why? Wouldn't you marry her?
So both of you were hands-in-glove?
Didn't you say that your souls have been united?
You are each other's devotees, aren't you?
- l will deal with you. - Sure.
lf you can't, tell me your address. l will come over.
You will have to pay heavily for this, Ramdas.
And you people, you too had better remember...
l will myself remember it.
And if you have drunk your mother's milk, you too remember.
You want to marry, do you? Have you ever seen your face in the mirror?
Get down.
Hurry up. Come here.
Any other order, sir?
You won't meet Chanda henceforth. Else l will bury you alive.
Please don't say that, sir. l'm a simple person. Why talk of violence?
You know what? Just touch me once. l will go into my grave on my own.
Else, all of you people will be forced to go.
- In the grave? - Yes.
Dear, you couldn't touch me. Now l'll show you how one should touch.
Chanda, did you say?
- What's going on? - Go inside, will you?
No, Tiger! Don't!
Rascals! Where are you going now? Come on, l will bash you all.
Don't worry. l know this crook very well.
l want compensation for all the losses.
He will have to pay for all the losses.
He cannot crush our hard-earned money just like that.
Yes, Mr. Shera. Tiger has made life difficult for decent people like us.
l'm an ordinary person. l've a small business at the market.
l used to earn my daily livelihood. Tiger forcibly snatched it from me.
What's more? He has even snatched my wife from me.
Help me, or l will have to eat poison and die.
That will be the best option for you.
Don't ioke. l'm poor. l beg of you. You help the poor people, Mr. Shera.
Your face indicates how much decent you are.
You are ioking with me.
l've a list which contains the list of those who should be dead.
- Very good, Mr. Shera. - That list contains your name too.
My name? What've l done? Don't go anywhere. l will be back.
Tiger was fooling around with me, while Shera has my name on his list.
l had better think of something else now.
l'm still alive, but where is this violence going on?
See their outcome?
They were on their way to the police to complaint against me.
Spread the word in the village that if anybody...
...tries to speak against me, l will burn down the whole village.
Let's go.
Sir, why've you caught me? What've l done?
- Who are you? - l'm Raghu.
- l was on my way to Kamalpur. - Kamalpur?
- Yes. - Where our sister Shanno lives?
- Shanno? You mean Shantidevi? - You know my daughter Shanti?
Shanno ties me 'rakhi'. l'm her brother.
You are her brothers? You are her father, are you?
My respects to you...
You are fortunate that my daughter has made you her brother. Else...
- You may go. - All right.
Listen...forget whatever you have seen here.
l haven't seen or heard anything here. Greetings.
Neither have l seen anything, nor have l heard anything.
But l know that Shantidevi is Zaalim Singh's daughter.
And you heard all that quietly and came over?
Shiva wasn't at home. If he had been at home, l would've scolded him.
But his mother was coming over. You tell me...
Under such circumstances, how should a decent person behave?
To hell with such decency which is Iooked upon as foolishness.
He caused so much loss to us. And you say that if you had met him...
- ...you would've only scolded him? - What l meant to say is...
Why did you leave the food? What wrong has food done to you?
l've understood. You returned with a sad face, and the matter is lost.
You mean l should go there again and dig old graves?
lf it had been any of my two brothers in your place...
...Shiva's entire family would have been dead by now.
Then you should've married some landlord.
Why did you love me? Why did you get married to me?
We studied together. And you knew very well that l was a farmer.
l cannot become a landlord just by buying a farm.
The cruel blood cannot flow in my veins...
...which flows in your Iandlord brothers.
Let it be. l'm not hungry anymore.
You are so angry with me?
Didn't you understand what l wanted to say?
l had understood. But why can't you speak out what you feel?
But why don't you read my mind? l'm your wife.
l cannot bear if you have any weakness.
This is not a weakness, but decency.
Decent people use their brains, not force.
All right. Eat food now.
You haven't eaten food, mother.
You're continuing to weep. You don't even answer me. Have l lied to you?
Let me be. You eat and go to sleep.
And you won't eat? You believed that liar. But you didn't believe me?
He's not a liar. He's a decent person.
Till today, you continued to beat crooks, l didn't say a thing.
What atrocity had he committed that you became so angry?
Whose livelihood had he snatched that you burnt down his farm?
lt's a lie. l repeat, it's a lie. l didn't do anything deliberately.
Whatever happened must have happened in ignorance.
But why should you believe me? You've lost faith in me, haven't you?
The truth is that l've never lied to you.
l swear in the name of Aslam. l have never lied to you.
You will have to come to Ramgarh with me.
We will give this diamond necklace to the Maharaj of Ramgarh...
...collect the payment and return immediately.
For this iob, l will pay you 20,OOO.
lt's ringing. l mean...it's safe.
- Keep it there. - Yes.
l hope you will come, Shera. You see, the road is very dangerous.
The fear of robbers and thieves is always there. If you are with me...
l hope you will come.
- What is it? - There's somebody to meet you.
- Send him in. - All right.
- Please come. - Save my honour.
- What's the matter? - l'm a resident of Dasipur.
My daughter is getting married this evening.
Jaggu Dada has threatened that he will take my daughter away forcibly.
There's always a knife in his pocket.
Fearing him, we cannot go to the police station.
Please accept this small giR, and save my daughter's honour.
You old man! You want to make a deal with Shera with such a small amount?
Here, only those are valued who bring fat wads of currency notes.
Look, wad of notes. Here, Shera. Take it.
- You may go. - Stop.
- This is a lot. Quite a lot. - But this one is heavier.
ln my scale of iustice, this side is heavier.
No, Shera. Don't do that. If l go alone, l will be looted.
You've a lot of ill-gotten wealth.
lf one of your necklaces is stolen, you can buy 10 more.
But if somebody's daughter has to lose her respect once...
...no amount of wealth can bring it back.
What's the name of the village?
- Jaggu has arrived before time. - Shall we go to the police station?
lf you have to die at their hands, you may go.
No, l don't wish to die.
l beg of you. Don't play with my respect.
You old man, you are putting on an act? l've seen many such acts.
Don't make me angry. When l become angry, blood flows all over.
The streets become dead-silent.
At such a time, there's nobody who can dare appear before me.
Turn and look. l'm standing here.
Look! His father is unknown, but he's a gangleader for others.
You...!
Look, the girl from the neighbourhood is a sister. You are her brother.
So that makes you the brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
What kind of a brother-in-law are you?
So what was l saying? l was saying that...
...if God has given you strength, don't crush the one below.
lf the one below remembers the Almighty...
...the Almighty will bring the Iower one to up here.
- Hey! Who is it? - Do you like it?
Catch him!
Hold your turban and run!
Beat him!
Why did you stop?
Peace! Peace!
You have come here as God in the form of a human being.
The marriage procession cannot come to this ruined place.
But you did save my family's honour.
l haven't yet. But l will.
- Priest. - Yes, sir?
- Start chanting the hymns. - Yes.
The procession will come to this very place.
Who will pay for the losses that you have caused?
Hear this carefully, rascals. Before the marriage procession arrives...
...the place should be back in order. Understand?
Where are you going? Come on, cook the food.
l don't know how to cook.
- What did you say? - Yes, yes...l know how to cook.
- l'm a traditional cook. - Come on. Get down to it.
- What's this? You are weeping? - These are tears of joy, son.
You called me a son. Tell me what's your problem?
- What're your desires? - Which desires should l tell you?
l had wanted to celebrate my daughter's wedding with fanfare.
Food, music, and celebrations will make everybody merry...
...and that this marriage will set an example for the village.
All your desires will be fulfilled.
There will be music, dances and celebrations too.
But how? The procession is due to come any time now.
And those people have run away, having been scared of these crooks.
Those who made them run away, they will fill the void.
This marriage will become an example for the village.
So you had better get going, and sing melodiously.
l had nearly lost my honour. Jaggu had arrived here before time.
He was about to take away my daughter forcibly. But...
- But...? - But a youth...
...came out of nowhere like an angel...
...and he beat up everybody severely. But l don't know where he went away.
Sir, here...
- What's this? - Your money.
No, dear. Keep it with you.
Sir, l take the price if l do a job.
And if l don't do a iob, l return it at any cost.
That's my first principle.
Keep it as a baksheesh.
l've given baksheesh to others. l have never accepted any.
Just tell me...was that man's name Tiger?
Yes, his name was Tiger.
l swear in the name of Shiva...
Tiger... l am very keen to meet you.
lt's time to seek revenge from Tiger.
l've been anxiously Iooking foMrard to this day.
-Why? How come? -Do you know the landlord of Ranipur?
He's not a human being, but a pack of dynamite.
That dynamite has to be set on fire.
Mr. Mohan is their son-in-law, isn't he?
But how will it be made possible? Mr. Mohan is a decent person.
And Tiger doesn't harm decent people in any way.
Just see...l will set such a fire this time...
...that there will be chaos all around.
Fire in our home?
Listen...somebody has set our farm on fire.
Come out, Mohan. And see for yourself...
...the consequence of messing with Tiger.
Pick up your gun and gun down this rascal. My brothers will...
-...handle the court matters. - No, Shanno, no!
Don't meddle with that mad dog. He's hellbent on murder.
Coward! You won't come out. Hide yourself behind your wife.
What're you speaking, rascal?
- l will roast you alive. - No, don't mess with him.
One who said such things for my husband, l will pull out his tongue.
- No, Shanno. He's a cruel man. - Let me see how cruel he is.
No, don't. If anybody breaks law, there's the police and the courts.
You may take recourse to the courts, not me.
No! Listen to me, Shanti. l won't let you go.
Keep yourself hidden there. Tiger is leaving.
No! Let me go. If he goes away...
...l will continue to suffer all my life for this insult.
No, Shanno. You are under oath to me. You won't go.
No! No! You cannot do such a thing.
We have an arrest warrant in your name.
Warrant? For what crime?
For having set Mr. Mohan's farm on fire last night.
Fire?
Whatever you have to say, say it at the police station.
But listen to me...
Will you come straightaway or should we handcuff you?
But inspector...at the time when Mohan's farm was set ablaze...
..Shiva was with me in my village at my daughter's wedding.
- You may ask them. - This is absolutely true.
All right. Sign here. Shiva will be released.
What? If Tiger didn't set it on fire, then...
l will spare you this time.
But before making allegations on me, you'd better see your condition.
You will yourself realise your strength and consequences.
Tiger! l will tell you what your consequence will be.
The complaint against you filed by Mohan wasn't wrong.
- What're you saying? - Yes.
But you aren't responsible for this. It is Raghu.
He was setting the farm on fire, and taking your name.
What? Because of that rascal, a decent man in public, l...
lt's said that a dog is the boss in his own home.
l've come to your home on my own.
The home is mine. Looks like you're mistaken, Tiger.
ln bad times, even the shadow Ieaves one's company.
Your shadows are leaving your association. Won't you stop them?
What're you saying? What have l done?
Aunty, stop Shiva. He's hellbent on murder.
- Why? What happened? - He will kill Raghu. Stop him.
- Our boss will not be spared today. - You are right, Shankar.
Shiva, stop!
l'm fed up of your fights.
lf anything happens to you someday, l'll be in mourning.
There's only one way to reform you. To get you married.
Marriage? What are you saying? How can l marry?
- l am still so young. - You are too young, are you?
Let me see how you don't marry.
Father, didn't l say that l won't marry.
Your relatives are here.
Not mine. They are yours.
My relative was the one who was inside that cage.
These are your relatives.
lt's a ioyous day today. Why don't you embrace me today?
lt's a nice opportunity too. It's the tradition too.
Greetings. You have been married just yesterday.
And you have already come to buy goods?
- What are we meant for? - No, l will..
Are you blind? How could you bang against her?
- Ask her for pardon. - Pardon me, madam.
- Nothing of the sort. - No, you should pardon me.
- All right, you are pardoned. - Thanks a lot.
They walk like blind people. What do you want to buy?
- l will buy on my own. - As you wish.
What're you doing there, Chanda madam? Come over here.
- Make way, will you? - It's my turn first.
Make away. Don't you see, it's Chanda madam?
No, no. Give it to him first. He came here first.
l'm in no hurry. You buy first.
- Let me have your bag. - l don't want so much.
One doesn't get such good stuff again and again.
- But l haven't got so much money. - Who's asking you for money?
Without money? No, l won't take it without money.
We will take money later. What's the hurry?
- Take the vegetables. - l don't want it.
How strange. Nobody's accepting any money.
All of them get afraid and move away.
Sister, take this bouquet. l've made it for you.
- You too won't accept money? - Not at all.
l don't want it.
Nobody will accept money from you in this market.
Not because people respect you. But because people fear your husband.
Because he's a crook.
- Listen to me... - l don't want to hear a thing.
No shopkeeper was accepting money from me. Why?
- Do you have any explanation? - Yes, l have.
All of them are indebted to me. They respect me.
They are all scared of you. They don't respect you.
They look upon you as a crook.
l wonder who has misguided you. That man...
lf that man were a liar, how could he dare to call you a crook?
- Answer me! - Only if you let me speak!
Now l will speak and you will listen.
Like every woman, l too had some desires.
l had thought that my husband might not be a wealthy person.
But he should be a respected person.
l would have been happy with whatever he would've earned.
But you have even hidden everything from mother.
l will tell everything to mother rightaway.
Let me speak a little. No fights and violence from today.
lf there is any quarrel anywhere, l promise to turn a blind eye to it.
l also promise that l will work hard from today.
Are you happy?
You are here, sir?
So you have kept millets here.
- These aren't millets, but rice. - That's what l meant to say.
- And wheat bags are kept here. - These are grams, not wheat.
That's what l said.
- But what are you doing? - l'm trying to learn how to work.
You had better leave all this.
How can l leave it? l too want to work.
l want to feed myself, my wife and my mother with my hard-earned money.
- But... - No ifs and buts.
Now even the masters will work alongwith the servants.
Till the masters don't sweat it out alongwith their servants...
...there can be no progress in this country.
How are you talking like this? Lower your head. Are you intoxicated?
No, ever since l've been married...
...l've lost the intoxication of sitting idle at home.
Move away, l want to work. Now nobody can stop me from working hard.
Stop! This work isn't meant for you. Go and break people's limbs.
Shut up, will you?
Violence? No, never. l've given it all up from today.
l'm a responsible person from today. l will do only what my wife tells me.
lf my wife says that it is day, l will say it's day.
lf she says it's night, l will say it is night.
Scold me!
lf you want to learn this work, you will have to stop bossing around.
You will have wear another dress. You will have to do labour jobs.
- l will. - You'll have to liR gunny bags.
- l will. - LiR it.
Don't liR me, but the gunny bags.
Gosh! l've had it. Pick up the gunny bags.
Pick up this bag and keep it there. Hurry up. l've had it.
And liR this bag and keep it there.
LiR that bag there.
He's come to learn how to work. Is this how one works?
One has to blend oneself with earth. Then one is able to work.
This work is not suitable... How wonderful!
'The superintendent of police has gone away. Why fear now?
l'd told you beforehand that if you wish to learn how to work...
-...you should give up your luxuries. - Chanda's gone!
- l've had it. - What?
l! Who else?
- Get going. - l know. l know.
'The superintendent of police has gone away. Why fear now?'
Aunty! Look, l'm taking food for him today.
He has started working from today. l don't have time. Meet you later.
You don't have time? When did l stop you?
Champa, listen...she didn't even ask me where l am going.
Come here. Don't ask me anything. l'm in a great hurry.
l'm taking food for him. He works so hard.
Hey! He works hard?
'The superintendent of police has gone away. Why fear now?'
'The superindentent of police has gone away. Why fear now?'
- Boss... - What is it?
Look over there.
What're you doing, boss?
l've had it!
l'd told you earlier. You will have to stop bossing around.
You cannot do such a simple work. Get lost from here.
Learn it yourself. The Master wanted to become the servant!
Don't go, Chanda. You are under oath to me.
Stop those tears, Chanda. Believe me, it was all a joke.
l cannot break your heart by breaking my promise.
l am speaking the truth.
l will never ever do such a thing even as a joke.
Do you believe me now?
How come your brothers have come so early in the morning?
To avenge their sister's insult.
You told them everything?
Not yet. But l will surely tell them today.
You won't tell them anything. Don't add fuel to fire.
You know that l don't like such things.
That depends on one's blood, Mr. Mohan.
Somebody might liR a gun despite being a woman.
And somebody might wear bangles despite being a man.
That's enough. Don't speak any further.
Your speech has forced me to give up my decency.
But you had better remember... this is our personal matter.
lf you speak to your brothers about any of this...
...l will throttle you to death. Understand?
- Greetings, Mr. Mohan. - Greetings.
What brings you here so early in the morning?
We got Shanno's message. Both of us...
Hey! What's this? This farm...what's the condition?
What happened? What's the matter?
- Greetings, brother. - Who did all this?
Brother, he started playing pranks with me, and l got angry.
So l sat on a horse, and crushed it all down.
- See how hot-blooded Thakurs are! - Greetings, Thakur.
There's a crook in the nearby village.
Crook? Which crook?
No,...looks like l've been mistaken. It must have been you on the horse.
l'm leaving now. It's a family issue. l will come some other time.
Come inside, brother. Have some refreshments.
- Please come. - You know, Mr. Mohan...
Thakurs never drink or eat in their sister's home.
We'd come to ask Shanno's well-being.
As it is, we are getting late. We should be leaving.
On the way, there was a fair. l bought a giR for you, Mr. Mohan.
Thanks a lot. This is of no use to me.
Keep it. It might come in handy at some hour of need.
No, Thakur. l have my own dagger.
Please keep it. He has brought it so lovingly.
'l've always opposed hooliganism. But my decency has always..#
'...pricked you and your brothers#
'You always looked upon it as cowardice#
'Anyway, so be it. Today, either it will be me, or Tiger.
No!
ARer hearing the testimony of the witnesses...
...the court hereby concludes that Shiva is innocent.
And the court hereby acquits him.
Shantimohan Sharma, you fired the bullet on Shiva.
But considering your emotional condition...
...the court sentences you to 6 months imprisonment.
No, dear. l will not tolerate this insult.
So what if law has pardoned him? Your father won't spare him.
He has killed your husband. l will wipe out his entire family.
Listen to me, l'm innocent. The court has pardoned me.
l haven't killed him. He got killed with his own knife.
Who are you people? Leave us.
How dare you raise your hands on my wife and mother?
lf you have to fight, fight with me.
- How long will you fight? - Who came for a fight? They or l?
All of you know that l didn't kill Mr. Mohan. l'm innocent.
Despite being innocent, you are guilty.
You always clashed with crooks. But you never considered...
...that this iob is that of the Iaw, not yours.
The Thakurs sent 10 men today. Tomorrow they might send 100.
Let me see how many they send. l am not scared of anybody.
l know that you aren't scared of anybody.
But consider your wife and your mother.
Listen to me. Leave this village for good.
Go to some new place and start life afresh...
...where people know you only by the name of Shiva...
-...not as Tiger. - Why should l leave the village?
Why don't you ask those people to Ieave the village? What's my fault?
What's this, mother? Where are you people going?
- Why don't you speak? - Mother...
Shiva, l cannot bear it any longer. The spark has grown into fire.
l continued to burn in this fire all my life.
But l won't let this girl burn.
We mother and daughter are Ieaving this village.
Now you will be alone. You may do as you please. Nobody will stop you.
Let's go.
Mother! Stop, mother!
Stop, mother.
Mother! Stop! Don't leave me.
Why don't you explain to mother? Shiva will die without you people.
- l will do whatever you say. - Stop the carriage.
Don't leave me, mother.
Do you believe that we can live without you?
No! We too cannot live without you.
So many of you got beaten up by Tiger alone?
Forgive us this time. We won't make this mistake again.
We beg of you, master. Forgive us.
- l want Tiger. - Tiger won't go anywhere now.
l've got to know of a person who can draw Tiger...
- ...even from the iaws of death. - His name is Shera.
Yes, l too have heard a lot of praise about him.
l don't know a thing. l want Tiger.
Tiger? No, you are levelling a false charge on him.
From whatever l have heard, he helps the poor...
...he clashes with crooks. He's a brave man.
Such a man can never make any woman a widow.
lf you don't believe me, ask these people.
All of them hail from the same village.
And fearing him, they didn't go to the courts.
Yes, sir. It's true.
O Allah!
Tiger...you too have become like Zaalim Singh?
And l thought so highly of you!
l swear, in the name of Shiva... l won't spare him alive.
All right... l will go in search of Tiger.
But remember, if this proves to be false...
...these hands will be around Thakur's neck, instead of Shiva's.
You may leave.
We will meet now, Tiger.
Are you going out somewhere?
Yes...l've got a new iob today.
By what time will you return?
l don't know. It's possible that l might never return.
How can you say this?
lt's true. Whatever iobs l've done till today...
...they had all to do with sheep.
But today a tiger will confront another tiger.
And when two tigers clash, one has to lose life.
ls he so brave?
He is. l swear...in the name of Shiva...he's truly brave.
lf l return, it will be my destiny. And if l don't...
...then give everything in this home to Tiger's family members.
And tell them that this is a small giR from the deceased Shera...
...in appreciation of Tiger's bravery.
Stop the carriage.
Moti...go back. Find some other master, Moti.
Tiger is no longer alive. Go!
Didn't l ask you to go?
Go away from here. We don't have anything to do with each other.
Tiger is dead!
Go away, Moti. Else l will give you a severe bashing.
Go!
Don't you dare return. Tiger is dead. Understand?
Shera sir! Shera sir!
Stop, Shera sir!
The Thakur has sent me for your help...
...because l know Tiger very well.
Take me along. l will help you.
Tell the Thakurs that l don't need anybody's help.
They will get Tiger.
Shera sir...Tiger's horse!
Shera sir, you've been amazing!
Give this horse to the Thakurs.
And tell them that they will Tiger too very soon.
- Can l get a bucket of water? - Yes.
Thanks.
You appear very tired. Come and take some rest.
One takes rest only aRer reaching one's destination.
l pray that you find your destination.
Such feelings for a stranger. l'm seeing it for the first time.
lf you treat me as your own, come...let's share the food.
No, friend. You eat.
lf you have called me a friend, don't refuse. Eat something.
- Madam... - What's the matter?
Please leave this village as fast as you can.
- Why? - What're you saying?
l've iust received information that...
...somebody by the name of Shera is aRer Shiva's blood.
- But, father, he's... - What should we do?
There's a iungle some distance away from here.
You will even get a iob there.
Till the matter cools down, live there with Shiva.
Thank you, Almighty.
Friend, l've enioyed food aRer many years.
- Many years? - Yes.
You don't realise how cruel loneliness is.
Why? Your parents?
- No. - Your friends?
l had one. But l lost him.
Then l didn't feel like making anybody my friend.
But l've liked you. If there's life, we will surely meet at least once.
Sure.
Do you know anybody by the name of Tiger?
- l knew. - Knew?
Yes. Tiger was a reality till yesterday.
Today he is iust history. He is finished.
He's finished?
No...a tiger cannot be finished without clashing with a tiger.
Pray that Tiger shouldn't slip out of my hands.
- We are leaving this place. - l know, mother.
You are packing the goods. So we must be going somewhere.
Yes, dear. It's not good to live at in-law's place too long.
There's a iungle nearby. You will even get work there...
Mother, l've taken your oath.
l will go wherever you say. l will do whatever you say.
What? That was Tiger?
You made him escape?
But tell Tiger that l've recognised him.
Are you speaking the truth that Tiger is in the Ranipur jungles?
Yes, l'm speaking the truth.
ln the iungles of Ranipur, only the senior Thakur has a say.
We need living people, not dead ones.
- Sir, he's sick since 8 days. - Look at his condition.
- He doesn't have food to eat. - So what should l do? Go away.
- If not full, at least half... - No, no. l don't want anything.
- Listen, sir. This... - Yes, of course.
2 kgs of pulses...
- l'm leaving. - Come here.
Look, take the longer route, not the shorter one.
- What's this you have written? - Pulses.
You're taking the longer route. Take the shorter one.
- What's wrong with the shorter route? - There's marshy land...
...on the shorter route. Just recently a youngster died on that route.
One at least reaches by the longer route, if a bit later.
- What's this written, madam? - Cardamom.
Aslam dear, fetch Cardamom.
- These are your goods, Madam. - Is he your son?
He means everything to me now.
l lost my wife, kids and my home, and then l have got him.
Look at God's ways. l'm a Hindu, while my son is a Muslim.
You are very lovely, dear. Just like my...
- Will you come to my home? - Yes.
lf you eat this rice, you will even lick your fingers.
Do you know anybody by the name of Tiger?
He has arrived in this area just a few days ago.
He has his wife and mother along with him.
He's come to this area just a few days ago?
Go to the village. Perhaps you might get to know something there.
He's the one who is aRer my son.
- Are you going to the village? - Yes. Why?
Tell the physician that Munshi's son is sick. Ask him to come soon.
Won't you do this much for me, son?
Somebody has called me a son aRer several years.
l will surely do it, mother.
Take this shorter route. You will reach faster.
How could l do this? l pushed him into the jaws of death?
lt's a crime.
Madam, you are standing here?
Madam!
l thought of delivering your goods to your home.
You had forgotten it at the shop itself.
Save him! Save him!
- He's alive, madam. - He's alive.
You're great, O God! You got this man out of this marshy land alive.
Thanks a lot, O Almighty. You saved me from this crime.
But madam...you knew that this shorter route has marshy land.
Then why did you send this poor fellow through this road?
l was forced because of maternal affection.
He's thirsting for my son's blood.
Madam, don't you worry. Go home comfortably.
Let him come to his senses. We will direct him to a route...
...following which he will never return to this village.
What's wrong with you?
What a strange sickness is this?
When l ask mother, she laughs. And you are feeling shy.
Tell me, what happened?
- Bring your ears closer. - Ears?
lron is on the way?
lron?
You mean a progeny? A progeny is coming?
lron is coming! Iron is coming!
- What does that mean? - l mean...progeny.
- Congratulations, dear. - Greetings, Uncle.
- l hear some good news. - Yes, indeed.
But please come inside. Eat some food.
l'm in a hurry. l've to go for work.
What's the hurry? It's just 1 o'clock.
lt's such a lovely watch. Where did you get it from?
- It's very beautiful. - Madam, your Shiva is so crazy!
We tried so hard to convince him that...
...let that ioyous day come. We will host a party ourselves.
We will get a party from you. But today, food cooked by madam...
So friends...pick up one plate each. The porridge is on the way.
We've eaten so much that l might not feeling hungry...
...at least for another 2 days. l should be leaving now.
Why go now? There's still so much time...
- My watch...? - l had given the watch to Bhola.
- l had given it to Ramu. - l had given it to Uncle.
You did give it to me. But l gave it to him.
Me? No, you didn't give it to me.
Where can the watch go? It must be somewhere around.
Don't worry. The watch must've fallen somewhere here. We will find it.
The watch should be with one of us.
- Where can the watch vanish? - It doesn't matter.
When we go home today, we will feel that we are thieves.
- You had better search us. - No, that's not necessary.
lt's necessary to search. Come on, search us.
You may search me too.
- You come now. - Why should l come?
l'm not a thief. l haven't stolen anything.
lf you don't let us search you, it means you are the thief.
Why should l steal anything? l won't let you search me.
lf you don't let us search you, we will have to use force.
Search me forcibly? Nobody can use force on me. Not at all.
Stop!
- Nobody will use force on Uncle. - But Shiva...
Didn't l say that l don't want any searches?
You may go, Uncle. All of you, please go.
Shiva, at this late hour?
The watch was at my home. Then why did you refuse to be searched?
- Uncle...? - Dear, l have a grandson.
He hadn't eaten anything since the past 3 days.
l had stolen two rotis for him.
But why the dearth, Uncle? You work here, don't you?
l've been serving here since 20 years.
But there's the principle here that...
...one can eat only on the days when one works.
Else one has to starve.
This is sheer atrocity.
Why didn't you seek the support of law to put an end to this?
Who can dare it? Everybody loves his life.
Once my son had attempted, but he...
Shiva! Extinguish this fire of atrocities...
...even if you've to spend your blood like water to do it.
Why don't you raise your voice against the atrocities?
Don't you forget that these people's mansions...
...have been erected with your blood and sweat.
lf any of you falls sick for a day or two...
...why don't you get your wages? All night long they make you work...
- ...and they at the dances... - What's this going on?
You found time to ask us Iabourers for our well-being?
What do you mean to say?
That you should spare some time and look into our homes too.
- What's in it there? - The sight of grief and poverty...
...which can even melt a stone.
You mean we don't sympathise with them?
lf you had even the slightest of sympathy...
...then Jumman Uncle, who worked honestly for you for years...
...wouldn't have to experience dearth.
His little innocent kids wouldn't have had to yearn for bread.
Today, for the first time, some labourer has...
...made me realise that l am at fault.
l've committed several atrocities.
l'm happy. And on this ioyous occasion...
...l want to reward this brave labourer.
And you people know very well what the reward is.
Oh, so this is your reward, your justice.
Contractor, don't you forget that the same justice...
...will force these people to revolt.
And when the poor gets down to revolting...
...even God cannot stop him from it.
Beat this traitor!
Contractor, l can make mincemeat of your hirelings with one hand.
But l've promised my mother that l won't raise my hand.
My brave labourer is experiencing a lot of trouble.
Let me eliminate his trouble rightaway.
No!
lf you insist, l will spare him, darling.
You have returned aRer being violent again.
- Despite taking my oath. - Don't say that, madam.
Shiva hasn't indulged in any violence.
He was only asking for justice for our sake.
But the Thakur's hoodlums beat him so severely that...
- He didn't even raise his voice. - What?
You have kept the honour of my oath, dear.
l'm so happy today that...
...that you cannot even express it, is that it?
l know very well that even if my husband comes to harm...
...you still won't take back your oath.
lf it had been your own son Aslam in his place...
...would you have pushed him into the jaws of death with an oath?
How could you dare to talk like this? She's my mother.
She's given birth to Aslam only once.
But she has given me birth a thousand times.
- l'm there because she's there. - You are under oath to me, Shiva.
Daughter-in-law, you are right.
l have been uniust to Shiva by putting him under my oath.
l've been uniust to you.
But somebody who has lost everything in front of her...
...what else could l've done?
l take oath of my own Aslam...
...l made Shiva take oath not to commit atrocities...
...not for tolerating atrocities.
lf my oath is a bondage for you, then l take back my oath.
Go and put an end to this atrocity for good.
Come out, Contractor!
Come out, you rascal! Bring along your hirelings.
lf you have drunk your mother's milk, come out.
l was thirsty since many days, Tiger.
Today l will be able to quench my thirst.
Run away from here.
Shera sir, l will do whatever you say. Greetings.
When he regains consciousness, tell him that Shera is expecting him.
Thakur, Tiger's horse doesn't Iet us ride him.
How can he not?
Beat him so much that even the Iast drop of his blood flows away.
- Thakur. - What is it?
The labourers have gone on a strike.
- What? - Yes.
A labourer named Shiva has instigated them.
Go and catch him.
Which one of you is Shiva?
l ask...which one of you is Shiva?
- l am Shiva. - l am Shiva.
Wlll you speak up, or shall l kill you one by one?
l am Shiva. Tell me, where do l've to go?
Mother! Thakur's henchmen have taken him away.
Yes, Thakur's men are very cruel.
So you are the leader of the labourers?
The one who instigated them against me!
So yesterday's crook has become today's Thakur Zaalim Singh?
Who are you? l ask you, who are you?
Do you recognise this?
Where did you get this watch? Tell me, who are you?
He's the one!
He's Tiger. Father, he's Tiger!
Follow him. He shouldn't escape.
Bring him to me, alive or dead.
You? Rahim's wife?
Yes. l'm his wife.
Ram and Rahim got ruined in the process of ruining me.
Shiva is perhaps Ram's son.
- Where's Shiva? - He will come. Where can he go?
Now that you have come, he too will have to come.
- This Chanda... - What happened? Tell me.
Chanda is my childhood fiancee. Tiger took her away forcibly.
Get me my Chanda. l cannot live without her.
Why do you worry? Today l will settle all the accounts.
Your fiancee's and my enemy's too.
Mother!
l've been assigned the task of catching you.
You have made a woman a widow.
l don't believe it, friend. Is it truth?
We will see it later whether it is the truth of false.
You have been assigned a task. You had better do it.
Zaalim Singh's watch?
- How did you get this watch? - How do you know Zaalim Singh?
- Tell me, l swear in Aslam's name. - Tell me, l swear in Shiva's name.
My friend...my brother... You are alive?
l was about to kill you!
What's your condition?
l had been parted from you. So l was leR all alone.
Loneliness killed me.
Today l will giR the mother his son.
- Mother? Mother's alive? - Yes.
Mother...
Won't you meet mother, Aslam?
Mother!
Get down.
What's the hurry? The real fun will begin now.
20 years ago, you had survived the fire, didn't you?
Today you will go to fire on your own.
Shiva won't come here now.
l had assigned his life to death when l murdered Mohan...
...and accused the poor Shiva of having killed him.
Come on...get up!
So you are the one!
You...and l was suspecting Shiva.
Rascal!
You haven't seen any fun since many days, have you?
l will show you one today.
Go...if you can, save your mother.
Roast them alive!
No!
Brother...forgive me. l suspected you.
lt was Raghu who had killed my husband.
l...
Where are you running away, Zaalim Singh?
Leave me. l killed my daughter.
You killed whole families of other people. Were they not human beings?
Today, aRer killing your own daughter...
...you have lost all your senses, your ego?
Remember...the story of 20 years ago is repeating itself again.
Look!
There's unity in the village once again.
Today people have ioined hands and are standing against you.
Tell me, why are you quiet now? Cause a riR between them.
Like my uncle, my father, and my aunty... eliminate these people too.
Nobody can confront me. Nobody can confront me.
- Leave me. - You proved to be quite a coward.
When it is your turn, you want to commit suicide?
Kill me...kill me.
l've eliminated your entire family. Kill me.
What's the use of killing somebody who's already dead?
The law will kill you. It's justice will kill you.
Forgive me...forgive me.