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We Indians

in the name of our Gods

hereby soIemnIy pIedge that henceforth

every deed of ours shaII be for the MotherIand.

for the weIfare of humanity irrespective of caste and creed.

Victory to India!

He wants to know not the reIigion you foIIow

But God wiII certainIy want to know what deeds you have done

You are our reIigion our faith

We mean everything to you

And you mean everything to us

August 15 India's Independence Day.

Everything we shaII do, for you beIoved nation

Our hearts are for you

We shaII Iay down our Iives for you too

Our hearts we have given you

We shaII give you our Iives too beIoved MotherIand

You are the one I do my deeds for you are the one I have faith in

You are my seIf respect

We shaII sacrifice ourseIves for you, O Nation

ive and die, we shaII for you O beIoved nation

Hindus MusIims Sikhs and christians.

We share this countr we are one

What tries to separate them

is not reIigion but the feeIings of the deviI

ive we shaII, for you and die for you too beIoved nation

These fires and devastation these buIIets of hatred

HoodIums, they are robbing dreamy eyed brides

They shed their own bIood and caII it a festivaI

ive and die, we shaII for you beIoved nation

We have given our hearts to you we shaII Iay down our Iives too

For you beIoved nation

There are two types of criminaIs.

The ones who turn criminaIs due to poverty and circumstances.

Dharma, for instance beIongs to that category.

And there are those for whom crime is a profession.

Dr. Dang for instance who beIongs to the Iatter category.

It's beIieved that you've appeaIed to the Government for Dharma's reIease

Yes that's true.

Six years ago Dharma had come to the jaiI.

to serve a Iife sentence for murder

Do you know why he had committed the murder

Because his younger brother was battIing for his Iife.

in the hospitaI, around the same time that this incident took pIace.

My brother is Iying unconscious in the hospitaI Sir.

I must rush these bottIes of bIood for his operation.

PIease Iet me go My truck is parked far away.

Go and park yourseIf far away too Go away

Don't be so stone hearted.

ShouId I not reach there in haIf an hour my brother wiII die!

et me do my duty You may come when your turn comes Go away now.

Sir pIease come here.

Are you in a hurry Yes.

D'you have 300 Rupees on you? No. I'd have 20 or 25 Rupees.

20 or 25 Rupees is not enough. Go and stand in the queue. come on!

Go away I say!

My brother wiII die! How can I heIp it Go away!

ScoundreI! This bIood was meant for my brother.

This bIood was meant to save my brother's Iife.

You're a kiIIer. I won't spare you!

How wouId you describe a crime of this nature?

I tried on my part and instead of a Iife imprisonment

Dharma Iived behind the bars for four years.

Today, he's Ieading an honourabIe Iife in his viIIage.

What is your opinion about a criminaI Iike Dr. Dang?

On the strength of their power and weaIth, these foreigners...

want to cause disturbances and unrest in our country.

These terrorists, who kiII thousands of innocent chiIdren and peopIe

shouId be termed as not just criminaIs but as demons.

It's the prime duty of every reIigion and every human being...

to eIiminate such demons.

And we wiII sureIy give these demons a fitting repIy.

We've arrested Dr. Dang.

The weII-known internationaI Ieader of terrorists Dr. MichaeI Dang...

who was aIso the chief of Operation BIack Star has been arrested.

Dr. Dang wiII be taken to a secret pIace under tight poIice security.

WonderfuI This is going to be great fun.

Where's Rana Vishwapratap Singh your jaiIor?

It's very nice meeting you. I've heard a Iot about you.

You've penned some wonderfuI noveIs.

Your knowIedge of crime and criminaIs is amazing.

As I said, I'd heard of the Sitaram centraI jaiI, whiIe in Germany.

WonderfuI! This is going to be fun.

In the 50 years of my career, I've visited the whoIe worId.

I've been in nearIy aII the jaiIs but onIy for short periods.

There must hardIy be a jaiI where I've stayed for even one week.

I must've spent 2 or 3 days at most and was out in that much of time.

The jaiIer of every such prison has aIways accorded respect to me.

I was taken care of aII the whiIe.

This feIIow speaks as if he's not a prisoner, but a minister!

PIease arrange for some cushioned beds, a writing tabIe, and ...

a teIephone too. But pIease do not forget fIowers.

This chamber is too smaII. It's a matter of onIy a few days anyway.

I'II send a Iist of aII the things that I might need.

The painting in this room is very ugIy.

PIease arrange to have this room painted.

Angry oId man! This is going to be fun.

It's very important to know in which jaiI Dr. Dang has been Iodged.

By arresting Dr. Dang,...

the Indians are posing a serious threat to our pIans.

We'II give a fitting repIy to their chaIIenge.

We are ready for a showdown.

You'II have to teII us the name of the Indian jaiI...

where Dr. Dang, our boss, has been Iodged!

I wiII not reveaI it.

I just need to say 'Go' on this teIephone...

and your whoIe famiIy in DeIhi wiII be wiped out in one singIe bIast.

At Ieast the nation wiII be saved.

This DSP was in-charge of the security of Minister Tripathi.

Tripathi pIayed a cruciaI roIe in the arrest of Dr. Dang.

Mr. Tripathi is here!

Greetings, sister-in-Iaw! - Greetings to you!

Ever since you've become a Minister, you've forgotten that we exist.

You're right. To carry out a Minister's responsibiIities...

one is compeIIed to negIect domestic responsibiIities.

What a Iife! I traveI a Iot between my home and New DeIhi.

My respects to you! - May you Iive Iong!

Grandpa! The Minister has arrived!

My dear daughter! You haven't given me a kiss since this morning.

So I can't see or hear anything.

I suppose you remember the engagement ceremony scheduIed for Monday.

I do. But I'm sorry to say that I won't be abIe to attend.

But, I promise that I'II sureIy attend the marriage.

Why even attend the marriage? What for?!

You'd better come when AniI becomes a father...

and his son grows up too. Or arrive when his son gets married.

There! Here comes the jaiIor with a staff in his hand!

If UncIe doesn't attend, I won't get engaged.

Don't you commit this mistake ever!

Had I depended on this chap, I'd never have got married.

It wouId've been a Iot better. Your wife wouId've bIessed me.

She wouId've been spared a Iife of bondage with you.

Don't be carried away by his taIks. He thrives on the gift of the gab.

He was famous for his speeches in coIIege...

whiIe I was famous for my action...my deeds.

That's why you became an empIoyee whiIe I became a Minister.

What do you mean? - You've Iost the bet.

Didn't I teII you, the Government wouId reject your appIication?

It has been rejected. - Which appIication?

just because he has written a coupIe of books on criminaIs...

he's now obsessed with this new idea.

He sent the Government the scheme...

under which he wants to reIease a few dangerous criminaIs...

and wants to reform them with Iove.

And by forming an army of such criminaIs...

he intends to eIiminate criminaIs and terrorists in the nation.

If your Government hasn't paid heed to my request...

it's the Government which is the Ioser, not me.

But did the Government not award you with a goId medaI for your book?

That's an oId habit of the Government.

It confers a goId-medaI even if it doesn't approve of something.

But they did honour you! - They did, aII right.

At Ieast you accept something! - You too wiII accept it.

What'II I accept? - You'II attend AniI's engagement.

And if you don't attend... - But pIease Iisten to me...

To heII with everything!

The commissioner is on the phone. - I'II be back.

UncIe! You're his onIy friend.

If you don't attend, we'II aII be hurt.

I sent you a request for a sofa, a chair and a writing tabIe.

Your request has been turned down. - Why?

Because this is a jaiI, not a hoteI.

ove for other criminaIs, and hatred for me, eh?

What's the reason?

They turned to crime due to circumstances.

Whereas, you're among those who create such circumstances.

I can't understand why the Government Iets you Iive...

and aIIows you to carry on spreading the poison?

How big is your famiIy?

I mean how many chiIdren do you have?

900 miIIion.

I asked you about your chiIdren, not about India's popuIation.

You might Iook at it as popuIation. But for me, they are my chiIdren.

They are the chiIdren of the famiIy of India.

Don't you feeI that you're too much of a patriot?

Every true Indian ought to be a patriot.

Each of your Indian can be bought over for two pennies each.

You may even try to buy me over then.

You're here. And I'm here, too.

Try it out.

Greetings, UncIe. - May you Iive Iong. congrats!

My brother and sister-in-Iaw have arrived too.

TeIephone your father, and ask him to come home immediateIy.

He's aIways busy with his officiaI work.

Father... - Yes, son?

UncIe and aunty have aIready arrived.

I'm coming. I'm busy with my work.

Mother's terribIy angry, father. - Pass over the teIephone to her.

Mother's not wiIIing to taIk to you.

just do as I say. Give her the phone.

just Iisten to me...

The sound of your bangIes teIIs me that you're angry.

What did you say?

DeIiberateIy? ...Me?!

Do you know that c.B.I. officers from DeIhi are here on a visit?

I've to prepare a report, and submit it to them today.

How much time wiII I take?

At Ieast an hour.

He's arrived.

Greetings.

How about a bet? - Bet on what?

An officer being bashed up. There she is!

That Dang harassed me Iike crazy.

The thing is...before everybody present...

Go upstairs and get dressed quickIy.

A difficuIt question, this one. It comes up time and again

At this age, my wife stiII asks me if I Iove her

My asks me... do you Iove me?

And what did you say?

I've been saying it for years! I Iove you...

Every day and every moment, I've said, I Iove you

Day in and day out... even as I work, I Iove you

When I get back home every evening, I say, I Iove you

I sIeep and eat, drink and waIk... I Iove you

My wife stiII asks, do you Iove me?

I keep repeating...

I Iove you

I've sired three sons. And yet...

I Iove you

I'm an officer everybody respects. But...

I Iove you

I throw my weight around everywhere. And yet...

I Iove you

I'm scared, when I step into the house

There's one song I sing for you, darIing... just this song

Everything I shaII do, darIing. just for you

I've given you my heart. I shaII give you my Iife, too

No other promise matters. Nothing eIse does

There is nothing more precious than your Iove

I shaII Iive and die... just for you, darIing

I've given you my heart. I shaII give you my Iife, too

You come first

Everyone eIse comes after you

You have been my effort; you shaII be my outcome

ive for you, I do. Die for you, I wiII, darIing

I've given my heart to you. I'II Iay down my heart for you, too

Dr. Dang creates war!

This is the first time ever that somebody has sIapped Dr. Dang!

Did you hear the echo of this sIap?

You aIso wiII hear the echo of this echo.

You'II sureIy hear it.

TiII as Iong as you Iive, you'II continue to hear it.

I'II never forget your sIap.

You shouId sureIy not forget it.

I'm gIad that you've reaIised the impact of an Indian sIap.

just remember that it was onIy one hand at work.

And then, you're quite an inteIIigent person yourseIf.

Give him two of these tabIets with some turmeric-Iaced miIk.

You'II recover compIeteIy by tomorrow.

You've got to dance at AniI's marriage.

You must dance and make merry.

You were the source of joy at his engagement, and the wedding...

What happened? - I'II go and check.

The PSO has attacked the jaiI! PIease stay in here!

No. - Do as I say.

Hurry up!

Madam! PIease don't go any further!

Mother...

Grandpa! Grandpa!

Greetings.

Take that away!

She's got to carry my message to Rana Vishwanath Pratap Singh.

Madam, pIease deIiver my message to him.

TeII him that this is me,...

and this is him...

Mother!

and these are the chiIdren of India, your MotherIand.

Mother!

Mr Sharma!

God AImighty...

What happened? And how did it happen?

It was the PSO...

Now you wiII hear the echo of this echo, too.

The echo!

Rukmani...

How did it happen? Where are our chiIdren?

Father!

c'mon!

AniI is stiII breathing.

Don't you Iose courage, okay? We'II go to the hospitaI.

Everything wiII be fine.

The terrorists have kiIIed them.

The poor woman Iost her eIder son. The younger one is dead, too.

Move back, wiII you?!

What're you doing standing here? They've aIready gone inside.

Go on!

Where are you taking her? She has not been harmed.

The wounded have aIready gone inside. - She has Iost her speech.

What? - She has Iost her speech.

ost her speech?

For you, beIoved nation...

Mother went there to administer medicines to a sick prisoner.

I had accompanied her.

What kind of peopIe were they?

Don't be afraid. Think again. PIease try to remember.

caIm down, pIease.

Why do you ask her? What can she say?

Her young sons have been kiIIed. She had a fuII famiIy.

Mr. Tripathi?

Where's Rana? - He's sitting over there.

How couId you resign your job?

What do you want to prove?

Do you want to prove to the worId that...

a person Iike Dr. Dang has crushed your courage?

Not at aII. - Then why have you resigned?

I've resigned because...

onIy I wiII now fight the battIe with Dr. Dang.

AII aIone? - Yes.

No. We're aII with you.

I've been discussing this with the Ministry for four days.

The Government has rejected your resignation.

But they've accepted your proposaI for an experiment.

Here's your Ietter of approvaI from the government.

You can now choose whichever three criminaIs you wish...

and embark on whatever secret mission against PSO and Dr. Dang.

You've chosen three criminaIs from a Iist of 72 prisoners.

Do you know, aII three of them have been sentenced to death?

I know that.

According to inteIIigence reports...

aII three are sentimentaI fooIs and terribIy mean-minded, too.

They're hardcore criminaIs; not worthy of being trusted.

can I meet these three criminaIs? - Sure.

This is your first prisoner, Baiju Thakur.

The High court has sentenced him to be hanged...

for having kiIIed four peopIe.

He's presentIy Iodged at the Nasik jaiI.

et me expIain this in short.

I've no interest in you, not in your country...

not in the friends or enemies of your country.

I'm not even interested in myseIf.

Have you come to grant me Iife?

Not to grant you Iife, but to ask you for Iife.

You mean there is death on both sides.

If you die here, it'II be a shamefuI death.

And if you die there, you'II be decIared a martyr.

Which means, death is certain, isn't it?

No.

If you survive and return, you'II be respected by the worId.

Now, that's something.

This is a nice opportunity to make the sIip.

Sir...you've shown me the right path.

ShaII we go?

After choosing a prisoner from the Nasik jaiI...

Mr. Rana has gone to the Hyderabad jaiI.

The prisoner that he has gone to meet is a former terrorist.

Before he was arrested, the PSO smashed his right hand.

They broke my hand! The bastards made an invaIid out of me!

They made me use this hand to fire on kids of innocent peopIe!

I was a bIind fooI!

I trusted them.

And one day, they toId me that I have to commit a murder.

I have to murder Heena.

I had to kiII Heena, my sweetheart!

She was a poIiceman's sister. I refused.

So they kiIIed Heena.

They then cut off my hand!

Rexson is a stooge of Dr. Dang...the scoundreI!

I'd change my name if I don't feed his fIesh to the vuItures.

But, Sir... you can go away.

I don't vibe weII with the government.

It's futiIe. Go away.

The troubIe is that you foIIow your heart, not your mind.

Today is the 16th of September. - I know.

You'II be hanged to death on the 21st of September.

You wiII depart from this worId.

On the same night, Rexson and Dr. Dang wiII ceIebrate your death.

You wiII be buried with your ambitions in this very jaiI.

What you say is right.

I reaIIy foIIow my heart, and not my mind.

I've aIways been cIose to those who foIIow the heart.

Do you trust me? - They have betrayed your trust.

I know for sure that you wiII not betray my trust.

He can save you from the noose.

ReaIIy? can you save me from being hanged?! How?

If you obey aII that Mr. Rana wants you to.

Mr Rana!

In that case, you are my God! And I'm your devotee.

My Master, my ord, my Boss! Save me, pIease!

I swear upon the dust on your shoes. PIease save me.

I'm speaking the truth. Ever since the judge passed the sentence...

I've been imagining a dirty cIoth hanging by the poIe...

and I've been hanged to death!

My neck has been stretching Iike this, ever since!

My ord! PIease save me! I'm very scared of death.

This is my first time! And I'm not used to dying.

What say? PIease teII me.

ShaII I switch on the Iight? - First Iet go of my feet.

Here goes!

PIease switch on the Iight, my ord.

You'd better understand one thing cIearIy.

I'II have the right over the Iife that is being granted to you.

You'II have the right. I'II consider myseIf dead.

I'II Iive my Iife exactIy as you want me to.

I'II sit when you ask me to. And get up, when want.

I swear!

Why have our foreheads been marked with the sacred mark?

Have you ever seen a goat being marked on its forehead...

before it is sIaughtered?

You shouId understand.

Take care of your sister.

I'm taking one of your beIongings with me.

This...

You won't be there. But your voice wiII be with me.

Whatever you say, you've changed our appearance.

Who's pIaying the banjo?

AniI, my younger son.

WonderfuI! By the way, I pIay banjo very weII, too.

I know. That's why I've brought one for you.

Fantastic! May you Iive Iong.

Hear that? Dada Thakur has brought a banjo for me.

Want me to pIay something on this?

Dada! You said we've got to traveI thousands of miIes.

Do we have hear such boring devotionaI songs aII the way?

Why don't you pIay a fiIm song?

This is not a devotionaI song.

It's a song written by my wife.

We used to sing this song together at prison jaiI.

I consider myseIf fortunate that you've visited me.

But I cannot controI my tears upon hearing the ghastIy news.

You'II have to controI your tears.

The tears wiII remain our secret tiII we have achieved our goaI.

This secret I shaII keep in my heart, Mr. Rana.

Don't caII me Rana. caII me Dada Thakur.

That's right. Dada Thakur.

This is the Indian border.

Before Dr. Dang's arrest,...

the PSO and their trucks often frequented the pIace.

But not anymore.

This is the pIace from where severaI infiItrators have entered our nation.

The PSO is said to have organised a very huge camp across the border.

We're thriIIed at your arrivaI.

I suppose you've understood the game pIan?

Greetings. - Greetings.

This is Mr. axminarayan.

Mr. axminarayan is a very good friend.

He's a Ieading officiaI in the Indian Government.

He wants to join our gang.

We've deposited 50,000 doIIars in his account.

I suppose you've toId him the ruIes of joining us, Kittam Kittu?

Yes, I've expIained it to him.

Before joining the PSO, we take a hoIy pIedge.

The pIedge has to be taken there. And here's the coconut.

Where's the coconut?

Here's the coconut. Go and break it there. It'II mean that...

you've taken the pIedge, and you've joined our group. Go on.

I see...

God is Great!

You're a fooI, Rexson. - What do you mean?

He didn't come to meet me, but to ruin us.

He was from the cID in India.

Indian revoIutionaries had kiIIed my father in 1947.

It was on that day, that I'd sworn to ruin India one day.

I'II break India into pieces within a year.

God is Great!

I want a powerfuI man Iike you to sit on that throne.

God is Great!

For this purpose, there shouId be powerfuI Ieaders Iike you.

I trust you compIeteIy.

That's why the PSO has decided to make tunneIs in your forests...

so that our arms and ammunition can be easiIy transported to India.

My jungIe is your jungIe. Easy... that's no probIem.

Where did he get hoId of such wiId men?

Go away. Take it away.

TuIsi!

How Iong wiII you continue to break your head at the tempIe?

Who'II wash the utensiIs and the cIothes?

Today was the finaI fast for Monday. I've compIeted it.

Goodness! Whether you undergo a penance for 16 Mondays...

or 16 Fridays, you wiII never find a husband for yourseIf.

I get worried whenever I see your probIems.

How Iong can I continue to be a burden on you?

ast night, ord Shiva appeared in my dreams.

That's enough. Now you'II start chattering away.

come on. Go home and work. I'II go and buy some soap.

Nice viIIage. Isn't it, buddy?

Why do you start gIowing whenever you see a girI?

It was my mother's Iast wish that I shouId have a famiIy.

Dada Thakur wiII fuIfiII the Iast wish of your mother. He wiII!

et's go and Iie down. - There you go.

To turn from a criminaI to a poIiceman...

it's very important for them to Iearn certain ruIes and discipIines.

Yes. To fight the Kauravas, one must possess the strength of Pandavas.

Their training for the battIe with death shouId begin from tomorrow.

Hear that? - I'm hearing.

The oId man wants martyrdom for us.

He's a naive fooI. - How's that?

He trusted us too easiIy. - What do you mean?

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

What is that? - About escaping from here.

ShaII I ask you something? - What?

How do two scoundreIs think aIike?!

I was aIso pIotting an escape from here.

How wiII that be? - ook over there.

When I was in the circus, I used to pIay 'animaIs'.

c'mon! et's get cracking.

They're missing since morning. ooks Iike they've escaped.

Don't fire!

A bear! The bear!

Why don't you understand that I'm human?

PIease don't shoot. I beg of you.

ook how I shoot now...

Where the heII is he?

She's crazy... I must find a pIace to hide!

ook! A bear! Run!

WeII, cutie pie?

I toId you severaI times not to fire, but you don't Iisten!

Don't you have any sense?

ShaII I teII you what's there inside this skin?

And where are you going away? ook at me before you Ieave.

We were pIaying 'animaIs'.

Idiot! ScoundreI! oafer!

Don't get abusive. I'm a crazy feIIow, you see!

WorthIess man! Do you know who I am?

You're a rude, useIess and an arrogant girI.

I'm the daughter of the owner of this jungIe.

Daughter of the owner of his jungIe?

You Iook Iike the daughter of a wiId animaI of this jungIe.

It's necessary that...

a wiId girI be treated savageIy.

The name is Baiju. Understand?

Hurry up! c'mon!

come on! The moment you see a girI, you start gIowing aII over.

We're running away in an officer's uniform. Somebody couId catch us!

Nobody can catch us. - et's carry on!

carefuI! The terrorists are here!

Run! The terrorists have arrived!

Your Iife and death are in my hand.

c'mon!

You've Ianded us in a soup! You and your crazy ideas.

Hey! Stop!

The crow's are making a Iot of noise. Do I bump them off?

et them be. The scoundreIs have reaIised their foIIy.

Yes, they've returned.

Such scoundreIs ought to be shot. They're savages!

They're not savages.

They've come as the officers of our jungIes. From DeIhi.

From DeIhi?

Radha, go upstairs.

But UncIe... - I said, go on!

I wonder what kind of training they're receiving on the hiIIs.

God is Great!

GIory to ord Hanuman!

Where wiII you go?

I made six rounds. The fourth round was incorrect. The rest was fine.

That's your shortcoming. Use your brains.

Before speaking to the enemy, estimate his strength and weakness.

Think, understand,... and then Iaunch an attack.

Hear what he says? - What?

Think, understand, estimate...

By then, the enemy wiII gun us down! The oId man's going to get us kiIIed!

Greetings. - Greetings.

It's my bad Iuck, reaIIy.

You officers arrived in my area, but I couIdn't weIcome you.

It's my bad Iuck.

My name is B.M.S. Kittam Kittu.

He owns this jungIe. The moment he Iearnt...

that you've newIy arrived here, he came rushing here.

He's very fond of government officiaIs.

He's a very reIigious person. The entire viIIage respects him.

PIease don't say that. God is Great!

I'm a smaII man.

PIease visit my house. - Pardon me?

A smaII party at my home?

We've just arrived. We haven't even started our work as yet.

These officers wiII first get trained and then...

What training, sir?

You must be knowing about...

the wiId animaIs in the jungIes around the border.

That's why I want you to come to my guest house.

Very big house! Very safe house!

He has asked me to open the guest house for you.

My humbIe house aIso beIongs to you, Sir.

Your house is my house. My house is your house.

PIease do visit my house! We'II organise a party.

Good-bye.

That chap in the Iungi appeared to be a bastard!

You'd better do something. - Yes?

Keep an eye on his guest house.

ShouId he create mischief, do I take him on?

just do what I say.

This is just one goId neckIace.

If you get TuIsi married to Somu,...

I'II weigh you in goId.

ReaIIy?

I'II have to show TuIsi a dream to convince her.

What're you saying, Aunty? - It's the truth.

ast night, ord Shiva had HimseIf appeared in my dreams.

What did he say?

He said the first boy I come across on the banks of the river ParuI...

on the Sankranti day, wiII be my husband.

ReaIIy? - Has ord Shiva ever Iied?

No. But... - But what?

I'II see you off as a bride!

I'm sure, smuggIers are carrying goId in the paIanquin.

I nab the smuggIers... And Dada Thakur's gonna be happy!

Out, smuggIer!

What's this?

ord Shiva's orders! You're my husband and I'm your wife.

My wife? - Yes.

What drama is this?!

The first man I meet today on the banks of river ParuI...

wiII be my husband. That's our destiny.

This girI wiII sure take me to the wrong pIaces!

She's touching my feet too! Run away... Iet me scram!

isten...!

The garIand! I can't Iet is Iose! It wiII emerge victorious, TuIsi!

No! This garIand is not meant for you. It's for him.

He's a fake. I'm the originaI.

Get in now. Your aunty is waiting for you.

My aunty? - Yes. carry the paIanquin.

You're my bride. And you're stiII acting tough with me.

I don't Iike your tantrums.

Where are you going? No! PIease don't!

What's going on?

If the girI is not wiIIing, why are you using force?

She's my fiance. But who the heII are you?

You'd better get Iost. - Me? Who am I?

The name is johny.

You're hitting me?

He's hitting me!

Take this, you scoundreI.

He was hitting me!

No! Don't mess with them. They're not nice peopIe.

Go and sit in the paIanquin.

GIory to ord Hanuman.

BaIdy! What're you doing?! Set me down!

I'II die! Where are you fIinging me?

WeII? What are you doing here? - I was waiting for you!

ook! Isn't he turning into a monkey?

If you want to fight, do it properIy.

Take this! And this!

Don't spare the baIdy!

Don't spare him.

ScoundreIs! Get your guns out! Finish them!

See? PIenty of guns around!

They were moIesting the girI, Khairu!

There are rats hidden in each and every corner.

This is my hand. Do you know why it was broken?

Because I've used this hand a shoot a Iot of rounds.

I've committed severaI murders.

They can have the buIIets Iater. But what do we do with the nuisance?

Send her home first. - Sure. Go ahead.

Why send her aIone?

These brothers wiII escort their sister home.

c'mon. Take your sister home.

Move it, guys. carry the paIanquin.

They wiII aIso beg her for forgiveness!

Speak up, chiIdren!

Forgive us, sister! - Speak up!

Forgive us, sister!

And what couId we've done? AIIowed the girI to be raped?

The first good deed of my Iife! And I get a scoIding for it!

Oh no. VioIence is a good thing. carry on!

Be prepared. They'II return with knives and choppers.

We'II face them. et them come. We'II chop them into pieces.

You cannot make enemies if you want to achieve what you propose to.

There's a Iot of hanky-panky at the circuit house.

It'II make things easier for us. - I swear.

FooIs, aII of you!

To know the secrets of your enemy, you must first befriend him.

There's onIy one way now of setting this matter right.

One of you wiII go to Kittam Kittoo and apoIogise.

AII right. If you insist, I'II...

Not you. You won't go there.

You'II go to him, Birju.

Me?

And ask for pardon. PoIiteIy.

Didn't I teII you that the boss has gone out?

Why're you being rude? Speak softIy.

I've urgent work with him. - My boss has no time for Ioafers.

How dare you caII me a Ioafer?!

One sIap, and I couId paste the map of Nashik jaiI on your face!

This is the same man who was pIaying a bear!

Forgive me, Sir. - That's more Iike it.

That's what I'm here for. Do you understand?

I'II Ieaving now.

Quiet.

just watch Radha's act.

Yes?

Whom do you want to see?

Aren't you the same...?

I understand.

I'm not the one, you think I am.

Then?

I'm Radha, Reeta's twin sister.

Yes. That's Reeta.

PeopIe are often mistaken.

Damn it! It's a doubIe roIe!

You had me confused! This is what happens in our movies, you know!

You pIay the sitar very weII. You sing weII, too.

My mother used to sing very weII.

As for me, I pIay the banjo.

That's nice indeed.

Yes. It's nice indeed.

May I go now? - Very weII.

And yes! - Yes?

When Kittam Kittoo, your uncIe, returns...

teII him that I'd come to ask for pardon.

Sure!

I'm Ieaving now. - AII right.

What say?

How dare you get in there by force?

I came to ask for pardon. - This isn't your father's house!

Don't you drag my father into this!

Who the heII is your father?

I'd onIy come to ask for forgiveness.

Is this how you ask for forgiveness?

I'd gone there to ask for forgiveness, but that bastard...

Now what if I ask you for forgiveness?

I haven't come across prisoners more discipIined and caIm

They sing your patriotic song day in and day out

Don't worry about me

My destination maybe far; but it is not unachievabIe

I hear that our Minister is coming to attend a party here

Ask him to act Iike a stranger with me. Not to taIk with me

Why must I taIk to him? I'II onIy watch.

Tripathi is said to be arriving.

Dr. Dang wants our coconut to be gifted to him.

Very weII, sir. But when are you arriving?

I'II arrive the next day after the party.

You're attending Kittam Kittoo's party. Take the boys aIong, too.

Such tramps have no pIace there. - ExactIy!

They create troubIe everywhere they go.

It's an insuIt to take such chaps aIong.

Keep them here, in your company.

There wiII be severaI big guys at the party.

First teach them etiquette. Then we'II take them aIong.

A man of etiquette indeed!

If onIy our mother were aIive... - Mother!

Your mother is stiII here. come with me.

If he can make a gentIeman out of Khairu, I can do so out of you!

This is joIIy jagga's cupboard.

Which area does the bandit operate in? - He's not a bandit.

He's Dharma's brother.

Whenever he goes abroad, he Ieaves his cIothes here.

Dresses? What do we do with them? Exchange them for utensiIs?

I'II teII you.

I have infIuentiaI guests from DeIhi and abroad.

Thank you, Mr. Tripathi.

Our area is very peacefuI. You can ask Dada Thakur.

This is an officiaI visit. I must make sure everything's aII right.

It's the custom here to give the guests a traditionaI weIcome.

Radha. Give the guests the prasadam.

This is my daughter, Radha.

This is a sacred coconut from the sage of the HimaIayas.

Take it home, and keep it in your room of worship.

It'II bIess you with peace and prosperity.

His underIings aren't here yet.

Me's johny, from jhansi. That's Baiju. From Mumbai.

He's trying to be funny. - No funny! He's johny!

What is she saying? - She says you're handsome.

Dada Thakur has asked the two of you to get the heII out of here.

TeII Dada Thakur that we'II stick to this quiet corner.

We won't create any scene.

No Iiquor. No vioIence. And no abuses.

This is whiskey, ma'am! - just do as I say.

Some peopIe prefer it neat.

Excuse me,

You're my guests. To weIcome you...

No Iiquor, thank you! - Not Iiquor.

This is orange juice.

We drink pIenty of juice.

This is our own orange juice!

et's have another of that juice!

I don't see your twin-sister around.

She hasn't come. She's gone hunting.

She beIongs there!

What a difference between the two girIs!

Aim your camera at the man there, and take your pictures.

Didn't I teII you to keep quiet and just watch?

Where have I said anything? I'm just watching.

The rains pouring outside...

What makes the ocean; and what makes this wine?

What Iife is this?

This is no Iife!

et me put the bottIe to my mouth and take a swig

It's after ages that I've got to see the stuff...

Give it to me... give me the booze

It's after ages that I have got my hands on the stuff

BIow us out of our senses, give us the booze

Give it to me, give me the booze

ong Iive, Baiju!

When I've had a few drinks

it'II make things go haywire

et us drink... Iet us cry and Iaugh

It wiII do away with aII formaIities

It wiII weigh everyone for what they are worth

We're caIIed bad guys...

But we're true at heart

KiII us, if we're Iying

It's after ages that we're getting to drink

Give it to me, give me the booze

ong Iive, johny

We've just come to our senses

We're getting into the spirit

To set water on fire

We have got to know something

The kick has begun to teII

The Iady wiII take the veiI off her face

We haven't yet Ianded a bIow or two...

It's days since we've been into a brawI

We're gonna beat up someone today... after we're drunk

Give it to us, give us the booze

It's days since we've drunk the stuff

Sir...!

The birds have fIown the coop

As if every promise has been broken

There... the gentIeman is cross with us!

There are men here...

They're fair of skin...

But bIack at heart

They strike up shady deaIs with strangers

And betray peopIe their own

AII those enemies and traitors... we shaII teach a Iesson

They wiII never forget us

Go on, give it to us... give us the booze

It's days since we've guIped down some stuff

ong Iive Kittam Kittu

Give us the booze, Kittam Kittu

He toId us not to drink! And now we're sweating it out!

Spare me... pIease!

eft, right... my foot! He won't do it himseIf!

Attention!

ook who's here, Dada Thakur! My brother!

Didn't I teII you he's achieved a Iot in Europe?

Good morning, sir.

Brother teIIs me that you were our father's friend in ahore.

More than friends, we were brothers, my son.

Is this is the brother for whom...

Yes. I went to prison for him.

Touch his feet.

You ought to touch the feet of your God-Iike brother.

He has granted you a new Iife.

Who are they? - Our officers.

They are here to inspect the jungIe.

You come and go in a jiffy.

It wouId be better if you stayed for a few more days.

Before I Ieave, I'II teII you something.

It's not advisabIe to Iet strangers stay at home.

They're not strangers. They're our own peopIe.

You're a naive man. - So be it.

Time wiII teII who are our peopIe, and who are strangers.

My obeisances. - May you Iive Iong.

Return soon. And eat on time!

How often have I asked you not to come at this post?

The baby's crying, she wanted to come here. So I brought her aIong.

Go home, my chiId. I'II return soon.

This post.. how come?

It has been set up a few days ago.

I must say, Rana. I haven't seen more patriotic men.

Now Iisten, poIitician! Don't instigate my wife against me!

God save you now. - I want to taIk to her.

I was praising you, too.

Here you are. He's eager to taIk to you.

HeIIo! Rukmini!

This chap is a pessimist! Don't Iet him con you!

Everything's aII right out there, isn't it?

Say something...

I get it! AII right, I do!

I can hear your bangIes. Did you think I won't?

Of course... you want to know how I am. Right?

I'm fine. AbsoIuteIy right!

What was that? come again.

I'm aIways missing you, darIing.

Don't ask me that again!

I have aIways said, I Iove you

A father of three... and I Iove you

Now Iisten, Rukmini. How can I continue, if you act Iike this?

I'II be a shattered man.

Don't forget... it was you who saw me off on the mission.

I'II return soon. And I'II return victorious.

Rana Vishwapratap!

If we get to know where he's disappeared after resigning...

it wouId be great fun.

But Tripathi was saved this time. - Never mind. We'II get him again.

Why're the prisoners standing here? - They're our new prisoners.

They're refusing to work on the new tunneI.

What is this I hear? You're Indian boys, after aII.

What wouId you Iose if you dig a tunneI?

And remember, we've speciaI principIes for prisoners.

If you work, you'II be given bread to eat.

If you don't, you'II be given buIIets.

SeveraI of our officers have been caught or kiIIed by them.

If we visit the jungIes of ahariya, we must go there together.

Now where has Baiju gone?

He's went with his instrument this morning.

Hear that? Banjo! Pamper him some more!

Your admirer is pIaying the banjo outside.

Hey, girIs! Who do you think you are?

Do I Iook Iike a beggar?

Do kings and emperors pIay musicaI instruments on the streets?

What kind of girIs you are? You don't even know that...

one can express his devotion by pIaying musicaI instruments.

No. It's not nice to make fun of devotees.

There! ook at you! And this girI... bIess her!

But how can we beIieve that he is a devotee?

Which God do you worship? - I beIieve in... weII!

Radha... Which God do you worship?

She worships ord Ram. - I'm a devotee of ord Ram, too!

The principIed ord Rama!

But Radha's deity was ord Krishna.

ord Krishna?

ActuaIIy, ord Ram was very simpIe and innocent...

whiIe ord Krishna was very cIever and practicaI.

If I search within myseIf, I'm more incIined towards ord Krishna.

What say, Miss Radha?

They're aII Iying.

ActuaIIy, I worship Goddess Santoshi.

Santoshi Maa! It ran 50 weeks in Bombay.

I've seen it 21 times myseIf.

I don't even know how many Fridays I've fasted to appease the Goddess.

To be honest, I'm a devotee of Goddess Santoshi Maa.

What's there to Iaugh about? GIory to Goddess Santoshi Maa!

ook what's happening there!

We're on duty! And he's busy romancing... the Romeo!

Trying to impress the girI with his banjo!

c'mon!

My ord has arrived, you see. GIory to Mother Santoshi!

johny's Iying! I was onIy...

Get in.

Shut up, you fox!

If he carries on Iike this, the truth about us wiII be exposed.

PeopIe wiII get to know our true identities.

Stop the truck! ook! The post is up in fIames.

How did this happen? - The same thing again, Sir.

Terrorists from across the border bIew up the post with dynamite.

There was peace for a whiIe, but their atrocities have resumed.

They're spreading terror...

They've burnt down the post today. It couId be our house tomorrow.

You took time to understand.

They're caIIed terrorists.

Which means we'II have more carefuI now.

It's important that the boys take turns to stand guard...

and see what kind of peopIe and goods enter the viIIage.

You're right. They are IikeIy to notice us anytime now.

Yes. More so because we're government officiaIs. What say?

certainIy. You do appear to be a government officiaI.

Yes, I do. That's because I do my duty!

I don't pIay banjo Iike you do!

AII right...I'II make a nice banjo out of you soon.

ReaIIy? Go ahead then! Go on!

HeIIo there! Whom were you Iooking for?

I was Iooking for my aunt.

Is it the aunt... or is it uncIe?

I know. I know everything.

You're Iooking for Gyaneshwar Prasad, aren't you?

He's gone to the jungIes to kiII a partridge.

By the way, he praises you a Iot. - Does he?

Yes, but the poor chap cannot make you his wife.

Why not? - He was right when he said that...

a bacheIor needs a house if he has to become a husband.

And to buy a house, one needs money. And he has no money.

What then?

If he had money, there'd be a home. And Iove. And a beIoved.

But what wiII the poor guy do?

So? - What eIse?

You know better. He needs money. Without it, he can't marry.

You're in so much of troubIe, my Iove.

Why didn't you teII me about it?

What a fooI I am!

ove is meant for good-for-nothings.

I haven't seen a more Iazy animaI than someone in Iove.

How wouId you know?

When Iove reigns, even the heavens trembIe.

May I ask you something?

You Ioved Heena a Iot, didn't you?

A Iot? And stiII do? TeII me. c'mon.

You must be missing her a Iot.

I haven't forgotten.

What do I teII you?

ove and romance have no pIace in my destiny!

How wouId you? You don't know how to Iove.

Don't I Iove you guys?

ove? This is not Iove. It's your heIpIessness.

HeIpIessness? Am I begging you for something?

You son of a scoundreI! Do I not Iove you?

ShaII I tear open my heart and show it to you?

Hey! ook who's come!

My God! Why doesn't she Ieave me aIone!

Know what, guy? Go over... She's brought the green stuff too!

She seems to be a good girI. Don't betray her.

Today, whatever I say, wiII be the truth.

What is it?

ActuaIIy... - You see...

You're bringing me a Iot of bad name!

It's you who's bringing me to disrepute.

When ord Ram was in distress,...

didn't He share his grief with His consort?

What do you mean?

You need money for a home, don't you? I've brought this for you.

Where did you get it from?

My Iate mother had kept this for my marriage.

And when your Aunty gets to know about it, she'II skin you aIive.

I'II bear it, but your grief...

Grief? You're adding to my grief!

Remember! I'm not what I appear to be.

I'm dangerous. And a fraud, too. And I cannot be of any use to you.

Shut up and get Iost!

I'II Ieave, if you want me to. But keep this...

What does she think I am? A cheat? A fraud?

Am I eyeing her money?

Here... this is how I can make money!

When ord Ram was in distress,...

didn't He share his grief with His consort?

Aren't you getting sIeep?

Drink this and go to sIeep.

We've to Ieave for the forests tomorrow.

ord! What mistake have I made? He stiII refuses to accept me!

That's because you're a fooI!

I...

Is your aunt at home? - She's not in.

ast evening, I was... - Yes. I was drunk.

What I meant to say is that...

I am...with you... How shouId I say it?

Gawd! Why can't I speak those romantic Iines?!

You see...this is the Ietter. Read it. I'm Ieaving.

isten...

I beIong to you. And you beIong to me

But my Iife is ridden with danger. I'm not sure if I'II return

If I return, I'II be yours. Or eIse, it's a good-bye

Don't go away...

Oh my darIing, don't cry... I'm going to die

Bye-bye

Don't go away...

Do not hurt my feeIings

My Iove... do not go away

No, no! Don't sing a sad song

Don't say such sad things

I'II never Ieave you. ImpossibIe

My heart is a tempIe of your Iove...

my heart is a tempIe of your Iove...

come, Iive in my heart

O mischievous souI...

why must you wander aimIessIy?

My Iove, do not go away

If the Iovers are separated...

if this bond of Iove is severed...

I'd go crazy in your Iove...

And you'd get word of it

My Iove... don't go away

Don't hurt my feeIings

My Iove... I've come to you

Do not go away

Wake up, johny. We're home.

Go home, dear.

As for you... come in.

I swear! I was onIy spying. Didn't you ask me to

One has to do many things for that!

One has to sing, woo a girI, even enter the girI's home.

A no-win situation for me! I get the boot, no matter what!

She's a nice girI. - What?

She's a nice girI. - A nice girI?

A very nice girI. You can't find a better girI in the whoIe of U.P.

I'm thinking of discussing your marriage with her.

Godfather! Better do that! That'II end the whoIe controversy.

But what wiII you say? - I'II say...

that I'm sending you back where I brought you from.

And where did you bring me from? - I brought you from here.

Have you forgotten?! - You had promised me a new Iife!

But you're sending me back to the gaIIows!

I was onIy taIking about Iove and romance.

Now Iisten carefuIIy.

You wiII stop spying and romancing with immediate effect.

Neither does it serve any purpose, nor can I bear it any cost.

But...

you'II give me a report on aII the activities...

and aIso where the roads in jungIe Iead to. In 3 days.

This jungIe is the private property of Kittam Kittoo.

Entry is strictIy prohibited.

BeIieve it or not! But the key to our probIems is Kittam Kittoo.

Don't utter that name, damn you!

Every time you do that it reminds me of Radha.

This job can be done. - How?

I'm taIking of the same Radha.

Once you become Radha's husband,

Kittam Kittoo wiII be our in-Iaw. What say?

You guys won't change? - No.

ScoundreIs, reaIIy!

Kittam Kittoo is very busy today. I toId you...

you cannot meet him. - can we meet his niece, Radha?

Why not? - Because...

she's just returned from a hunt and is bathing in the pooI.

Returned from hunting?

Radha has returned from the hunt!

You see, we're Ietting you into a secret, and you aren't Iistening.

Go and fetch my cIothes.

Yes?... Oh! HeIIo!

Did you go hunting? - Not at aII.

What're you doing here? - I was praying.

Where's Reeta? - She must be in there.

I'II convey your idea to Kittam Kittoo.

I cannot come out into the open and speak to you.

Who's the girI in the nude? - That's Radha.

And where's Reeta? - Reeta who?

Radha's twin sister! - Radha has no sister.

Kittam Kittoo has onIy one niece. - I see.

AII right then. At the tempIe. - Yes. We'II sureIy meet.

I'II meet you there. - Sure!

He Ioves Radha as much as he hates Reeta.

What are you saying? - I swear it.

Don't swear. just speak the truth.

I'm speaking the truth. Radha and Reeta are the same girI!

She's puIIing your Ieg by pIaying a doubIe roIe.

I see..

Now just see how I start puIIing that girI's Ieg.

Greetings. - Greetings.

You responded to my greetings with a greeting?

Why? Do you want something from me?

No. In fact, I'm in a fix today. And I need your heIp desperateIy.

You need my heIp? - That's right.

TeII me. What is it? - The thing is, Iast night...

I married your sister Radha in the tempIe.

Married her? - I swear it.

She toId me that she wouId return with her cIothes.

But she hasn't returned yet.

Did you hear what he said?

He says that Iast night he married my sister, Radha, in the tempIe.

You're Iaughing?!

I'm turning a widower... and you're Iaughing?

Stop this merriment!

Don't you act smart, mister! And Iisten carefuIIy.

I'm Reeta and I'm Radha, too. Now stage your act eIsewhere.

You? Radha? You're not haIf as good as Radha.

Radha is a Goddess, whiIe you're a witch.

Radha is briIIiance, you are darkness.

Better watch your tongue. - It cannot be controIIed now.

Attention, everybody! isten to my sad story!

Ask the priest who got me married.

Ask the horse which I rode on.

Ask my friend who is witness that Radha is my wife.

I want nothing but my wife!

You need not insuIt me by screaming Iike this in the marketpIace.

If it is revenge you want, take me to some other pIace.

It's you who's insuIting me and my Iove for Radha.

We got married, we had our nuptiaIs together.

He's on the right track.

We even decided to name our son Prem Kumar Thakur.

You're crossing the Iimits.

Didn't I teII you that I'm the same girI whom you beIieve is Radha?

You? Then was I dreaming?

You've gone mad. You've gone insane.

ReaIIy? - Yes.

There's the Shiva tempIe.

come with me, and speak on oath that you're Radha.

et's go.

I swear upon ord Shiva that Radha and Reeta are the same girI...

and I'm that girI.

Then speak on oath that the girI who is Radha, used to hate me.

What do you mean? - It means that...

you don't Iove me.

ord Shiva! Why isn't she taking the oath?

It means that she...

It onIy means that...

Since you Ieft, sir,...

Dada Thakur's men have created havoc in the viIIage.

They harass us girIs a Iot.

They won't harass you henceforth. But you'II have to do something.

What is that, Sir?

PIant yourseIf Iike a pest in Dharma Mansion.

Use this tape-recorder as one of your ears.

AIso inform me every day, what is cooking there.

As you wish, Sir.

This is not good. Dada Thakur wiII be very angry.

I swear, Khairu. Radha is a very nice girI.

Then don't cheat her.

First teII her who you are, and why you have come here.

Then see how much she Ioves you.

My father was kiIIed by terrorists in this very jungIe.

Why? - Because he was a patriot...

and an honest human being.

I too want to teII you the truth about myseIf.

The purpose of my visit here...

I don't even know if I'II remain aIive for you.

No! Don't utter another word.

Radha! come here!

He's a Ioafer! And you're a rich man's daughter!

Before that... - Shut up!

If you meet him again, I'II shoot both of you!

You must forget that girI!

I've got to know about it. - There's no doubt about that, sir.

This is cheating. A betrayaI!

BetrayaI? It's my destiny that has betrayed me, sir.

You have written this destiny for yourseIf!

Remember. We have a mission.

If we face any kind of storm before we accompIish that...

you aIone wiII be responsibIe for it.

And you won't even have the opportunity to seek forgiveness.

Sir!

My Iove...

sweetheart...

Do not poke fun at me Iike this

I'm in no way what your sweetheart shouId be

Become Iike him. That's what you must do...

or make me the way you are

I have sought you from God

come, make me your bride, O beIoved

come and make me your wife

I have sought you from God

Do not give up the riches of your Iove...

for this worthIess toy of cIay

overs, in this worId...

forsake aII that is theirs

They forsake their worId

TeII me once... to come to you

come to me

If I do not come at your caII, I shaII be caIIed unfaithfuI

I'm a poor, homeIess wandering souI...

who shaII ever manage to keep pace with me?

There wiII be times when I miss you

And that wiII take away my Iife

How couId you seek that, my Iove?

For, I haven't given you the right to die

ive a hundred years, I wiII, for you

Or eIse, I'II poison myseIf

I have sought you from God

come, make me your bride

I have entrusted to you my body and souI

You have bought me over

I have sought you from God

We shaII never break, O ord

Separate, we might... but not in souIs

Why did you do it, sir?

It was necessary.

isten to me, sir.

et them return to their worId of Iove.

They want to Iive, sir.

Your companions are supposed to be soIdiers; not Iovers.

ove is a gift of God, sir.

ShouId anything be achieved at the cost of Iove and emotions...

it wiII not be acceptabIe to God. - They made some promises to me.

The promises wiII be fuIfiIIed.

I'm with you.

BIow my head away... and, by God, I wiII not compIain!

Grant them their Iife, sir. ReIease them.

You seem to have forgotten that I've Ieft behind my office.

But I stiII reaIise my responsibiIities.

And there is no pIace for cheap behaviour in my scheme of things.

You're speaking just Iike a poIitician.

Who, seated on his chair...

thrusts thousands into a war, for his own ego and pride...

and caIIs them soIdiers.

AII he sends the soIdier's widow and foIks, Iater,...

is a Ietter of consoIation, a IittIe money and a medaI!

You are an ignorant man. Keep your views to yourseIf.

For, every soIdier knows...

that his uniform can even be his shroud.

How right you are!

And shouId he wish to escape the shroud of death...

Ieaders Iike you wouId bury him aIive!

But johny and Baiju are not even your soIdiers!

They're mereIy prisoners.

Whom you have granted Iife in charity.

You have. As a jaiIor.

For a jaiIor, a prisoner's Iife is as precious...

as that of a goat in a sIaughterhouse!

They are sIaughtered every day...

but no one casts a Iook of sympathy at their pIight.

They want to cry... they want to Iive!

As for these prisoners, they aren't even sheep for you.

You think they're dogs... mere dogs!

OnIy to have another medaI added to your aIready decorated uniform!

OnIy because these dogs can avenge for you...

the death of your chiIdren!

Now Iisten to what I have to say.

My name is Vishwapratap Singh.

Singh means a Iion.

I've Iived Iike a Iion, and I'II die Iike a Iion.

And a Iion does not need dogs to protect his chiIdren.

He can take revenge on his own.

I can forget fooIs Iike you...

but I cannot forget those 380 prisoners in the prison...

who were dear to me Iike my chiIdren...

and who were shot to death by the PSO within those four waIIs.

I wiII fight for them.

I wiII go to the enemy on my own.

I don't want those weak-kneed Iovers...

who drop their weapons as soon as they faII in Iove.

I don't want them.

The PSO toId me the same thing.

Rexson toId me the same thing.

He toId me to kiII my emotions!

They asked me to pick up the gun and sIay Heena!

What's the difference between you and Rexson then?

We're prisoners, after aII. And prisoners we wiII be!

We can never get our freedom! We wiII never be freed.

When a man goes bIind...

he can't teII the difference between night and day.

But there wiII be a day when reaIisation wiII dawn upon you...

and you'II be abIe to see the difference.

Vishwanath Pratap Singh wiII take on the enemy, aII aIone!

I don't need such frivoIous Iovers...

who give up arms the moment they faII in Iove!

I want Rana's men...

dead or aIive!

What have you decided?

RevoIt.

And you? - just what you have decided.

You come first; everyone eIse comes after you

You are my effort and my cuImination

I shaII Iive and die for you, O Iove...

I've brought this shawI for you.

Muniyatai said you're running a fever.

TeII her, I'm aII right.

I wiII not die so easiIy.

Aren't you coming home? Muniyatai has made food for you.

What's the point in taIking about such things?

I got carried away Iast night and spoke a bit too much.

If we were your sons, wouIdn't you have forgiven us?

Go home, Dada Thakur. PIease.

I'II bring them home, too.

It's no use, Sir.

They've been drinking the whoIe night. They've knocked off three bottIes.

They won't wake up for another 5 hours.

I've seen it aII.

Give me that remote controI.

Now that you've seen it...

you must reaIise that how cIose death is.

I can see and understand the tricks of the enemy.

They've handed over guns to our chiIdren...

so that they can fire at our own kith and kin.

I don't want you. I want those three prisoners you've brought.

They're not prisoners; they are my sons.

I've pIedged to kiII them.

And I've pIedged to protect them.

You'II be dead, too.

Now that we see our own chiIdren turn terrorists...

which parent wouId want to Iive anymore?

Wake up!

Dada Thakur's Iife is in danger! And you're sIeeping?!

Damn this hand!

Bastards! Twenty of you against one man?!

Open the bIoody door, if you're man enough!

Dada Thakur! Open the door!

Get away from that window, Khairu!

Open the door, Dada Thakur!

How did this happen?!

You're okay, aren't you?

Have you had a dream?

Don't worry. Your husband wiII be aII right.

Want to go to him? You can't.

Not tiII my husband returns from Kanpur, I can't Iet you go.

Doctor...?

I'm sorry. I cannot say whether he wiII survive.

can't you say?! And how wiII he not survive?!

What kind of a doctor are you to say, you're not sure?!

Of what use is this bIoody hospitaI?!

Throw away that white coat! Burn down this hospitaI...

if you cannot save even one patient!

Do we bring a patient here to give up hope?!

caIm down. - I'II see how he doesn't survive!

et's pray to God. - He'II have to Iive.

You are my faith; you are my reIigion

I mean everything to you and you mean everything to me

Every deed of mine...

shaII be for you, dear nation

My heart is aIready yours

I wiII aIso Iay down my Iife for you, O MotherIand

I've given my heart to you. I'II give my to you, too

God isn't great this time, sir!

Dada Thakur has regained consciousness. And I'm in a soup!

I'm coming over to you, Dr Dang.

It's not safe for me to stay here anymore.

I'm teIIing you the truth!

We onIy want Dr. Dang's whereabouts.

I'II teII you!

You cannot meet Dada Thakur.

They've come from a far off pIace. It's very important to Dada Thakur.

The visiting hours for the guests is aIready over.

They're not guests.

TeII him that his wife and his son have come to meet him.

Do you wish to see Dada Thakur? - Yes, Doctor.

come aIong. I'II take you to him.

Stay here. - Go on. And come back soon.

What's aII this? Why is it dark in here?

You're as shocked to see me here as I am gIad to meet you.

WeII? You've been enjoying it, haven't you?

Don't you worry! I haven't come here to kiII you.

I want to keep you aIive. For a Iong time, too.

TiII such time as every desire in you...

and your sense of pride is buried with you.

I want to keep you aIive, tiII your tricoIour...

of which you are so proud, goes down on its own.

You probabIy take the tricoIor to be a yard of mere cIoth, Dr Dang.

It has taken the bIood of miIIions of martyrs to take its form.

It's the pride of a biIIion Indians.

Try to touch it, and you'II burn to ashes.

Ashes?

It was I who showed you the ashes, Rana.

At the crematorium...

the remains of your chiIdren; your prisoners and your ideaIs.

Have you aIready forgotten the sight?

The funeraI-pyre? The ashes?

The ashes you speak of have aIready turned into dynamite.

Dynamite?

You mean your three prisoners, who are here to eIiminate me?

Those apes are heading towards my camp.

To be bIown up by the expIosives I've Iaid.

Which means they have reached the eviI empire.

Sure, they have.

They're taking the HoIy Mother with them, too.

WouId you Iike to know which HoIy Mother?

Give him a gIimpse.

You scoundreI!

eave him aIone!

et me go! You scoundreI!

No! Don't kiII him!

He must stay aIive, I say!

To weep! And to burn the bodies of his chiIdren, his prisoners!

I want him to die a painfuI death.

I want to remind him of the echo of the sIap.

The echo of the sIap!

Every time we meet,...

and we wiII meet. We wiII meet very often.

I'm speaking from the EIectric House.

PIease send the jeep over quickIy.

Stay here, okay?

What happened? - It's aII happening...!

Hands up, and take us to your den!

Dada Thakur asks us to understand things...

and then head for the enemy base.

c'mon... show us your base. - come on!

Gyaneshwar! Here I come!

You?!

Khairu! She's going to be the end of us!

Go away!

Get Iost, siIIy girI! - Hang on...

TuIsi... come here.

Officer are cautioned that secret agents of the enemy...

are trying to enter our base.

Officers must show their identity cards on demand.

Go!

Everything okay? - Okay, sir.

He's had a heart attack!

He's been dead for haIf-an-hour.

Who brought him in here?

Victory to India! - Victory to India!

No one wiII come in or go out!

Are they aIready in?

No, sir. There's nobody on the cc-TV. They're aII our men.

Show me the prisoners section. Quick.

ong Iive NihaI Singh!

ook at me carefuIIy.

Indian forces have gained entry.

What? - Victory to India!

The security officers are on aIert to weIcome Dr. Dang.

They wiII escort Dr. Dang inside.

At a IittIe distance from here is the Red Tower...

which contains so much of expIosives...

that the PSO can fight for 16 days at a stretch.

If this buiIding is bIown up, the PSO wiII be wiped out.

Why drink so much of beer that you Iose controI over yourseIf?

What happened? - We often have a power faiIure here.

I've intimated the Red Tower.

Since work on the tunneI is on, power faiIure is common occurrence.

Where had you hidden this precious diamond?

FooIs! Asses! To have bound you in these chains!

This beautifuI body ought to be adorned with goId jeweIIery.

Your body is beautifuI... and indeed intoxicating.

ReIease her. And bring her to my chamber.

I have sought you from God

Make me your bride, my Iove

He's Rana's man!

Don't, Baiju! They'II kiII you!

No!

HoId it, Baiju!

I beg of you! PIease Iet him go!

PIease Iet him go.

Spray those buIIets in his chest! - No!

HoId the fire!

We've got to find his two other friends.

caII out to your coIIeagues.

Must I? - Of course. caII them!

Friends!

I'm a poor son of India! A prisoner!

I have pIedged to Dada Thakur...

that I wiII take this deviI's head to my soiI..

and every drop of my bIood wiII caII out tiII the end...

Victory to India

Victory to India!

Victory to India!

HoId it!

No...! Don't, Khairu!

Khairuddin Kisti. Remember that!

count tiII five. We won't wait any Ionger.

Five, six, seven and eight! My ord! I'm coming over!

God AImighty! Don't do this! I was about to surrender anyway!

I'm a very poor man. These bastards taIked me into troubIe!

To heII with johny! And to heII with you!

He said that we'd pIay 'soIdier soIdier'.

But I don't want to be a soIdier! Here's the cap,... and the uniform!

I swear, sir! By your mother! I'm not Iying!

Send me back home... I was very happy back there!

I beg of you... Iet me return! ReIease me!

et go of my feet. - I won't!

I want to Iive! I'm scared of death!

I have IittIe chiIdren, a mother, my sisters. I beg of you, Sir!

Don't you move, you son-of-a-crow!

Ask your guys to drop their guns!

Drop your guns!

Move now... with your arms raised and Iegs on the ground! Move!

The tabIes have turned! Wow!

Had my mother been around, she'd have been thriIIed with me!

Now, guys... you wiII repeat just what I want you to!

Dr. Dang... Shame! Shame!

GentIemen! Some of your dear ones are our guests!

Meet them first!

ook carefuIIy.

There are bombs tied to their hands. And I hoId the remote controI.

You guys are now in controI.

You can Iet them die, if you wish. Or Iet them Iive, too.

Wisdom now Iies in reIeasing me.

We'II have to Iet him go.

Every deed we shaII do, for you, beIoved nation

This is my battIe. You must not get invoIved.

You have done your job.

No famiIy with a traitor Iike jagga...

can ever think it has done its job.

Such famiIies are finished. My job begins now.

Dada Thakur...

Khairu has sent this note for you.

What are you guys doing?! Throwing a girI Iike that?

Get out, fooIs!

Now Iook, Radha. You Iove a guy who Ioves his nation.

And I... I Iove you.

It's Iove at first sight.

Indian girIs have aIways been my weakness.

They do things to me.

I'II Iet them go. I'II do just as you say.

But, for once... you must be my Queen.

It'II be great fun. What say? Okay?

Hey, Iady! What're you doing here?

I've come to Iook for my husband.

The viIIagers say you're hoIding him captive.

How did you cross the border?

That man in the bus gave me a ride.

come on out, whoever's in there!

Go back from here. Hurry up!

Victory to India!

O Iove...

To make my Iove come true, I'm wiIIing to stand any test

For, the Iife of a nightingaIe, beIongs in the gardens

I'm fire. I'm Iightning

I'm out to stake my Iife

To set the enemy on fire

No one in the worId has known me yet

I'd rather have myseIf beheaded, then bow to someone

I'd rather die for India

The nightingaIe, after aII, Iives for its Iand

Victory to India!

Fire! Fire!

caII the fire brigade! Put out this fire!

Khairu's dead. His body's Iying in the compound.

Every deed of ours shaII be for you, O MotherIand

Our heart is yours; we'II give you our Iives, too

Who's bombing us? - It's an Indian carrier.

Step aside, Sardar. And send the girI over to me.

You bastard!

You scoundreI!

Run away!

Oh God...

Send the ammunition immediateIy!

c'mon!

That's the red tower, which stocks 90%/0 of the expIosives.

Who toId you? - NihaI Singh.

If the buiIding is not bIown up in 15 minutes, we're in danger.

But how do we bIow it up?

There is a way.

We're sending the expIosives, sir.

Who's that?

Why is our truck returning?

Where are you taking the truck? - To bIow up the Red Tower.

We're carrying expIosives in this truck, Khairu!

We'II be bIown up with the tower! - Not you... it'II onIy be me.

No, Khairu! et's find another way.

There is no other away. Get down, both of you.

No, Khairu! If you go, we come with you!

Don't taIk Iike a fooI! You've got to save mother and the others.

How about your Iife? - Don't worry about my Iife.

I have no one.

You guys have to settIe down! You have promises to keep!

This is where my promise ends.

No! - No!

Get down, I say! - No!

Stop the truck!

Get down, I say! - No! I won't Iet you go aIone!

You have cheated us!

This is a betrayaI!

No, don't cry.

We'II do what he was supposed to do.

We wiII not spare them!

We swear on your Iove!

We'II raze Dr. Dang's eviI empire to ashes!

AIert the Red Tower immediateIy. And when is my pIane arriving?

In 15 minutes, Sir.

Dr. Dang has never conceded defeat.

In a matter of 15 minutes, everything wiII turn to ashes.

Do you hear the echo?

Do you?

It's the echo of the expIosives...

you showered on the unarmed inmates of my prison.

It echoes the cries of the orphaned chiIdren and the widows!

This is the echo of India... whom you wanted to destroy.

And today, you are in India's cIutches, Dr Dang.

WeII, Dang? Was that fun?

Did you reaIIy beIieve that you couId destroy the country?

Did you reaIIy think so?

No! It's impossibIe.

ImpossibIe!

Whenever demons Iike you set foot on our soiI.

our tricoIour wiII make sure it wipes them out!

Brother!

You swine!

You're in my hands today!

Don't shoot, johny!

You've done a wise thing by not kiIIing me.

Perhaps you forget that your wife and chiId are in my custody.

They'II be dead in another 4 or 5 minutes

when my time bomb expIodes.

come to your senses! You're a brave soIdier.

Go to your son. He's waiting for you.

Go on! Won't you?

Mother!

couId you find Mother No I couIdn't.

ook over there I'II search this side over.

Mother!

My son!

Mother!

Good bye Rana!

You have ampIy proved

that man assumes greatness onIy with his deeds.

Be it a criminaI or a soIdier. Everyone thirsts for Iove.

Have you given them your Iove then

They've received a new Iease of Iife.

They can go wherever they wish It's a big worId.

What do you mean Where wiII we go

Did you hear that, Mother

When we wanted to run away he Iocked us up!

He forced us to have miIk and scoIded us too.

Now that we want to stay at home

he asks us to go away in the big bad worId.

This isn't fair.

You have given us a new Iife and Iots of Iove too.

TeII us on oath that you didn't consider us to be your sons

Did you see how cunning they are

come on! Where to?

Over there!

I'II fuIfiII Khairu's dream for you.

ive and die for you I shaII O Iove

I've given you my heart

I wiII Iay down my Iife for you too