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Mother Goddess! All I want is a child
Surya! Listen
How have you fared, Prasad?
First class
And you?
Pass class
Okay, Nawab, we will have a beer on that
Okay friends, let's go
Surya, I hear you are getting married
That's an old thing. Next month he is going to be hanged
Next month, man, next month
And the consummation has to wait, eh?
Poor guy! Landed with a child bride Shut up, you!
How many sacks did you bring, Kaushalya?
Twelve
The crop has been good from your fields
Our Pratap works very hard He takes after you
Hard work is good, Kaushalya
Don't forget, I gave you the best land
That's true
Father, if you provide a well, it would mean two crops
Surya, my son. I have not seen you for ages
How are you my son?
Pratap, greet your brother
Hello
Did you get through your exams?
Yes, father. I passed
Third class, I'm sure. Go tell your mother this good news
He always snubs at me
He's a spoilt brat His head is full of nonsense
That mother and son, why have they come here?
They've heard of your marriage
What have they got to do with my marriage?
She wants to hold her son's marriage with yours
Why do you allow them to come?
She has been your father's mistress for twenty years
I've suffered that in silence
Your father will do only what he wants
Whenever I see that woman I want to...
Don't let your father hear it
And listen to me, never speak ill about your father
Anyway, what about your results?
I forgot to tell you. I've passed
Now tell father I want to do my B.A.
Surya wants to study further
He is an idiot!
He is fond of studying
He is fond of loafing about town with his friends
How he has passed, I know it
Tell him I won't allow him to waste any more time
Just tell him to do as I say
Your mother says you don't want to go to the farm?
If you go to college, who will care for the farm
You could hire some farm-hands
So that they get rich at our cost and lay claim to the land?
I don't like farming I'd rather do my B.A.
And become a clerk?
When you can be king caring over your own land?
All graduates don't remain clerks
No! They end up as Ministers!
Stop this rubbish about college
I got to think about your welfare and,
...can't allow you to hang around those guys
Now you are married... face your responsibilities
This is Betelpur... nowhere near as good as before
Neither are the times
Whose raule-trap is that?
Better run, Patel Sahib. It's the landlord's son -O. K
There goes the sucker!
My greetings to the young master
Looks like the wheels have jammed in the mud
I'll get you out of this in a jiffy!
Krishna! Kalu! Come on here, kids
Rehman, bring that chicken thief Dawood with you
Will come out in 2 minutes, sir
Don't just stand there gawking C'mon give a hand
You don't know me, Master. I'm the police Patel Sheikh Chand
I oversee your father's property
I apologise for not attending your wedding
My wife was ill at the time
Push! No strength. Rehman? Two marriages have seen to that
Don't marry again, for God's sake
Carry on at your leisure, Sir I will follow
Damdamdora greetings
Please sit inside, Sir I'll fetch your luggage
Whose clothes are these?
Careful!
Can't you hear?
Are you deaf? Why don't you answer?
Your husband?
Yes, Sir
What does he do?
Nothing much... just odd jobs
And you?
I clean the house
Who stays here?
No one
And you?
In that hut, near the trees
How long have you worked here?
Just a while, Sir
Who else stays around here?
The farm-hands, Sir. Their huts are behind the fields
Where is the well?
At the back. Not far from here
Would take me to it?
Do these women always collect water from here?
Sometimes, Sir
Not any more. Tell them Not any more, tell them
Master forbids to take water from here. Not take water
You take care of the estate?
Yes, Sir
This is how you do it?
I don't understand
Look at this house, it's like a garbage heap
I'm only a poor overseer, and don't know nothing much about these matters
The villagers misbehave no ends There is chaos in village
Your father has not been here for over two years...
...busy as he is with court cases
Who is in charge of the today tapping?
No one. These days we get so little
Even so, who drinks it?
The villagers are all thieves
But now you are here, matters will improve
Yeah, they better
As would be your command
With your permission, Sir, I'll take my leave
My respects to you, sir
Shall I ask the village priest to bring your dinner here?
It's not necessary
Then may I go home?
Yeah, you may
What's your name?
Lakshmi
Go, make some tea
Sir, you will drink tea made by me?
Why not?
We are potters, Sir
So what?
The village priest will disapprove
I don't believe in caste Get the tea
Good morning, Sir
Master, tea is here
Why is your husband here?
Sir, I brought him To ask you for work
He was a good potter, Sir
But now people don't like clay They use aluminium vessels
All the potters are starving
What can he do?
Poor man, he's a deaf-mute
Can he drive the bullock-cart?
Why not, Sir? Of course he can
Let him do it then
Lakshmi -Yes, Sir
Whose pump is this?
Yours, Sir
Who uses the water?
Your relatives
I don't have any here
Don't you know, Sir? The adjacent fields are theirs
Whose?
Pratap raja and his mother
Where does this water lead to? To your brother's field
Change its course, you idiot!
This way... this way!
What are you doing, son? Why did you have the water stopped?
I am not your son
I think of you that way
Don't push your luck
Your land can't get water when our needs it
What is this, 'yours and ours' Pratap is your younger brother
Once and for all, I am nobody's brother
You may get the water only if I can spare it
Don't dare take it without my permission
He's giving orders already! - What did you say?
Be thankful, I am stopping the water for only a while
Or your tears may have to water the land
Dear God! What have I done to hear such words from a mere boy
So many trees, how come the toddy collection is so poor?
From now on, the toddy will be sold from my house
Yes, Sir, but what about the thieves?
That's your responsibility You ought to do something, too
Sir, give the word! I'll catch these mother-fuckers...
...have their heads shaved, and their faces smeared...
...then parade them on a donkey
The shame of it will make them leave the village,
Or never steal again It will be a real lesson
As you like, but mind the toddy
Just you see, Sir. You have Sheikh Chand's word for it
Greetings, young master - Greetings
Welcome, priest
You have not been here for a long time
I was upset that you had not ordered food from me
I'll have the food sent for you
All the same, what's the real reason for your visit?
What reason could I have? You see...
I only work for the good of religion
Festival of Krishna is here
I've come for a donation
Your father always relished the food from my house
How much should I give?
It's never too much when you give to God
Nobody cares for religion these days
The villagers rather spend on drink and gambling
Here is ten rupees
It's unclean to give with your left hand. Use your right, Sir.
Thank you. Many thanks
Meet you at the Festival, then
Have I bored you with my talk?
Shall I send your dinner tonight?
No. Some other time maybe
Drunk again! No food. No clothes But you must drink
While I have to steal a little from here and there
You've no shame. What if we don't have a child!
Must you kill yourself drinking toddy?
If the Master knew, he would kick you out, you swine!
Whose cattle are these?
Lakshmi O Lakshmi
See, whose cattle are in our field
Brother, we would be grateful if you restore the water
Our crops are dying
I've said once and for all. You get water only if we can spare it
Mother says we were always allowed this privillege
What is given can be taken away as well
Why not dig a well of your own? I can't help you
I will have to report this to father
Oh yeah! "Talk to father" The idiot Who is he trying to scare?
Whose cattle was it?
The village priest's
Tell him, the next time I'll break their legs
...and they will be padlocked
Tell your husband to get some fertiliser from my father
Bring what, Sir, compost?
Wait. I'll write it out
Are you crying?
Me? No, why should I cry!
I thought you were
Do you want something, Sir?
No, No. I...
What's the matter, Sir?
Nothing, nothing
Lakshmi, Lakshmi
Lakshmi!
Is this modernity - to deny water to a brother's farm?
Government is doing away with "Land Ownerships", but habits die hard
I believe you were hauled up as well?
Well, if the upstart can mistreat his own folk, why spare me?
A few books and their heads get turned
No thought for elders or the poor
I say, the end of the world is near God know what the world's coming to
Can I have two bundles of beedi
I hear he eats food cooked by the potter's wife?
God knows what else he does with her
I tell you, the end of the world is here
Come on, give me some dal
I have only chick-peas
Okay. Mother-fucking relations are up only at meal times!
Surya is just a kid. She should not forget caste rules
Leave it. Leave it all to Allah!
I'm taking some betel-leaves
You won't give up drinking!
You'll destroy yourself and me. But drinking you won't give up
Stop staring! You'll drag us both into the mud one day
He was stealing
Kishtayya
I give your husband a job - the bastard steals from me?
Thief! Ungrateful wretch!
Please don't punish him He won't do it again
If he does, beat me but leave him be
He is guilty. Call the police patel
Eat! Don't ever drink toddy again
What did you gain by letting me down in front of master?
Did my mother give me to you for this?
Why must you ruin my life!
Where's your husband?
When will he come?
I don't know
How can you not know? He couldn't have run away
Lakshmi refuses to come, Sir
Why?
I don't know
Why haven't you come to work?
Who will make the tea?
Cook the food?
Clean the house?
Do come tomorrow
Your tea, Sir
Leave me! I won't go back to him
Come on!
No! I won't go
We'll drag you there No, I won't go
Come on, you bitch
Shameless whore! We'll see what the village court says
You dare dishonour our brother? Dare to live with another man
Leave me alone
You disgrace yourself and ask to be left alone
We'll break all your bones
You wretch, let the villagers make decision
Let's see how she won't live
Let me go. Leave me alone
Silence! The village court stands for justice
Yadgiri, what has your wife done?
First: She deserted her home
Second: She left her husband for a man from another village
She broke all caste laws Disgraced our brother, the whore
What did she lack, the bitch! Why so silent?
We three brothers have two farms, two wells, two crops a year
What more did the bitch need!
Hey, watch your mouth
We are the judges Leave questions to me
Daughter, what is your grievance Speak
Don't be afraid. Do you want to be with your husband?
Don't be scared -What? Why don't you speak up?
Answer. By living in the home of another caste,
you have disgraced your family, your house, your village
Speak. What is wrong with your husband?
My husband!
I want a child
That is God's will
My not having a child is because of him
Shaming our brother, you slut!
Lying to hide your own guilt?
Women like you will ruin the world
Silence Be quiet
Daughter, your husband's respect is your own
You should not speak ill of him A husband is like a God
This body was made by God
And it's not just hunger that needs to be satisfied
Yadgiri, what have you to say?
Whatever he says. I'd rather die than live with him
We'll kill you first. You hussy!
Quiet, you two! Yadgiri, what do you want?
I'll go by what you decide
The village court decrees she must return to her husband
No!
If she finds fault with him, his brothers must compensate
A woman belongs not to the man alone, but to the house,
...to the family and to the caste
What happened?
Why are you sad?
Speak up. What is it, Lakshmi?
I want to go back to my husband
Do you know where he is?
No, I don't know where the swine is
Why bother about him then?
He has left you, that drunken deaf-mute...
...who know if or not he'll return Please, don't talk ill of him
His only fault is drinking
All right, I won't say anything
But, don't worry
I'll take care of you
You, Sir?
For how long?
How long? Forever
"This is she, the one for whom lovers gave their lives"
"For whom Farhad died, Majnu wandered, Romeo killed himself"
"You may call it a joke but it's the truth"
"See carefully. This is she, the one for whom lovers died"
Lakshmi, you look like an angel today
Like what, Sir?
A fairy
Have you ever seen a film?
Yes, that film "Bal Nagamma"
You look like a film star today
Like what, Sir?
You know, heroines in films who sing, dance, make love
Why don't you live here now?
What will people say?
Who cares?
What if Master comes?
Father? He won't come here
And my husband?
You're a fool, Lakshmi. He will never come back, the swine
No, Sir, don't say anything against him -Okay
Come here
Do you like him a lot?
Why talk of him. What will happen when your wife arrives?
My wife is still too young
She will come of age soon What then?
Nothing. It won't make a difference to you
Tell me something about yourself
What shall I say?
How did you get married to such a man?
The same way that everybody gets married
Still... tell me, how did it happen
My mother was widowed when I was quite small
Kishtayya took care of us He was young then. A good potter
I was just about a kid and I've been working since then
But how does all this concern aristocrats like you?
You people have different living styles, and we've our own
I want to know. Tell me
My mother was worried, so she married me off
Was there no other man except a drunken deaf-mute?
Lots of men, but who would marry me? I had no dowry
And Kishtayya then was a strong man, a fine person
Being jobless has made him take to drink
Otherwise he is a good man, sir
Why have you no children?
I am unlucky. It's not in my fate
Is Kishtayya lacking as a man?
Don't you dare say that again!
My husband is a real man Perhaps the fault is with me
I've betrayed him
You may not respect me. Does that mean you can insult him?
Happy Diwali, Surya Babu
What's this, playing with crackers? Diwali calls for an adult game
Today we worship the Goddess of wealth. Win or lose!
I don't play cards
Lakshmi! Bring some sherbet and sweets
What? Today the bottle must rule - Very well then
Lakshmi, spread the rug and bring four glasses
Once a year, the bottle and dice join hands. Let's go!
Look, you play. I'll watch
Listen, only eunuchs be the spectators
Lost this round, too Now my pockets are empty
Swami, you better leave
Bankrupt or no, I will not get up It's a man's word
Here, I bet this on the king
Swami, you've lost again
Now get up, Swami, you've lost your watch as well
What? Even you say that to Swami?
Here, my gold chain
Place it on my behalf. It's no less than two taels
Swami, the Goddess of wealth is on my side. You'll lose
Yeah, I know
Put all your winnings on this round Then we'll see! On the Queen
Here's the watch and the money You distribute the cards
On the Queen. Come my queen
Look, Swami. It's the queen, I won
Go now or you'll bet the shirt off your back
Get up, Swami. Go
What did you say? - Get up
You told me to get up!
I am Swami - son of a real man! Understand? Deal
What will you bet with? You've lost everything
Deal. I bet my wife
He's very drunk. Make him go
Sir, a man's word, my wife. Deal!
You distribute the cards I've bet my wife
This is so ridiculous, Swami
You've even bet your wife! Yeah, so what
If you lose, I'll come to fetch her tomorrow
Yes, yes, take her away
Yeah sure, I'm a man
Swami, I'll come to your house to take your wife
Yes man, take her I'm a man of word
Okay, Swami, I'm a man too. This desire of yours I will fulfill
Look, Swami, you've lost. Tomorrow I will come to claim her
Yes, sure do. That is if you are a man
You'd better leave now It's getting very late
Yeah Swami, I'll be at your place tomorrow morning to take your wife
Yeah dude, let's decide there and then who is a man who is not
Is that so? It's a deal then. We'll sure decide who is a real man
Yeah come -I sure will
What bird is that?
Here we call it "Vadla Pitta", Sir
I'm not lying, Swami. I've come to take your wife
But I was drunk Why take it so seriously?
A man's word It goes for both of us
This was last night... - So call your wife
Who is this loud-mouth?
Accusing me? He lost you to me at cards yesterday
He dares! Lost me, did he, the so- and-so... who's he to bet me?
Who are you to win me, anyway?
Shameless creature, haven't you a wife at home?
Someone might come and win her You take care of your wife first
I tried to tell him, but he wouldn't listen
Get out! And you, trying to be the mythical King of Truth
Come inside. I'll show you the real Battle
What's this I am listening?
The whole village is spitting shame on you
What have I done?
What haven't you done? You've done countless shameless feats
Who told you to deny water to Kaushalya' s fields?
There wasn't enough for us We have 50 extra acres now
The crop would suffer You'd be angry anyway
It's the time for ploughing, right? Not for sowing
Big mouth! Come down to earth
Where is that woman who lives here? I would like to see her
Who are you talking about?
The low-caste wench who cooks your meals
Is there poison in the priest's food?
Father, she too is a human being
You got more cheeky by the day I hear she sleeps with you?
Father, you tend to be over...
Suspicious Your mother says the same
Well, do what you will. But have some sense of dignity
How will you behave when I'm dead?
If I chose to, I could kick her out of the village
Within a society, you must learn to live by its rules
Quiet! What will your in-laws say? There's still time. Improve yourself
And your wife? She will be here any day now
It's up to you. Safeguard your property, your status in life
You've to learn to accept responsibility of your wife
I look odd in this photograph, don't I?
Saru, come here. Sit down
Okay, all right
Come, sit here
Do you like the place?
Does that woman live here?
Yes, she works in the house
Saru
All that land, those fields, are ours
You will drink the tea?
Why? What's wrong with it?
But she has made it!
What's wrong in that I don't care about caste
But I will not have anything she has touched
Saru, what are you saying?
I know what I'm saying
She will no longer cook the food I'll do that
Don't trouble yourself, Saru
It's no trouble reaaly I'll tell her right now
Look, don't do the cooking Just clean the house, okay?
I said, do only the cleaning I'll make the beds
Why nag her so?
If you don't like her work, I'll get her another job
I don't like her staying here
She creeps about like a cat
What's wrong with her own place?
Her husband has left her Anyway, where can she go?
Left such a young woman!
Just think, what will people say?
She has been staying here for some time now
Why? A grown, healthy woman like her Hasn't she any sense?
Answer me, why does she live here
Don't make so much of it, Saru
I've heard everything
What have you heard?
Nothing at all
Stuff and nonsense!
I don't like her staying here one bit. I will get rid of her
And then; Who will do the housework, the washing, the cleaning?
We'll get someone else
As you wish. I don't care
What's wrong? Have you got fever?
You look so pale
Something you've eaten must have upset you
Lakshmi was ill today. She vomitted
What was the matter?
I did ask her about it She didn't say
Did you give her some medicine?
Why should I? Tell her to go home if she's ill
Lakshmi
Where were you? - At the market
You're not well?
It's nothing
You don't look well at all Tell the truth
I'm not sure whether I'm pregnant
But this can't happen! A child will upset everything
So what am I to do?
Anything, it will create a scandal!
Tell me what to do?
Go away from here
Where to?
Lakshmi, you're too ill to cope with the work
Go home for a few days
Home?
Or go work in the fields - But the field-work will be...
What's the matter?
What is it?
Nothing. I was saying she couldn't manage the work
She should rest a while. In time she can work in the fields
Lakshmi Lakshmi Lakshmi
Lakshmi
What have you done to get rid of the child?
Nothing. Nor will I
There must not be a child
I want the child - I mean, just think
Do you wish to disgrace my reputation in society?
Do you think it's a joke?
Who will care for the baby?
Did I ask you to?
Won't you feel ashamed?
Is the shame only mine? What about you?
Don't be stupid! Abort the child or suffer alone
Because I won't have anything to do with all this!
You better find yourself another place to stay
O'my heart, let's go someplace else Let's find another home
Do you have Nimmi's version of this song?
No, Lata's. Like to hear it?
Wait!
What kind of bird is that?
Here they call it "Vadla Pitta"
Where have you been all this time?
At home
Working somewhere?
I've come to ask for work
We have someone now
I know
Will you eat something?
Come that way. I'll get you a plate
Shameless hussy!
Stealing rice when I've brought food for you?
You people steal hence you starve C'mon out with all the rice
What's going on?
I went that way and there she was stealing rice
Do you know, we whip those who steal rice till they bleed?
You, too, if you were not a woman
Go! Never show your face here again Understand?
All the corn stolen The fields are half empty
Who's there?
Hey you there, come on out
Oh, so it's you!
It's you stealing, eh?
I don't understand this
Your health is getting worse by the day
What's wrong?
God knows
Lakshmi, you can't hide the truth or worry it away
The young Master will give you some land. Have your fun!
What did you say?
Didn't his father give land to Kaushalya and Pratap?
The same will happen to you!
Allah is great!
Greetings, Sir
Why are you here?
I wanted to speak to you, Sir
About what?
Coming from me, it might seem offensive
Go ahead
You know that woman Lakshmi - Yeah. So What about her?
You see, Lakshmi will soon be giving birth
How is that my concern?
You made her leave her job It was not right, Sir
Who will look after her now? Please have some consideration
What do you mean?
Look at your father, Sir He gave of his own will
Kaushalya got...
Don't dare talk of my father
Who will look after Lakshmi?
Who are you to speak for her? Take care of her yourself
But, Sir, it was under your care that she came to this
Sheikh Chand, you can go
Mallika! Ramaya! Poohiga! Catch him
You bastard! You've come to attack me, have you?
You dare! Rascal! Today you won't be spared
You threaten me?
Ungrateful swine!
I gave you work and you stole from me!
Bastard! You ran away from here
Now, you show your filthy face?
You want to kill me
You ingrate! I'll show you your place
You'll remember this day all your life
You beat him, you bastard!
Poor dumb man, came to plead for work and you beat him?
You carry guilt on your head So you're scared to death
May your good fortune rot in mud
You may be a big man in your house
But we are not your slaves
We don't want your work, your money nothing from you!
Take it all to your grave
God will hit back at you
The curse of the poor is on you
Rot in eternity!
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