He is a coward!
Get away! Get back
What happened?
Miners of terminal no. 4 have been trapped.
And our Raghunath too.
Victory to Vijay!
Yes, I am a coward.
Good morning Sir
Arrange to send the luggage in the other vehicle
Driver, close the windows and put on the air conditioner.
I feel uncomfortable passing through this area.
The atmosphere here is very bad.
Because small pieces of coal are present in the air.
Whenever I see this place and the people here...
I feel like either selling these mines or closing it down.
But what can I do? After all, it's business.
Has anyone been selected for the vacant post of the engineer?
Yes, Sir. I have sent the appointment letter
His name is Ravi Malhotra. He is likely to come tomorrow.
" Life is a journey..."
"Should we halt... nothing will remain"
"Should we dally somewhere, nothing will remain"
"O traveller..."
" My hand and these paths..."
" Do not ever leave them"
" Return to them"
" Whether it' s beauty... or the voices of love..."
" Birds do not give up flying for them"
"The paths that go up and down..."
"carry footprints of travellers..."
"we must not stop and put an end to it"
" Be not so heartless... don't go away, love"
" Take me along, too, whenever you go out, my love"
" Why cling to the shadows of a traveller"
"These travellers stay but for a few moments..."
" Why cling to them?"
May I come in? - Yes
I am Ravi Malhotra. This is my appointment letter.
You will be working under me. I' m the Chief Engineer here.
I read the name plate, sir.
OK.
You may join from tomorrow. - Thank you very much.
Just a minute.
We've a meeting with the boss regarding a project we' re starting.
This is the blueprint.
Before coming here, study it in detail.
Right Sir. Thank You.
There's a problem. - What?
It's not possible for us to continue work in the tunnel No.4
Because the nearby mine is filled with water.
And if we go ahead with it, water may enter the tunnel.
You are well aware, that nearly 400 workers work in it.
What loss will we incur if Tunnel 4's work is stopped?
A minimum of Rupees 4 million worth of coal will be lost.
Then your mathematics is very weak.
You even don't know that 4 million is more than 4 hundred.
Don't discuss this matter with anyone.
Try to extract as much coal as possible.
I' ll handle it if anything goes wrong.
Excuse me. May I come in Sir?
Come in
This is our new Engineer. - How do you do sir?
I' m sorry I am late by two minutes.
It took time to search this place since l' m a newcomer.
You are a newcomer! So Mr. Saxena, what were you saying?
I was saying that we' ll go up to this place in this project.
Up to here? - Yes.
That's why, mines that go this way are filled with water.
There's coal between these two.
To remove it, we' ll have to dig a tunnel.
Excuse me,
I'd like to say something on this, with your permission.
You just mentioned that you want to dig the tunnel further, sir.
But we should be careful about one thing.
The adjacent mine is filled with water.
The more we dig, the gap between them will decrease.
And if this gap decreases...
it' ll break the wall and enter the tunnel.
If this occurs, then every worker's life will be endangered.
You may be qualified, but your practical experience is zero.
Mr. Saxena is a Chief Engineer for the past 1 5 years
If there had to be any danger, would he have not informed us?
No Sir, with due respect to Mr.Saxena, I didn't mean that.
If we have to look at these small matters
then we' ll have to close down all the mines.
Yes, such accidents always occur in the mines.
Sir, four days ago a man got stuck in the tunnel.
A worker named Vijay rescued him.
He had earlier too saved a couple of lives.
He's a brave man; he should be rewarded
Sometimes you speak like an experienced man.
A man who can dare to risk his life to save someone...
can be dangerous to us in the near future.
And you want to reward such people.
Only those people are useful to us who can slog to death.
What's that worker's name you said?
This man doesn't seem of any use to us.
I don't mind even if my hotel doesn't run.
But I will stop giving credit.
Uncle, please send me tea.
Give tea to Mr. Vijay
Brother, this is no ordinary ring. It's a magical ring.
If you wear this ring,
... every impossible work will be successful.
If your son has run away, or you are jobless...
or you've had a run of bad luck, just try it once and see.
Your boss will talk to you with respect.
If you are childless, wear this ring.
And if those who get more children, wear this...
...and you won't get any more children.
This magical ring has changed the life of many people.
The cost of this ring is just one rupee.
One rupee is not worth the beetle you chew and spit.
Those who buy combs, bangles...
you will get this ring for just for fifty paise.
How are you Channo?
O.K. I' m passing my days.
You tell me; where were you all these days?
Uncle, give me some tea too. And first give me water.
I have sold many rings till now.
But you have never purchased a single ring from me.
Buy one and see. All your wishes will be fulfilled.
What will a man who has no ambition in life, do with this ring?
If there are a more people like you...
...I' ll have to shut down my business!
Whom are you fooling? You earn a lot everyday.
She goes to the colony...
and sells combs, bangles, at double the rate.
Women of this colony are fond of bangles. They buy them in lots.
Uncle, the wives of men who die working in mines...
...buy bangles not to wear them, but as sign of impending widowhood.
You are absolutely right.
" Life is short"
" Let not be brow be creased with worry"
"There are people good at heart; and there are those evil"
" Befriend everyone, we must"
" Everyone is God's man"
Sat Sri Akal!
You' re sitting here! Didn't you go to work?
Sit down. Send a cup of tea for Jagga, Uncle.
Well, lady? Why' re you so quiet? - I've already finished talking.
First tell me, have you brought the things I had asked for?
Have I ever forgotten that?
Give her that packet wrapped in the newspaper.
I've brought everything! The bangles, powder...
Sat sar Akal!
It's pointless gambling with Rana.
He pulls a trick every time. - He's a very lucky man.
Is it your luck, or have you played any tricks?
I hope you are not cheating? - No. It's just my luck.
In Punjab, luck means the waist!
Luck, Jagga. As igood fortune!
Give me some luck, so I can make some money too!
Make me some fritters!
Well? Why don't you eat anything?
You must see a doctor.
That reminds me. I met a lady doctor at the station.
She's come in place of the old doctor.
I gave her a ride in my truck.
She was good to look at.
But whether she's a good doctor, God alone knows.
Doctor...
These are the keys to the cupboard.
Actually there's no need to lock them.
The bottles are either empty or there is little medicine.
Here are the case histories.
You' ll find the names of the patients maintained in alphabetical order.
If you have any queries, you can ask Gangadhar.
Yes Sir? - She's the new doctor.
He's the watchman, the compounder, the nurse, the cook, all in one.
We have just one man from the management.
How long have you been here?
Me? I've been here for very long. Very, very long... 3 months.
You call 3 months a very long period!
Like our other colleagues in the medical profession...
... perhaps you are scared to practice in remote places.
But our duty is to go to places where there are no doctors...
and although there might be difficulties...
It was exactly with this intention that I had come here, Dr. Sudha Sen.
I wanted to restore good health to those sick.
I wanted to treat the patients. But how could l?
We have corpses brought into this hospital. Not patients.
Corpses, which are not completely dead either.
We have no medicines, no equipments and no facilities.
I' m sorry, doctor, but you won't be able to achieve anything here.
If there were no medical facilities here...
...why didn't you inform the management?
How often do I remind them? And who listens anyway?
Take this file to Mr. Saxena and discuss the contents.
These documents ought to be despatched today.
On your way back, do something for me.
I' m expecting a guest on a plane coming from Calcutta.
Receive her and bring her over to my house.
What are you doing here?
This is an insult, I say! You' re not happy to see me!
That's not true. I' m indeed very, very happy to see you
Well... tell me something. What are doing here?
I' m an engineer in Dhanraj Companies...
...and the sole member of your reception committee
Tell me, what are you doing in Mr. Puri's private plane?
I am now a reputed journalist!
The best of magazines and newspapers carry my articles.
I' m a much respected personality. But how would you know?
And you are here to write an article on coal mines?
Good! You know that too!
I have known you since our college days.
And this is the first time you've spoken something sensible.
Where has Mr. Dhanraj Puri arranged my stay?
Maybe at his house; there's no hotel here.
My father and Mr. Puri are old friends.
Even I have known him since childhood.
So I told him that I wanted to see his mines...
and he said, fly down in my private plane.
So here I am. And I meet you, too.
So tell me, are you married or single?
I' m single.
Really? You haven't married in my grief!
What?! - Now don't pretend!
I know you had a crush on me during our college days.
Who do you think you are?
I' m not bad at all!
I' m smart and intelligent and there's this thing about me...
...which appeals to people like you
You won't ever change!
Get up, Mangal. The jailer is coming.
So what if the jailer has come? Why spoil my sleep?
I told you, because if you keep him happy...
he may reduce your life term by a year or two.
Now listen, idiot! Have I fallen on such bad days...
that I need help from others to escape?
Actually, I have taken a liking for this place.
Or I could fly away anytime I wish.
Oh, c' mon! You' re boasting!
My little boy! I've been breaking locks...
since you were a kid.
You don't know me yet; but you will, by and by.
We've got to lay dynamite on that hill. So go on and help them.
You will work with those guys.
I' ll explain the rest later.
Are you through, Mangal?
Sure thing, sir! Go ahead and press the button!
Mangal! Move back!
Move back some more!
Crazy chap! Go back, I say!
That's okay. Go on!
Where is Mangal? Look for him!
Send copies of the photo to every police station.
To every bus depot... And keep a watch for him.
This man is a murderer and was serving a life-term.
It's important that we arrest him.
Wait... Are you a newcomer? What's your name?
What day is it today? - Tuesday (Mangal)
... then write it!
Have you worked in a mine earlier?
Don't tell anyone... but I was in the jail.
You must be kidding!
Aren't you scared of being trapped in here someday?
My little boy!
There isn't a place in the world Mangal cannot get out of!
Get on with your work. Go on.
Before we proceed to other places...
tell me everything about coal.
What do you want to know?
Where is coal found, its varieties...
how it is processed, its uses, etc. etc.
All right. I' ll answer your questions, one at a time.
Coal is mostly used in ovens.
There are two types of coal.
The first is black in colour and the other is black, too.
So they' re both alike.
As for how it is made...
" Wood burns to coal; and coal to ashes..."
Old people use it as a tooth-powder...
while teenagers write interesting graffiti on the walls...
and children use it to draw whiskers.
There are three types of people in the business of coal.
The one who sells, the other who buys...
and the third is the broker.
But since you dirty your hands in selling coal...
it's better to salute such people rather than shake their hands.
Enough! I know so much about coal! I know everything!
Thank you. I am grateful.
Ever since I have known you...
this is the second sensible thing you've said!
Here's my stake. - Here's mine, too.
Here's another. - So here's another from me.
I go one further.
Well? You seem to be gambling heavily today.
Now show me your cards.
A King, Queen and Jack.
Damn it! I've lost all my money!
Bravo, my boy! How about a hand with me?
Certainly. Sit down.
Here's my stake.
Here's another. - And here's mine.
Here comes another.
Well... we' re wasting time in small stakes.
I have a hundred-rupee note. Here it is.
You stake an equal amount
The one with better cards takes the money away.
Am I right? - All right.
You are a newcomer! D'you know where you' re putting your money?
Nobody ever wins with Rana!
Nobody has ever won against him...
and I've never been defeated by anybody.
So let's check it out.
Three Jacks! - Is that all?
Well? What do you have?
I have three Kings. - Show it to me.
This is the first... the second...
Show me your third card.
Can't you see, little boy? I' m the third king!
I am the third king!
This magical ring will help me, I hope.
Of course! Put in your third finger and you rule your destiny!
Now watch the miracle! - Here's your rupee.
Well, lady? What rings are you selling?
The magical ring! Will you buy one?
What magical ring is this?
I have heard of only two types of rings.
One is an engagement ring and the other is for the wedding.
I also sell bangles. Will you buy some?
Why are you making fun of an ascetic?
I do wear handcuffs sometimes...
made of iron, and that too, those of the Government.
Continue behaving like this, you will wear handcuffs soon.
You' re Mangal, aren't you?
I didn't know my name has become so popular.
Uncle has told me about you. - This is just what I hate about him.
He told you everything about me.
But he didn't tell me anything about you.
By the way, what's your name? Channo.
God! That sounds like the jingle of dozens of bangles!
Let me warn you about something.
Poke fun at anyone here. Go ahead
But there's one chap, Vijay. Don't you mess with him!
He's straightened out the most crooked of people!
My innocent gypsy, you don't know me yet.
But never mind if you don't.
The day I meet this chap Vijay... he' ll have discovered me.
What's so funny?
This is not fair, Tanna!
I have never refused you food on credit.
But you've received your salary today. So pay me.
There you go again!
Haven't I told you not to ask me for money?
Don't you understand?
Why are you bothering us! Get lost, old man!
I' m demanding only what is due to me.
Why are you screwing up my mood? Go away.
So what do you want?
Just give me what you owe.
What did you say...?
You want money, eh?!
Look at them! They eat at my hotel!
And when I ask for money,...
this is how they treat an old man!
Give him his money, Tanna.
What are your dues, uncle? - 55 Rupees.
Here you are.
I could kill him, if you wish.
Not here, we' ll trap him in the mines during duty hours.
He's very concerned about others dues.
I' ll settle my score with him.
According to the Chief Engineer...
...the van has to be taken thirty yards ahead.
It's a difficult job. So I want some strong men.
The whole load is on 4 pillars. So find someone smart.
If you permit me, sir, l' m willing to go.
O.K. Go ahead.
Listen...
Is your name Vijay? - Yes.
Saw how he spoke, sir? He's a courageous man.
Anybody there?
Let's go. That's the siren.
Has the man working in the new tunnel, left?
I didn't see him....
Perhaps he's left. Let's go, Sir.
Only four of us can go on the lift. Go ahead. I' ll follow you.
Take him to the hospital. Quick!
Jinxed mine! There are accidents every day.
HoW's Dhanna? - He's a scoundrel.
There's no love lost between Vijay and him.
Why? What happened, sir? - Nothing
Your injuries are deep. Coal has entered your wounds.
Cleaning that could be very painful.
I' ll give you an anesthesia.
There's no need for an injection. You can bandage it.
It' ll be very painful - That doesn't matter
Watch out!
The rascal has escaped! But he has learnt his lesson!
Get us three lemonades with ice. Quick!
Bring it quickly, or else l' ll bury you right here.
Sir... - l' m sorry.
Have you ever tried peanuts with lemonade?
It's a different kind of fun.
Sour and sweet. Try it today.
Do you know who I am?
Yes, I do. You' re the local bully.
But tell me. What does bullying get you?
I've heard from workers that you harass them...
that you extort money from them.
You should be punished for it.
If I ever see you creating any problems...
I won't report you.
But l' ll give you a thrashing that will teach you a lesson!
Have a cold drink. - Forgive us, sir.
How are you, Vijay? Is your leg any better?
It must've healed by now. - Let's open the bandage.
Your job is really risky.
You don't seem to belong to this place.
Which place are you from? How long have you been here?
I can't remember. I've stopped keeping a count of days.
Who must keep track of that?
As for the question of the place I belong to...
there are people who belong nowhere.
Looks like you don't want to talk about yourself.
And what do I say? There is nothing much anyway.
Just a useless life which l' m leading.
May I say something to you?
I don't know why, but I feel you are angry with yourself.
How did you find out?
That day you refused to take anesthesia.
Later, I felt that you were deliberately being hard on yourself.
Like working in the coal-mines, for instance.
That could be for the same purpose too.
Why have you come here?
No lady doctor has ever come here before you.
You are a woman. And you' re all alone...
at a place like this.
You must have a reason too.
Yes, I do.
I do have a reason.
It happened one night when my father returned from the farm.
He was drenched in the rains. He was running a fever.
His condition deteriorated in the night.
But, in the village we lived,...
there wasn't a doctor or hospital for miles.
I can't tell you what a night of despair that was.
I was small then. But I sat at his side...
and watched him die a slow and painful death.
He died in the early hours of the morning.
My relatives looked after me, educated me...
I wanted to be a doctor. And I did become one.
In the hope that on becoming a doctor...
I'd go to places where a doctor is needed most,...
as my village did that night.
It's very strange.
On the one hand, I see you fighting life...
and on the other hand, I am running away from life.
My leg is okay now.
I might not need to come here again.
Yes, your leg is okay.
My name is Sudha.
Quiet!
You won't get your rights by shouting in this manner!
We want our rights!
Kicking up a fuss won't get you your rights.
You must talk to the boss.
Why don't you talk to him on our behalf?
Okay, but on one condition. You will stop shouting.
We agree!
May I come in, sir? - Come in Mr. Malhotra
So you have become the leader of the workers?
No sir. I have only brought their legitimate demands.
Whether their demand is legitimate or not, will be decided by me alone.
And I don't think, their demands are justified.
Why not? If those working in your dark mines...
...demand one square meal, is that an illegitimate demand?
Workers who risk their lives and help you profit in millions...
...and demand just a fraction of your revenues, is it illegitimate?
Now stop lecturing me. You are just a kid
The more you give, the more they will demand!
I' m giving them a month's bonus.
Is that less? - Yes, it is less.
Because you' re getting them to sign on vouchers of three months' bonus!
It won't break their hands to put their thumb-impression!
They only want to harass me. I know these scoundrels very well.
Do you really know these "scoundrels"?
Do you know in what conditions a worker lives?
Do you know even after working so hard...
... he is always covered in debts?
Do you know in what condition their wives and children live?
Have you ever gone to their colony?
You don't know the people who live here.
All you know is your bank balance!
Do you know whom you are talking to?
I do. I also know what I am saying. And the possible outcome, too.
But I'd never dump justice for a two-penny job, Mr Puri!
This nonsense won't get you anywhere.
You' re going to get bonus only for one month.
And this is my final decision!
We will get bonus for three months.
And how you give it to us is your look-out.
I accept the workers' demand. They' ll get 3 months bonus.
What have you done? I thought you'd sack the insolent man. But...
When Ravi came here...
...he had extracted a promise from workers to remain peaceful.
I went out because, before taking any further step...
I wanted to ascertain what impression Ravi has made on these workers.
I tried to instigate them. But they were quiet.
Workers who can remain silent because of a promise made to Ravi...
...can even shut our mines if Ravi were dismissed.
So wait for sometime
I' ll certainly throw him out, but only at the right time.
Victory to Mr. Ravi!
"There's happiness all around"
"This night is joyous and the heart leaps"
" Let us speak of the story till dawn..."
"with hearts so filled with joy"
" As long as the night lasts..."
" let's mutter sweet-nothings"
" Let not our eyes drift into sleep"
" Let the colours sparkle and the bodies rejoice..."
" Let our faces too come alive with passion"
" For God's sake, do not torment me anymore"
"Give me a ring as a souvenir..."
" l' ll remain indebted to you"
" What do you take me for?"
"The one I hit remains hit"
" Let the mischief increase... Iet our intoxication rise"
" I can't think of anything sad today"
" If one were overcome by sorrows; and tormented by grief..."
" Man must never panic"
" l' ll die of this sorrow..."
" May daughter be a bride"
" May she not spend her life as a spinster"
" Difficulties come and go..."
"That is the preaching of our revered Guru"
" Where there's no sorrow, and everyone is happy..."
"That is the world we must create"
" With fire in our hearts..."
" and a song on our lips..."
"we must light up the dark paths"
" I swear by these stones, as long as I live..."
"...I will abide by these great old traditions"
" And not let anyone dictate to us"
"This is now my resolve..."
"we will usher in an era so beautiful"
"There is joy all around..."
"Tonight, every youth shall stay up till dawn"
" Let's talk of the story till dawn..."
"with hearts so full of happiness"
The workers have been celebrating.
And they don't even know what dangers they are courting.
They don't know what can happen. - They know it.
Every man working in Puri's mines...
buys himself a shroud with his salary.
But l' m talking of another situation.
Should that happen...
no man working in the mines will even find a shroud.
What do you mean? - Just a minute.
Let me tell you, Vijay.
This is the mine we are presently working in.
This is tunnel number 1, 2 and 3.
This is tunnel no. 4...
and we' re proceeding down here, extracting coal.
There's water here.
And the distance between tunnel no.4 and the water is fast decreasing...
and the danger is rising.
Give it a thought.
What happens if the water enters the tunnel?
There are approximately 350-400 workers to a shift.
And this mine may turn into a watery grave.
No one will survive.
The day you think we' re heading for disaster...
just let me know
I do remain silent. But silence at times, is an offence. A sin.
It is at times like this that I speak up. So please let me know.
I must leave now.
I wonder if you've noticed...
there is something strange about this man._Yes.
Whenever I see him, I am reminded of the simmering mines of Dhanbad...
where millions of tons of coal burn.
I don't know what's burning in him and why?
Quickly make some buttermilk for me. Okay, my boy?
Get to work.
Give me a match.
Isn't that buttermilk ready yet? Hurry up!
Bring it, quick!
Did you send for me? - Yes, Vijay,
The machines I told about are ready in the workshop.
This truck is headed that way. So go with it.
All right. - Take delivery in your presence.
I' ll be assured if you handle this.
I've deputed a worker to help you out. Go ahead.
Take him with you. - Very well, sir.
Stop the truck, driver. - Why, What's the matter?
I want to take a leak.
What are you doing?!
Can't you see? I' m taking the keys.
Actually, l' m feeling very hungry.
I' ll have some food in that inn there.
Till then you wait here. - But l' m on duty.
Well, idiot! Is your duty more important than my hunger?
Just you sit here!
Make some buttermilk for me quickly.
Are you listening, my boy? Get me the pancakes!
Ravi Malhotra has ordered some new machinery.
That' ll make work for the labour easier, and ensure safety too.
Are we working for our profits or is it to make work easier?
And those who feel there's no safety, or fear for their lives...
can very well quit and go away.
We are not forcing them to work for us.
There's no need to incur such useless expenses in the future.
Make sure you tell Ravi Malhotra too.
Come here, Gyan. - Coming, sir
Hello, Vijay.
Gyan, bring me a cup of tea. - In a moment, sir.
Hold it!
Who came here first? - You did, sir.
Who called you first? - It was you, sir.
So, I must get the tea first. - But he asked for it, sir...
Your mistake! Why didn't you take my order first?
So keep it on my table.
I asked for that tea. And so it' ll come to my table first.
Bring that tea here!
The tea will come to this table.
Don't you dare!
Move a step further and l' ll break both your legs!
You'd better give it to me, Gyan.
I haven't had any since morning. So don't mind it, guys.
That was nice.
You haven't given me the papers you brought from the workshop...
... bring it to my office.
You? - Raghunath is ill.
If you could... - Certainly.
Come in. I' ll fetch my kit.
Lets go. Give it to me.
Although he' ll feel better with this injection...
ask him to stop drinking.
And bring him to my clinic tomorrow.
Come from this side.
I can't see anything in this darkness.
How can you see your way?
I' m used to this darkness.
This darkness is for a little while.
There's light ahead.
Yes, maybe there's light ahead.
" Love and trouble can never be hidden..."
"try as much as you may"
"or avoid the gaze of those who probe"
" Love is the gift of the merciful Lord"
"The Moon shall have its place in the skies..."
"So why pretend and deny the obvious"
"Oh Jagga... Iove, you can never hide"
"Should you find your love in this crowded world..."
"consider yourself fortunate and be thankful to God"
"Should you get a heart in exchange for yours..."
" lose no time in settling for it"
" And transport the heavens that are in the skies..."
" here on this earth"
"Oh Jagga... Iove, you can never hide"
Excuse me. - Me?
Do you live here? - Yes, near the station.
What do you do for a living? - l' m an insurance agent.
Why? What's the matter? - Don't worry.
Have you seen this man around?
No, he doesn't stay here.
I know all the people working in this area.
I wouldn't be able to say if he's working at the mines.
Why are you coming here? Join the queue!
I make my own queue.
Hello, Madam... I have a cold since yesterday.
You' ll get your medicine, but come in the queue.
People have been waiting long before you arrived.
I don't want you to check my pulse and wait for an hour.
The medicine for a cold are lying there.
Give it to me so I may leave.
Only those patients who join the queue get the medicines.
I' m busy examining a patient. So don't disturb me.
You do talk big, madam.
You don't know me.
Now look! Don't you misbehave with me!
Keep the medicine there and get out!
I' m quiet because you are a woman.
Had your Vijay spoken like this to me...
I'd have cut him into pieces.
The poor thing... she cried so much.
Why are you shouting? Have the mines caught fire?
Vijay is looking for you. He looked very angry.
Vijay is very dangerous man. Just be careful.
Shut up! I've been waiting for this day, too.
Have you seen Mangal?
No, I haven't seen him since yesterday.
I've seen Mangal. He's at uncle's eatery.
When did you see him? - Just now.
He entered the eatery even as I was leaving.
Vijay is coming this way! - Let him come.
What's your name?
How long have you been working here? - Why?
Have you seen this man?
No, this man is not here.
Bring 4 cups of tea. - Yes, Sir!
Where have you been, Vijay? I' m glad you've come.
A part of the money you deposit is still with me.
Let's settle the accounts.
Not today, uncle. The place is crowded today.
We' ll settle this tomorrow. At the same time.
Are you crazy?!
People do talk rubbish.
It does hurt, too. But that doesn't mean you will...
Look; he misbehaved with me. And l' m asking you to forget it.
I can't forget it. Because he misbehaved with you.
Let's forget it, Vijay. Please. What had to happen has occurred.
What was supposed to happen has happened...
and now what must happen will occur.
I' m dying to see what will happen, dear.
Whatever happens won't be good!
I had already warned you! You don't know Vijay!
And I had told you, too, that Vijay doesn't know me.
Stop kidding. Vijay is baying for your blood.