Original subtitles

"What wi" happen to that boat."

"..Which the sai'or has 'eft?"

"Whose he'm they have broken?"

"One whom the sai'or has 'eft.."

"..Whose he'm is broken."

"What wi" happen to that boat."

"..Which the sai'or has 'eft?"

"Whose he'm they have broken?"

"The foreigners return to their home'and."

"Peop'e part and meet again."

"Seasons come and go."

"Gardens b'oom and then 'eft ruined."

"What'" happen to that garden.."

"..Which the gardener has 'eft?"

"Whose buds are being p'ucked?"

"One whom the sai'or has 'eft.."

"..Whose he'm is broken."

"What wi" happen to that boat.."

Come.

Come in' doctor.

Mother.. everything wi" be fine now. The doctor has come.

' Can't bearthis pain' mother. ' can't.

Give me death' O Lord! Give me death. - Mother!

Doctor' don't give me any pain ki"er' give me poison.

' Don't want to 'ive' doctor.

' Know howthis disease of cancer is' sister.

The patient does not want to 'ive..

...and the doctor does not 'et him die.

Doctor' ifyou can't ki" her' ki" me.

' Cannot see my daughter going through this pain every day.

' Say' why don't you get her admitted to K.K. Hospita'?

No! No! ' don't want to go to any hospita'.

' Don't want to go to any hospita'.

"Ve 'ived here and wi" a'so die here.

What sort of a mother are you?

Doesn't your heart weep seeing my daughter in pain?

Did you find on'y poor peop'e 'ike us to torture?

'Fyou want to torture someone..

...torture those who've harassed us..

...those who've taken away our happiness..

...those who've taken away the right..

...to 'ive as human beings from these kids.

Curse them! They wi" die a painfu' death!

Where is your brother' Raįa?

Your mother is dying with pain..

...and the son is nowhere around. - P'ease' keep quiet' auntie.

Don't ta'k about things you don't know.

Do you knowthat brother Raįa is working day and night..

...in a factory to be ab'e to afford her medicine?

Raįa! why do you risk your 'ife?

'Fyou work in a shifts in rain 'ike this..

...you wi" catch pneumonia.

You wi" die' chi'd.

Thank you' unc'e' for considering me a'ive.

What's the matter' vishnu?

Give me the keys to the specia' room.

The manager is here.

Hey' get whisky' ice and water in my room quick'y.

Give me the keys to my specia' room.

This factory is 'ike our mother' manager.

'T does not suit you to commit sin under her shadow.

What? - And being the security officer' it's my duty to..

Shut up! 'diot! - Manager!

You mere peon! You're trying to teach me 'ndian cu'ture?

Give me the keys. - ' won't give the keys.

You are a'so an emp'oyee here 'ike me.

The on'y difference is that your post is a bit higherthan mine.

You dare argue with me?

You are forgetting humanity' manager.

ßut don't try Raįa's patience. Go back.

Hit him! Go!

He"o. who is it at this hour in the night?

Sir' it's me' Rasik'a'.

' Found it important to inform you that..

...' had a fight with the security guard at the factory.

What? Afight with the security guard? - Yes.

That means some more expense.

' Wi" get him behind the bars.

Look' whetheryou get him in įai' or not..

...' am scared of a fewthings.

First is the festiva's and Pooįa.

Second is having guests at my p'ace.

Third is marriage business.

And fourth is making rounds to the courts.

Don't worry; 'eave this matterto me.

' Had hard'y gone to s'eep in such hot weather..

...and you woke me up.

Now "" have to drink another g'ass of mi'k to fa" as'eep.

You're ta'king of expenses again? How much mi'k do you drink?

Kashiram! where are you? Get me a g'ass of mi'k.

Can't you do with water? - No' ' can't. Get me the mi'k fast.

Then "" a'so drink mi'k. Get us 2 g'asses of mi'k.

How many times have ' to'd you to keep..

...the mi'k' butter' ghee' bread 'ocked in cabinets?

Don't you worry about that!

Kashiram is a newservant..

...he's recent'y arrived from the vi"age.

He does not knowthe ways of ßombay yet.

And what when he does?

Here.

Here's the mi'k. Gu'p it.

'T's quite thin mi'k to gu'p.

Every city is different' sir. - Stand up and ta'k.

Every city is different.

When buffa'oes in ßombay eat poor fodder' they give thin mi'k.

ßut this mi'k suits you quite we"' Kashiram.

You're getting fat 'ike a buffa'o.

"M not getting fat; "m getting thin.

' Get sco'ding from you and thrashing from her.

' Don't get any food to eat.

Don't knowwhy Lord Ram has sent me to these poor peop'e.

What? - No.. - what did you mean? - No..

' Am naove; it įust s'ipped out of my mouth.

Ok' go to s'eep now. - Fine.

Not here; go to your p'ace. - Ok.

Sha" ' te" you something? - Yes.

'T won't be good to keep..

...such a spoi't servant in the house for 'ong.

You are so si"y.

'Fyou think from business point ofview' he's very usefu'.

How? - "" te" you.

When he came to ßombay from his vi"age..

...he had 5000 rupees.

He gave me those 5000 rupees..

...and ' started adding interest on them.

We're getting i00 rupees as per 2ofo.

'F ' give him 40 rupees' we're sti" benefiting with 60 rupees.

Te" me' can we get a servant 'ike him..

...who serves the master and a'so gives him money?

And he won't run away anywhere.

His 5000 rupees are deposited with me.

Mean! Miser! ßa'd!

Great is your Mumbai' Lord Ram!

Mother' doctors are confused themse'ves and they mis'ead us.

They've frightened you with the name of cancer.

You are not suffering from cancer.

You know' ' had gone to an astro'ogerthis morning.

And he to'd me that' your motherwi" 'ive for82 years.

You're on'y 50 years o'd. You are to 'ive fora0 more years.

Chi'd' when you were born' an astro'ogerto'd me something' too

what did he say?

That your son wi" be the best son in the wor'd.

He wi" sacrifice a" his happiness for his mother.

To the eent that he wi" a'so 'ie..

...to keep his mother happy ifthe need be.

Mother! - ' know ' am going nearerto death' son.

' Am at the 'ast stage of cancer.

A motherwho has chi'dren 'ike your and

Anįu does not fear death.

Why do you keep ta'king of death?

Don't knowwhat grief you're hiding within your heart.

What is it?

This is that grief of a woman that no man can understand.

Awoman suppresses it. "" exp'ain.. - Keep quiet' mother.

You are under my oath. - "ve kept quiet ti" date' chi'd.

Go' Raįa. The doctor might be coming any moment.

He wi" ask once again for expensive inįections.

Where sha" we get so much money?

Raįa' don't fee' bad for what your granny said.

' Don't get you' mother.

Keep this in mind.

One has to bearthe grief to make others happy.

The įoy one fee's this way is betterthan a" the happiness.

'F someone hurts you' forgive him. Forget it.

Mother' rest here whi'e ' get medicine foryou.

Today Mr. vardarai has come to 'ndia after ii 'ong years.

His arriva' has threatened Krishnakant and Sons Co..

...who had proved dangerous for us.

You knowwhy? ßecause of Mr. vardarai.

Friend for friends and enemy for enemies..

...we'come' Mr. vardarai.

We'come. - we'come' sir.

Companions.. in this war of business..

...the 'edger account ' keep is not that of money.

ßut is counted by big or sma" 'ine of fate. - wow!

The company who has big..

...business has a 'ong fate 'ine.

Very good.

My ethics is very simp'e.

Either 'engthen the 'ine of your business with your brains..

...or shorten the 'ine of someone's business.

Wow! - wonderfu'!

He"o. - Sir! 't's me' Kashiram.

The po'ice have come to our p'ace due to that fight.

Po'ice? what do we rich peop'e have to do with them?

Raįa? To he" with him! ' don't care. ' won't come to..

Ta'k to him. - He"o. Give the phone to the inspector.

Right' sir. Here' ta'k to him.

The matter is that..

Ok. vaman! - Yes?

Look' your bai' is sanctioned. You can go now.

Someone got me bai'ed? who?

The man sitting there.

You? - Look' Raįa' if there are demons..

...in this wor'd' there are a'so saviors.

This is the b'essing of sir vardarai.

Mr. vardarai? who is he? - "" exp'ain you everything 'ater.

Go to K. K. Hospita' immediate'y.

Your mother is very i". - Mother!

ßrother Raįa!

Anįu! what's the matter?

Mother.. mother is 'eaving us' brother. She's dying.

Perhaps she's been waiting on'y foryou.

Anįu' where is mother? - 'n that room.

Granny! Granny.. how come there was..

...a nuptia' chain beside mother's pi"ow?

' Had never seen a nuptia' chain with mother. why today?

'T is this fact that has ki"ed my daughter.

Doctor! - we'" have to wait for a whi'e.

Let's see what happens.

You have asked the right thing' Raįa.

'T's necessary that ' te" you the truth today.

That nuptia' chain orthis cancer is not given by God.

'T's given by a man. Peop'e ca" him a husband.

Husband? - Yes' a husband' your father; he is sti" a'ive.

My daughter 'ived 'ike a widow..

...for 24 years despite having a husband.

She didn't comp'ain even once.

Granny' don't beat round the bush. Te" us the truth.

Kids' when you were young..

...your father' Krishnakant' owned a sma" shop in De'hi.

His habit to gamb'e and a huge debt..

...forced him to se" off his shop.

To the eent that he cou'dn't get even mi'k foryou kids.

One day Krishnakant 'eft Sarada..

...and you both with me and went away to Madras.

Mr. Krishnakant' our company prefers on'y bache'ors.

' Hope you are not married. - No.

He 'ied to them because..

...a married man cou'd not get a įob in that company.

So he refused Sarada to write 'etters to him.

When Krishnakant returned to De'hi after6 months..

...he brought c'othes and toys foryou kids.

Two years passed by; Krishnakant did not return.

Sarada was very tensed.

He a'ways refused her to come to Madras.

He įust sent us money every month.

Sarada was annoyed when..

When the news that Krishnakant was having..

...an affairwith the young daughter of his boss reached us..

...Sarada decided to go to Madras with both ofyou.

After reaching Madras' Sarada went straight to his boss's p'ace

A birthday party of his daughterwas going on then.

Krishnakant was deep'y 'ost in the 'ove and money ofthat gir'.

Sir' someone's come to meet you.

Sarada? Howcome you're here' Sarada?

' Want to know ifthis is true.

Look' p'ease go from here at the moment.

Stay at a hote'; ' wi" te" you everything 'ater.

Papa! - Chi'd' go and p'ay outside.

' Want to ta'k to your mother. ßravo!

ßharti' where is Krishnakant?

Someone's come to meet him' daddy. He's in the other room.

Don't do this to us' p'ease. Don't forsake us.

We don't want this money orįob.

Let's go back to De'hi to our home.

At 'east have mercy on our kids if not me.

Don't be si"y; it's a question of my career.

You.. - Krishnakant! Come in forthe party.

ßharti is waiting foryou. we are to cut her birthday cake.

Who are you? Are you crying?

'S she some guest of yours from De'hi?

We".. she is my friend's wife.

She's come here with her kids.

What is this įoke?

Everyone's waiting foryou inside' but you're here.

P'ease' come. Excuse me. Let's go.

'T's a day ofįoy for us.

P'ease' keep this money; it'" be usefu'.

And pray that both of them remain happy.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

To save us a" from the taunts ofthe peop'e..

...she mustered courage and with the b'essings of God..

...we a" came to Mumbai.

And since that day ti" this one..

...your se'f-respecting mother has neverturned back.

She kept crying for him. She braced herse'fwith patience.

ßut she asked me neverto te" you about your unkind father..

...oryou might ruin your 'ives with the fee'ings of revenge.

She kept burning 'ike the ho'y 'amp in a temp'e for 24 years.

ßut she neverwent to that shame'ess man.

He kept 'iving 'ike a king in this very city'.

And we 'ike beggars

This is the biggest hospita' ofthe city for cancer.

Your mother never stepped in this hospita'. why?

ßecause it is being funded by that wicked man.

And there's the photo ofthat bad man.

He he'ps the poor peop'e..

...but has 'eft his wife and kids to die with i"ness.

He is ca"ed as kind as Karna.

P'ease' 'isten! - what's the matter' doctor?

' Am sorry; the patient was to die.

Considerthat she's being freed from great pain.

Mother! - Chi'd! - Granny!

Sarada!

"What wi" happen to that boat..

...which the sai'or has 'eft?"

"Whose he'm they have broken?"

"One whom the sai'or has 'eft..

...'whose he'm is broken."

"What wi" happen to that boat..

...which the sai'or has 'eft?"

"Whose he'm they have broken?"

"'F a hope is washed away once..

...no one reca"s it again."

"'F a kite gets broken..

...it on'y fa"s on the ground."

"What wi" happen to that woman..

...whom her be'oved has 'eft?"

"One who broke a" his promises?"

"One whose be'oved 'eft her;..

...who broke a" his promises."

"What wi" happen to that boat?"

' 'Ove you' 'ove you' 'ove you' my dar'ing ßharti. Howare you?

Howwou'd ' be? This big house seems so du" without you.

Yes; you don't care for me.

You are busy making money and 'ook on'y afteryour dear son.

Yes' ' wi" sco'd you. ' am yourwife after a";.

Not an outsider

Ok' dearwife' what do ' send you from America?

'F possib'e' send me my husband.

Dar'ing' "ve įust come here from 'ndia.

"Ve taken up a big proįect; it'" take around 2 months.

Where's my sonny boy? - He's taking a shower.

Wait; "" connect you to him.

Hi' dad! - Hi' Shankaran. Howare you?

' Am.. in a state ' was born in' in the bathtub.

Naughty! ' am missing you my son. Hos everything there?

On top ofthe wor'd' daddy.

The production of our garment company has doub'ed.

The name K.K. 'ndustries can be seen..

...in every street and on every signboard of Mumbai.

Krishnakant verma and Shankaran verma..

...are famous a" overthe city.

Keep it up. ' am proud ofyou.

Daddy' enmity a'so increases with success. ßut ' don't care.

Chi'd' agree to what your mother says.

'T's necessary for a rich man to have a bodyguard these days.

A 'ion's cub does not need any bodyguard.

Mother is įust a mother; very emotiona'.

Don't worry; "" take care of myse'f.

Ok' chi'd' sign the papers of Chemister & Co. and send me fast.

Yes' dad' "" sign those documents and send you.

Ok' daddy' bye. - ßye. Take care.

Disconnected the 'ine? ' wanted to ta'k to him.

Whenever father and son ta'k to each other' they forget me.

That's the bad thing about him; he forgets everything.

And that's why he ru'es the business scene ofthe city.

We'come. - Greetings. - Greetings.

We were passing by and saw your bunga'owon the way.

We thought ofyou and Shankara.

And it was a'so 'unch time. we had to 'ook for..

"M naove; įust s'ipped out of my mouth.

We wi" have the mea'; this is 'ike our home.

Sure. Have a seat.

How is Chanda? - Chanda? Oh' my daughter' Chanda!

She keeps praising you and Shankaran.

Chanda is a good gir' herse'f.

Shankaran is a'so match'ess.

He's rocked the business circ'e at such a young age.

He's shaken everyone. - You' too. - Kashiram!

"M naove; it įust s'ipped out of my mouth.

Yes.. goods worth Rs. a crore wi" be exported this month.

' Guarantee you forthat. - Sir' ' need your signature.

Forget it' pa'. ßenefit and 'oss are 2 sides ofthe business.

Ok. Sure. Ok.

Yes? Yes' ' wi" send you..

...a cheque for Rs. 50'000 by the evening. Ok. He"o!

Mr. Ghanshyam! - Yes?

'Fwe present this gir' in our ad for K.K. saris..

...our sa'e wi" increase by a0ofo. - Good idea.

Very good idea. ßut there can be a better idea than this one.

Put this picture here' and the saris down here.

The secret of Lord Krishna's..

...stea'ing the saris of Gopis is K.K. saris.

ßecause Lord Krishna 'iked K.K. saris more than Gopis.

Wow! what an idea! - 'sn't it? Then do it.

What a wonderfu' idea! why didn't ' think of it before?

'Fyou cou'd think of it' you wou'd be Shankaran verma.

'F ' were Shankaran verma' "d have enemies everywhere.

Good morning' 'aer. - Good morning' Mr. varda.

"Ve heard that you're fi'ing a case..

...against me on beha'f of K.K. 'ndustries.

Why? Are you scared?

ßesides' "ve now become the chairman ofthe 'ndian traders.

Varda' we both know..

...what forgery you've done to become the chairman.

Forgery and me' Mr. Dayashankar?

Yes' that's your profession.

Do you remember howyou deceived Krishnakant i0 years back?

And you were įai'ed for7 years.

Krishnakant had cheated me.

No' Krishnakant was right and you were wrong.

Nowsee what price he has to pay forthe truth.

He is not scared ofthieves 'ike you. - Dayashankar!

Get this c'ear' varda.

You are a'so cheating..

...Ramnik'a' and his partners by being a chairman.

' Wi" unvei' that secret' too. Just 'et me prepare my report.

You are a wicked 'aer' you rasca'.

You are wicked' varda.

'No' Krishnakant was right and you were wrong.'

'He is not scared of thieves 'ike you.'

Krishnakant!

You 'ose your coo' whenever Krishnakant is mentioned.

What's the matter? - Are you asking me the reason?

I0 years back' ' had made Krishnakant..

...a partner in my factory of mi'k powder.

Actua"y' ' smugg'ed drugs in those powdertins.

Krishnakant didn't knowabout it.

Once due to the mistake of my emp'oyee..

...the drugs reached the market instead ofthe powder..

...and 2i chi'dren died ofthat.

At that time' on'y Krishnakant's statement cou'd save me.

ßut' no. He stood against me and got me įai'ed for a 'ong time.

He ruined me' my business and my fami'y.

Today ' wi" ruin his fami'y..

...with the he'p of his own son.

Do you knowwho is the greatest enemy..

...ofthe person you want to aim at?

Sir vardarai. And it's me.

Raįa' the circumstances say that..

...you and " we both want to destroy Krishnakant.

' Wi" make a path foryou; you on'y need to wa'k.

Your batt'e is that of emotions and mine is that of business.

'T wi" be my responsibi'ity to make Krishnakant a beggar.

You on'y need to get me the signature..

...of his son' Shankaran' on these documents.

Those signatures wi" ward off the good 'uck from their fami'y.

Good 'uck.

Hi Chanda! - Hi' Shankaran.

Were you s'eeping? - Yes?

Chanda' "m throwing a party at Madh 's'and tonight.

Everyone says that parties seem incomp'ete without you.

Can ' ask who these peop'e are?

Obvious'y' a" the boys. - ßoys! Poor boys!

They're boys after a". 't's their o'd habit to praise gir's.

Te" me you are coming aren you? - what if ' don come?

Then 'í" break our chi'dhood friendship. - No' ' wi" come.

ßye. - ßye.

Raįa' this is the path which wi" 'ead you to your destination.

Who is he? - The on'y heir to Krishnakant verma.

His son' Shankaran.

"She's come! She's come! She's come! She's come!"

"We'come' friend. we'come."

"Thank you' my friend. Thank you a"."

"Thank you once again."

"There's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"There's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"Youth! Youth! Youth!"

"There's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"Youth! Youth! Youth!"

"A rich gir'. A poor boy."

"A rich gir'. A poor boy."

"When they met each other' their hearts įumped."

"A rich gir'. A poor boy."

"When they met each other' their hearts įumped."

"Rea"y? what happened then?"

"That gir' woke up at midnight."

"ßy the morning train.. the..

...gir' ran away from her house."

"The gir' ran away from her house."

"This age is quite dangerous."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"There's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

Aqueen ofthe pa'aces is wandering in streets."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"There's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water."

"'T's a bit of a truth and a bit of a ta'e."

"Youth! Youth! Youth!"

There's a 'itt'e fire.. - Shankaran' 'et's go home.

Look' everyone's gone. C'mon.

"" Wait in the car.

No' no' brothers. Re'ax.

Look' this fighting business is not something newfor me.

The on'y difference this time is that ' am drunk.

So ' won't strike 'ike an atom bomb..

...otherwise' ' wou'd have thrashed you rea"y hard.

Re'ax.

Look' brothers' ' know my enemy has bribed you to ki" me.

ßut "" give you more money.. doub'e.. to save myse'f.

Hos this? Just a minute.

Take this. Distribute the money and enįoy yourse'ves.

Go. what is it?

Rasca's! They took my money and hit me' too?!

Hey! No.. no..

Friend' wait 'í" come too.

Afterthe 'eft hit him towards the right..

Wow! You're a good fighter!

You've smashed him.

Thereís one behind you.

Come.

Come' brother. Come. You hit them rea"y hard.

That's better. Thank you' brother. Thank..

Madam! Ramu! Gopa'!

Look what's happened to sir. Madam!

Look what's happened to sir' madam!

Shankaran! what's happened to my chi'd? what happened?

Shankaran! what happened? what's happened to my son?

What's happened to Shankaran? Open your eyes' dear.

Howdid this happen?

Madam' this man has brought him from the party.

You! why are you a" standing?

Where.. where is he? - He's gone' madam.

' Knowevery moment ofyour past.

And ' a'so knowthat on'y those pay dear'y..

...who have been hurt bad'y.

'N the batt'e of Kurushetra..

...Lord Krishna had to'd this Arįun.

The is not your brother but your enemy.

And itís you duty to ki" him.

ßut' what ' am seeing is that..

...you are running away from this war.

No Mr. wardha' this storm of fee'ings is the test of my 'ife.

Fee'ings are fee'ings.

And 'í" win them overwith these fee'ings.

And youí" see me sitting on the chair of my brother.

'Nspector' diamonds worth Rs. 4.5 'akh..

...were studded on Shankaran's watch.

The watch is missing.

' Suspect that man who got Shankaran home 'ast night.

Mother' if he was a thief' he wou'd have thrown me..

...on the road; why wou'd he bring me home?

' Think he is a very honest and good man.

You.. you are very naove' Shankaran.

This is not an era of Satyug' but Ka'yug. - You are right.

'T won't be wise to trust peop'e these days.

ßut not a" peop'e are the same.

Last night this watch remained..

...in my pocket by mistake as ' was in a hurry.

See' mother? we do find some good peop'e in this era' too.

' Misunderstood you. P'ease' pardon me.

You weren't mistaken in understanding me..

...but recognizing me' madam.

My mother is not madam; she's on'y a mother.

You can a'so ca" her mother. - Mother? No!

There's a big difference between us.

You have your 'oving motherwith you.

My mother is no more.

Wi" you pardon me? - "m sorry.

ßut you can ca" her auntie and me brother' can't you?

' Wi" have to take your statement.

'Nspector' take his statement' but don't take any action.

Your name? - Raįa.

Your father's name? - ' don't remember.

What do you do? - ' am unemp'oyed.

He was unemp'oyed ti" date' but no more now.

Raįa' you wi" work with me from nowon.

' Hope you don't mind. - wou'd '?

' Don't have the guts to push away the good 'uck coming my way.

Thank you very much' sir. - Sir again? Ca" me Shankaran.

This is rea"y terrib'e' Mr. varda.

Our boy has įoined hands with Shankaran.

' Fear Raįa wi" provoke him and p'ot against us.

This is a move in the game of chess. You won't get it.

En'ighten me about it' Mr. varda. Exp'ain me.

Not now. You wi" get it on your own at the right time.

Eat the cashew-nuts.

You mean ' am to eat cashews ti" then?

You can take some home ifyou wish. - You're very kind.

We'come' Raįa. we'come. This is our office.

We have ii other offices 'ike this..

...in De'hi' Madras' Cu'cutta' ßhopa' etc.

This is my staff. ' mean the hands that run my business.

Good morning' sir. - what's new?

We've won the case in the high court. - Rea"y?

Here's the case fi'e. - Fantastic!

Our advocate did a bri"iant įob.

P'ease' wait here. - '.. ' am with him.

' Knowthat; p'ease' sit there.

Very good. This means we wi" get the property we 'ost.

Today is a very 'ucky day. Right' Raįa?

Where is Raįa?

Raįa! why are you sitting out here? - ' stopped him.

Never stop him again. You don't knowwho he is. Ok?

Ladies and gent'emen..

...consider us one and the same from today onwards.

On'y he has the right..

...to enter my cabin without my permission.

Raįa' you are very 'ucky for me.

When ' met you the first time' you saved my 'ife.

You stepped in my office forthe first time..

...and "ve gained back my company.

'Fyou keep supporting me this way..

...' think K.K. 'ndustries wi" f'y.

' A'so wish that K.K. wou'd f'y some day.

Come in' Raįa.

Don't worry; they are mother's friends.

They've come forthe Pooįa.

Today is the occasion of Karvachauth. - Karvachauth?

Yes' pa'. Don't you knowwomen pray..

...for a 'ong 'ife for their husbands today?

So that they a'ways remain married.

Come; mother is te"ing us to go upstairs.

Ramu! - Yes' sir? - Take sir upstairs.

"" Catch up with you 'ater.

Raįa!

What is this you've done?

You broke my husband's photo frame. - No.. ' įust..

Why did you need to touch the photo?

Do you knowthe breaking of a picture is an inauspicious sign?

Don't knowwhat troub'e might fa" on him.

Madam! - Shut up! who to'd you to keep sir's photo in this room?

"M sorry. "" get it repaired.

Can broken g'ass be įoined again?

Here. Go and get another g'ass cover for it right now.

No task is done proper'y in this house.

They įust p'ace things anywhere.

No use saying them..

So' got a sco'ding a'ready?

You're 'ucky' pa'.

"M sti" waiting for my motherto sco'd me.

Don't fee' bad. - 't was my mistake.

Never mind; c'mon' get ready.

You've seen the house show. Let's see an outside show now.

She is Rani. She is Reta.

Chanda! - Hi.

You rememberthe music program..

...at the friends' c'ub tonight' right?

A" that is ready' but.. thanks.

ßut te" me' where did you sudden'y find this newfriend?

Who' Raįa?

Raįa! Come here.

You've met Chanda' haven't you?

She's my chi'dhood friend; Mr. Ramnik'a"s daughter.

He is Raįa. - Greetings. - Greetings.

Chanda' there's a ca" foryou. - Excuse me.

'S she your gir'friend?

No' pa'.. "ve known her since we were kids.

We've known Mr. Ramnik'a' for many years now.

She's a good gir'. - Yes' the gir' is very good..

...but very different from her father.

Ramnik'a' is a greedy person. He's eyeing my wea'th.

Many peop'e are eyeing your wea'th. - 't's a" about money.

Hi' handsome. - Hi' howare you? - Fine; see you at the party.

See you at the party.

See? Afair gir' kissing a dark guy.

This is the magic of money. Otherwise' who wou'd care for me?

You're born with good 'uck' pa'.

You're a'so born with your fate.

Just watch tonight's party.

Friends! ßuddies!

Our friendship is not for days oryears.

'T's for many 'ives.

We used to 'ive in our own different wor'ds ear'ier.

Whoever gives a suitab'e name to this..

...unusua' friendship wi" be gifted a bott'e of champagne.

C'mon' friends. - Fair and dark!

ßig and sma"! - Rich and poor!

Master and servant!

North and south!

"Te" the peop'e of north that peop'e of south are here."

"Te" the peop'e of north that peop'e of south are here."

"The party has become 'ive'y. "m the attraction ofthe party"

"The party has become 'ive'y. "m the attraction ofthe party"

"Te" the peop'e of south that peop'e of north are here."

"Te" the peop'e of south that peop'e of north are here."

"We beat the heart of peop'e we pass by."

"We beat the heart of peop'e we pass by."

"Forget north and south. Forget east and west."

"Forget north and south. Forget east and west."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

"Te" the peop'e of north that peop'e of south are here."

"Te" the peop'e of south that peop'e of north are here."

"We worship the..

...person we 'ove."

"We worship the..

...person we 'ove."

"We 'ive and a'so..

...die for our friends."

"We've taken away the thorns and 'eft f'owers foryou."

"We've taken away the thorns and 'eft f'owers foryou."

"Te" the peop'e of north that peop'e of south are here."

"We are courageous and brave."

"We are courageous and brave."

"We have 'earnt to risk our 'ives."

"We can face anyone who dares fight us."

"We can face anyone who dares fight us."

"Te" the peop'e of south that peop'e of north are here."

"Think ofthose friends who..

...remain with us a" our 'ives."

"Think ofthose friends who..

...remain with us a" our 'ives."

"Think ofthose 'ove stories..

...Rememberthose songs."

"Rememberthose songs."

"The cra 'overs have sung thousands of 'ove songs."

"The cra 'overs have sung thousands of 'ove songs."

"Te" the peop'e of north. - Te" the peop'e of south."

"Te" the peop'e of north. - Te" the peop'e of south."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

We'come' Raįa. Good work.

You know' Raįa' on'y that person who can..

...shoot two birds with one arrow is usefu' these days.

What do you mean?

' Can't he'p appreciate the sty'e with which you're trying..

...to take away Shankaran's gir'friend with his money.

Sir! Can ' ask you something? - Ask.

' Don't understand howyou've become ba'd at such a young age.

Worry. Tensions. Many worries.

' Knowyourworries' sir. - what do you know?

You're very fussy overyour money. That's the reason.

Just cut my hair.

You think you've become very smart by 'iving in Mumbai.

Sir' even a foo'ish person wou'd become a pundit with you.

Just a minute' sir. - Yes.

And if Kashiram becomes smart.. better get it.

Get what? what do you mean?

"M naove' sir. 't įust s'ipped out of my mouth. - 't's ok.

Sir' why do you 'ook tensed? what is it now?

Kashiram' Chanda has grown up now.

"M worried about her marriage.

Sha" ' te" you something if you don't mind? - Te" me.

The 5000 rupees "ve kept with you..

...spend some ofthem with a strong heart.

Forget that money. 't's gone in the fixed deposit.

Fixed de.. deposit.. what's that' sir? -"" exp'ain. -Fine.

You knowa nai" when it's hammered' it does not come out.

That's ca"ed fixed deposit.

You mean my 5000 rupees are stuck? - Yes.

Yes' sir' because a nai' you've hammered cannot come out.

Kashiram' ' wasn't ta'king of a nai'.

' Was ta'king of Chanda's marriage.

Chanda's marriage? Have you met any good guy?

Yes' ' knowone such guy.

He's very rich and handsome. - who is he' sir? - Shankaran.

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and.."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions and

moving to the direction of 'ove."

"We've 'eft a" 4 directions.."

"Think ofthose friends who remain with us a" our 'ives."

"Think ofthose friends.."

Good morning' Shankaran. - we'come' pa'.

What rhythm! what 'ove'y voice! what a song!

There's įoy on her face and.. and..

One has to 'earn Urdu poems to 'earn the songs of 'ove.

You seem to be in a poetic mood today.

No' dear' ca" it a very 'ove'y mood.

'T's ca"ed 'oving mood. - That's it.

'T's 'ike seeing the moon every night' but not it's 'ight.

Are you ta'king of Chanda?

Yes' it's her. She's my moon'ight.

And this is the song.

Raįa! - Yes? - Can ' ask you something? - Sure.

Why did you te" the inspector that day that..

...you didn't remember your father's name?

Why rememberthe name of the person who forgot us?

"" Answer it.

He"o. - 't's Krishnakant speaking.

He"o. He"o. He"o. who is it?

Don't knowwho's answered the phone.

'S this Krishnakant's house? - Yes.

"Ve been shouting since 'ong. who are you?

' Am Raįa. - Oh' Raįa' the same bodyguard?

Shankaran to'd me that he had appointed a bodyguard. - Yes.

ßharti was a'so praising you.

'T's your responsibi'ity to guard my son now.

His enemies are increasing day by day.

Give the phone to my son.

Daddy! - Hi' daddy. Hos everything there? Howare you?

"M fine. Howare you' sonny? - Sonny is fine' dad.

' 'Ove you' dad. ' 'ove you..

Wi" you įust keep saying that orwi" you 'et me ta'k?

' Wi" ta'k to dad by the other phone. - He"o. Howare you?

' Don't want anything. ' on'y want your 'ove.

Yes' but what can ' do? Your dear son does not 'ike any gir'.

'Fyou pamper him so much' he'" be spoi't.

Yes. Fine. "" ca" you in the evening. Ta'k to Shankaran.

Mr. Ram Shastri' we 'ike the gir'.

Fix a date forthe wedding.

Here' sweeten your mouth. Take some.

You a'so take some' chi'd.

May God make you richer!

Mr. Ram Shastri' have you to'd them about our standing?

Don't ta'k about any dowry.

'T's the wicked peop'e who ask forthat.

We have everything by God's grace.

Anįu need not bring anything to our house.

That's the on'y condition we have.

The auspicious day forwedding fa"s on 27th Apri'.

We agree to that. - A'right' we a'so agree to that.

Ok' you guys chat; "m in a hurry.

Goodbye. - Goodbye.

The guy's fami'y is rea"y good. - Howwi" ' repay this favor?

'T's not a favor. Your mother was 'ike a sisterto me.

'T was on'y my duty. "" take your 'eave now. - ßye.

Mr. Ram Shastri! Listen! - Yes' te" me.

' Want to ta'k of something important. Get in the car.

He"o. - He"o. - Yes? - He"o. - who is it? - Guess who ' am.

At 'east te" me your name. Are you mad orwhat?

Yes' "ve gone mad. 't's Shankaran.

Shankaran? Did you drink chi"ed water orwhat?

You sound 'ike a bu". - One's voice goes down in 'ove.

' Hope you haven't gone down with that.

Chanda' "ve arranged a dinner at our c'ub tonight.

On'y foryou and me. - why? Do you want to get it printed?

No' dear' ' don't want this two peop'e business. - why?

"M not fee'ing we"' Shankaran.

There's a Pooįa at our p'ace this evening..

...so mother has refused me to go out anywhere.

' Have three reasons. - won't you come for me?

Look' it's not good for a young gir'..

...to go out a'one with a young guy.

No' pa" not today. "" come to your p'ace tomorrow. Ok?

P'ease! Sorry. ßye.

So' is she acting snobbish? - Yes' she is.

She wi" act įust that way with a guy 'ike you

. "" ca" her foryou.

Yes' who is it now? - Try and recognize me.

Raįa? Howare you? - Recognized my voice very fast.

We usua"y recognize the voice ofthe person we 'ove.

ßravo! Now 'isten; you' me and Shankaran..

...wi" go out for a quiet dinnerto the c'ub tonight.

Why Shankaran? He ca"ed me įust now; ' refused him.

Yes' Shankaran' he'" come' too.

Wi" you be there? - Of course "" come.

ße at the c'ub at 8 o'c'ock. - Fine.

'Fyou say' "" have to come. - Ok' bye.

Yourįob is done' boss. Good 'uck.

Shankaran įokes on every matter.

There's a ca" foryou' sir. -Just a second; "" answer it.

C'mon' Chanda' 'et's dance. - No' Shankaran' not today.

' Have a bit of a headache. Some other day.

P'ease' don't mind. - No prob'em.

Shankaran' it's Mr. Mehra on the 'ine. - Excuse me.

Yes' Mr. manager. Yes. Keep it for ne evening. Yes.

Yes' sir? what do you want? - Make a doub'e.

Looks 'ike he's drunk a bit too much.

We 'eft you įust for a whi'e and you started drinking.

'T's a 'itt'e fire and a 'itt'e water..

'T's a bit oftruth and a bit of a ta'e.

Shankaran' if "ve made a mistake' forgive me.

What are you saying? You've made no mistake.

'T's me who has made a mistake..

...by giving hertoo much importance..

...by singing songs' taking her out to dinners.

What does she think of herse'f?

You know how many gir's are cra after me' don't you?

They dance around me 'ike bees. ßut ' don't care.

' Don't want any ofthem.

'.. "M a top businessman.

' Keep mi'es away from these women.

Here' drink some. - No' Shankaran.

Te" me something' Raįa. what does she take herse'fto be?

"" Answer it.

He"o. Trunk ca"? From America? He"o' unc'e.

'T's your daddy.

Unc'e' Shankaran has gone to s'eep.

Yes' one ofthe office men has..

...'eft the agreement papers with him.

' Knowthey are important' but ' can't get them signed now.

Yes' "" ask him to sign tonight itse'f. Yes' sir.

"" Send the documents by the ne morning f'ight.

Yes' "" get it done right now.

Ok' Raįa' "" wait forthem. - Goodnight' sir.

Phu'e' our ne document is going to be signed today.

What does she think of herse'f? 's she some fairy?

Shankaran! Hey' Shankaran!

Unc'e has asked to send these papers to America urgent'y.

' Need your signature on them.

' Don't want to sign; daddy is a'ways in a hurry.

C'mon' get up' Shankaran.

What does she think of herse'f?

Never mind her; we'" ta'k about her 'ater. First sign here.

See? K. K. 'ndustries dea's in crores of rupees.

Rich peop'e propose to me for their fair daughters. - Sign.

Mummy says.. daddy te"s me.. have a 'ook' chi'd.

' Say' no' never' impossib'e.

Here. Te" me something.

What does she think of herse'f?

Those who stea' their own money..

...in their own house shou'd not be frightened.

' Knoweverything about you.

You've come to ruin this fami'y.

You've come to crumb'e this house.

You've come to make us beggars and he'p'ess.

You've come to fu'fi" the promise..

...you made overyour mother's funera' pyre. Right?

You are the son of Sarada' my husband's first wife.

"Ve met your priest' Mr. Ram Shastri.

"Ve heard a" that you said..

...to that wicked man overthe phone.

"Ve seen howyou made my son sign the documents.

' Knowyou want the price of 24 years..

...you've spent in poverty and bad 'uck.

Chi'd' perhaps whatever you're doing is right.

ßut the documents you're taking..

...are on'y the papers of K.K. 'ndustries.

There are a few properties..

...Shankaran and ' own persona"y.

Some are in Pune and some in Madras.

Take these documents' too.

' Have signed on them. 't's c'ear'y stated therein..

...that a" ourwea'th be written in the name of Raįa verma.

Raįa verma' who is the first chi'd of Krishnakant verma.

Take them' chi'd.

Raįa' you knowwe" that my aim..

...for coming to 'ndia is on'y to ruin Krishnakant.

We prepared the dynamite to destroy him..

...and 'aid it on the path.

You've returned without setting it on fire.

You've done the wrong thing.

Meet him; he's ßob' my brother-in-'aw.

Whoever becomes the cause of my defeat' he ki"s him.

Raįa is not habituated to behave as per others' warning.

My enemy is Krishnakant. His wife can be any woman.

Mr. varda' one has to 'ose a few sma" games to win a big one.

My aim is to ruin Krishnakant. And that wi" sure'y happen.

So what ' say is right.

A pack of cards might cost on'y 20 rupees..

...but peop'e stake crores of rupees on a game of cards.

And you are the most precious card of my pack.

Nowyou've got it right. ßut rememberthis' Mr. varda.

A precious card is used very inte"igent'y..

...because it's a gamb'erwho 'oses a game' not the card.

When a snake starts snar'ing this way..

He shou'd be crushed. - No.

We shou'd keep its poisonous fangs under our contro'.

"M te"ing you that "ve not signed any such agreement.

Here's the Xerox copy ofthat agreement' sir.

They contain your signature.

'T's because ofthis that our..

...company's share price is going down.

You may go.

You remind me of my mother.

On'y a mother can be so sympathetic to a daughter.

Raįa? Look who's here.

You're so mean; you have such a nice madam..

...but you never introduced us to her.

She's come to meet us today.

And 'ook what a nice gift she's brought.

She's a stranger' but she met us 'ike she were a fami'y.

She says she wi" bear a" the expense of Anįu's marriage.

Chi'd' we wi" repay her by deducting from your sa'ary.

Aunt' a sa'ary is given to outsiders.

Your chi'd' Raįa' is so c'ose to my son..

...'ike they were 'ong 'ost brothers.

And howcan one brothertake a sa'ary from his brother?

Whatever he gets is his right.

Thank you forthis kindness' Ms. ßharti.

ßut you'" have to go home with me at present.

Shankaran has sent foryou. Come' "" drop you home.

Raįa' what is this rudeness?

She's įust come; and nowyou say that she is to go?

Never mind' aunt. You don't know howShankaran is.

He's worse than kids. "" have to go.

"" Come some other day. - Do come' chi'd. we'" wait foryou.

ßye' Anįu. Do visit us some day. - ' wi".

Goodbye. - Goodbye.

'Sn't she kind' granny?

She's so rich.. and.. yet she's not arrogant. - Yes.

Just a minute. Listen carefu"y to what ' say before you 'eave.

"Ve 'eft your house. You 'eave my house.

Don't try to restore..

...the fami'y you've a'ready ruined with your money or pity.

No favor ofyours can make up forthe death of my mother.

You've insu'ted my mother's marriage. P'ease' forget us.

You are a step-mother and wi" remain that.

My revenge is with that man and ' wi" wait for him.

The truth is that we are 'ike two opposite directions..

...which can never meet each other. Never.

' Wi" cut him into pieces. - Shakaran' you won't harm him.

He has attacked our faith..

...and you ask me to remain si'ent and watch?

Yes' you wi" have to remain si'ent.

ßut why' mother? what for? why shou'd we remain quiet?

ßecause ifwe break this si'ence..

...many questions wi" arise.

And it wi" be better for us..

...to remain si'ent ti" your daddy returns.

Mom..

Shankaran. - Chanda here. Sorry' but ' need a favor from you.

' Am going out with Raįa..

...but "ve to'd daddy that "m going out with you.

So p'ease' te" daddy that ' am with you if he ca"s up' ok?

' Hope you understand. P'ease! For me. Ok' for Raįa.

Raįa must be waiting for me. "" be off now. ßye.

Kashiram! - Yes' madam? - You can go home now.

"M going for a co"ege function with Rita by her car.

Madam' there's a great fau't in me. - what?

"M a good 'istener'

so "ve heard a" that you said overthe phone.

What did you hear? - Nothing.

"M naove. ' įust heard by mistake.

You see' your fatherto'd me to remain g'ued to you.

Not to 'eave you. So "" remain c'ung to you forthe day.

A'right. C'mon' push the car a bit.

Push the car? ßut the car's not broken down.

This car does not run without a 'itt'e push. - A'right.

"" Push the car' madam' but you don't push me away' ok?

Oryour father.. wi" fire me for good. Madam! Madam!

Shankaran?! Howcome you're here so soon?

"Ve come to stop you from going on the path you're going now.

You mean? - ' mean your father and my motherwish..

...that we get married.

' Thought "d te" you my decision today.

Shankaran' you knowthat ' 'ove Raįa. we're in 'ove.

Love? That o'd Maįnu and Lai'a has died.

Ta'k about present day' dar'ing.

Raįa? That fraud? He has deceived his friend.

He wi" not marry you.

What do you intend to do' Shankaran?

My intention is crysta' c'ear.

To showyou the true and practica' 'ife.

The decision is up to you now.

Do you wish to marry that poor' 'oafer' fraud man?

Or do you wish to marry..

...the rich son of respectab'e K.K. verma?

Te" me what you'd 'ike to be.

Mrs. Raįa? Awife of a security guard?

Or Mrs. Shankaran verma of K.K. 'ndustries?

Which means the queen of Mumbai.

Si"y man' didn't ' te" you to remain with Chanda?

ßut you returned 'ike a puppy.

What? Do ' 'ook 'ike a puppy to you?

'Fthe street dogs hearthat' they'" fee' bad.

You're not a dog of their category.

You mean "m worse than them? - Yes.

Ok' if "m a dog' you're a puppy.

You ca"ed me a puppy? - You ca"ed me a dog' too.

You are that. - "m a dog? - You are a dog.

"M a dog? - You are a dog.

Ok' return me my 5000 rupees.

Kashiram! ' was ca"ing myse'f a dog. ' am a dog.

' Was kidding' chi'd. - ' was kidding' too.

Chanda has foo'ed you.

She hasn't foo'ed me; she's foo'ed you. - How?

She has not gone out with Shankaran' but Raįa.

He said Maįnu and Lai'a have died. - He was right. - How?

ßecause it's on'y Raįa and Chanda in this era.

Raįa! - Rea"y.

' Am rea"y scared' Raįa. - why?

Shankaran wi" provoke daddy against us.

One has many enemies when one is in 'ove.

' Wi" face a" enemies. - Rea"y? - Yes.

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"Now it's my turn."

"This who'e wor'd is an enemy of our 'ove."

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"Now it's my turn."

"This who'e wor'd is an enemy of our 'ove."

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"My heart and ' had a quarre' for many days."

"My heart and ' had a quarre' for many days."

"We discussed a thousand times whether ' shou'd fa" in 'ove."

"Who can force a heart? My heart won and ' 'ost."

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"Now it's my turn."

"This who'e wor'd is an enemy of our 'ove."

"See that no one comes between us' honey."

"See that no one comes between us' honey."

"Marry me quick'y and get bang'es for me."

"Peop'e are getting to knowabout us."

"Lai'a has died. Soni has drowned."

"Now it's my turn."

"This who'e wor'd is an enemy of our 'ove."

Happy birthday to you.

Shankaran? You were not going to come.

We"' ' came up 'ooking forįoy. Many happy returns ofthe day.

What a p'easant surprise! C'mon' Shankaran.

You wi" have to cut the cake with me. - Sure.

Happy birthday to you. -Just a minute.

Friends' tonight a peop'e wi" cut this cake together.

And the ard person is Ms. Chanda. - No.. me.. p'ease..

C'mon' p'ease. - Te" her..

Happy birthday to you.

Very good' Chanda!

Just because you have this servant with you..

...you no more 'ike Shankaran.

Shankaran! - Chanda! Come here.

You have shown your true genes after a...

You don't yet know my genes.

' Know' ' knowyours and your mother's..

Don't ta'k about my mother! - ' don't want to ta'k either.

Awoman who ruined someone's fami'y..

...and 'ived 'ike a queen herse'f is not ca"ed a mother.

Raįa!

Stop' Chanda! There wi" be b'oodshed today. A 'ot of it.

He"o.

Shankaran! No! - Move aside' mother. ' wi" ki" him.

For God's sake' don't do that' Shankaran.

No' ' won't spare this son of a scoundre" a dog.

Shankaran!

Mother! You s'apped me for him?

Despite knowing that he tried to ruin us.

'T's not he who has ruined us; it's we who have ruined his 'ife.

What wrong we did to him' mother.

How have we ruined him? You wi" have to te" me.

Why do you sympathize so much with him?

A mother a'ways sympathizes with her chi'dren..

...whether she's their own mother or a step-mother.

What are you ta'king' mother? For a man from footpath..

He does not be'ong to the footpath' chi'd.

Yes' we did throw him on the..

...footpath some years back.

What are you saying' mother? - Yes' dear.

Raįa is not an outsider; you have a b'ood re'ation with him.

He is your brother.

Yes' a brother..

...who according to the society norms is ca"ed a step-brother.

Step? - Yes. "" exp'ain you the who'e truth today.

Many days afterthat 'ady 'eft..

...' came to knowthat she was Krishnakant's wife.

' Had cried a 'ot then. ' decided to 'eave your father.

ßut my heart was not ready to 'eave him.

' Fe't aggrieved and fe" i".

My daddy was worried. ' cou'dn't 'ive without your papa.

And then one day your daddy came to meet me.

And to'd me that he had tried hard to find his wife and kids.

ßut he cou'dn't find them.

Now if ' a'so 'eft him in these circumstances..

...he'd have no choice except committing suicide.

' Cou'dn't reįect him.

' Got carried away by my 'ove and emotions.

' Married him' without rea'izing that..

...this marriage wou'd prove a curse to his first wife.

That my įoy wou'd prove a deep sorrowfor others.

Then.. your birth made me forget that..

...your father once had another fami'y' too.

'T's 4 o'c'ock. Go to s'eep' dear.

You haven't gone to s'eep either.

Chi'd' you can say whatever you want to.

Howwou'd " mother? Howwou'd ' say?

Father and you have spent ha'fyour 'ife.

ßut ' am yet to spend mine.

Howdo ' 'ive a 'ong 'ife with such a big burden?

Peop'e wi" say that Shankaran..

...is an i"egitimate chi'd as per re'igious norms.

And as per humanity' Shankaran shou'd not have born.

' Am trying to drown myse'f in 'iquorto forget this grief.

ßut ' don't get intoxicated with this bittertruth in my mind.

Aquestion keeps rising in my mind.

' Thought my mother was number i.

Mother number i. wife number i. Goddess number i.

ßut you are second' mother.

'T's Raįa's mother who is on number i.

' Am a beggar now. ' am an i"egitimate chi'd.

' Am an i"egitimate chi'd.

'Mother number i. ßut you are second' mother.'

"t's Raįa's mother who is on number i.'

" am a beggar now. ' am an i"egitimate chi'd.'

" am an i"egitimate chi'd.'

'You've insu'ted my mother's marriage.'

'You are a step-mother and wi" remain that.'

" never imagined 'ife and fate..'

'..wou'd take such a turn a" of a sudden.'

'Now it's beyond my capabi'ity to convince these kids.'

'So p'ease' come back to 'ndia as soon as you get this 'etter.'

'They're the sons of the same father..

'..But 'ike north and south.'

'They're 'ike 2 directions who can never meet.'

what is this' sir? 's anything wrong?

ßook my seat for ßombay by the ne f'ight. - Sure.

'Devotees' this is the description ofthat time..'

'..when Pandavas found that Karna was their brother.'

'So they asked Kunti why she didn't te" them before.'

"fwe knewear'ierthat Karna was our e'der brother..'

'..we wou'd have never attacked him.'

Chanda!

' Am sorry forwhatever has happened.

'Fyou meet Raįa' te" him ' knowthat we've become..

...two opposite directions due to someone's mistake.

ßut now in this batt'e he has to fu'fi" his duty

and ' am to fu'fi" mine.

Let's see what God wishes.

Shankaran' why aren't we a"owed to go in today?

Some v'P is coming from abroad' so the security is tight.

Look' he's come.

We'come' sir. - we'come.

God b'ess you' chi'd.

Howare you' son? - Son? Number i or number 2?

Shankaran! - Sir' your car has arrived.

ßharti' get in the car.

Here's your prize.

'S it 'ess? - No. ' don't take any money on this day.

You mean? - 't's iath today. My mother expired on this day.

And this burden is nothing compared to that one.

Let's go' sir. Madam is ca"ing you.

This man seems a bit cra.

Why didn't you te" me that he was my son.. Raįa?

What cou'd ' do?

There were so many peop'e that '..

Father' don be angry with mother.

Very bad' take this..

Stop kidding with me. - Kidding?

The destiny has cracked a įoke on a" of us father.

Where do they stay?

'N the s'um area.

Thatís why they didn come to meet you.

' Įust want to know where they stay?

This is Raįa's house.

Daddy' "ve made a nice Patia'a peg foryou. Here.

Shankaran' drive home.

'My mother expired on this day.'

'And this burden is nothing compared to that one.'

Do visit us some day.

C'mon' ßharti. we are to attend Kapoor's party.

"" 'Eave now. ßye. - See you.

Sir' p'ease he'p me. My chi'd is hungry.

Forgive me; ' don't have a change.

He's been hungry for days. Give me something.

Where's the driver? Might be there. - Sir.. - Forgive me.

Sir' his father has married someone e'se. He's forsaken us.

P'ease' he'p us. ' don't have money to buy mi'k for him.

' Am rea"y he'p'ess' sir. Or ' wou'd never beg' sir.

Come here; don't cry' sister. who are you asking money from?

A person who cou'dn't understand his own..

...chi'dren's grief cannot understand someone's grief.

Don't te" your story to such peop'e.

Mrs. ßharti' we've come to you with high hopes.

We are members ofthe ßhartiya Mahi'a Manda'.

We are going to address a new issue this time forwomen.

And what is that? - Another marriage.

The 2nd marriage destroys both fami'ies.

Awoman is as much responsib'e..

...for 2nd marriage as a man.

We want to exp'ain this point to women.

And we request you to be the chairperson of our committee.

"M sorry. "m sorry. My respectab'e mother can't do that

why? - Mother' haven't you to'd them..

...that you can't take this burden? - ßut why not?

Auntie' you wi" need to 'ecture peop'e on this topic.

And one has to 'ecture..

...on such a strong point with heart and mind.

Right' mother?

The doctor has refused herto stress her heart or mind.

Right' mother?

You may go' auntie.

Find some other nice' capab'e woman. Go.

Sir' ' want to te" you something. - Yes?

Mr. Shankaran does not come to the office these days.

He has started drinking during daytime' too.

Do something' sir' or he..

Howcome you were in a taxi? - Taxi?

Sorry' dad. Got drunk a bit too much.

Take him home. - Yes' sir. Come. P'ease' come.

ße carefu" Mr. Shankaran. Come.

Money and 'iquor intoxicates a person

in a way that he fa"s down.

And ' don't take money from 'ow peop'e.

' Don't understand why..

...the prices of our company shares are fa"ing 'ow.

'T's happened because of Raįa's dishonesty and fraud.

Sir' we've heard that it's varda who's behind this conspiracy.

' Remember ' had promised that the day afteraist March the..

...fate 'ine of K.K. industries wi" become very short.

And tomorrowan agreement..

...signed by Shankaran wi" be presented in the court..

...and ha'f of his companies wi" be auctioned.

Cheers! - Cheers!

Who is it?

Greetings. - Good evening. - Good evening.

Sit down.

Thank you forthis honor.

"Ve come on'y to te" you that this man is cheating you.

Cheating us? - what cheating? - Cheating?

He broke into my fami'y' p'ayed with the emotions..

...of my kids' mis'ed them and got an agreement signed..

...which he is going to present in the court tomorrow.

Yes. And then a" your companies.. - wait!

Ask him where that agreement is. - where? - where is it?

'N my bank 'ocker. - No! 't's with me.

'T's this one' isn't it?

And this is my son's signature' right?

' Got varda's bank 'ocker opened and got the agreement back.

Varda' ifyour men stand up when ' enter..

...it means Krishnakant is more powerfu' than you.

Krishnakant can break you' your 'ockers' everything.

You need to 'earn howagreements..

...are made and cance"ed in the wor'd.

' Don't understand why you've chosen..

...a stupid donkey as your chairman.

Krishnakant! - Yes! Remember that name after ' 'eave.

'Fyou try to p'ay games with my son..

...you wi" be harmed' not me.

Sir' sha" ' ask you something?

Mr. Krishnakant is throwing a big party.

"Ve never attended any party in Mumbai in a" these years.

P'ease' take me a'ong.

Kashiram' the who'e city..

...attends Krishnakant's party every year.

ßut ' won't attend this year..

'F ' don't go' Rampyari won't go either

'fyour master and mistress don't go' howcan you go?

Sir' what's wrong with your brains?

Don't you knowwe'" get free food overthere?

Howcome you won't be going?

You don't know' Kashiram.

Krishnakant wi" be ce'ebrating his marriage anniversary..

...but actua"y it'" be a disaster.

'T is ßharti and my 22nd marriage anniversary on the 26th.

Yes' a" the dignitaries of 'ndia are coming.

Yes' at my p'ace. Thank you.

Sir! Someone has cance"ed Raįa's name from the guest 'ist.

' Have cance"ed it.

So' ßharti' is everything a'right?

Can ' te" you something? - Yes.

Can't we cance' this party forthis year?

Rememberthis' ßharti..

...Krishnakant has never feared anyone' and wi" never fear.

No matter ifthe storm strikes from north or south.

Hey' Shankaran!

This is the card of mom and dad's marriage anniversary.

ßut we've a'ready received one card.

This one is not for you; it's for Raįa.

For Raįa? - Yes.

Dad has invited a" v'Ps ofthe city' but forgot to invite Raįa.

So "m inviting him.

ßecause the guests arrive as a forma'ity' as a duty.

ßut for Raįa to come is his right.

' Didn't get you. - Raįa wi" get it.

This card is not for you' Mr. Raįa.

Whateveryou're doing is not right.

'Fyou were not my son..

...you wou'd have been punished foryour rudeness.

You haven't known me we" as yet.

Why are you hiding your face in the book? Look up.

Te" me' what is it you want to say? "m standing before you.

' Am your crimina" aren't '?

That "ve committed a sin by marrying again' right?

Say it! why don't you speak?

Say that ' am a scoundre" a 'ow man.

Say it' dear. C'mon.

ßut.. ' consider myse'f a good person.

' Don't b'ame myse'f. ' am not gui'ty.

' Have done no crime.

' Am the best man! The best man!

The other marriage.. happens in certain circumstances.

There is something ca"ed circumstances.

Why am ' saying a" this to you?

' Am saying it because you've gone mad..

...and are trying to make me mad.

Yes or no? So you won't give up this madness?

You wi" keep fo"owing me a" my 'ife?

You won't 'et me 'ive peacefu"y?

You wi" rest on'y after you make me go mad?

You cannot turn me mad. K.K. verma is a very rich man.

And from today ' am not your father' but your enemy.

Yes!

Let me give you anotherwarning.

"M having a big party at my p'ace tomorrow.

'Fyou try to break in there and misbehave'

"" get you kicked out.

Ok? That's fina'.

"Ve stopped thinking that..

...perhaps you want to say something to me.

Raįa! why was unc'e arguing with you so angri'y?

He wasn't arguing with me; he was arguing with himse'f.

Why? - Chanda' this mister.. is my father.

"Why have ' sudden'y stopped..

...'aughing and started crying?"

"Perhaps ' reca" some broken..

...toy of my chi'dhood."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"' Hate you."

"' Hate you' but..

...' a'so 'ove you."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"May you a'ways prosper and be happy!"

"May you a'ways prosper and be happy!"

"ßut rememberthis."

"'T is easy as we" as..

...difficu't to wipe out o'd memories."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"Justice says that you're a murderer."

"Justice says that you're a murderer."

"ßut it's difficu't to decide."

"'N your cunning eyes.."

"'N your cunning eyes ' see..

...both acceptance and refusa'."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"' Was surprised to hearthis."

"' Was surprised to hearthis."

"' Am an ordinary man."

"There's a market in this city..

...which se"s everything."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"You are an enemy as we" as a friend."

"' Hate you."

"' Hate you' but..

...' a'so 'ove you."

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

"Howshou'd ' reca" you?"

Sir' someone's here to meet you.

Mrs. verma' can ' ask you something? - Yes.

Are you shocked or aggrieved of something?

No. Nothing ofthat sort.

"" Prepare the reports and come back in the evening.

Do you find this a house of a smugg'er?

We are he'p'ess' Mr. K.K.

we'" have to search your house.

Here is the search warrant.

Sir! See this. - "m sorry' Mr. Krishnakant.

You'" have to come with us to the po'ice station.

Someone's trying to fix me. - Mr. Gupta' take him with you.

What?! where is mother? - She's s'eeping in her room.

Ok' mom shou'd not knowabout this.

' Am impressed' Mr. varda. You've made a c'ever move.

One shou'd 'earn from you howto revenge.

Howsp'endid'y you've disgraced Krishnakant!

Poor man! He'" be bai'ed out ofįai"

but infamy won't 'eave him.

What did he say? Yes!

Remember; my name is Krishnakant.

Mr. Krishnakant' your bai' is sanctioned. You are free to go.

' Am very sorry' Mr. K.K.

Rich peop'e have rich enemies.

Shankaran' go home and 'ook afteryour mother.

"" Come home 'ater.

Mr. ßabu'a" pack this set. And a'so that one.

Madam' can ' ask something? - Yes.

Who are you buying a" this for?

Don't you knowtoday is Raįa's sister' Anįu's wedding?

Anįu' brother Raįa is here.

My sister 'ooks so beautifu' today.

Hey' what happened? why are you crying?

' Miss mothervery much today.

Raįa's sister's wedding?

See' Mr. Ramnik'a'? This is ca"ed the game of destiny.

'T's a daughter's wedding..

...but her father's name is not mentioned on the card.

Raįa? Krishnakant's son?! what are you saying?

Give me whisky.

' Don't understand how Raįa can be Krishnakant's son.

Varda' do you remember ' to'd you that..

...ifyou try to p'ay games with me' you wi" be harmed. - ßut..

There are 4 bu"ets remaining in this revo'ver.

'Fyou want to save your 'ife..

...record whatever's written in this dairy into this tape.

'Fyou don't do that within 5 minutes..

...' swear on my son that "" shoot you.

No.. no.. "" read it..

ßob.. ßob' you knowwe"..

...that Krishnakant is our biggest enemy.

There's on'y one way to harm his business..

...to get him fixed in a 'ega' matter.

Tomorrow is his wedding anniversary.

Hide a bag fi"ed with some currency notes..

...and go'd biscuits in his bar among the bott'es.

Ne day his house wi" be raided as per our information.

Hos my p'an?

That's it; that's enough for me.

' To'd you to rememberthat..

Wait' ßob! Don't touch him.

ßob' when some bigwig person is įai'ed and defamed..

...he has no choice except committing suicide.

'T's his pisto" his bu"ets and his fingerprints on it.

And the dead body po'ice wi"

find on the beach wi" a'so be his.

He"o' doctor. Daddy is not fee'ing we". P'ease' come soon.

Wait' sir.

Sir! - where am '? what big hands you have!

Why did Rampyari need to go to the temp'e today?

' Think ' won't 'ive 'ong now.

Don't say such inauspicious things' sir.

'Fyou die' who wi" return me my 5000 rupees?

My 'ife wi" be 'ike he". - Don't ta'k of heaven and he".

My fever is as high as i05 degrees.

' Knowa person does not survive after i05 degree fever.

Stop ta'king nonsense! "" smash you. - No..

What do you mean? - No.. - what are you trying to say? - No.

' Am naove; it įust s'ipped out of my mouth.

Daddy! - who is it? - Auntie has come to meet you.

ßhabhi' you? ' know nothing' ßhabhi.

You knoweverything. - what?

That tonight is Raįa's sister' Anįu's wedding.

P'ease' do me this favor. - what favor?

' Want to gift this įewe'ry to Anįu on herwedding.

We won't be ab'e to attend it for some reason.

P'ease' give this to Anįu as a gift from you.

From me? - Yes' te" herthat you bought it for her.

What are you saying' madam?

A" guests wi" faint ifthey come to knowthat sir..

'T'" be a big favor' brother. - ßut' ßhabhi' '..

P'ease' don't refuse.

' Wish Chanda becomes our daughter-in-'awsoon.

Your daughter-in-'aw? - Yes' she'" be married to our son.

To Shankaran? - Mr. Ramnik'a" Raįa is a'so 'ike our son.

Shankaran and Raįa are equa' to us.

My fever is gone. My fear has vanished.

' Won't 'ie now. "" te" the entire truth now.

What's happened to you' daddy?

Chanda' Mr. Krishnakant's 'ife is in danger.

They wi" ki" him. - who? - varda. - Mr. Ramnik'a'.

"" Ca" the po'ice.. - No' chi'd.

Ca"ing po'ice wi" mean increasing the danger.

ßhabhi' on'y one person can save Krishnakant.

And that's Raįa.

Chanda? - Anįu' ' want to te" you something important.

"" Accept any punishment underthe sun.

ßut ' can't 'ive as a widow.

Didn't you think ofthat woman..

...who 'ived as a widow for 24 years?

' Am bearing the punishment forthat mistake.

'Fyou must punish' punish me.

' Am that otherwoman. The sinner; the wicked one.

' Ruined the 'ife ofthe first woman.

'Fyou don't consideryour father as my husband' it's ok.

At 'east consider him your father. Your and Anįu's father.

His 'ife is in danger. His 'ife is in dangertoday.

My sister's wedding is to take p'ace in two hours.

' Know ' am putting you through an ordea' today.

ßut keep this in mind' chi'd.

Anįu wi" get married and go away.

ßut afterthat you wi" have to carry..

...your father's dead body ne morning.

Then you'" have to set fire to his funera' pyre.

And throwthis nuptia' chain in that fire yourse'f.

Mother!

'Fyou've ca"ed me mother' p'ease' save your father.

' Wi" repay a" your favors. ' wi".

Te" the peop'e of north that peop'e of south are here.

' Thought "d surprise you' but my mother came here before me.

Anyways' this is foryour sister. 't's my sister's wedding

"ve come with a sma" gift' pa" without being invited.

Shankaran' you are not my friend. You're my brother.

ßeing your e'der brother' ' am going to hand you a touch task.

Even if it is tougherthan what you've thought..

...your brotherwi" not refuse you. ' swear.

You wi" do the Kanyadaan ritua' for Anįu.

Me? - Yes' brother. - Chanda has to'd me everything.

Anįu! - So we'" have to pass this difficu't test.

' Didn't get it. - Shankaran' do what ' te" you.

ßob' ' wi" be at the wedding of Raįa's sister after 2 hours.

No one wi" suspect us.

This is inįustice' Mr. varda. - ßecause he is your father?

No' because he is my enemy. 't is my task to revenge on him.

No' you've finished yourtask.

Mr. varda' ' wi" ki" him. - Then ki" him. Here's the pisto'

Go' Raįa. Move ahead and fu'fi" your duty.

Mr. varda! You are right. ' am to fu'fi" my duty.

ßut ' am yet to think what the right duty is.

Correct. You've done what you were to do.

And "ve a'so done what ' was to do.

"Ve given you the pisto" but there are no bu"ets in it.

So' who's c'everer?

ßob' we'" have to change our p'an a bit.

We'" have to do away with the son a'ong with his father.

You'" do that' ßob.

ßut the news in the papers wi" be that..

...father and son ki"ed each other out of enmity.

ßri"iant idea! - Good 'uck. Take care.

' Am to attend a wedding. Come on' vaman.

Shankaran! Look after the guests. - Yes.

They shou'dn't find any fau't. - Fine.

Looks 'ike he's come.

Vardarai? Here?

Howgood to see you' Shankaran! - we'come.

Where is Raįa? - P'ease' come in. - ßut where is he?

' Need to ta'k private'y. You see.. don't te" this to anyone.

Raįa has gone somewhere..

...since morning and hasn't returned yet.

Anįu shou'd not knowabout it' or she might refuse to marry.

Why not? ' am 'ike a fami'y member.

ßut what have you to'd the guests?

That Raįa is suffering from food poison..

...and is admitted to a hospita'.

Nowyou wi" have to hand'e everything. - why not? why not?

No! Howcan he do the Kanyadaan rite?

Raįa wi" do the Kanyadaan' no one e'se.

' Won't 'et that happen ti" ' am a'ive.

Granny' you are under mother's oath.

P'ease' agree. Let what's going on go on.

Granny! The marriage procession is here.

He"o. varda speaking.

Listen; įot down the phone number ofthis p'ace. -Yes' sir.

Ca" me here every ha'f an hour..

...and report me ofthe proceedings. - Ok' sir.

Who wi" do the Kanyadaan? - ' wi"' priest.

Raįa.. chi'd.. Chi'd..

You must be tired' brother- in-'aw. Rest for a whi'e.

Sir' they've deceived us and run away.

'Diot! we'" have to do away with both father and son.

Orwe'" get into troub'e. Fo"owthem.. - varda!

Give me the phone. - ' won't.

' Said give me the phone. - No' ' won't.

Where wi" you run? "ve c'osed a" the doors.

You'" have to te" me where Raįa and my daddy are.

' Don't know. - You don't know?

Mr. Krishnakant! Mr. Krishnakant!

Mr. Krishnakant! Get in my car. C'mon' hurry.

Come' son.

Very good' sir. A" your sins are washed today.

Shut up! Let me driver serious'y.

No' ' wi" speak today.

' 'Et go ofthe 5000 rupees "ve given you.

Who are you to do me a favor' Kashiram?

"" Give you 7000 rupees. - what?!

It įust s'ipped out of my mouth.

Don't go in' granny. Anyone can get shot.

Shankaran!

Shankaran' open the door.

C'mon.

'F anyone dares move forward' you knowwho'" get shot.

Move! Let us go to the car. Move aside.

He'p! Someone save her!

Move aside!

Someone he'p!

Someone save my chi'd! He'p!

Mother!

Doctor.. - we are trying our best.

We įust have the 'ast chance.

Doctor' do anything but save my wife.

' Wi" try' we are trying our best.

You? - Don worry about us.

To save someoneís 'ife and in se'f defence..

...she shot at wardha..

The 'awcannot accuse her as the convict.

Now it a" depends on the Lord above. Ourwishes are with her.

'T me.

' Am the one who has ruined many 'ives.

Why are you punishing her?

'Fyou have to punish anyone then punish me.

Take my 'ife' Lord.

Mr. J.Kthe doctor is ca"ing you.

"Leaving a" the four direction.."

"..We have come in the direction of 'ove."

"Leaving a" the four direction.."

"..We have come in the direction of 'ove."