'Mumbai, many years ago. Hanuman Theatre, Lalbaug.'
Wonderful, madam! Wonderful!
"This January cold burns up my body."
"Don't take up, darling, a night shift regularly."
"This January cold burns up my body."
"Don't take up, darling, a night shift regularly."
"My tender body beckons."
"Beautiful night goes to waste."
"How much more do I endure?"
"Let the siren..."
"Let the siren of your mills sound."
"Listen to her, sir."
"Accept it quickly."
"Don't get her wrong."
"The girl has gone crazy."
"It's night-shift tomorrow."
"Don't leave this game in the middle."
"Let the siren of your mills sound."
"My heart is beating faster. It is racing."
"Eyelids are in a hurry."
"They are twitching a lot."
"I tried so hard, but the eyelids don't stop."
"Insane drunkard. This night never ends."
"How do I restrain it?"
"How do I control myself."
"The cupid is troubling me."
"Let the siren..."
"Let the siren of your mills sound."
"Listen to her, sir."
"Accept it quickly."
"Don't get her wrong."
"The girl has gone crazy."
"It's night-shift tomorrow."
"Don't leave this game in the middle."
"Let the siren of your mills sound."
'Mumbai, 2010.'
How are you, Mr. Dhanraj?
Welcome, Mr. Dhuri. Have a seat.
Your housing loan has been sanctioned.
I'd need your signatures on a form.
Yes.
Sign next to the cross marks.
And I have to give you a receipt of your advanced payment.
I'll be back in a moment.
Anand, are you sure you want to take this apartment?
Of course.
Actually, dad said, "Why don't you try at Shivaji Park?"
He's willing to help us.
I don't want your father's money.
Sorry.
But why Parel?
Because there existed a mill on this land.
My father worked there for 35 years.
Let's go. - Where?
Just come with me.
Amazng.
Anand, why did you bring me on the terrace?
What's up here worth watching?
Can you see that tenement? - Which one?
Right next to that tall building.
The one on the left? - No, on the right.
Those houses with earthen tiled roofs. - Yes. Yes.
We'd live there. Laxmi Cottage.
If you go straight, you'll come to the Parel T.T. Road.
My school was there. Shirodkar High School.
A group of four or five would go together.
If we took the shortcut, we'd reach in five minutes.
That's the K.E. M hospital.
Which one? The one with earthen tiled roof.
No. That dome like structure.
Just opposite to it is Wadia Hospital.
That stone structure.
You know Wadia Hospital? - No.
The whole of Parel took birth in that hospital.
The moment a girl gets married...
...she'd register her name over there.
That's so funny.
Yes. I was also born there.
The dining hall of our apartment at Shivaji Park...
...we'd all live together in a room half its size.
Mother, father, Naru, Manju, Mohan and I.
We all were naughty. We'd wreak havoc.
Everyone was poor.
And what was the name of the tenement? Laxmi Cottage.
Manda. - Yes.
Make some tea. - Okay.
Writer, what are you writing?
What can I write in this chaos?
Mother, give me that glass.
Listen. Don't use up all the water. I just filled it. - Okay.
'Right arm over the wicket. This is the first delivery.'
'And it's a full-toss. And it was struck... '
Why are you bowling a full-toss, you shameless?
Give me 250gm yellow lentils.
Give it to me quickly. What's the delay?
Take this. - What? - The money.
Give me the rest of the money.
Idiot, where are you lost?
Papa... - You'll ruin the business. - No...
Instead often, you're giving her a Rs.100 note, you fool.
Who's peeing from up there?
Oh, God! A wicket has fallen! - 'That's a great delivery.'
Darn you!
Keep it close to your heart and listen to your transistor.
I'll burn it in a stove once and for all.
Idiot, come out and look how much water you've spilled.
Mother, I won't clean it. I'm telling you.
Give me the transistor.
Go away. Zaheer's wicket has just fallen.
We have a chance to win.
Naru brought that transistor. It's not yours.
Give it to me. - The cells are mine. Don't irritate me.
Mohan, give it to me. I have to listen to 'Vividh Bharati'.
This is a different matter. Go water the basil plant.
Stop this nonsense!
Is this a house or a fish market?
I can't write a line in this madness.
All these years, he could write only one line.
I'll slap you, Manju. - Will I take it? - Manju!
Quiet. Let him write.
What is he going to achieve by writing?
It's no use writing is this house.
Then find some other place. Great writer, are you?
Have you ever earned even Rs.5 for the house?
Rane's daughter Savita gets Rs.75...
...from the newspaper for her recipes.
Don't compare those useless recipes to my writing?
I'm writing a new play for the Prithvi festival.
It seems we'll watch your play at Prithvi (Earth) in heaven.
Why recite sermons to donkeys?
There's only money on your rotten minds.
What else do we think if we have a freeloader in the house?
If you really feel so bad, then go takeup a job.
Don't talk to me about job again.
I'll go away now.
All day they talk about job, money. Money or job.
Can't find peace even for a couple of minutes.
Give it to me. - Manju! Manju!
Manju, give me the transistor.
I want to listen to the match commentary. Manju!
Manju! - Oh, Mother!
Sorry. - Why are you saying sorry.
No, actually... - What?
Are you wearing only a towel?
Aunt, you're too much. You talk nonsense.
Mother! Mother!
Mother, if a wicket falls in this while...
...I'll break Manju's legs. I tell you.
To hell with your cricket.
Wll you take a leave because of the match? - I'm going.
Give me tea quickly.
"Give me tea quickly."
He's a cricket fanatic. He doesn't care about anything else.
Nirupa Roy, Ashok Kumar is here.
What happened? - I'll tell you.
I'll you give a glass of water first?
Manju, come in the kitchen! Give your father a glass of water.
Will Mohan's hands rot and fall if he gives it?
Manju, I'll slap you. - I'll give you a fitting reply.
Go ask your father first. - Go away! - Hey!
Aren't you done with the morning squabbles?
They don't let me live in peace even for a while.
You're lucky. The youngest son is not home.
Where has Naru gone?
He didn't give me mutton, Ganya. He was acting arrogant.
How dare Usman do that? Did he say that to you?
Yes. He's become arrogant due to his mutton business.
He refused when I asked him to give.
Did you tell him I wanted it?
I... told him. But he said, "I don't know Naru."
"I won'tgive the mutton."
He slapped me on my cheek. Look at the marks.
Where?
It doesn't last so long. It disappeared.
I told him, "Don't argue with me unnecessarily. I'm telling you."
"If Naru deals with you, you'll be in trouble."
So the bearded guy pun... - Punched.
Punched me in my ribs. It hurts here, you know.
There he is sleeping. - Darn you! Rascal! - Hit him!
You hit my friend! - Brother Naru! Whathappened?
I'll butcher you and hang you here! Got it? - Brother Naru!
Rascal! - What happened?
Brother Naru, why are you hitting him?
Why are you hitting him? - What do you mean why.
I sent him to get some mutton. He didn't give it.
Instead, he hit this kid. Rascal!
Brother Naru, listen to me.
Usman, I'll burn your shop. I won't wait for the riots. I'm telling you.
Why did you hit him?
He didn't say anything. He was bullying me.
He should have said that he's Naru's friend.
Didn't you tell him?
He shouldn't know that I'm your right hand.
Are you crazy? You want to instigate afight.
He hit me.
Sorry, Usman. Okay, now give me 2kg mutton. - Pack 2kg mutton.
I'll go get a shave. Take the mutton home.
Sorry, Usman. Sorry, Brother. - Okay.
Sorry, buddy. - Make the pieces small.
Add liver pieces too. - Add liver pieces. Quickly. - Yes, boss.
Pack this. - What do you call that... - Testicles?
Add testicles as well. - Add testicles.
Don't act smart. Play properly.
"I was flying a kite..."
Hi, Padma Khanna.
What is it, idiot? What did you bring?
Mutton.
Aunt, Naru has sent mutton.
To preparemutton dry and liver fry.
I'll fry my liver and serve it to Naru.
Lunch is ready.
Listen, have your tea.
I'd have broughtit much earlier.
But Usman was acting difficult.
What kind of acting?
It's not that kind of acting as in plays. I was just joking.
You brought the mutton.
Who will bring ginger, chilies, coriander and tomatoes?
Naru's father?
I'll get it. I've been doing that till now.
I'll give you all that.
The kid had brought it. So do prepare it.
We'd also have some.
This greedy woman is waiting for that.
Quiet. Don't talk nonsense. - She's right.
When will "His Highness" come?
He's in a saloon getting fresh.
You too join us over lunch. Okay? - Yes, fine.
I'll surely come.
Sister Manju, the sari is wonderful.
Uncle. - Yes.
Get your pajama washed sometimes. - Go away!
May you rot in hell! - Mohan, sit down and have yourtea.
I'll be late at the office.
When don't you go late?
Take this. Drink it quickly, dear.
Yes, serve tea to the kids. Give them lunchboxes.
Don't give me anything though.
Have patience.
Let the working people leave.
Really? I'm the only one unemployed in the family.
And where is she going so decked up?
She's going to learn at Chitra's beauty parlor. - Really? - Yes.
I'll get paid from the first of nextmonth.
Mother, I took Rs.12 from the rack. - Okay.
Manju! Manju! - I'll give it to you later.
I'd kept the money for the flour. - Let her go.
Let her go. These kids won't listen.
You're lucky, girl.
You don't have such nuisance.
I've been waiting for that nuisance since 12 years.
Oh, God! No. No. Listen. Listen. I didn't mean...
Can't you think before you talk?
By mistake... - Okay.
Dharmendra. Hema Malini. I'm leaving.
Okay, bye.
Listen, I'll give you tea.
Dharam.
"When the train leaves the station..."
What now?
I'll be getting the cassette at night. 'Ek Duje Ke Liiye'.
What do you mean?
Drop by at night and I'll tell you.
Aunt, you're too much. You do that everyday.
What happened? - Where? Nothing. It's nothing.
What happened?
Did you meet theleader?
What about the money?
It's been six months since the workers have got their salary.
Who will think about retired workers like me?
But Mr. Khaitan has said he'll pay all the workers.
That's what I've been hearing for six months.
Only assurances. - I know.
But Mr. Khaitan is a nice man.
There's some decency left in him.
But his son-in-law is very cunning. Rascal.
I had a couple of jewelry left till last week.
We sold that too.
It's the same in every family.
You don't get money if you retire.
And you don't get it even if you go to work.
Only Lord Pandurang knows what He's written in our fates.
What's that? - Read it.
Where are you going?
Ganya, come here. Come here. - Let go of my hand.
What. What happened? - What hasn't? They are taking away our livelihood.
This section will be shut from tomorrow. Read it.
Hey, what's going on?
Don't shout. I'll slap you.
It's management's orders.
How is that possible? - Don'task me anything.
Then who should we ask? Who? - How would I know?
Sit. Sit down. - Yes, okay. - Sit right here.
Ganya, call Rane. - Call Rane!
Call Rane! - Call Rane! - Shut down the machines.
Call Rane! - Call Rane!
Sir, look what they are doing.
Hey, you. - What?
Why are you putting up all these notices?
Who asked you to put up these notices?
Rane, I was ordered to put up these notices. I did that.
Why are you angry with me?
You management's broker! - Don't hit me. - Is the union dead or what?
Govind. - Do you know who you're talking to?
You're putting up notices.
Take this and give it to the owner.
Let's go. - What are you looking at?
Rane, tell him. He can't hit me.
Go away. - Darn it.
Govind, what's the use of tearing off the notice?
Do you want us to remain silent?
Let's talk to the doctor.
This is not the way to behave.
I think we should take the matter to the police.
Calm down, Son.
Unions are tough to deal with.
You need to think with a cool head.
By the way, what is the reaction of the workers?
Sir, processing workers have become violent.
Now, workers from the spinning and weaving departments...
...have struck work and are protesting.
So let them.
How long with they strike work?
Look, my son... - Papa, if we go soft on the workers...
...they will dictate terms to us. - Okay.
But let us think how to tackle that doctor.
Sir. - Yes. - Dr. Sawant and Rane are here.
Okay.
Think of the devil. - What happened?
The doctor is here. - I see.
Welcome, Doctor. Welcome.
Why are you welcoming me?
Mr. Khaitan, what nonsense is this? - What happened?
How could you shut down a department with 200 workers...
...without informing the union?
The workers had an idea. - Did you ask the union?
We informed the old union. - To hell with the old union!
Did you ask us?
Why should we? The mill is ours. It's making losses since years.
Who says it's making losses?
Compared to last year, 34000 meters...
...of more cloth was produced this year.
What do I do with that cloth? It doesn't sell in the market.
I've not come to talk to you.
Mr. Khaitan, you're fooling us.
You're outsourcing the printing of the cloth...
...and are shutting down the processing department.
Don't weknow that the yarn goes to Bhiwandi?
It's your ploy to close the mill.
Why shouldn't we close it?
Overheads have goneup. It's difficult to run the mill.
Let us run it.
We'll make more profits than you could.
Are we crazy to give such a huge property into your hands?
Hey! This mill is not your father's.
Weshed our blood and sweat for it.
You built bungalows out of our hardwork.
Govind, calm down. - Why should I?
Whats he talking about?
He's living off his father-in-law.
Doctor, control him.
Forgetabout controlling him.
Just tell me whether you're starting the department or not.
It's highly impossible.
Fine.
If that's your stand, then now we'll fight outside on the streets.
You'll regret it.
Liet's go.
Docs.
They've become gotistical!
These mill owners have become arrogant!
They have become haughty!
Who built this city?
These mill owners? No!
You have built Mumbai.
This city was built due to the hard work of the mill workers.
And these mill owners think that they own Mumbai!
Applause!
Those rascals don't need the mills now.
They want high-rises.
They want 5star and 7-star hotels.
You are now a disease for this city.
That's why they are saying that the mills have gone sick...
...and are shutting them down in a hurry.
I've heard that the government will be passing a law.
They are coming up with a rule.
It is called 'DCKA' or something.
Once this rule is enforced, these mill owners...
...will take advantage of it and sell the mills and the land.
These jackals are out to tear this mill land into pieces.
Who owns that land?
Tell me who owns it. Their fathers?
The government gave this land on lease to them for 99 years.
You provided cloth to this city of Mumbai.
These mill owners will leave you naked in this same city.
Shame on them! Shame on them!
In the past two years, the owner of Khaitan mills...
...forced 700 workers to retire.
They have not yet been compensated.
Salaries of 1200 workers who work here...
...have not been paid since six months.
That's exactly what's going on in every other mill in Mumbai.
But remember.
If you take away our livelihood, we'll not let you live in peace.
Who says he won'tgive? - We'll take it, no matter what!
Who says he won't give? - We'll take it, no matter what!
My dear worker friends.
Every mill should have a leader.
My associate Arvind Rane is successfully leading at Khaitan mills.
Stand by him firmly.
Arvind Rane, move forward! We are with you!
Who says he won't give? - We'll take it, no matter what!
I helped him get a job in the mill. He has become a big man.
It feels nice. - Long live the workers' union! - He's a good man.
Who says he won't give? - We'll take it, no matter what!
What's the trump card?
Darn it!
Take care, Shirya. Take care. We'll win this hand.
You're playing cards all the time.
What happened at the mill?
An attack.
The moment the doctor stands up, everyone goes weak in ther knees.
Here's my ace.
It seems we'll get the money soon.
We want a party when you get the money. Okay.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
They want to party! - What are you looking at?
Play the trump card.
I'll play it only if I have it.
That means we're losing this hand for sure.
Here's your beer. - Have a glass of beer.
Wow! - Who have you duped, Uncle?
Sold two rooms in the tenement opposite ours.
Whose? - Parab and Dalvi.
Who bought them?
He's a Marwari. He paid cash.
Pandu, I've been asking you to sell my room since three months.
But you've been avoiding me.
Man, look at the condition of your room.
The buyer doesn't return after seeng it once.
Give it a singlecoat of paint at least.
I don't have a single penny. How do I paint it?
Mywifeearns alittle. I liveoffher.
I don'thave the salary ether.
Friend, you've waited until now. Wait a little longer.
Yes, the settlement will happen in a week or two.
To hell with the settlement.
I'll sell my room and go back to the village.
Uncle, 'beedi'. - Remaining 10 paise?
I a tea chocolate.
Is it your father's money? Father's money?
What are you doing, Kashi? Why do you hit akid?
Shameless! - I value every penny.
Then stop smoking. You made her drop out of school.
Will my father pay her fees?
The teacher sent her home because we couldn't pay the fees.
What can I do? The mill worker is as good as abeggar.
And what will you do in Konkan?
I'll sell toddy.
Keep your daughter to sell liquor.
What happened?
It hurts.
Haven't you done waxing before this?
No.
So, why are you getting it done today?
I have to go. - Who is it?
Who else?
That same guy opposite our room.
Jignesh.
Is it the first time?
What do you mean?
Waxing and all?
You shouldn't do anything like that the first time.
You should havet her money first...
...and then let them have what they want.
Not even a kiss? - Kiss will do.
Where are you meeting?
Bandstand.
Manju, here. Here!
What is it? - Sorry. Sorry.
Get in. Get in.
How are you?
What will happen to me?
Hey, just a minute! - What happened?
It's made of gold. 22 carat.
Imported from Dubai.
Really? - Yes.
What happened?
No. No. Don't. Don't. Listen! - Let me. - No!
Let me do it, darling. - Let me go!
What happened?
You jump here like a monkey.
And your fatherdoesn'tlend us grocery so easily.
We'vealways repaid every pennyweowed.
When my father gets the money...
...I'll throw it at your father's face.
Take back your chain. - Let it be. - I don't want it.
Let it be. - I don't want it. - Just a minute.
Tell my father that you gave me the money.
Really? - Yes.
By God.
I love you.
Are you just going to look at me?
Stop! - What happened?
Not that. - Why.
Chitra said I shouldn't let you do everything at first.
I should empty your pockets first and then let you do it.
What.
No... nothing.
Today, you can just kiss.
Hey, get out!
'Gopal Sharma has been asked to bowl from the opposite end.'
'And Dilip Vengsarkar... '
Darn that Vengsarkar! - What have I done?
Nothing. Sit here.
It's Vengsarkar. He takes wrong decisions at the right time.
Gopal Sharma for Miandad?
If Miandad doesn't hit him to the clouds...
...then I'll go right under your legs.
Why are you showing your backside?
A left hander bowler is good for Miandad. - Isn't it? - Yes.
For instance, Ghavri.
Mohan, enough of your cricket.
Go keep these lunchboxes at the mill gates.
The siren will sound in a moment.
She suits to be Vengsarkar's mother. - Why?
She takes wrong decisions at the right time.
Really? - Yes.
But who's this Vengsarkar? - Get lost, you idiot!
Come here. Come here. - What are you doing, Mohan?
He doesn't know Vengsarkar.
Why don't you say colonel? - Come here, you idiot.
If I catch you, I'll break your jaw.
Mohan, why are you behaving like akid?
Go deliver the lunchboxes.
Naru is sleeping upstairs. Send him.
Would it make a difference if you go?
Yes! Yes! He hit a six! Didn't I tell you?
Hey, idiot! You rascal!
He's trying to teach me.
Why am I speaking to you?
Naru! - I heard that. I'm coming.
Are you going to look into the mirror all day?
What's around your neck?
Chain.
Where did you get it from?
I got my salary.
Darn you! There's no money in the house.
The debtors aren't lending anymore.
Why did you buy this chain?
It's imitation jewelry from Dubai.
And I paidthegrocer's debt.
Really? - Yes.
I gave the money to his son Jignesh.
My good girl.
Learn something from your sister.
Naru!
Give me the lunchboxes.
Hey, are you too smart?
Had you not been elder to me, I'd have kicked you.
The police would have taken you away again. - Quiet! Quiet!
Naru, what did you do to the police?
Nothing, Mother.
I'd installed the loud speakers on Gandhi's birth anniversary.
The police took me because I didn't take their permission.
Rascal! - Mother, look at him.
Idiot! - I'm going.
Manju, give me my tshirt.
Here you are.
Mohan, will you go to the grocer?
There you are! Mohinder saved our pride.
To hell with his cricket!
Manju.
I'll go myself.
'Pakistan lost another wicket.'
'The umpires have declared lunch.'
That doesn't look like imitation jewelry.
Where would I get money to buy real gold?
The basil plant outside didn't grow on its own.
You can see the basil plant growing up.
Can't you see your sister? Shameless!
Hey, speed breaker!
What happened to him?
Did he fall down?
No, Brother Naru. I won't do it again.
Wll you tell me what happened? Or should I slap you?
Forget it. Father will beat me up.
Hey, whathappened to him?
He rented a cycle from Rama's shop.
He took half an hour more.
Rama beat him up.
Don't tell father. Otherwise, he'll beat me even more.
Take these lunchboxes. - Yes.
Keep them near the mill gates.
You come with me. - No. Come on!
Go on. What are you looking at?
Brother Naru. Brother Naru, forget it.
Brother Naru, let it go. Listen. Brother Naru.
Move!
Brother Naru, listen. Brother Naru.
Quiet, otherwise I'll hit you. - Naru...
Rama, how's business? - Great!
Are you doing well? - Yes.
Rama, come here.
Whatis it, Brother Naru?
What brings you here today. - Just like that.
What do you charge to rent the cycle for an hour?
Rs.1. You know that.
What about half an hour?
Fifty paisa.
Ffty paisa? - Yes.
Pakya, come here.
Come quickly.
Take this.
Give the money to Rama.
Give it to him.
He rode the cycle half an hour more.
Did you get the money? - Yes.
Accounts settled? - Yes.
You broke his nose. What about that?
Brother Naru, he does that everyday.
Brother Naru, don't hit me.
You rascal!
How dare you hit my friend!
Brother Naru. - Get up!
Rascal! I'll teach you a lesson!
Did that teach you a lesson?
Look, Naru, this would prove costly for you. - Is that so?
You scoundrel!
Let him go. Come on.
If you hit my friend again, I swear I'll chop your hands!
Let him go! Come on!
Pakya! - Coming!
Pakya! - I'm coming.
Where were you?
Where else? Taking my father's beatings.
What are you doing?
Taking a rebound.
Take that thumbing.
After taking that coin, I'll take this one.
Should I slap you? Just do as I told you.
Couldn't you make such an easy shot?
My... - Thumb is weak. - Right.
Brother Naru, give me a sip.
Yournoseis broken. You'll catch cold.
It would stop paining.
Take it.
Hey, are you going to play tomorrow?
Just a minute. I'm thinking.
He's thinking.
Empty?
Is this one sip of yours?
It was paining a lot.
You fool!
Kid. - Yes.
Geta beer from Milton. - Okay.
You're not going to play? Give me the striker.
Look at this cut.
Look at that cut!
I'll finish the game now. Just wait.
Great. Now take that thumbing.
Do as you wish.
There goes the queen.
Who is Naru? - I am. Why.
Brother Parsha has called you.
Naru, where are you going?
I'll be right back. Pakya, play in my place.
Naru... alone... where...
Speed-breaker, give me the striker.
Beat me up as much as you want.
Afterl leave from here, ifl don't break your bones...
...then I'll die out of shame, Rama.
You scoundrel, Rama! You're a goner!
Scoundrel. - Put some sense into him.
Don't you understand? Rascal!
How dare you!
Four beating up one guy. Fight one on one.
You rascal!
Hey!
Come here.
Come here, you rascal. Come here.
Come here!
If I slap you, you'll piss bucketfuls in your pants.
You keep bullying the poor, Brother Parsha.
This guy broke his nose and you have liquor peacefully.
Hey.
Come here.
What happened?
Brother, they are very mischievous kids.
They would dupe you too.
Are you acting smart with me? - Brother...
You beat up that kid? - No, Brother... - Get going.
Get going, you rascal! - No. No.
If I see you again, I'll break your legs.
What is this? You should havesaidthat earlier.
You got beaten up unnecessarily.
I have a reputation as well.
I don't bow to anyone.
Look. If you need anything, then just tell me. Okay?
Here. Drink this whiskey.
No. I drink only beer.
Darn you!
Hey, open a LiP for him.
Brother Parsha, only one? Not for us?
Hey, Pakya.
What happened? - Nothing.
Then why are you staring at me?
It's too shiny.
It's China silk. Made in Japan.
Where did you get it from?
Sold a room to the guard at the customs. - I see.
Take it home.
Am I crazy?
Mother would faint if she hears how much it costs.
Am I going to take money from you? It's a present. From me.
Really? - Yes.
Is it true, Uncle? - What? Yes.
Try it out.
I'll try it at home. - Try it here.
If it doesn't fit you, I'll give you another. - Okay.
Give me.
It's great! It's great! Mother! - Shameless.
Come quickly! He fell down!
Everywhere there is globalization.
But it's expected from the mill owners...
...that they should think about the workers.
But it's not so easy to close all mills in quick succession.
Sir, if you think about it, then everything will be easy.
But...
Sir, have some. - No, it's okay. - Hello.
Yes, one minute.
Call for you. - Who is it?
From themill.
Hello.
Sir, an electrician fell down.
Is he dead? - No, sir. He's suffered a head injury.
Okay. We'll see what has to be done tomorrow.
And please don't disturb me. - Okay, sir.
So, what was I saying? - Globalisation.
Yes, globalisation. For whom?
Only for multinationals? Let the others die.
So you start a multinational firm.
Mr. Patkar, I spent my whole life running the mill.
That's my business.
Yes, I'm willing to keep some departments running.
I just need your support. - You have it.
During the previous strike, the government was with you. - Yes.
What else do you want?
Permission to sell the mill land.
Mr. Mahendra, are you going to let my government...
...complete its term?
There's discontent among the mill workers already.
And if we take this decision, then everything will be over.
There's a solution. - What?
Natasha.
Mr. Patkar, this is a foolproof plan.
This is the Khaitan mill.
A processing unit is located here. - Okay.
We won't shut it down.
All theother departments have been shut down.
We'll demolish them.
We'll build a huge shopping mall there.
We'll have bowling alleys, restaurants and multiplexes.
Three towers of 30 floors each will come up here.
Residential towers.
And we'll have corporate offices here.
We'll make lots of profits from this.
And we'll clear the workers' dues in a snap.
What about the increase in unemployment?
Sir, they will get work on this project.
Shopping malls will need sales boys and girls.
So many families will shift in these towers.
They will need maids and security guards.
There's enough work, sir.
Liet us earn a little.
Elections are approaching. You'll need money for the party fund.
Mr. Khaitan, your son-in-law is very smart.
I'm really scared ofhim.
Why are you joking, sir?
Sir, can I make you a drink? - Sure. - Just a minute.
Let's continue at the pool side.
Brilliant.
I'll just join you. - Sure.
Who's with your wife?
Relative?
Dessert for you. After dinner.
Let's have dinner. - Please, sir.
Rane, don't stop me today. - No, Govind. Liisten to me.
No. No. - Govind. Govind.
You scoundrel. - Govind, let go!
Govind. - Why should I spare him? Who does he think he is?
Got 25 stitches on his head.
Two fractures in theleg. One in the hand.
Waman won't be able to work for six months.
Did he give Rs.10000 as alms?
Why did he climb up in a drunken state?
Waman wasn't drunk.
Should I show you the hospital report?
The rascal paid money and got a report made that suits him.
Rane, he's crossing his limits.
What can you do?
Govind, come on.
Mr. Mahendra, you'll have to increase the compensation.
It can't be done.
Then we'll have to go to labour court.
As you wish. - Oh, really?
Why are you arguing with him?
So get out. - Hey! - Govind. Govind.
If I find you alone outside...
...I'll strip you naked and make you beg at the traffic signals.
Govind, let it go. Come with me. Com eon.
He's saying we should go out.
Rascal, I'll do him in... - Govind! Govind!
Govind, let's get out of here. Come on.
Come on. - You stopped me unnecessarily.
I could have ended everything today.
Here's the money.
Sign here.
You'll be in deep trouble sometime.
What happened?
I gave you Rs.200. And you wrote Rs.2000.
Now sign. - Give it to me.
Why are you so engrossed in this match?
It's the last over ofthe day. 70 runs are needed.
If Mohinder remains not out, we'll win the match tomorrow.
You're mad about cricket. Here, do it.
Oh, no! Oh, no!
What's wrong with you? - We've lost the match.
He's a fool... - What was the need to drive on the second last ball?
India will win. - What nonsense!
There's hardly anybodyleft to bat. - Yet India will win.
How? - I'll tell you if you treat me to a beer.
Where's my beer? - Forget that. Tell me how India will win.
What do I tell you? The match is fixed.
Meaning? - Listen, the odds on Pakistan are 15 to one(48:48).
The odds on India are 8 to one.
Who will everybody bet on? Pakistan.
India will win. The bookies will make a lot ofmoney.
Dinkar, what's all that about 'odds'?
Listen, if you bet a rupee on India and India happens to win...
...then you will get Rs.8.
What if I bet Rs.100? - Rs.800.
Oh, my God. What if I bet Rs.25,000?
25,000... You'll get Rs.2,00,000. - Come on, get up.
Rs.200,000. - Yes.
Manju can get married then. - Not just that.
She could get married in a fivestar hotel.
All the big shots will attend it.
Naru's mother! Naru's mother!
What's wrong? - The police have come to your place.
What. - What?
Yes, they are outside.
Police? At my place? - Look.
What happened? - Is Mohan your son?
Yes. - He has committed fraud of Rs.25,000 at the bank.
Oh, my God. - The case hasn't been registered yet.
Sir has asked you to pay Rs.25,000 and get your son released.
Dislile Road police station. - Oh, my God.
What do wedo now? - Your familyis ruined.
It's my ill luck that I was born in this family. - Listen...
Mother, what are you doing? - Pakya, what happened?
The police were here. - What are you doing?
We need to do something.
Naru's mother. Here's Rs.2000.
Come on. - Should I come along?
I mean I am not feeling well.
The men in the Dhuri family are cowards.
Come on, Manju. - No. That's not case.
I will comeifthe need arises.
Sir, here's some money and jewelry. Let my son go, sir.
Madam, what do I do aboutit?
At the most, this could be Rs.5000 to Rs.6000.
What about the rest of the money?
I'll pay it in installments. We always pay our dues.
Listen, the bank manager is a good man.
That's the reason he hasn't filed a case yet.
I won't be able to help you at all if you don't get Rs.25000.
Sir, father's gratuitymoney is due in a few days.
I'll giveit to you oncewe get it.
Mohan isn't a bad guy. - I never said he's bad.
But I can'thelp you. Listen, go talk to the bank manager once.
Bank manager? - Look, he's sitting there.
When did you come to know? - In the morning.
I realized it while tallying the cash.
Hello, sir. - Hello.
Sir, have mercy on us... - I can't do anything.
I could lose my job if I don't get the money.
How do we arrange for Rs.25,000 at such a shortnotice?
Shut up. Sir, please... - Liisten, madam.
At the most, I can give you a few more days' time.
Okay. All right. - I am answerable too.
Useless man. - Father, please...
Mother. - Mohan.
So, the police released you. - Not just like that.
I paid Rs.25,000. - Where did you get the money from?
What have you got to do with it?
I owed you for beng born in this family. I repaid it.
Are you going to remain outside? Come in.
I am going out for ten days. To write a play.
Don't create trouble till I return.
Mother, I...
Idiot. - Mother! - Mother!
Idiot. - What are you doing, Lakshmi?
You made your mother go to the police station. - Mother!
You made your mother go to the police station. - Stop it, Mother. - Idiot.
Mother, stop it now... - Idiot!
Stop it, Mother. Stop it.
Lieave me! Because ofyou, I had to suffer...
Mother... Mother, stop it.
You idiot! - Stop it, Mother.
You had promised me you won't...
Stop it, Mother! - Move! Move!
Mother... - Leave me!
What are you doing? - Let him die!
Go die, you idiot! Go die!
He shouldn't have done that? Why did he do that?
He has ruined us. He has ruined us all.
Don't touch me. - I made a mistake.
Don't be angry at me. - You asked me to go die.
Yes, I'll do that. - I was angry at you.
Who do I have besides my children?
I beat you alot. Why didn't I hold myself back...
Mohan is nave.
He thought he could get memarried if he got some money.
But he's unlucky. - Yes.
Mohan wants to do something and something else happens.
He's lost his job. I wonder what he's goingto do.
Forget Mohan. - Wait.
What happened? - Have you gotit?
It spoils the fun. - No. What if something goes wrong?
I am with you. Don't worry.
But you'll marry me if something goes wrong, won't you?
Yes. I love you. - Wait. Wait.
What happened now? - Switch off the light.
Let it be. - No. I feel shy.
Oh, God!
Glory to Lord Dattatray!
"Shirdi is like Pandharpurto me."
"Sai Baba lives there."
Chandra Bhaga and brother Pundlik also live there.
Brother Pundlik also lives there.
Everyone come and take Sai Baba's blessings.
TakeSai Baba's blessings.
Father, come home. Mother's bleeding from the mouth.
Come on. - "Goddess, help me!"
"Goddess, help me!"
Listen, get the doctor along.
Slowly. - Father, mother won't die, right?
Come, dear. Come with me.
I'll give you something to eat. Don't cry.
Mother will be all right.
She'll be all right.
Babu has gone to get thedoctor.
Should I call for an ambulance? - No.
Everything will be all right, Kashi.
She'll be free if she dies. - Don't say that.
Brother, Ghanshyam turned out to becourageous.
Very courageous.
That's because Anwar's supporting him.
Shoot him in the leg. - Let's shoot him in the head.
No. Shoot him in the leg.
If he gets killed, it will be a police case.
Wait. - Is that gun real?
No. It's a toy, hero.
Not hero, my name's Speed Breaker.
Whatare you looking at? Take it.
But I don'tknow how to use it.
Have I learned at birth?
Look, hold it this way. Aim, and then pull the trigger.
Here. - Let's go. - Come on.
Come here. - Yes.
It's 10,000. - 10... - Look, he's yet to come to terms with it.
"You took my name, and I came to you."
You know what it is, don't you? - Gun.
It's not a toy. Look. - What's that?
'Goli' (bullet). - 'Goli'?
That's not meant to be eaten.
"You took my name, and I came to you."
Where do you put the bullets? - Look, there's a hole.
Hole. - Put the bullets in the hole and then close it.
It's called 'Ghoda' (gun).
So, the one who runs at the beach is a donkey.
Stop your nonsense.
Where are you off to? - I'll come along.
Am I off to a marriage shoot?
Go and order for two bottles of liquor... I'll come. Let's go.
L.P. Laxmikant Pyarelal.
"When one can't..."
Ghanshyam sir, how are you?
You've spent a lot for Lord Ganesha festival this year.
I have to. The Lord has blessed me with everything.
So, I have to do something for Him too.
You don't have the money to pay to Parsha.
I'll give him. I'll deliver it the next week.
The others' too would delay, if I give a week to you.
Sister-in-law Chhaya, how are you? - I'm good.
Tatya. - I'm fine.
Come on, be quick.
Keep it there.
So, how are you, Mother India?
Whathave you brought, Naru?
Notmuch. Somebreakfast for all.
What have you done? - Nothing illegal.
It's my hard earned money, Mother.
Where's father? - He must be outside the mill.
He must be gambling. - He won't reform.
Pakya, gift. This is quarter for the old man. English.
Naru, I hope you haven't committed atheft.
No, Mother. I have found my calling.
Look, stop your catering service now.
Go to the Lord Ganesha pilgrimage the next week with father.
I'll sponsor the trip. Here... here's the money.
Naru, tell me the truth. You aren't doing anything illegal, are you?
No, Mother. Go make tea. Go. - You aren't lying, are you?
Offer the money to God first then. Keep it.
Liord, You haveblessed my son. - Thank You, Mr. God.
You have blessed us.
Listen, have you seen Mohan around?
Mohan is at the neighbour's house...
...with his sponsor. Mr. Savardekar.
Oh, God. These children are hardly ever at home.
One is always at his aunt's house.
And I wonder what the other one keeps writing.
It's been a month. He hasn't comeback.
Look, I'll sponsor his play now.
Dear. Listen, get a job for Mohan.
I'll send Mohan to Dubai.
First, send Shinde who lives in room number 15 to heaven.
Why? What has he done? - What has he done?
Go make tea, please. - Idiots.
Let me tell you what happened.
I asked him to give me Rs.11 for Lord Shiva festival.
He said he would slap me 11 times. He insulted Shivaji.
He's right. Where will a poor man get Rs.11 from for you?
So, should we cancel Lord Shiva festival celebrations?
Not at all.
Thats the only festival a Marathi man celebrates.
Why should we cancel it? - What do we do now?
Listen, get money from the shopkeepers.
I'll pay if it falls short. I'll sponsor it.
We'll watch 'Amar Akbar Anthony' in colour.
Who stars in it? - Amitabh Bachpan.
Amitabh Gachpan too stars in it? - Yes.
'The police will banish you from the city.'
'I'll make this place mine. Anthony Lane.'
'Tell me. Am I right? '
'Come on, get the money.'
'You want me to pay you? ' - He's good, isn't he?
'I'll make even your father pay.'
Manda. Come downstairs. - I'm tired. I'll go to sleep now.
Amitabh Bachchan's on the screen. He's too good.
Uncle, should we stop the show?
We'll watch your lovestory.
Shut up. Idiot. - You won't reform, you oldie.
Do your work, you fool.
Come on, dance!
Uncle! - Look, he's dancing.
Amitabh. Look at our Parveen Babi.
I'll slap you. Shut up.
Shut up. Watch the movie.
Oh, God. Who did that?
Uncle Shire, that was horrible. You have had rotten eggs it seems.
It wasn't me.
Where are you off to, Mohan?
To the toilet. - Go behind the tenement.
I'm an educated man. I don't indulge in nonsense like you all.
Keep watching the movie.
'So, Tayyab Ali? ' - Give way.
'You got my friend Akbar beaten up by goons.'
'Tell me. Yes or no? '
Brother Naru, Mohan has gone upstairs.
Upstairs. - What have you got to do with it?
She too has gone inside. - Shutup.
You too want to go? - No.
Then shut up and watch the movie.
'Come on.'
'Police. Call up the police.'
'What are you staring at? Call the police.'
'Police. Police! '
Mohan, enough.
What are you doing? - Remove the clothes.
Hurryup! - Are you wrestling with me?
Be quick, Mohan. Someonewill come.
No one will come. The movie has just started.
Closer. More closer. Hold me.
What are you doing? - What are you doing? It's hurting.
Let it. Let it hurt. - You are too much.
Take me closer. - Why are you in such a hurry?
I can't hold myselfback now. I have waited long enough.
It's been 12 years to my marriage.
Mohan. Mohan, I want a baby.
I am tired of being abused.
They don't invite me to venerations.
Not to functions too.
They keep me away since I can't be get a child.
I'd been to my sister's daughter's naming ceremony.
I kissed the baby on her cheek...
...and my sister slapped me hard across my face.
My husband is a good man.
But God isn't always kind to good men.
Therefore, I want a baby.
I want it badly. I want ababy.
What happened, Manju? - Nothing.
I had fritters. That affected me adversely.
You've been puking since yesterday.
I had the fritters yesterday.
Manju.
I would have been a mother of five...
...had one child not died upon its birth.
I'm not educated, but I'm wise.
Don't talk rubbish, Mother. - Rubbish?
The cloth wasn't hung on the rope the last month.
The menstrual cycle does get delayed sometimes.
The doctor had said that. - Which doctor?
Well... Aslani. Aslani told me.
Come. Come with me.
No, the dispensary must be closed now. - Manju!
Listen... Manju, I'm worried now.
Tell methetruth. Swear on God and tell methetruth.
No, Mother. - Who did you sleep with?
Tell me. Have you gonemute?
Who did you sleep with? - No, Mother...
Who did you sleep with?
Who is he? Tell me. Who is he?
Who is he? - Jignesh.
Jignesh? Who? - The shopkeeper's son.
Oh, my God. What are you saying, Naru's mother?
Jignesh is a married man. He got married five years ago.
He's gone to Rajkot to get his wife here...
...as she turned 17 recently.
His in-laws are very strict.
If they come to know about this, we will be ruined.
Do something. Do something, Naru's mother.
No. I won't do that. - Whatare you going to do then?
Go about being an illegitimate child's mother.
Let Jignesh come. He'd promised to marry me.
He's already married. He's gone to get his wifeback.
Let's wait till he returns. - No.
You want your pregnancy to be visible in a couple of months?
I don't know all that. - Listen.
Listen to me... - Move.
Let it be. It's nothing. - What did I hear?
I'm talking to her... Don't beather.
- No...
You lousy... - Don'tbeat your daughter.
I have done nothing wrong. - Leave her.
Move! - Don't beat her.
She has disgraced us. - I haven't done anything wrong.
Don't do that. - Tell me.
Listen to me. - Go out.
Dhuri... Dhuri...
You should have died upon your birth.
Mohan! Mohan!
Leave me! Don't interfere!
Leave me! Leave me!
I'll burn her to death!
I won't go! Set me afire. Do it.
Leave me! Leave me!
Father!
Listen. Listen.
Mohan. Listen to father.
What do you want? - Water. I need water.
He wants water. - Give it to him then.
What are you telling me for? - Take water, Father.
Why don't you give it to him?
Mother, you don't understand. He should get used to getting up.
How will here cover otherwise?
Rajesh Khanna, don't get up now. I'll get water for you.
Mother, stop thatnoise. I'm not being able to writea word.
Go write at a place devoid of any noise.
It's futile telling you. - Slowly...
Anand. - Uncle Rane. Mother, uncle Rane's here.
How's everything? - Hey, get up.
All right.
Whereare you offto now? - Where can I go?
To the neighborhood.
How are you? - What made you visit us?
I hadn't met master. Don't get up, Master.
Govind, take a seat. - Who's he?
He's Govind Rahate. We both work for the union.
He stays close by at... Rangari Badak tenement.
Is it? - Yes. - Hello.
Hello. My son knows you. - Is it? Who?
His name is Ganpat. They call him... Speed Breaker.
Oh, you areGanya's father. - Yes.
Beseated. I'll get tea. Manju, give them water.
Master, how are you?
The gate meeting isn't the same in your absence.
Recover quickly. - Yes.
We have to fight it out now.
What can we do if you keep unwell? - Water. - Yes.
Manju has really grown up. - Yes. Shehas.
I am unwell, and on top ofthat, the gratuity money hasn't come yet.
Mohan lost his job. Manju has grown up.
Master, everything will beall right. Don't cry.
Don't cry. - Can I tell you something, Rane?
Yes, tell me.
Yes. - Once she gets married, I'll be free.
I'm really worried. I have a requestto makeofyou. - Tell me.
The groom and the bride should garland each other now.
Te the nuptial necklace to the bride.
Sorry. I couldn'tbehome earlier on thenuptial night.
I have two wives. One is you andthe other, the union.
The doctor arranged a gate meeting today.
Checking the papers, files, agreements...
Sorry. I apologize to you again.
You must behungry, right? - I had dinner.
Okay. That's good. - Should I serve food to you?
No. I had fritters nearthe mill.
The doctor has arranged for the gatemeeting...
...again for tomorrow morning.
The doctor keeps asking about me.
You look good in that green sari.
I wanted to tell you something. - What?
I had an affair before the marriage.
And I... - Master had told me. - Yet you married me.
You were generous.
You must have thought you did a favour to me, isn'tit?
No, that's not the case. What do you mean by that?
Nothing. I want to tell you something.
I had decided I would die out of hunger, without getting married...
...but I won't marry a mill worker.
All my mother has experienced in her lifeis...
...poverty, stress, two square meals and a child every two years.
Ever since I was sensible enough...
...I've seen her working hard, dying a slow death.
Today, I have suffered the same fate.
My heart would pound upon hearing the mill siren.
I will haveto get accustomed to it now.
Don't keep staring at me. Switch off the light.
And get done with what one does after marriage. Be quick.
You might have a gatemeeting to attend.
I too have to go to the parlor.
Saw that? A lovely strike.
Will you be able to finish the game?
Wait. Take that one first. Good.
Not that, take this one. The queen.
Uncle, am I a fool? I understand the game.
Play. Play the way you want to.
Don't listen to him.
I had told you. Did you see?
Uncle, come home forlunch.
It's the last board. We need five points to win.
Go for lunch. I'll play the game on your behalf.
You do that everyday. - What did you say.
Nothing. - Don't get on my nerves.
Why would I? Brother Naru.
What's up, Naru sir? What's wrong with him?
Forget it. Go for lunch. - What about you?
I have already had lunch.
"Oh, Basanti..."
Naru, where were you the last two days?
You are here in time for lunch. Come on.
What happened, Naru?
Brother, where did you get Rs.25,000 from?
25,000? What?
Where did you get the money to bail out Mohan from?
What have you got to do with it? Do your work.
You idiot! - Have you gone mad? Have you gonemad?
I am mad? The idiot sold off his kidney for Rs.25,000.
What? What did you do... - He's lying.
I am lying! Vijay is a wardboy at Rade hospital.
You were admitted there for 15 days, weren't you?
Oh, God. Why. What have you done?
Nothing will happen. One kidney is enough to live.
You should have told me! I would've arranged for the money!
Did you? Did you get the money then?
Did anyone arrange for it?
Leave me. - Everybody wants to do something for the family.
Don't I feel the same? I too feel like it. Got it?
I too feel for the family.
Everybody thinks that I am not committed.
I am committed. It's just thatl don't express it.
Brother. - What have you done?
Why did you do it?
Hi, Dad. What made you come hereall of a sudden?
I had to, Son. Whatare you doing?
Wehad decided not to wind up the weaving department, hadn'twe?
Yet you gave the machines away.
Dad, it was important to take that decision.
Do you realize the consequences?
Whatever the consequences be, they'll be good for us.
Son, the workers have got violent.
They'll be violent for a few days.
But theyll try to dictate terms if...
...we don't take such a strong decision.
It's necessary to scare them.
Only then will they agree for a compromise.
But Son... - Chill, Dad. Let me make you a drink.
We'll find a way out.
Rane, are you going to remain quiet?
The workers will go hungry...
...butthere'll be no further discussions with him.
Rane, such an extreme stand isn't good.
You too are favoring them, sir?
You too were a worker once. Forgot that?
What do you want me to do then?
We have only two demands.
Start all the departments in the mill...
...and get the workers their dues.
Both your demands shall be fulfilled.
But you'll haveto take a step back forthat.
Meaning? - The workers should get all their dues.
No compromise. But Khaitan siris in trouble. - Yes.
Give the no objection certificate...
...to sell some part of the mill land.
He'll immediately honour all the dues of the workers.
I promise. - That's it.
But all the departments should get started tomorrow.
Tomorrow? Right away. Tonight. In the third shift.
Here. - Justa few days remain. Have sweets.
Here. Have it.
Have sweets. - Remember!
This has happened only because of Arvind sir!
Yes! - But where's Arvind Rane?
He's gone to the court. He'll be here any moment now.
What? Look thereheis!
Hail Arvind Rane!
Arvind Rane has done it!
Hail Arvind Rane!
Enough. Enough. - Where's Govind Rahate, Ranesir?
The papers weren't ready with the advocate.
I told him to wait there. To get the papers along.
Hail Arvind Rane!
Enough. Enough.
Why are you standing out? Why didn't you all go in?
The gate hasn't opened yet. - It hasn't?
Where's the watchman? - He hasn't come.
Watchman. Watchman.
Deceit! They have deceived us!
Sumi! Sumi!
'Hamida. My best friend Hamida.'
'Thelock-out wasn't called off. It will, today.'
'It will, tomorrow. Six months went by in that manner.'
'The mills were closing down one by one.'
'It was being brought down.'
'The reason I'm writing a letter is to tell you that I am fine.'
'The childhood memories, that taste of tamarind lingers on.'
'I know you were jealous of me during my engagement... '
'... when you heard that I would go to Mumbai after marriage.'
'I always lied to you that I stay in apalace.'
'In a room smaller than our bathroom, I die a slow death.'
'The paltry income of my husband would hardly suffice.'
'But money was required to carry out menial tasks.'
'Lt's been four months since my children went to school.'
'No fees, no food... I don'tknow what to do.'
'After all these years, I pity those cockroaches.'
'I have realised how horrible the insecticide tastes.'
'I really have.'
'The reason I'm writing a letter is to tell you that I am fine.'
'Suffering through all that... '
'... the workers had the support of Dr. Aaba Sawant.'
'Dr. Aaba Sawant was reading the paper...
...likehewould usually, that day.'
'All of a sudden, there was a cylinder explosion.'
'Nobody knew if it was an accident or a planned move.'
'But theworker was stunned.'
Shirya, where are you off to hiding the stove?
No, I'm not hiding it. I'm taking it to get it repaired.
What will you cook on it?
'Selling the stove, utensils. Selling everything in house... '
'Selling even the copper and metal in the wires... '
'... the worker survived.'
'Finally, there was nothing left to be sold.'
Do you have a cigarette? - No. The packet's empty.
Forget it. It's past midnight. Let's go sleep.
Wait, Shirya. The children must still be awake.
I told them I would get something for dinner.
I survived the day. - How?
I went to my wife's younger sister.
She was very angry. I acted shameless.
I left only after lunch. - That's great. You'relucky.
Shirya. - Yes? - Where does Sangeeta go to work so late at night?
Work? What nonsense! She sells her body.
Not even the vegetable seller gives my wife a look.
Come on. Let's go home. I'm scared. - Why be scared?
'The situation of the workers was terrifying... '
'... and that of their children, a lot more terrifying.'
Listen, I am really unlucky. I can't see anybody around.
It seems I'll have to sleep hungry today too.
I wonder where everybodys gone...
What happened?
Nothing. I've been doing the rounds since an hour.
My legs are really hurting.
What else will an unluckyman do?
Ask Pandu. Look, he's here.
Hi, Pakya. - What happened to your hand?
Tell us, Pakya. - My father bit me.
Your father? - He's heavily drunk.
He told mother to serve him food.
How could she when there is nothing to eat?
So, father slapped her across her face.
I lost it. I hit him on his face.
You father? - I would have killed him, had my mother not stopped me.
He's right. "Nothing to eat, nobody to turn to."
What about you? - Nothing. Not even a dog has passed by.
Great. We have to go hungry today too.
The stomach is burning. - Hang on.
There's a way.
Come on.
So, useless fellows. Whats the time?
Have your parents thrown you out?
Thrown us out? They repent giving us birth.
Who wouldn't repent?
Drunkard, giveme Rs.40 for scrambled eggs?
Is it your father's money, you fool?
Please give us. You have money to splurge on drinks.
Listen, don't touch my pocket. I'll beat you up otherwise.
Fool, give him since he asks. - You called me a fool?
You idiot!
Let's go.
Idiot.
Wait. I'll be back. - Where are you going?
I'll be right back.
What are you looking at? You idiot!
What are you staring at? Is it my wedding? Liet's go.
There was only Rs.75 in his wallet.
We got his chain and watch too. - It must be fake.
Hurry up. The scrambled eggs seller will close shop soon.
'The scrambled eggs seller didn't close shop.'
'But these guys grew hungrier.'
'And then? It was Naru all the way.'
Don't irritate me. Tell me. Where's the money.
No, Brother Naru. I don't have the money.
I swear I haven't taken Parsha's money.
Is his wife lying then?
She forgot her money in the train. You stole it.
Tell me where the money is and go home.
Brother Naru, I really don't have the money.
You aregetting beaten like a dog for a mere Rs.5000.
Tell me. Where's the money?
You idiot! - Pakya! Pakya!
I have been observing him since long.
He won't talk. Give him to me. I'll make him talk like a parrot.
Nurse your head first. - It's nothing, Brother Naru.
The idiot... I'll kill him! - Have you gone mad?
Take him away.
Come on. - Leave me.
Don't explain to him.
I am telling you for the last time.
These guys are beyond reproach.
They have just hit you on the head now, they will kill you.
Hey, attend to the phone.
Tell me. Where's the money?
Hello. Who is it? Shalu? Yes. Tell me, Shalu.
Who? Naru? - No...
He isn't here. - Out. Out.
He has gone out. - Hang up.
Oh, my God. I just forgot...
What's the matter with Shalu?
Matter? She had called me to meet her. I forgot.
Oh, no. It's because of him!
What do I do? Listen, should I go? - What about him?
Let him behere. I'll be back soon.
You idiot, why are you hell-bent on getting beaten?
Should I find out? - Find out. I'll slap you.
Listen, I'll be back in an hour. Look after them.
Don't let them drink too much.
Bandya, that's enough.
You idiot! - Listen.
You fool! - Pakya! Pakya!
You idiot! - Go there. Go!
Tatya, go stand there.
Listen, these aren't boys, they are animals.
They'll tear you apart.
Tell me. Where's the money?
Listen. Have you lost it. - Hit him! Hit him.
Don't spare him. Don't spare him. Hit him. Hit him.
Don't you understand?
Tatya, whatare you doing? - You idiot... - Go! Go out!
Where is it? Where's the money?
My sister-in-law has 1000 rupees.
Rs.1,000 got spent. - All right. Go on.
I spent some of the money. - More was spent. All right.
Where's the rest of the money. - With my wife.
Shucks. You're making it difficult to spare you.
Hey... No... no!
Pakya, that's a gun. Don't joke with me.
Pakya...
How come you'relate today.
I wondered if you were going to come at all today.
What's the matter? - Nothing.
Then why are you so quiet?
I need some money. The thing is...
...that we have to pay father's dispensary bills.
The medicines are also finished.
The room's rent is due.
Our old lady came home yesterday and cried.
How much do you need? - Atleast Rs.5,000.
Oh, God! Where do I get that much from?
I probably have Rs.1,000 or so.
Thatmuch won't beenough.
If Naru werethere, it wouldn't be a worry.
Where has he gone?
He's been in jail for two months.
He's been charged with murder.
What are you going to do now?
Have something to eat. - No.
When my husband comes, I'll go home with him.
Rane came a whileback. - He's here?
He's sitting inside.
You're back? You're late.
We'll leave. We'll leave in just amoment.
The employers have called us tomorrow for negotiations?
Got that, Manjula?
Great. Is it good news?
We must have a son, all right?
A daughter means additional expenses.
Have you called us here to make fun of us?
You'll give the workers' pending dues in four weeks.
You'll only give 7% of the gratuity.
And we should hand our resignations to you?
Even to give this much, we'll have to take loans.
Do you think we're fools?
You get new cars everyday.
You demolish old bungalows and get new ones built.
What a mill workers earns in a lifetime...
...your four dogs eat that much worth in a month.
Rane, there's no point to this argument.
I promise you that once the mill land is sold...
...l'll pay the workers' dues immediately.
Mr. Khaitan, we're not sure of getting...
...what is written in this agreement.
Who is going to believe you?
You've been stretching the workers to the limits...
...of their patience for the past six months.
Workers' wives have started taking up jobs as maids.
Children have gone astray. Many have committed suicide.
And yet, you're making fun ofus?
We deeply regret what happened to Kashiram.
In fact, I've even prepared a compensation cheque.
It's in the drawer. Take it now if you wish.
Are we to take the cheque to build...
...a shrine in Kashiram's name? If you had given it on time...
...it would have atleast saved the lives of the three.
Greedy wretch.
Your father may have been greedy, you wretch.
It's quite enough.
Otherwise, I'll have your limbs broken and you thrown out.
Wretched third class beggar.
Govind! Whatare you doing?
Rogue! You call us beggars? Who made us that?
Rane, no negotiations now. Please get out.
You'll have to come groveling oneday, Mr. Khaitan.
I say, get out!
Govind! Come this way.
It's not enough. - Fiveis not enough?
We'll have to finish someone off.
He's just a worthless mill worker.
Still, wehave to finish him off.
What then? - Seven.
Five and a half. Six, last.
What is that? - Advance. Its three.
Take it. Hey, Varvantya... - Yes, boss?
Call up the lawyer. We have to get Naru bailed.
Varvantya, don'thave beer. First, put up the table.
100 from me. - 100 from me.
100 from me.
Boss Parshya, Naru.
Come, Naru. Come. Sit. Have a seat.
What's going on, Boss Parshya?
You told me you'd have me out in 15 days...
...and left me to rot in jail for two months.
I was having trouble. - Trouble!
Would I do it deliberately?
What trouble, Boss Parshya?
They tortured me twice, you know.
200. You're all right now, aren't you? - Yes. I'm okay now.
We've gotten a fantastic contract for a hit.
You'll get atleast Rs.200,000.
What? Rs.200,000? - Yes. It's a hit for akill.
A kill? So the target must bea big-shot, right?
No. It's some mill worker. 200... - A mill worker? Who?
That's what we couldn't figure out. Here. Put in 220.
Rs.200,000 for a mill worker?
It seems the worth of mill workers has increased.
Brother Naru!
Brother Naru... - What is it?
Uncle's men talk nonsense.
They say you'll be killing a mill worker. - It's true.
What are you saying? A mill worker?
Theyre dead anyway. He'll get free of this life.
We'll be getting a fine Rs.200,000.
We'll take your parents, my parents...
...go to the Konkan and settle down there. What do you say.
I don't think its okay. - I don't either.
We just have to take the money.
Money? What money.
I won't give permission in the first place.
What did you say? What won't you give? - Permission. Yes.
You'll give me permission now, will you?
Just because I coddled you as a friend, you'll try to rule me?
It's going to rain. Move the carom inside.
Come on, pick that bottle. Come on, let's go eat.
Take these snacks. Take the coin of the carom.
Tea. Go on. - You, Sir?
Chandu, what happened? - We're just having tea.
Don't worry. Something good will happen, you'll see.
How? - The case is in court today.
Rane said the verdict will surely come in our favour.
Where's Rane? - He was in court all day.
I finally told him to go home.
I just wish this whole mess would be over now.
Thechildren aregetting out ofhand. - You'reright.
I'm also going to get Speed breaker a job in the mill.
In the weaving line.
His mother said he's begun to drink these days.
How are the children wrong, Sir?
The day before yesterday, I got drunk...
...and slapped my wife. My son punched me.
Speed breaker told me. Do you have a beedi?
Govind Rane got shot! - Someone killed Govind Rane!
Look... forget what happened.
Don't worry.
Govind! Boss Parshya, you should have told me earlier.
You crazyboy, I didn't know either!
That Mahendra didn't tell me before.
Darn Mr. Mahendra! That was my Speed breaker's father! His father!
Naru! Naru! - Speed breaker...
You wretch!
Darn you! You killed my father!
I won't spare you! You killed my father!
I really didn't know! I swear on my mother!
Take him away.
Hey, let go of him! Speed breaker...
I really didn't know! I swear on my mother!
They lied to me.
I really didn't know! I didn't know itwas your father!
From now on, we're enemies!
I won't spare you, you wretch!
Hello? - Boss Parshya, police were informed...
...that Naru committed the murder.
What. - Yes. Inspector Shinde told me.
All right. - What is to be done now?
Hang up now! A new mess.
What happened, boss?
Police found out that Naru was the one...
...who committed the murder.
How come? - Mr. Mahendra must have informed them.
Darn it? - Boss Parshya, what about me now?
Don't worry. I'll handle everything.
Do one thing. Go into hiding for 1012 days.
Boss Parshya, that...
In 2-4 days, I'll send Rs.200,000 to your house.
Come on now, run. Police will get here!
Come on, let's get out of here. Come.
Brother Naru, what do we do now?
Don't pause here. Come on, let's go. Fast. Come on.
Let's get out of here.
What do we do now, boss?
What the heck can we do?
All right, come on. Move forward, quickly. - Yes, Sir?
What's your name? - Ram Kadam.
Kadam. Yes. One moment.
Yes. Give him the money. Yes. Come forward.
Yes. - This is the first installment.
You'll get the nextinstallment next month. Sign here.
All right. - Yes. Do it. Right. Yes.
I'll be off. - Go on. Come, what's your name?
Dilip Waghate. - Waghate.
Hey, what are you doing? You're taking the money?
The management is fooling us. Listen to me.
Hey, buddy, we still want to work at this mill.
Listen to me. Listen.
Bhosle, you're also standing to take the money?
Is there anything left now? They're duping us.
Think a little.
Rane, leave now orl'll slap you.
What can I say now? You'll slap me? Listen to me.
Ganya, you're also standing in line here to take the money.
Ganya, this is a ploy of the owners.
The verdict will come in soon. Have a little patience.
Listen to me. - Just leave, Rane. It's you union leaders...
...who have ruined us.
What can I say now? Leaders?
You were in the management with me?
We fought for them, didn't we?
Rane, don't make me lose my temper.
Ifyou have any sense, go get in line.
Listen to me, Ganya. Don't take the money.
They're fooling us.
Rane, I told you not to make me lose my temper!
Get lost!
Mohan, make your brother-in-law understand.
Listen! - Let him be.
What is it? Move forward.
Why are you pacing so much? Sit down.
Don't get angry, Rane. Calm down.
How do I calm down?
Let everyone else be. Even you took money?
You stabbed your son-in-law in the back?
Rane, your strike was bound to get stuck.
What do you mean by that?
The Soviet Union has collapsed.
You leftists haven't yet realised that.
You can't fight against capitalism.
It's time to put Marxist principles to rest. Understand?
Who knows Marxist principles around here?
And they will win, remember that.
You've all gone crazy at the sight of money.
And the owners are taking advantage...
...of that very helplessness.
Brother-in-law, why are you yelling your head off.
I'm yelling? - Rane...
My efforts of nine months were laid waste!
You couldn't be a little patient?
How much more patient should anyone be?
People committed suicide.
They got into despicable acts.
What else? We should just take bowls in hand...
...and go out begging.
He won't even let me beg. He'll starve me to death.
You traitor! You wretched woman, you... - Please...
Brother-in-law, that's quite enough of your acts now!
Otherwise, I'll punch you right now.
I? I'm putting up an act. I?
I'm exhausted doing other people's work.
No one thinks me worth anything. I'm acting?
He says I'm acting! You're worthless, Rane!
You're utterly worthless!
You aren't worth anything at all!
Everything is over now. Everything is over now.
Shameless!
Dear... sit down.
Manju, no one values me.
Enough, Mohan!
Dhuri?
Dhuri? Dhuri? Baba, just have a look.
Dhuri? - Father!
Dhuri... Dhuri? - Father?
Has something happened? - Father!
Father... - Dear, please say something! Getup.
Baba, I'll go geta doctor!
Mohan, go get a doctor. - Mohan, it's no use.
Father! Father!
Mother!
Don't cry. Everything will be all right.
What will be all right, Pakya? My father died!
I couldn't even go for his cremation.
I'm sitting here terrified like a coward.
The wretched police are keeping watch there.
Toothy! Hey, toothy! - What is it?
Liook atthat. - Oh, God!
Go tell Naru. - I'm going.
Brother Naru...
The police were keeping watch. I couldn't go there.
What could I do? - Brother Naru...
Your mother, Mohan and Manju are coming here.
Here?
Hit me. Hit me! Why are you looking at me like that?
I'm worthless.
I didn't even come for my father's cremation.
In greed for a lousy Rs.200,000...
...I killed Speed breaker's father. Our Govind.
You... Here, take this. Shoot me, Mother! Shoot me.
Shoot you? I won't let you get out of this so quickly.
Suffer the fruits ofyour own deeds.
Go walking to hell, you wretch!
I know I'm going to. I made a mistake.
I swear on you, I'll be surrendering...
...to the police myself in a few days.
Father's last rites are on Friday.
Yes. I'll come. I didn't come for the cremation...
...but I'll come for the last rites.
But don't perform it on Chowpatty beach.
Policewill be keepingwatch there.
A day earlier, go to Vasu's aunt.
I'll gettherein themorning. - Come.
It's 'bhakri (coarseflatbread) And fritters. Haveit. - Takeit!
And spendthe Rs.200,000...
...that Boss Parshya sent you with care.
What Rs.200,000?
Hello? - Yes, Mr. Mahendra. Hello.
Yes, tell me, Parshya. How come you've called?
It's been eight days since Govind was finished off.
Rs.300,000 have still not arrived.
Was he even worth that much?
He wasn't even worth the advance I gave you.
Yes, but we had decided on Rs.600,000, Mr. Mahendra.
If I pay Rs.600,000 for a useless fellow...
...what will become of my prestige? Or yours?
Will you give Rs.300,000 or not?
We'll see. Look, these days, there's a bit of a situation on.
And don't call me repeatedly. I don't like it.
Do you think this is trivial, Mr. Mahendra?
Darn Mr. Mahendra! - What happened, boss?
He's gone back on his word. He says he won't pay.
Let's just kill him.
Killing him won't be of any use to us.
What do we do then?
It's Rs.300,000.
If you had given it earlier, the old man wouldn't have died.
It's because the old man died that you got the money fast.
What? - My father-in-law was a very good person.
But he didn't have any foresight.
He was stuck in the mill's...
...and mill workers' problems all his life.
It was causing a loss of millions.
Mr. Mahendra, you're a more dangerous man than us.
Practical.
If you stick with me without getting into minor idiocies...
...you'll go far.
Yes, boss. Come on, Varvantya.
He got scared. That's why he paid up, boss.
Mr. Mahendra is a different sort.
He killed his own father-in-law.
It does well to have such people...
...neither as friends nor as enemies.
Boss, now that we'vegot Rs.300,000...
...let's go to Chanchal...
Do you have nothing else to do?
We had gone to see her dance yesterday, right?
Why do you want to go everyday.
Boss, may I go for a moment?
Stop drinking so much beer.
You're getting older. Come back fast.
His liver is going to stop working one day.
How did he turn up here?
Hello, Boss Parshya.
I'll pump you full of bullets. Get your hand out of there.
Naru, you'll point a gun at me now? At boss Parshya?
You're my friend.
Get away from me. Is that why you disgraced that friendship?
What are you saying, Naru?
Would I disgrace friendship?
Look, I've arranged to get you out of Govind's murder.
Really? - I swear on my mother.
You were going to send Rs.200,000 home.
After you left, I went to your house twice, you know.
But the police were watching so closely...
...that I thoughtit would needlessly cause trouble.
Is it written on my face that I'm a fool?
Naru, if you don't believe me, what do I...
Naru, take this. It's Rs.300,000.
Rs.100,000 for the sake of friendship.
Count it. Take it. Come on, takeit. It's yours.
Takeit. Take it.
You wretch, you point a gun at me? At me?
Give me the bag. Give it here.
What are you looking at? Pull the trigger.
Naru, don't kill me. I'll give you Rs.1 million.
These Rs.300,000.
I'll get you the Rs.700,000 right away.
I'll just go home and get it, Naru.
Fifteen. Fifteen.
You won't see me around. I'll leave. Don't, Naru.
Don't kill me, Naru.
Come on, let's get out ofhere.
Pakya, here. Take this money. I'll be leaving now.
I wondered if Naru was leavingwithout giving us money.
What if he was? - I'd have killed him too right here.
"What if he was", indeed! Come on.
Whereto, this way.
We have this now, right? So come on.
"As we go..."
Are there only two sons, or any others still to arrive?
Our younger brother is still to come.
If he was going to come, he already would have.
Please start the rites.
Mother! Mother...
The police are after me. Thats why I got late.
Come, pay your respects quickly.
Sorry.
Now, say 'kaav' to the crows.
Mr. Tana Duri. Here all your family members got together...
...and completed this veneration.
Bless everyone that they live happily.
Why? Why.
Why?
Why? Why. We were friends, right?
Why. Why? Tell me, you wretch.
Why did you kill my father?
I swear on my mother, I didn't know.
Speed... sorry...
Hey, Brother Naru... Brother Naru...
Naru... Brother Naru!
Brother Naru, get up! Brother Naru!
Brother Naru! Sister Manju, tell Brother Naru.
I'm your right hand man, am I not?
Usman punched mehere.
You go punch Usman. Come on, Brother Naru! Get up!
Getup, Brother Naru!
Brother Naru! I was wrong. You tell me.
Brother Naru, we'll be just like before...
Mohan, make Brother Naru getup.
What... Get up, Brother Naru!
Son... Calm down.
This life is strange.
The police never found out who killed Naru.
Tme went by. Everyone settled into their own lives.
That day, for the first time, I saw pride for me...
...in my mother's eyes.
Where is it?
Why are you looking here and there?
Look, it's written here.
The play's name is 'Barfaallela Jwalamukhi'.
Writer, Anant Dhuri. Producer...
Let that be. Let the producer be...
You did it, Son. You did what you said you would.
See, Dhuri? Our children's names are in the newspaper.
Naru, you didn't produce your brother's play...
...but someone did.
Such a big advertisement has come in thenewspaper.
Mother, set the newspaper aside and come with me.
Where? - I haveto get you anew sari.
Why anew sari? What do I understand of your play?
It's fine if you don't understand, Mother.
You'll still have to come. - I can't manage it.
If you don't come, not even the plays rehearsals...
...will take place. I'm telling you thatrightnow, Mother.
What do I understand of your play.
Come on quickly, Mother. I have to go the rehearsal too.
Aunt, when Mohan comes, make him some tea.
Don't worry. I'll give it to him.
Come on, Mother. Come on.
Mother! Mother! - Naru's mother!
Aunt, get water! Quickly! Mother!
Mother!
Mother never came for the play.
She was just looking at the newspaper...
...when she passed away.
Baba... - She toiled hard all her life. She suffered a lot.
But she died with a smile on her face.
Oh, God! How did you all live?
We lived in such a protected shell.
But what people they were. Alive. Full of life.
No, Mansi. They always lived under the threat of death.
They always lived under the shadow of the rich.
Come. - Anant, where do Mohan and Manju stay.
Manju stays in a tenement room. - And Rane?
No, Raneis still alive.
Everything happened in pursuit of that case.
Enough. Stop here.
This is our tenement. Lakshmi Cottage.
Get up now. Put the newspaper aside.
I'm serving the meal.
I have an appointment at 2:30pm at the parlour.
You'll yell later that the food was cold.
Sometimes, I think this man is quite deaf. Get up.
But... - You don't listen, even when I say it repeatedly.
Baba! You're here after such a long while!
I was busy. Manju, this is Mansi. My...
I understand. Don't start telling mein detail.
I have no timeat all. Come on in, Mansi.
Darn this tap! Hardly anywater is coming today.
And I had to scrub last night's dirty vessels too.
Then, in the morning, there was the hurry...
...to prepare lunch. It's just exhausting.
And my husband doesn't even try to help.
Will you have tea, Mansi? - No.
No? Thank God. I have to leave for the parlour.
We'll meet up later and talk, okay? Have a seat.
You're here after such along time, Baba.
How are you?
How come you're here all of a sudden today?
He has come to meet me, not you. Gulp it down now. - Now...
You forgot the salt again, Manju.
Get up and get it yourself.
Please give it, Manju. - What?
Every afternoon, I leave work to serve him his meal at home.
Have his hands broken?
Can'the get it himself. Union leader.
Baba, because of this union leader...
...your sister is going to have to leave her parlour job.
You closed down the mill.
Now closedown the parlour and starve.
Your sister has no brains. - Yes.
The high court is going to give its verdict in a month.
All the workers are going to repent.
No one has understood my worthy, you see.
If they had understood...
...I wouldn't have this millstone around my neck.
What? What did you say. - Nothing, my prince.
Eat in peace. I'll be off, Baba. Bye, Mansi. - Okay.
Baba, Mansi is nice.
What did you seein Baba?
Rinse out the plate, dear.
Wll you have lunch, Baba? - No, you eat.
I'm getting late. I'll leave now.
Come later, after the verdict. We'll have a drink then.
All right. Come, Mansi.
One moment. - You finish yours.
Uncle, tell mother. She doesn't let me have chocolates.
Why do you ask her? I'll buy it for you.
Don't, Mohan. It spoils the teeth.
He's my nephew. Nothing will happen to him.
Come, let's go get it. - Let's go.
Put on a shirt first. - No. It's hot.
Shall I give you a kick? Come on.
Uncle is scolding me.
Mr. Mohan.
Who is it? Baba!
Please come.
When did you get here? - A while back.
I was visiting Manju.
Your hair has gone so grey. I'll go get something.
No, it's a bit late.
Who is she? - This is Mansi.
Hello. - You got married?
No I mean. - Live in? Right?
What. - You won'tunderstand.
I don't see uncle around.
He was here. There he is.
Well, uncle? How are you? - Who?
Oh, God! The writer himself. Come on inside.
No, not today. Some other time.
Have you met my son?
Yes. I had come last time. He has been named Naru.
Naru. I miss him.
But doesn't he look just like me?
Look. Look.
Again, uncle? - Better late than never.
I'll be off now.
Shall we go, uncle? - Put on a shirt first.
Mother, give me a shirt. - Come.
Uncle, give me a cigarette.
I have just one. Let's share.
What an amazing place this is.
I think it's a tomb ofliving people.
After a while, buildings will come up here. Skyscrapers.
Why are you laughing? Tell me.
Now, we say dinosaurs used o exist.
After a few years, people will say mill workers used to exist.
Shall weleave? I feel frightened. - Come.
Do you want to see Jignesh? - Oh, yes.
There he is.
Come on.
Anant, where are all the children?
Vaatanya and Daatadya were killed in police encounters.
Boing is still in jail.
Pakya works with Speedbreaker.
They too will die in a police encounter oneday.
But where are they.
I've heard that he runs Parshya's gang.
They stay at Parshya's old den.
After killing him, they took over his den.
Ther den is supposedly near that bridge. Near the Sealink.
Parshya's boys now work with Speedbreaker.
Do I need to tell you what they do...
...and what will become of them?
Wretched beggars!
'We've heard that Speedbreaker and Bantya... '
'... were themselves involved in this murder.'