"Oh, red haired one!"
"The Goddess of death."
"Oh, red-haired Goddess of death!"
"In this pulse lies your presence."
"She's coming"
"to embrace."
"She's coming to embrace."
"She is coming for a soul."
"Oh, red-haired"
"Goddess of death."
"Oh, wise one! Your decisions.."
"Oh, wise one! Your decisions are beyond science."
"That truth lies in a fingertip."
"Oh, red haired one!"
"The Goddess of death."
"She's coming to embrace."
"She is coming for a soul."
"Oh, red-haired Goddess of death!"
'The health centre.'
What is it, Syed Ali? - I have a cold.
Your temperature is fine.
Give me your hand.
No. - Let me see.
No! You'll predict my death.
I don't want that. - It's not for that.
I want to rule out fever. - I said no, didn't I?
My time has not come.
What's going on here?
Ma'am, when he started to lose, he wants to check my pulse
and predict my death.
I'm leaving.
I was about to check for fever.
One has come to get his pulse checked. Go.
What is it? Where are you from?
I'm Mothi. I'm from Karmakar's house.
Really?
Who are you to her?
I'm her son. - I see.
They are a prestigious clan.
What is it? Tell me.
Please visit my bedridden mother.
We can't guess the disease.
Yours is a blessed family.
I know nothing that's foreign to you.
That was back then.
We tried everything. Mother wants you to treat her.
Go. I'll come.
I'll stay.
I'll show you the way. - Do you mean the way to your house?
Go on. - I'll tell her.
She'll be very happy.
She's always ill.
It's just an act. When will you return?
You haven't eaten. - I'll eat once I return.
They won't pay you..
I'm going.
I must check on Syed Ali too.
Stop.. You'll fall. Stop.
What's your name? - Madhuri.
Who's your father? - I'm Madhuri, daughter of Madanan.
What is this? Is this how you say your father's name?
You say it. - I'm Madhavi, daughter of Mr. Madana Mohanan.
That's it.
How?
I'm Madhuri, daughter of Mr. Madana Mohanan.
Good.
Now play without quarrelling.
Mr. Mashai, are you going to Karmakar's home? - Yes.
What happened?
He's the new doctor.
I heard that you arrived.
You've grown popular in such a short time.
He's Mr. Mashai.
Then why did you call me?
Wait. I'm not here to treat her.
Aren't we from the same village?
I wanted to check on her.
She wanted to see me too.
How is she? - It's going to be tough.
Let me go and see her.
Please.
Mr. Mashai. My time has come.
Check my pulse, Mr. Mashai.
I didn't come here to treat you.
I'm here to visit you.
The doctor said that you're fine.
No.. I'm not.
These new doctors aren't that good.
Check my pulse, Mr. Mashai.
Why? Doesn't everyone fear that?
I'm not afraid, Mr. Mashai.
I need to know. Please, Mr. Mashai.
Please check, Mr. Mashai.
Lord Vishnu!
"The music of death that you play.."
"The music of death that you play"
"and your footsteps."
"I feel your presence in this pulse."
"Oh, red-hired one!"
"The Goddess of death."
What did you see, Mr. Mashai?
Do you feel like eating something?
What is her favourite food?
My end is near, isn't it?
Haven't you seen and experienced enough?
Don't you have good children? Aren't they in a good position?
There's no cure, is there?
It's a beautiful journey, isn't it?
Mr. Mashai. My fever and pain has reduced.
Feed her what she likes.
There will be no more pain.
He's a good doctor.
He'll take care of that.
I'm leaving. - So this is your check-up.
Death prediction, isn't it?
I didn't.. - What more is there to say?
Didn't you ruin her confidence?
Don't feel bad when I say this.
People like you are killing patients.
You would be punished if we were in a civilised world.
Lord Vishnu!
I didn't interrupt the treatment.
Go in and see.
Her desire for life has increased.
There are no obstacles for you.
Tell me. What is her disease?
What is your remedy?
The leg's fractured and infected.
Since she's old, it will take a while.
It's not yet time to predict her death.
All diseases will perish against your knowledge, Doctor.
You're a blessing to this village.
The pain may increase.
It may spread to other joints as well.
Apply heat. That is the best pain killer.
Wait! I must know.
What does your science say?
We can only cure the disease, Doctor.
Death.. - Did you see death in her pulse?
Yes.
How long will she live?
Treat her, Doctor.
Am I not a traditional healer?
Won't I be punished in a civilised world?
No. I must know.
Lord Vishnu!
Three months.
Three months at the most.
Death has entered her.
I can feel that in her pulse.
Fulfil your mother's wishes.
No.. I won't agree.
I'll prove you wrong. I will show you.
Is it done? Will she die, Mr. Mashai?
Everyone will die, Anjali.
It seems like your fever is gone.
I'm feeling better since you have come.
I'm going. Don't you know?
She'll be angry.
Sit for a while, Jeevan. Drink something.
Who was the patient?
From Karmakar's house.
I see. - Her son Mothi came to see me.
And? - When I went there
the new doctor from town was there.
Someone else had called him.
He's arrogant.
Did you not examine her? - I thought of that.
But the lady didn't agree.
Did you check her pulse? - Yes.
That doctor made me say it, too.
Three months at the most.
Check mine too.
I don't need that to predict your death.
A look at your face is enough.
You shouldn't have said that to Mashai.
Only then will he change.
He's like a God in this land.
He's the Grim Reaper.
The one who speaks about death.
No. I won't let this happen. - What?
I won't let her die.
Fine. Whatever!
Did you meet Mr. Syed Ali? - Yes.
He wants me to check his pulse.
He refused to check it when he had fever.
Food is ready.
You predicted her death, didn't you?
Who told you?
Who doesn't get to know
when Jeevan Mashai predicts death?
Even the doctor scolded you, didn't he?
What are you talking about?
Aren't they highly educated? - Why do you want to be insulted?
We don't even have money. There is nothing here.
What's the use in predicting and praying to God?
Let Karmakar's wife live or die.
Couldn't you have excused yourself?
You gave her three months, didn't you?
Leave it. But him scolding you..
You're educated.
Your teacher says that you know things well.
Now it's time to learn the family profession.
No. - What?
I want to.. - What's it? Tell me, Jeevan.
I.. I want to learn Allopathy.
In today's world, Ayurveda..
You are the only one to whom
I can pass my knowledge to.
There is no value for Ayurveda in today's world.
Where will you study it from?
From the city.
Where will you stay?
I'll get a house for rent.
Son, this is a Zamindar family.
We're from Mahashaya clan.
If you go somewhere..
Let him speak. - The students coming there
are Zamindars. - Did you think this through?
Who is he to think and decide?
Did you, Jeevan? - Yes.
Then arrange everything.
Good luck.
Won't know..
You won't see this naughty child.
Don't trip and fall.
Step aside..
Hey. - You'll trip..
Move aside.. - Hey!
She's my sister. Manjari.
Who is he? - She's always playing.
Naughty one. Didn't I tell you?
Jeevan. The future Jeevan Mashai.
I see! Come in.
Greetings.
No.. You're elder to me by relation.
He's your aunt's husband's brother's
son's son-in-law.
You're elder in relation.
Who is Jeevan to me, then?
A granddad.
Granddad!
Naughty girl!
Come in.
Hey! Wait!
You're crossing the limits. - You brought a granddad.
Looks like one too.
These Zamindars age fast, don't they?
I'll.. - Hey! Go and greet him.
What? - Go!
Go!
Do you still own property?
A bit. - I've built an empire.
See! I bought that place some days ago.
She's my daughter Manjari.
She's still childish.
That's okay.
Granddad.
And? - Yes.
A big basket full of the finest saffron powder.
The place should be filled with aroma.
The finest powder.. - You won't find here. I know.
Buy from where you'll get it.
I'll have money left.
We'll discuss that later.
Get the bananas and clothes tomorrow itself.
Okay. - I'll take the saffron powder.
Okay.
No.
Hey! Catch her!
She's cunning. - Hey!
Manju, I'll catch you.
Hey!
Hey! No..
Take this. - On her face.
Wait there.
No. Hey!
Take this.
Well done.
I'll show you.
Greetings. - Come.
Well done, Jeevan. She was on a roll.
Greetings. - Sorry I'm late.
It's good that you're here. - At least you came.
She's here.
Hey! - What is this? - Oh, no!
This suits you, Granddad.
Hey! - Are you happy, Zamindar?
Is your love for her gone, fool?
What? - Oh, no!
Binoy! - Jeevan! - I will..
Jeevan! - He's killing my Binoy! - Stop it!
Get up! - Don't!
Come, Jeevan!
Take him away!
A cursed Mashai family!
Binoy! - Come, Jeevan.
He insulted me.
I won't go there again.
No. You won't go anywhere.
Learn the family profession.
That.. - I referred the almanac.
Tomorrow is a good day.
We'll start tomorrow.
Check my pulse.
Check it.
Close your eyes and meditate.
Are you sensing anything? - Yes.
Am I sick? - Yes.
Is there a treatment? Is it deadly?
Open your eyes. Tell me.
The disease has aggravated.
I don't see death.
Vata, 'Pitta' and Kapha.
In the patient's pulse, we can feel the aggravation
of these elements
and its ill effects in their bloodstream
if we have concentration.
We're doctors.
We cure people for a living.
But never be over-confident.
If we have concentration, we will know the truth
like simple mathematics.
Learn that skill
and you'll uphold our family name.
'Lord Vishnu!'
Who appeared in your dream?
Your father or Manjari? - No!
Then it's Manjari.
Haven't you had enough? - No. I won't say anything.
Kishore has come.
Call him.
Kishore! - Yes.
He's awake.
What is it, Kishore? - Come with me, sir.
What for? - Vipinan, son of Mr. Rattan..
What's wrong with him? - Didn't you know?
They took him to many places for a cure.
He came back after treatment. - Okay.
Now he has hiccups. It's been there for five days.
What? Five days? - Yes.
And? - He's under Dr. Pradyut's treatment.
Yet, Mr. Rattan wants you to have a look.
No, Kishore. I won't come.
I can't go with this reply.
Let Pradyut treat him. Everything will be fine.
I'll go. What will I tell him?
Just take a look, sir.
Everyone will be relieved.
And if it's about what happened at Mothi's house
Mr. Rattan knows it.
Still, he wants you to come.
I'll come.
What did you see?
Don't worry about the hiccups.
It will subside in two days.
Don't worry.
Didn't he say it will go away in two days?
Mashai. - Didn't I tell you?
Hiccups can be cured. - I'm not asking about that.
God has made the life force to flow in all beings.
Isn't that the ultimate bliss?
It can aggravate quickly. Even a small shock
can end everything.
Then again, it's too soon to tell.
Will he have any objection towards my treatment?
Yes. You'll administer opiates to stop the hiccups.
It will damage the heart.
No. I won't add opiates.
Just herbs. I'll send the medicines right away.
Let the hiccups stop.
Doctor. It's not a treatment. It's love.
The Mashais won't do harm.
Here.
This is to be taken with milk. - Okay.
Room temperature would be fine. - Okay.
They can be taken in the form of tablets.
One in every three hours. - Okay.
If not milk, it can be taken with water as well.
Have bananas when hungry.
The medicine must be taken without fail.
And now? - Go and give it! - Okay.
Why do you look happy?
Kishore gave us some money.
I see. - Don't you want to know the amount?
No.
What's the matter?
Who is Manjari?
I'm aware of everything.
Didn't you marry me to be your servant?
I shall live like that.
I don't need your love or respect.
"Your holiness"
"knows no bounds."
"You are the realm"
"of infinite kindness."
"I serve you with pride."
"I became a goddess by your grace."
"Your holiness"
"knows no bounds."
"You are the realm"
"of infinite kindness."
"I am the one who touched your holy body."
"Without knowing your great mind."
"I am the one who touched your holy body."
"Without knowing your great mind."
"I am the snow that extinguishes"
"the fires within you."
"Oh, calm one!"
"Search for your energy."
"I shall seek"
"it too."
"I'll seek it too."
The tea has become cold, hasn't it?
You've been upset ever since the doctor scolded you.
No. - Forgive my foolishness!
Do the Mashais worry at all?
What's your problem?
Why should I care or worry?
Why worry? When have you ever cried?
Did you grieve while predicting your son's death?
You waited outside when he died
and left saying that you predicted it
six months ago.
How will you cry?
Leave that. Did you cry when your parents passed away?
Enough. - I was wrong.
I have no right to speak.
Didn't you bring me here as your servant without dowry?
What claim do I have? Forgive me..
Have you started learning astrology?
No. - Don't postpone it further.
Once you learn one aspect, you can learn the others easily.
Okay.
Jeevan. Do you want to ask me something?
No. - Think carefully.
No. - Why are you crying?
Ayurveda is your trade.
You learned the truth about life and death.
And you're crying!
My life won't be meaningful if you cry.
I'll have to die with that pain.
Good. Go now.
Wait a minute, Mashai.
I searched many places for you.
I paid a visit to my father. Why?
My daughter and grandchild had come from the city.
The child's been laid up with fever for eight days.
He's not getting cured. Please take a look.
I.. - A doctor is treating him.
But the fever's not abating.
At least for my sake.. - No.
Don't you know? The doctor won't like it.
It's not like that. He has heard a lot about Mashais.
He's interested, too.
Okay.
This is Jeevan Mashai. - I've heard a lot about Mashais.
Can't you take a look?
If you don't mind.. - I'm more than happy.
Take a look.
Why did you have to call that traditional healer?
Forgive us. Out of stupidity, she..
Leave it, Mr. Mashai. Take a look. Please.
Mr. Mashai.
Typhoid.
Yes, Mashai. Typhoid.
It's severe. - I didn't feel so.
What did you see in his pulse?
I'm asking out of an academic interest.
Though not visible externally, his pulse showed problems.
Isn't prevention of fever enough? - No.
If what I've learned is true
he's lost most of his vitality.
What do you mean? - I'm just a traditional healer.
Leave that, Mashai. She's ignorant.
Yes. Tell us, Mashai.
He's in Lord's hands now.
What is going to happen?
The disease will aggravate next week.
A part of the body will lose its function.
On the 21st day..
There was a celebration at Babu's house yesterday.
Did you know? - No.
What was it? - That kid is running around the house.
Good. God!
While celebrating, they were cursing you.
What for? - Today's the 21st day.
The kid is fine.
Why don't you go there.. - No.
Mr. Mashai. - What? Where are you from?
Babu's grandchild died.
Oh! - He was playing in the morning.
He was a smart kid.
They want you to attend the funeral.
Go. Won't they think bad?
It will be a relief. I'll come too.
Okay. Go. - Okay.
Greetings, Mashai.
Mashai.
Forgive me, Mr. Mashai.
My wife blamed you for nothing.
That dimwit wanted you to be tied up and beaten.
Forgive me, sir.
There's nothing wrong in what she said.
Else, she's not a mother.
Things changed suddenly.
First he lost his eyesight.
And within two hours..
Your science is amazing, Mashai.
It's not mine, Doctor.
We live in a world where everyone dies.
My father used to say..
It was the time of creation.
Only creation. No death.
The creations filled the world.
Population increased drastically.
Earth cried out.
Then God created Death.
Death asked God
who she was and what her duty was.
God said that she was his daughter
and destruction was her duty.
Death was shocked.
She argued. God said
that she had to fulfil her duty.
Death meditated. A difficult and lengthy meditation.
God appeared.
She asked for a wish.
To release her from her terrible duty.
God did not agree.
She meditated again. Harder.
Her eyes started to bleed.
God appeared again.
He said that if her tears fell on earth
it will destroy everything.
Demons arose from her tears.
Those are the diseases around us.
God told Death
that they would help her.
Death argued again. About how she would have
to take a child from its mother.
God told her that she's beyond good and bad.
Death did not stop. She said that the mothers would faint.
They'll hurt themselves. And how was she supposed to see that?
God made her blind.
When she asked how she would listen to their screams
he made her deaf.
Dad used to say..
The Goddess of death is blind and deaf.
She can't see or hear.
She has the commands of time only.
By our science
we know her movements.
Oh, no! Son! What happened?
Slowly. Oh, no!
Oh, no! Blood! - Blood!
If your father knows of this..
Father will predict my death.
Let him.
Oh, God!
Mashai Clan!
Zamindar!
How long has he been having this?
It's been there for a while, hasn't it?
I can see it.
Haven't you had enough of pampering him?
If he finds a way..
Has he ever obeyed me?
His way, it seems!
Has he slept?
Yes.
At least you could have told me.
Food. - Serve it and go to sleep.
Let me freshen up.
Lord Vishnu!
You checked his pulse, didn't you?
Did you have to do so just because he vomited?
Why'd you do it?
To know the disease, a Mashai checks the pulse.
What if it's your son?
Mother, son and wife. I'll check everyone.
His father-in-law will come tomorrow
to treat him in a big hospital.
Good. - They will cure him.
Good..
You didn't eat.
I don't need it any more. Let me sleep.
When will Vanu come?
He should be here today.
Let him be all right.
There!
Vanu is here.
Take this. Go.
Vanu. You're fine, aren't you?
Come.
Come, dear.
They said Vanu is fine now.
Come. - No. I can catch the bus if I go now.
Bye, dear. Good bye, Mashai.
And now..
I'm also coming, Syed Ali.
No. Don't go now.
He came minutes ago, didn't he?
Then.. - You may go, Syed Ali. - Okay.
More curry, please.
Doesn't he have a diet? - Why follow a diet now?
I'm cured. Why now?
Really? - Let him have whatever he needs.
Didn't you hear? Give me some more.
Give it, dear.
Why are you sitting here? - Nothing.
No. I must know.
What's wrong with Vanu? Isn't he cured?
No. I must know now.
Tell me. What's wrong with him?
Why did you ask him to eat anything? Tell me.
Don't lose your courage. His time has come.
Two days at the most.
Devil..
To hell with the Mashais!
Vanu is my son, too.
Don't you ever go wrong?
Vanu's mother.
Death has entered him.
Tell me, Jeevan. Will I escape from here
this time?
Don't love death too much. Why this hurry?
Isn't it lucky to reach God soon?
Your time hasn't come.
You have work to do.
Her fever spikes at night.
There won't be fever anymore. The pain will go, too.
Give the medicine today also.
She doesn't take medicines in time.
You shouldn't do that. Just another day.
Mr. Mashai.. Vanu became ill suddenly.
Was Vanu not well?
Why did you come here then?
Go home fast, Jeevan.
I am of no use there.
Oh, no! - Vanu!
Vanu! - Isn't father here, Mother?
He'll come now..
Oh, no! - Vanu!
Vanu! - Oh, no!
Help me!
Don't say that. - I can't..
Oh, no! - Vanu..
Vanu! - Father will come now. - Mother!
Father!
Vanu!
How long has it been? You slept too much.
Will you grow tired if I argue?
Rattan had sent a man.
Vipinan's hiccups are gone! From your medicine.
What is it? - The hiccups are gone.
Then what? - Nothing.
Rattan wishes for you to go there.
Okay.
Come.
My hiccups are gone, sir. - Good.
What did you eat? - His appetite has increased.
We thought of asking you.. - Shall we give him something?
Ask the new doctor. I told you already
that I'll only cure the hiccups.
The doctor will cure the root disease.
Being a lawyer, he worked hard without food and rest.
He has no family or anything.
When the hiccups came.. - Hey!
Don't cry. Won't the doctor come?
Don't eat too much.
Take rest for a while.
I'll come.
Come.. Shall I ready the board?
No, Syed Ali.
I don't feel like it today.
I heard you cured Vipinan's hiccups.
I cured the hiccups.
What do you mean?
It's.. Nothing's wrong.
There wasn't anything to hope for, was there?
Syed Ali.
A disease can't take down a strong man all at once.
Death uses a foe along with a disease
in such cases.
For some, it's alcohol.
For some, it's women.
For others, it's craving.
To food, work, fame, etc.
Obsession over his profession.
That made Vipinan ill.
His adversary, isn't it?
Yes.
This isn't a good time for you, Jeevan.
Yes.
Shall we play a game?
I don't feel like it, Syed Ali.
Mothi's mother is fine. - How do you know?
Shastri is there.
Why again?
He's been here for a while.
Where is he? - Over there.
I see.
Why are you here?
Mr. Mashai.
I heard that you've been cursing me all the time.
Oh, no! I didn't, Mashai.
That's a lie.
I'm sick, Mashai.
Check my pulse, Mr. Jeevan.
Okay.
Come here.
Come here. Don't show your hand.
Why didn't you check the pulse?
No need, Shastri.
I'd told you there is no cure.
Don't seek out your time of death.
You're devil.
Quack!
I have money.
I'll go to the city
like Mothi Karmakar.
I'll get treated.
You have both the disease and the foe in you.
Don't aggravate it with treatment.
I'm a Brahmin.
In six months
you'll be in ruins!
Oh, no!
Your son died because of a Brahmin's curse.
That'll be your fate, too.
Another Brahmin cursed you.
What do you say except death?
It's my fate!
We're all born to die.
Look!
Tell me.
When will I die?
After I die.
I don't know when I would die.
Else I'd have told you.
Like my son's.
You'll have to be hospitalised.
Is that okay?
I'm ready.
Will you follow a diet?
I can do that.
He can't.
That's why Mashai predicted his death.
I'll kill him!
Silence!
Sit there!
Okay.
You'll have to be obedient.
I need to live at least to defeat that Mashai.
I'll obey anything.
Okay. Admit him.
Go there.
Hey.
Be careful.
Mashai's predictions are creating problems.
See.
It's a torture.
Mashais have never gone wrong.
They will. I'll make them.
This is killing by instilling fear.
Disease, foe, etc.
What world are we living in?
Karmakar's wife is okay.
I'll save him, too.
After that..
You frightened Shastri into hospitalisation, didn't you?
His foes are ready.
At any moment, they will attack him.
It can happen any time.
Men doesn't possess a sage's skills.
They don't have their powers either.
The knight is gone.
We can control some foes.
Some have two, others have four.
Some have conquered four or five.
Then again, Syed Ali.
One will remain.
The soldier has gone too.
Death will enter us through that.
Our Shastri
is like a ticking time bomb.
There's no use in me playing, is there? - No.
You could've won if you had paid attention.
We'll stop.
How are you?
I'm fine.
That's the nature of the disease.
When it grows, it grows rapidly.
It reduces very slowly.
Check his pulse.
No. Not now.
When will he get up?
Can you check?
He will feel better.
I'm tired of this.
If I could sit in the veranda..
I'm tired of this, Mr. Mashai.
When can I get up?
Your mind is distracted.
Yes. It's always like that.
Tell him not to, sir.
What do you mean?
I'm tired.
How can I do it?
No one can understand my sufferings.
Hey.
I'm sick of this. I can't take anymore!
Hey.
Vipinan..
Take rest.
I'll come tomorrow.
I didn't see anything bad today.
But be careful.
This agitation will serve no good.
This is unusual.
It's more today.
Tell me, Mashai.
Is there anything wrong?
A disease rests not only on the pulse.
What all medicines are there today?
Even malaria can be cured in three days
through an injection.
I'll come tomorrow.
Wait, Mr. Mashai.
You're hiding something.
Tell us.
You didn't hide it when it was your son, did you?
Tell us.
I spoke the truth, dear.
I don't understand anything.
When I see Vipinan
I remember Vanu.
I am shaken.
I'm not hiding anything.
Mashai.
Your fees. - Later.
Bye.
What is it?
It came this morning.
Read it.
Don't you know I can't read in the morning?
'Respected Jeevan Mashai.'
'Greetings.'
'Vipinan is getting better.'
'Dr. Pradyut and his mentor are treating him.'
'Vipinan is thrilled.'
'So..'
I got it.
I shouldn't go there.
Isn't that so?
I told you not to cross paths with these new boys.
To hell! - No!
Don't.
Don't curse children.
This is your problem.
Yes. I'm always the problem.
What's my wish? Shastri should be saved.
The Karmakar's wife should be saved.
Vipinan is like Vanu to me.
He should be saved.
I have no issues if my skills fail me.
Why let this poison your mind?
Who poisoned my mind?
Since you couldn't marry Manjari
your mind's poison got in to me.
Manjari's husband died because of that poison.
My son..
My son Vanu died, too.
Stop. - Who am I to you?
A servant. Isn't that so?
Lord Vishnu!
Who is this? - It's me, dear.
The city's treatment worked, isn't it?
What if I spent money?
She's fine now. - I have a week's medicine left.
Dr. Pradyut's mentor treated me.
Where are you going, Kishore? - To Mashai's, I guess.
Tell him that I'm still alive.
That I'll see him there in a week.
What brings you here, Kishore?
Nothing special.
I would've come sooner. I saw Mothi on my way here.
He's boasting about the treatment his mother received
in the city.
What did he say? - Kishore.
Let her be fine.
If her mind feels good while cursing me
it is good.
What did she say? - That you were wrong.
We can't say that yet. There is still time.
Kishore. My skills would've failed me. Isn't that good?
Didn't you want the bananas from Kishore's plantation?
Take them.
I shall do it.
Mr. Mashai.. - Yes.
What happened? - Vipinan..
When? - An hour ago.
I was told to inform you.
You may go. - Okay, sir.
Vipinan.. Dear..
Mr. Mashai. - What is it, Hidayat?
I.. - Is it about Vipinan?
Vipinan? I'm from the west.
From Paran Sahib's house. - What's wrong with him?
He's fine.
His wife took poison.
What? - He asked me to get you immediately.
Didn't you take her to a hospital? - She's not letting us.
Is she conscious? - Yes.
But she's not in her senses.
Did she vomit? - No. She's crying.
Come.
Won't you let me die?
I have no right to live.
You know what? I'll go to him.
Leave me.
Mr. Mashai, she cheated me.
She did this because I caught her with Rabbani.
Leave me.
I forgave her once.
She did it again.
I caught her again and she did this.
Let me see.
Mashai.
Don't try to save me.
I don't want to live.
I'll die.
Get her to a hospital immediately.
Don't. Let her die. - Go!
Let her die without touching an old man like me.
I'll kill Rabbani and send him to her.
Mind the leg.
Fast! Quick!
To hell with her!
Come. - What for?
Come! - What?
Why me?
You asked them to take her here, didn't you? - Yes.
I'll be right back.
I'm leaving, Mr. Mashai.
They'll take care of this.
Take her to the police if she survives.
Else, send her to the city.
For the post-mortem.
Let them tear her apart.
I'll inform Rabbani.
Greetings.
What happened, Mr. Mashai?
It got trapped under my foot.
I caused its death.
What is this, Mr. Mashai?
It would've been killed in some other way.
No. It won't.
I was destined to kill it.
How is she? - It's over.
Did her husband leave? - Yes.
Didn't you check her pulse?
He didn't check her pulse.
He rushed us here.
They're Paran's men.
They'll do what is needed.
Goodbye, Doctor.
Hey. - Yes. - Sir!
Sir! Forgive me, sir!
Forgive me. Save me.
Forgive me, sir.. - It's Shastri.
Forgive me, ma'am. Won't you treat me, sir?
You called him a quack and a devil.
And now.. - Enough.
Wouldn't I have treated you if that was the case, Shastri?
Why fear death?
Won't all die one day?
I'll follow any diet.
What's on your mind now?
Fear..
Only fear.
Didn't you break your sacred thread that day?
Forget cursing me.
A Brahmin's biggest luck is to die wearing his sacred thread.
Shall I check your pulse?
No. - Recite your favourite mantras.
The pain will go.
Okay, Mashai.
I'm leaving.
Couldn't you've given him something?
Even treatment is a foe now.
He'll die without peace.
Mr. Mashai. Can you come?
Why?
Mother.. - Mothi.
No. Mashai won't come there.
Take her to the city.
No! Syed.
She was fine.
All of a sudden..
Nothing happens all of a sudden.
What can I do?
Just come over.
For her peace of mind..
This one's lost. But the game continues.
I'll be back soon.
Mr. Mashai. - Yes. - Mr. Mashai.
Mothi..
Mothi, she's gone.
Mr. Mashai.
How is she?
Her game with God is over.
Before I got there..
I'll go there.
I can't make out what type of fever it is.
Lab results takes two days.
What a bloody land!
How can I treat without a diagnosis?
Shall I suggest something? - What is it?
If Mashai examines me, maybe..
There's nothing wrong in it.
If we see him, I'll be relieved.
If I call him, will he come?
Let's send Sita. He'll come.
Ma'am..
Sita. Where are you going?
Ma'am, I want to see Mr. Mashai.
Why does Dr. Pradyut's nurse want to see Mashai?
Manju, the doctor's wife is laid up with fever.
We can't diagnose it.
If Mashai helps.. - Is this your decision?
No. It's theirs. - Whose?
The doctor's and his mentor's.
When she gained consciousness, Manju asked for it.
What a beautiful girl she is!
Mashai will be asleep. Come, let's wake him up.
Hey.. Look.
What is it? - Get up, please.
What? - She..
What's the matter? - Manju..
Who is Manju? - The doctor's wife.
What's the problem? - High fever.
He can't diagnose it.
Even his mentor asked for you.
For a diagnosis.
If you could come there..
Even Manju asked for you.
What about Pradyut? - He's too hesitant to ask you.
Don't you know?
Bye. Let's go. - Shall we leave?
When did it start? - A day and half ago.
She's losing consciousness too.
Okay.
It's typhoid.
You can start the treatment.
She'll gain consciousness now.
Give the medicine then.
Go. I'll come later. - Okay.
You can't come out yet.
I'm tired of lying down.
Sit for a while.
What is this?
Here.
Sit. - You look better.
You must rest.
It will take a while for the fever to go away.
You'll feel tired. - Okay.
Does your stomach feel stiff?
Greetings. - He's the doctor from the town.
I see. - We got the result from the lab.
Isn't it typhoid?
Mr. Mashai told us.
We started treatment since yesterday.
I'll go and come in the evening.
Sit, Doctor. I'll be right back.
It has affected her digestion. - Yes.
The medicine will cure it.
But the fever won't subside easily.
Back then, it took 15 days.
Your new medicines can do it in six days.
Mr. Mashai. - Don't worry.
The fever will go in three days.
Not that. If I have said anything out of ignorance..
Hey. Don't take it seriously.
When typhoid and cholera struck together
30 people died here in just four days.
If Jeevan Mashai wasn't there
we all would have died.
My father told me this.
How is Manju?
Her fever will subside the day after tomorrow.
The new medicines are effective.
Let me take a bath.
I wonder whether Syed Ali would turn up.
I think that doctor's became humble.
Everyone in this village is humble.
Until they fall sick.
They need Mashai when the condition aggravates.
Is she gone?
How are you now?
Your grandmom has arrived.
Oh, no! She's crazy.
How did she know?
She's not well.
She came to visit us.
She's inside. Shall I call her?
Your fever's gone, isn't it, Manju? - Yes.
She's tired.
We only have to worry if she's not tired.
Now you'll feel compelled to move around.
But you shouldn't.
Rest for another week.
Make it two, Mashai.
If she's not there..
Who is there?
She's Manju's grandmom.
Grandmom, come here.
He's Mr. Mashai.
I know.
Check my pulse, Mashai.
I want to know whether it's time to do certain things.
Things are to be done regularly.
It's not that, sir. I have penance to do.
Please check.
Okay.
There is still time left.
Why the rush to die?
How long will I live like this?
Manjari. - Yes.
Do you know her?
Mr. Mashai had come to our house
long ago.
Really? - Tell me, Mr. Mashai.
Is it time for me to die? - No, Manjari.
No.
"I.."
"I am coming."
"To welcome you to a beautiful world."
"I, the red-haired one, am coming"
"with a music that can't be heard in a pulse."
"I."
"I'm coming."
"To welcome you to a beautiful world."
"The leaves"
"and the flowers fall"
"to be reborn anew."
"The leaves"
"and the flowers fall"
"to be reborn anew."
"Every leaf falls for me"
"to become my love's wave."
"I."
"I'm coming"
"To welcome you to a beautiful world."
"I embrace you gently"
"as a rain in your sea."
"I embrace you gently"
"as a rain in your sea."
"Your sufferings end in me"
"when I enter your body."
"I."
"I'm coming."
"To welcome you to a beautiful world."
"I, the red-haired one, am coming"
"with a music that can't be heard in a pulse."
"I."
"I am coming."
"To welcome you to a beautiful world."