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5292…Ongole…Kavali….Nellore…Sullurpeta!

Sankranti Special!!! Get in, get in!!!

Ticket prices have skyrocketed for Sankranti.

Buses are also insufficient.

No seats. Check some other bus.

Please wait there. We are reaching.

Your Attention Please! train number 17016...

Hyderabad to Visakhapatnam Sankranthi Special Express has arrived on Platform Number 2.

You are listening to ‘Madi Madilo Hyderabad City”

Say FM and it is only Radio City 91.1 and this is RJ Sunita.

Our city roads looked like a moving ocean with unending traffic till now.

And then boom comes the festival with all its festivity.

Bus stations and railway stations are packed with people.

But from tomorrow we can happily play cricket on Hyderabad roads!

We deserve to celebrate this mood with a song, right?

Keep listening to ‘Madi Madilo Hyderabad City” Think of FM and think of Radio City 91.1

Your Radio City with Sunita.

Why are you up so early, Kesava?

My son’s coming from the city.

Ohh!

Hey, Subbarao.

What’s up, Kesava? Is your son coming home?

Yes, he is.

I can sense the vibes of our village, uncle.

We’re almost there.

Anyhow, it feels great to go to the city for a livelihood…

and then come back to your hometown.

Of course.

We’re going to eat and drink till we drop these 4 days.

We have the whole year to eat and get drunk.

But, we only get these 4 days to spend with our loved ones.

Let’s make it fun!

Hmm!

Anantharajugaripuram!

What is this? - Dad!

Why are you sitting on top? Get down. - Ok.

He was sitting on the top. -I know.

Why did you climb up at this age?

There was no space down.

Hey, precious! - So let’s meet again.

Hey, Seshagiri. You don’t have crops in the village anymore.

What brings you here?

Aren’t I allowed otherwise? I’m here to visit sir.

Oh.

What’s up with you?

He does all your stuff for you, right?

Why are you cleaning this?

My fate has changed since this came into my life.

I won’t let anybody get their hands on it.

Dear… - Yeah, Coming.

[humming]

What’s the story with this cycle?

Brother-in-law rode the same bicycle in the past and…

‘Cotton candy! Cotton candy!’

How much cotton candy do I have to sell to be this rich?

Hey, Cotton candy guy!

[old romantic song playing]

Cotton candy, please.

Wow!

I’ve never eaten such sweet cotton candy.

Really?

Even I’ve never come across someone so cute.

Really? - Hmm.

I swear on my cotton candy. - How much is it?

It’s worth your smile.

Stop it!

He flattered my sister with his cotton candy.

They fell in love and were getting married.

Call it his fortune or my sister’s misfortune.

Mr. Anantharaju passed away soon after the wedding.

The whole village was sobbing.

But, brother-in-law had a smile on his face.

He rushed to the locker and opened it.

All the asset documents were missing.

Sir, you’ve donated us your fields.

You’ve given us new lives.

That’s when he realized that Mr. Anantharaju had donated all his assets to the villagers.

Thereafter, the villagers called this place Anantharajupuram in his honor.

Though he lost all the assets…

He held on to his hope and made good money.

Still, he’s referred to as…

Look. That’s Mr. Anantharaju’s son-in-law. - Is it?

Hey, son-in-law of Mr. Anantharaju…

Hello.

As his identity was limited to being the son-in-law of Mr. Raju…

He lost his cool and…

And?

He loans money to the villagers to begin with…

and seizes their assets illegally later on.

He wishes to seize the assets of everybody in the village…

and name the village after himself, Ekambarapuram.

Now I get why he slapped me earlier.

Hey, son-in-law of Mr. Anantharaju.

Of course, he slapped you.

Keep this for now.

I’ll arrange the rest soon.

Bro, should I put the pickle jar in your blue bag?

No, not that bag.

Here.

Put it in this.

She needs more of that beating.

Actually, you deserve it.

I don’t need all this.

It’s okay. Take it. Tastes nice.

Did you tell him about the marriage alliance for Bujji?

He’s still paying the loans that I’ve taken.

Wedding would be a burden.

- Okay. You take care.

Don’t mention it to him.

Less mischief, okay?

See you, mom. - See you.

Bye. - Bye.

Greeting!

Don’t say a word.

You visit us briefly like some guest.

Can’t help it City life is hectic.

Whatever.

What? Are you also leaving, Shanta?

He’s taking me along to the city. - Nice.

You’re doing the right thing, boy. - It's my responsibility uncle.

What have you been up to, Ramana?

I’m the Supervisor of a huge building.

I have 20-30 employees working for me.

What more could I ask for? What say?

Greeting sir.

Greeting.. - I went to your house, sir.

They said you were here.

Your interest money… - Hey!

You need to pay a hell of lot of interest to clear your initial interest.

Let it be.

No, listen.

We can sort it out later.

Bus is here. Go.

Thank you, sir.

You give 10 bucks and loot 10 folds.

Bus has arrived. Go.

If we get in now, we can catch the train in time.

Families can’t bid farewell.

The guys can’t leave home either.

They can’t help it.

They should stay away to save their fields.

Hey. Stop the bus.

Stop the bus. - Stop the bus.

Hold on!

Go. Go. Quick. - Bye, uncle.

See you, dad. - Take care.

See you, guys.

Okay..

Hey! - Ma’am?

Take a close shot. - Okay, ma’am.

Did you take a wide angle?

Okay? - Okay ma'am.

Take a look.

Wow! You look amazing, Chaitra.

Why is she so hyper in the morning?

Karthik hasn’t seen me in a couple of days.

He must be missing me like crazy.

I thought I’d surprise him with these pictures.

Send them to my mobile, okay? - Yes, ma’am. I’ll send it.

There’s no point in doing so much.

You said he’s your super senior And you’ve been in love since college.

You’re crazy about him.

But, has he ever given you any attention?

No!

Has he at least smiled at you?

No!

Okay, we’ll let that go There’s no effort from his side.

But in all these years, have you ever had coffee with him? - No!

You brainless fellows! Listen up.

Guys go after girls.

We don’t give a crap though we like him.

‘Cause we enjoy the attention.

Maybe my guy is also enjoying my attention.

Wait and watch.

I’ll send my pictures and also have coffee with him.

Okay? Sent.

Bah! She’s back to torture me. - Who? Chaitra?

Hmm.

Bro, I think the only way to stop her is for you to say yes.

Shut up. Let’s go.

Creatures are dying because of the plastic in the ocean.

Aquatic life and earth cycle is being damaged.

Using satellite…

We can trace out the exact location of plastic in the ocean and clean them out.

Well, as you can see, to clear the ocean of all the plastic…

I’ve been waiting for this kind of opportunity for many years.

We will collaborate with Fortune 500 companies.

I know, I know the time is too less to execute this kind of a project.

Karthik… - Sir.

I’d like you to take the lead on this project, please.

Sure, sir. I’ll do my best.

Karthik will kill you if he sees that you’re killing time in the cafeteria. - True.

Cafeteria is meant for killing time.

Oh!

But from tomorrow, we won’t have the leisure.

Just got the mail.

Do you think we can meet the deadline?

Man, projects and deadlines are our thing.

Okay. I’ll be on it.

That project is sorted.

What about this pending project?

Pending project? Whoa! Ma’am!

Damn! She’s here.

Oi! What are you doing here?

I’ve sent you pictures. No reply from you.

You’ve taken care of me. Now it’s my turn.

That is why I’m here.

I told you she won’t back off till you say yes.

Of course.

Do you know how tough it was to come inside?

Let’s have coffee?

Coffee, please.

Guys, will you have coffee with us or shall I change the team?

No. No. Coming. Coming.

Talk to him. Let us go. - Why don’t you stay?

Getting a coffee date with Karthik isn’t easy.

What could be so hard?

Hey! What are you doing here?

Isn’t it obvious?

I mean, you’re buying veggies.

Aren’t I allowed to?

Do you cook as well?

He cooks amazingly well.

Chaitra, you’re so lucky! - Why?

A girl is damn lucky if her husband is a good cook.

Whoa!

Why don’t you marry a chef then?

I guess you eat a lot of spice.

You seem all fired up.

Have a carrot, Karthik. It’s good for your eyes.

Maybe then you’ll see how beautiful I am.

I can see how crazy you are ‘cause I’m eating this.

Bro, shall I get a wood apple? - Sure. It’s good for the ears.

Maybe then you’ll hear my heartbeat loudly.

My senses are just fine.

It’s your brain that’s screwed.

Well said.

That’s what my mom says.

In my case, my dad also says the same. - Oh!

Hmm.

Ohh!

Me and my brain are special. - Totally forgot about the coffee.

Coffee...., please. - Go away.

Coffee…

Please.

One Coffee..please. - No.

Let’s bring our daughter home for delivery on a good day.

Sure, dear.

We were just thinking of you and you’re here.

Why did you come alone? Where’s son-in-law?

Why are you quiet?

You promised something fancy as dowry.

He asked me to get our land documents along with the baby this time.

What do we do, dear?

Let me think.

I asked Raghu for some money.

He said he’d help.

Look, something’s on fire.

What have you done?

I’d rather destroy the whole thing than sell it.

You haven’t eaten in 2 days. Have some.

I don’t know. Life seems so terrifying.

I’d die. But I’m worried about you guys.

Please don’t say that.

I knew you’d say that.

You burned the crop ‘cause it wasn’t fruitful.

Why would you torture your body though?

Here.

Take it.

You’re so stubborn.

Why don’t you sell that crop to me?

It’s half destroyed.

Yeah, brother-in-law.

Why would you want to buy that?

Do you have a better idea?

I can’t watch him ruin everything.

I must do something.

He’s going through a tough phase.

My land documents.

Keep them.

You have great self-respect.

I can’t accept those. Give it to him.

Take it.

Take it.

You have a really big heart.

We’ve only heard about your father-in-law.

Seeing you today, it’s like we’re seeing him.

Let’s go.

I can’t make them forget my father-in-law no matter what I do.

Give me that.

Ask the MRO to check the land details.

We want everything in our name. - Sure, brother-in-law.

It’s not a matter of days.

I’ve been trying to impress you since one year.

Why wouldn’t he like me?

You look so beautiful!

What’s the problem?

Think deeply. You’ll see it.

What’s the problem?

Hey, crazy girl! I asked you to think. Not yell.

Why is everybody gathered here?

What’s wrong? - Ravi’s been fired.

He submitted fake experience certificates.

Moreover, you know our boss can be a jerk.

Where is he?

Over there.

Poor guy! He’s really nervous.

Guys like him bring ill reputation to our company.

You’re right, sir.

His credentials are all fine.

But, why did he submit fake certificates?

How am I supposed to know? - By giving him a chance, sir.

Do you know the loopholes in our software company?

You don’t get a job unless you’re experienced.

You don’t gain experience unless you have a job.

You can’t enter this loop unless there’s some miracle.

Maybe he didn’t stand a chance.

Are you saying he did the right thing?

I’m talking about the situation, sir.

For example, we released a project recently.

He did most of the work there.

If you don’t mind, I want to tell you something.

You trusted a piece of paper and be brought great reputation to us.

Imagine what he’d achieve if you actually trusted him.

Give it a thought.

See you, sir.

Hey!

Yeah, Ravi?

I don’t know what to say or how to say it.

With my current degree,

I always felt insecure about my future.

I thought about it from your perspective.

I felt insecure too.

You handed my future to me.

Thank you!

Hey, come on!

Cool down.

Friends not only make you happy.

They also make you feel secure.

Stop getting so emotional.

Alright. - Let’s go and chill.

Hey, I’ve got urgent work. Move.

This is also urgent.

What is?

Marriage. - Then get married.

What should I do to make you fall in love with me?

Let me ask you this instead.

What should I do for you to leave me alone? Tell me.

No matter what, there’s no way I’m leaving you alone.

No way in hell!

Life sucks, man There’s always some problem or the other.

First, it was getting through school Then, it was getting a job.

Now, it’s marriage.

There’s only one solution to all these problems.

Who is it?

My mother. - Regarding?

Love recommendation.

Come on, auntie.

You can’t take that crazy girl seriously.

What’s wrong, son? - One second.

Guys, it’s personal Let’s get out of here.

Why did you come at this hour?

On top of that, you brought your mother along.

What’s the matter?

Why don’t you love my daughter? What’s the problem?

What’s the problem?

No problem I don’t mind being your friend.

That’s great.

Yeah, great.

Life is beautiful if you marry your best friend.

Your uncle and I were also good friends.

We got married later on.

Life is amazing now. - Really amazing.

It’s not that, auntie. - What is it then?

A financial issue?

We’ve also worked hard to reach where we are today.

Mommy, you can leave now.

No, listen. - Chaitra wants you to leave. Go!

Whatever. Idiot...

Are you out of your mind? Why would you bring your mother?

Karthik, I really like you.

My family is looking for a prospective groom.

But, I don’t feel this way about anybody else.

I don’t belong to the family of people who threaten their love interests.

But, I’m confident that I’d be really happy with you in my life.

Ultimately, it’s your decision.

Yay! Congratulations! What is this??

Excuse me!... - Party.

I’m really proud of you, Karthik.

Why, sir? - Karthik is the Employee of the Year.

Guys… Guys… I have another good news.

You’re going to be the Manager of our US branch.

That’s amazing! - Take me along, dude.

So…I think it calls for a celebration.

Let’s celebrate tonight.

Hey, Swarna. What are you thinking about?

I’m wondering how he’s playing.

Why are you straining yourself? Just chill.

What’s up, guys? What are you doing?

Always drinking!

You don’t workout or diet.

I’ll start tomorrow. - Hello. Phone.

Answer it. Can’t miss the call.

I was eavesdropping last night.

Yeah? Mind your business.

Okay.

Hello.

Karthik, where are you?

Outside.

Daddy wants to talk to you.

First, it was your mom Now your dad wants to talk.

Won’t you leave me alone? Alright. I’ll come to him.

What?! Really?!

I didn’t expect this.

See you first thing in the morning tomorrow, okay?

Okay, bye.

I see new promotions happening and new feelings taking bloom.

Nothing like that.

Hey!..

I swear there’s nothing.

Hey, one second.

Is it a secret?

It’s dad.

Oh!

Yes, dad?

what are you doing?

Nothing. At a small party.

Actually, I was going to call you.

What are you doing?

I’m at home.

So, listen. I got the money.

I’ve had a satisfying meal after so long.

This whole time, I was worried about some loan shark barging in.

I don’t have that fear anymore.

Dad…

Huh?

What is it?

Are you fine with whatever decision I take at this point?

Of course, son.

If you were irresponsible, I’d have hesitated.

But I’m sure you’ll never do wrong.

Okay, dad. Bye.

Alright.

What a father-son duo! Just perfect!

He intimates you before doing anything.

You accept everything that he does.

Of course my son tells me everything.

He seeks my approval.

Sweet! Such cuties, you and your son.

Dear, we’re looking for a marriage alliance for Bujji anyway.

Let’s find a prospective bride for him as well.

I’m on it.

The neighboring Village Head is looking at our son for his daughter.

I’ll talk to him next time we meet.

Harsha MBBS weds Vidya MBBS.

Sounds nice. - Hi.

You’re a doctor and so are your wife and son.

And your future daughter-in-law is also a doctor.

Your house is going to be like a multi-specialty hospital.

I should invite a lot of other guests. See you.

You should definitely come. - Sure. Thank you.

Hey, Karthik! - Hi.

So good to see you.

Good to see you too. - So glad you came. Come. Come.

Sit down.

Hi, Karthik.

Hi, auntie.

So, what will you have? Tea, coffee or juice?

I’m good, uncle. - I guess he’s shy.

Get everything. He’ll take what he likes.

Karthik, I’m not shy like you.

So I’ll come straight to the point.

Chaitra really loves you.

I’m guessing you know that too.

Once we know your opinion, we can probably take it further.

To be honest,

I like her too.

That’s great. Are you happy?

So, Karthik. I’d love to talk to your parents about the wedding.

And at the same time, I’ll hand over all my companies to you…

Go to some far off place and relax.

Thanks, uncle.

But, I have some other plans.

Oh, really? - Yeah.

What do you want to do?

I want to take up farming.

What?!

Are you kidding?

No, uncle. I want to do farming.

What are you talking, Karthik?

Do you get what you’re saying?

You belong on the red carpet.

Why do you want to walk in mud?

You should receive many more Employee of the Year mementos.

Actually, no. You’ve reached a level where you give out mementos.

Why do you want to move backwards in life?

Don’t you think it’s foolish?

Uncle, you were talking to somebody earlier.

I’m guessing an old friend.

He’s a doctor.

He made his son become a doctor.

You’re an Engineer.

You made your daughter one too.

Uncle,

Hero is passing on his legacy to his son.

Doctor is passing on his legacy to his son.

But, a farmer...

..is not shaping his son into a farmer.

I believe we should pass our profession to our heirs for them to be successful.

Why don’t you find an alternative? For Chaitra’s sake.

No, uncle.

This is the reason I didn’t express my true feelings for Chaitra.

Why is the tea so light?

Uncle.

Hey! What are you doing here?

I should ask you that.

I told you I work as a Supervisor for buildings.

Look. This is my project.

Great!

Isn’t it great to meet someone from your hometown in the city?

True. We haven’t met in so long.

We could sit and talk. But I’m kind of busy.

They don’t work unless I’m watching.

No worries. - Let’s talk once I’m off duty.

Alright See you, Send my best to aunt. - See you.

I should’ve taken his number.

Stop talking and work.

Excuse me. Where can I find the Supervisor?

I’m the Supervisor. What do you want?

But, uncle…

Ramana…

Oh, Venkata Ramana? He must be unloading the material. Go look.

You focus on work. Don’t get distracted.

What is this, uncle?

You know how it is.

We took loans and did farming.

Hoping the crop would make us money.

But it shattered our lives.

I have to do something to feed the family.

Why don’t you find a job back home?

What job?

I can’t work as labor in the same place I once flourished in.

I’m toiling in silence to earn a livelihood.

Son, get going.

Aunt will feel embarrassed if she sees you.

No matter how tough it gets, remember that I’m always here.

Ramana!

Coming! - Why aren’t you working?

Son,

Your job earns you respect That respect earns you attention.

Don’t tell anybody back home.

Brother-in-law…

The MRO is here.

Why don’t you say something?

I’ve only taken documents from people till now.

But that guy Kesava took documents from me after so long.

It’s the doing of his son.

He’s sending him money from the city.

Don’t you worry.

I’ve gone through all the accounts.

Just wait for a year.

You can seize all their lands in exchange for the interest on the loan.

Chalapathy, my son is going to America.

Oh, is it?

Tell Malli as well.

Hey, monkey! - Bro!!!

It’s so heavy.

Mom, brother is here. - How are you, son?

Yeah. I’ll call you back.

Your dad would’ve received you if we knew you were coming.

It’s okay.

Your dad is overwhelmed.

He’s been telling everybody that you’re going to America.

He must be starving. Get him some food.

Come on.

Have some more.

Enough. - Here. Water.

Hey, get me an iPod, a MacBook and tons of makeup when you go to the US.

When are you leaving to the US, son?

I don’t want to go, dad.

I know you can’t leave us and go that far.

But when you get an opportunity to grow, don’t lose it.

I want to stay back and do farming.

Farming?

Why would you want to do that?

Why would you say that, dad?

Grandpa was into farming and so were you.

I want to take it up now.

You always say that our occupation should give us joy.

Farming doesn’t give you joy.

It only gives you trouble, losses and a hell lot of stress.

If I wanted you to do farming, I’d have taken you to the fields.

Why would I work hard to get you an education?

It’ll be great if a literate gets into farming.

What the hell!

Our lives are just getting better and it’s surely not due to farming.

It’s all thanks to your job.

Get back to your job.

I quit.

What?!

What is he saying?

People are struggling to get a job and he quit his?

I was recently thinking that my bad days are over.

Don’t bring them back, please.

What’s happening, bro?

Uncle, I heard your son is in town.

Whoa! You’re serious!

Why does your dad look so serious?

It’s nothing. Let’s go.

I thought maybe you must’ve brought a girl home.

Ohh!

When did aunt come home?

Been a couple of days.

She told her son that she couldn’t stay there anymore.

Anyhow, when are you going to the US?

Kesava, you’re a lucky man.

You worked hard to provide education to your son.

He’s going overseas now.

Tell me.

Aunt has fainted feeling breathless.

I'm Feeling anxious about it.

We are taking her to the hospital. Come soon.

I’ll be there.

No. Keep it.

Sir!

Sorry, Sir. I was slightly busy and didn’t notice, Sir.

Sir! Ok, Sir.

I will deliver it in the morning, Sir.

Sir…ok, Sir.

Hey, please request aunt to take care of mom.

Keep this.

What do you mean, brother-in-law? Are you leaving?

I have to, man. I have a lot of work.

When do you not have work?

Why don’t you stay for a couple of days and look after your mom?

Do you think I wouldn’t like to do that?

That’s why I took mom to the city.

But she couldn’t adjust there.

She was after my life until I brought her back here.

We can’t blame her, bro. She is used to life here.

I thought I could look after mom well, if I got a job.

But once I got it, I am unable to do anything except my job.

Mom is not able to stay there and I am not able to find any work here.

This bloody life! Our lives have become meaningless.

Here, take this.

Very sad! It’s the same story with everyone.

They are not able to survive unless they leave the village.

And those who live here?

They don’t even have a shoulder to cry on.

If you take a good look, you will find no one happy.

Sad, brother-in-law!

The village is in a bad condition just like aunt.

Karthik!

How many times should I call you?

Why are you not answering the phone?

You simply left me behind!

Why are you silent?

Obey my Dad at least till we get married, Karthik.

After that, do as you wish.

I am talking to you, Karthik!

Hey!

Rey!

What are you doing? - Have you gone mad?

Why are you acting crazy like this?

Please look for it there.

Chaitra!

It’s not here. - Not there. Over there!

Chaitra!

It’s just an object.

You are so restless for a missing object.

Here, the people I grew up with have gone missing.

By the way,

why do you love me?

I am very fond of you.

Yeah, but why?

I like your character.

Character?

Do you know its origin?

This village.

The people I grew up with.

If someone stepped into her house, my aunt would never send them hungry.

I learnt giving from her.

My Uncle Ramana used to say,

“Bear your own suffering but share your joy.”

I learnt the value of suffering and joy from him.

Such a great man is working for daily wages now.

He has become a daily worker.

Everyone is in the same situation.

I came here only for festivals and thought the village was always in festivity.

I know the truth now.

Locked doors on one hand and anticipating old people sitting on the other.

Can you guess what they are waiting for, Chaitra?

Either a festival or a funeral.

Because the kids don’t come back except on these two occasions.

They don’t.

Tell me now.

Shall I desert the village and the people who shaped my character and go my way?

I never saw tears in your eyes, Karthik.

I see them now and I don’t know what to say.

Here!

Why do you say that?

Why did you come here in the first place?

To take up farming.

I thought those who migrated from here were living comfortably.

But they are doing odd jobs for survival.

I thought it was enough if I took up farming alone.

But no…. Call everyone back.

Hey, Karthik! Out of the blue, you asked everyone to come.

They are all here seated.

Now that they are here, you have become quiet as a lamb.

What is the matter?

Why was this village formed, Uncle?

To stay together and to partake in each other’s difficulties.

Then why are you severing that bond now?

Who would like to sever bonds, son?

But there is no other option.

Who said there is no option, Uncle?

If we believe that we will get stuck here.

Hey, Karhtik!

What is your point? Shoot it straight.

Nothing much, Uncle. Let us all stay here and get back to agriculture.

You sound like eggs trying to teach the hen.

First of all, what do you know about agriculture, huh?

Water but no seeds. Seeds but no power Power but no manure.

Yet when we do manage to raise a crop, no market!

Bloody hell! Farming has become a gamble.

Do you expect us to come back and gamble again?

Weren’t we successful 25 years ago?

You may be right, son. Everything was fine then.

But circumstances have drastically changed now.

That’s exactly what I am saying.

Circumstances have changed and so should we.

Hello...

Forget the circumstances and systems First, you got to change.

There are enough dead bodies in the village.

Do you want to call the others here and kill more?

Hey, wait man!

Why don’t you let the youngster speak?

Didn’t you say you must adapt to the situation?

As if you are not aware of their situation!

You went away to work and settle the debts of your family.

But they also have their commitments and responsibilities.

On what basis can they return?

Brother-in-law asked you a question. Answer him.

This is next to impossible! Let’s go.

Yes, move. Move!

Uncle! Wait a minute. Just a minute. - Go!...

Only one minute!

If your responsibilities are the only obstacle,

I am ready to pay you salary as much as you earn in the city.

Will you come and work here?

You don’t have to work even a minute longer than 8 hours.

You are not at all concerned with profit or loss.

I will bear everything.

Hey, Karthik! Why do you want to risk so much?

You used to say something when I was a child.

Damn this government job! It is not greater than my four acre land.

It used to sound so good to hear you say that.

I want to see the same pride and the same haughtiness in you and in each one of you.

Let us work on nothing but a path of success.

Strands are woven into a rope. Bricks line up a house and we together make a village.

Say yes and we shall launch it today itself.

Sounds good, son.

But we should always be prepared for the worst.

We must consider pros and cons too.

What if there is no profit? Just in case?

No chance, Uncle. I have calculated…

What I mean to say is…

You have no experience.

If you run into losses,

how long can you pay them salaries?

Three months? Six months? A year?

After that? You will get back to your job.

But what about them?

Ha! Shall we go waste? - Reply.

He asked you a valid question.

I ask you to trust me just once.

Hey, it is only out of trust that we came so far as soon as you called without a question.

We have neither the years nor the strength to hope and then face despair.

I beg you. Just leave us alone.

It’s not that, Uncle. - Let us go, man.

Let us go. It has been a waste of travel charges.

When a candy floss seller became the son-in-law of a rich family,

I thought it was his luck.

When he wanted to own all the fields and rename the village as Ekambarapuram,

I thought my brother-in-law was crazy.

But it was only last night that I realized.

You are neither lucky nor crazy.

You are shrewd, brother-in-law!

I was mad when even as his dad collected the papers from me.

When you call the whole village and ask them to stay put here…

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