Original subtitles

-(festive music) -(crowd chanting)

(music rising)

-(crowd cheering) -(anklets clinking)

(people roaring, shouting)

(music intensifies)

-Kobali, Kobali! -(men cheering)

Hey, look at Potu Raju.

-(cheering continues) -Yes, Sreekanth.

That knife is scaring my ass off. I fear it might fall on me.

(spits) You're such a timid bastard.

No, man, please. You go.

-(crowd shouting) -(drums thumping)

(engine whirring)

(crowd lauding)

-Hey! -Who's that in the auto?

(man) Who's that?

(cheering continues)

-Hey, it's Khayum. -Pay him and come.

-Hey, let's go. -Move aside! Move!

(drums beating)

-(engine revs) -Hey, follow him.

-Call him. -I will. You go, man!

-(phone ringing) -(suspenseful music)

-(ringing persists) -(tsks in annoyance)

Ramu, Khayum came into the village.

(music intensifies)

(music rises)

(riveting music)

(shrieking)

(panting)

-(grunts) -(door creaks)

(music intensifies)

(water splashes)

-(glass clinking) -(Khayum) Hey!

-(Ramu) Hey, wait! -You bastard!

Ranjith!

-Catch that son of a bitch! -Come on, let's go.

(thrilling music)

-(gasping, grunting) -Hey!

(heavy breathing)

(music rising)

(hits)

-(hits) -(bones crack)

(music intensifies)

(stomps)

(bones crack)

-(thuds) -(vessels clatter)

(mud pot shatters)

(shatters)

(cracks)

(moaning)

-(music intensifies) -(dancers ululating, shrieking)

-(screams in rage) -(music stops)

(blood spewing)

(thuds)

(dark music)

(Ramu panting)

(music rising)

(shouts) Kobali!

(opening music)

(birds chirping)

(water splashing)

-(cuckoos cooing) -(match strikes)

-(fire crackling) -(liquid boiling)

(bottle clanking)

(cooing continues)

Hey, you! Ramu, get up.

-(cow mooing) -Let me sleep for a while.

Srinu has woken up, boy.

(gasps)

-Srinu anna woke up? -Yes.

-Then, why wake me up so late? -That's why I've been yelling.

Your mother has warmed the water. Take a bath and get going.

You'll have no time left otherwise.

Anyway you're a rogue who roams around the village.

Look, if I lose my cool, I'll leave everything behind.

I'll say that Sambaiah gave it to me. Then you'll understand.

You do that and you won't have any food from tomorrow.

Yeah, I've seen enough of it.

(grunts)

(cow mooing)

-(Ramu) Well, Gopi anna. -(Gopi) Hmm.

-Didn't you go fishing today? -Mind your own business.

(crows cawing)

(brushing)

-(rustling) -(bangles clinking)

(liquid boiling)

You're awake? Go and bring grass from Reddamma's place for the cows.

Hey! Make me some tea first.

Anyway, Raju's here, isn't he? Send him.

-Did he even wake up yet? -What do I know?

(woman) Chitti, did you get ready?

Chitti!

You slept again? Get up! Pack your bag.

If you skip school giving some excuse, you're a goner.

My stomach is aching, Mom.

Hmm! You don't want to go to school, is that it?

-Yeah. -Ramu, bring the stick that's kept near the door there.

She says she won't go to school.

-Akka, did you prepare Raju's box? -Yes, I did.

-Did Raju wake up? -His highness has to be reminded

-that he has to attend college. -Go and wake him up.

(Raju) No need. I'm up already.

I've even had my bath.

-Is that right? -Yes.

-You're ready already? -(Ramu) You've started already?

He changed, but we're the same.

He got ready to go to college. Where do I have to go anyway?

Honestly, you're underestimating your son.

-He's a lot more than you know. -Hey, you know nothing.

People that roam with you are easy to judge.

(old man) Hey, you elder one, bring them out.

Yes, I'm just coming, Dad.

(birds cooing)

-You still have the time, right? -I have to run for a special cause.

-Special "cause"? -How will I rank first sitting idle like you?

-First rank? What are you saying? -You won't get it. I'm leaving.

Dad, I'm leaving.

(pleasant music)

-What do you want? -I'd be happy with ₹200.

Two hundred, huh? Hmm. Hold this.

-Is that enough? -Hmm.

-Can I go? -Hmm.

(chuckles)

Ramu!

-Yes? -Tell them that I'll send Chitti's fees tomorrow.

-Okay, I'll do that. -How long will you roam aimlessly?

Your brother is asking you to go and work at the shed.

-Is it him who's saying or you? -Go ask him if you want.

Also, give your brother this box.

-You want to get in trouble, don't you? -Go, Ramu.

-(birds chirping) -(vehicles whirring)

(ominous music)

(music rises)

(gasping)

(breathing heavily)

(spits, grunts)

-(breathing heavily) -(bottle clanks)

(gargles, spits)

-(grunts) -(bottle clanks)

(spits)

(engine humming)

(stand clicks, engine stops)

-(match strikes) -Killed him, have you?

-(striking continues) -(grunts)

This bastard deserved to die.

(spits)

(grunts, chuckles)

Hey, let's bury this asshole.

-(grunts) -Hey!

-(exciting music) -Hey!

(knife clanking)

(music intensifies)

-(knife hacks, splatters) -(music stops)

-(eerie music) -(water splashes)

Hey, I met that Bodi Narasaiah last evening.

-What did he say? -He spoke about his brother-in-law.

-Is he from our village? -He used to stay in Hyderabad.

-Hmm. -He came back

to the village because of debts.

-Some property dispute. -That aside,

-for how much did you make the deal? -He said he'd give ₹30,000.

I said that I'd do it for ₹50,000.

(match strikes)

Okay, I'll deal with that. Be ready in the evening.

-Today? -Yeah.

-I can't make it today. -Hey, how can that be?

Gopi is coming. Everybody has to stay at home.

Look,

we should make sure we're not seen by that Ramaswamy.

He's waiting to kick us out.

I don't know anything else.

We'll wait for the right time and kill him as well.

-Is that so? -Hmm.

Let's go.

(mesmerising music)

-Where did you go so early? -Your brother-in-law's coming.

-That's why I went to bring fish. -Bloody hell!

He's so fortunate.

He comes, eats, drinks, sleeps and leaves. Get inside!

(scoffs)

-(cow mooing) -Hey...

I have some alcohol left from last night.

You should've told me earlier.

(chuckles) Come on, let's go.

(pleasant music)

(tractor whirring)

(engine stops)

Well, uncle? What brings you here?

-The vehicle's constantly stopping. -Is that so?

Check it once.

(bonnet clicks, screeches)

-Mahesh, bring the spanners. -Okay, anna.

-Anna. -Srinu...

(spanners clanking)

...I wanted to send Kiran to the US for higher studies.

But he wants to stay here and do farming.

But, uncle, you want your son to go to America,

study well and do a great job.

It's all so that you can show off at the village, huh?

-(chuckles) -I met Kiran the other day.

He said that he doesn't want to leave his parents for his studies.

He's thinking only about you.

People generally don't care about their parents after they go abroad.

He wants to stay here and take care of his parents.

You're lucky to have such a son.

Anyway, you've made good money from farming, right?

He's educated. The topper in his college.

He'll earn more if he gets into agriculture.

Why worry about such a guy?

(engine starts, revs)

The engine will only stop when you turn it off.

Our Ramu on the other hand...

I told him I'm willing to spend money on his education.

He completed his degree and is loafing about the village.

Where is he?

There he is.

(cheerful music)

(uncle) I'll get going then.

(Srinu) What is this? So early in the morning?

Nana, Uncle bought it for me even though I said no.

Hey.

I bought it because you asked. Why are you blaming me?

-Hmm? -That aside,

you have to open the shed after the Medaram Jathara.

Okay, anna.

It seems that Raju has not been going to college. Check where he is.

I'll check, anna.

-Where's the box? -Wait a second.

Here you go.

-Bye, Nana. -Bye.

(happy music)

(watchman) Quick! Go in quickly. Sir is over there.

-Well, uncle? -Hey, Ramu? Are you fine?

Yeah!

(Principal) Raise your hands.

Won't he change?

(chuckles) Some things never do.

Pedda Babu, a gift for you.

-(music continues) -(Principal) Hey, Ramu. Come here.

(Ramu) Yes, I'm coming, sir.

Bloody hell, you're giving me what belonged to me.

-Go. -(Principal) Do it properly.

(children cheering)

(cycle wheels clunking)

-(boy 1) Hit it! -(boy 2) Anna, come, come.

Make a run for it!

-(crowd cheering) -(grunts)

-(boy) Four! -(batsman chuckles)

(grunts)

(man) What, buddy? Did you drop Chitti at school?

Even married people don't have such hassles.

Stop it, man.

My brother is sparing me just because I'm dropping her off.

Otherwise, he'd have made me stay near the shed.

What happened in yesterday's match?

What else? We lost. Here.

(players' yelling)

You fucked off after your batting was done.

Peeri and Saidulu scored heavily.

The match was over in five overs.

That Peeri acted very smart because you weren't there.

Leave that, man. Why listen to an alcoholic's words?

Have you ever spoken like a man in your whole life, you dickhead?

Why is our Raju playing with them?

-He said that he'd play with us. -Huh?

I said our team's full.

How would I know that he'd play so well?

-Hey, go and bring him. -Hmm?

Srinu anna thinks that he's going to college.

What's he doing on the ground? Go and bring him.

Hey!

-Go and bring him! -Bloody hell!

-(cheerful music) -(Khayum) Hey, stop it!

Hey, Raju! Ramu's calling you.

-(man) Hey, Khayum, what's the deal? -Let's go.

Hey, I'll fucking thrash you if you take him away.

-Hey, Raju! -(Khayum) He won't come.

-Hey, Raju. -Hey, you go!

-He won't play with you. -Ramu, it's none of your business.

-(man) Why are you taking him away? -He won't play with you.

-Hey, wait. -You son of a bitch!

(cursing, grunting)

(squabbling)

Did you piss your pants looking at us bat?

Who pissed their pants? Our team played better.

(squabbling continues)

You asshole, come on. Let's see who's stronger.

Hey, wait. Stop.

-Why are you fighting with him? -Let them go.

How can you boss around in our village?

-Go fuck yourselves in your village. -Who the fuck are you to say that?

-Hey, wait! -Hey, leave me!

You cheating bastard!

(fighting continues)

Hey, stop it, man. Stop it.

Hey, move aside. Move!

-Bloody bastards. -Hey, wait!

I'll bloody kill him.

Hey, I know that you're shit scared of my uncle.

Look how he's speaking. You son of a bitch! Come here!

I asked you to stop it, didn't I?

Enough. Stop it now.

(Raju) Uncle, Uncle. Uncle, please wait!

Please don't speak of this at home.

-Is this your special class? -Actually...

You said you'd get the first rank. Is this how you'll get it?

-Srinu anna asked me in the morning. -Uncle Srinu asked you?

He asked if you're attending college. You'll get a thrashing this evening.

I won't spare you if I see you with those assholes.

Okay, Uncle.

You should either play with our people or sit idle.

Why play with those people?

-I won't play with them anymore. -(cow mooing)

-Fine, hop on. -Hmm.

(pleasant music)

Hey, who's that girl? She looks familiar.

She's from our college. Her name is Kirthi.

You've managed to keep it from me.

It's nothing...

(snickers shyly)

-You're feeling shy now? -Yes.

You're no less, but you act innocent at home.

And they blame me that I taught you all this.

You'll get a beating this evening for sure.

-Did he really ask? -Yes, he did.

-Promise? -(tsks)

So, I'm going to get beaten up.

-(spoon clanks) -(pan sizzles)

Your uncle Ramaswamy came in the morning.

He scolded me about paying off that Venkatratnam fellow.

He said that, if I keep paying him,

-he'll dance on my head. -Why does he care, Dad?

His son is a doctor who earns very well.

He himself gathered his wealth.

They'd be fine even if they stop the toddy business.

But that's not the case with us, is it?

That "head" is hell-bent on me.

He's saying we have to pay him ₹3,000 from now on.

Don't pay him from this month.

Let's see what he does.

(ominous whistling)

(humming "O Janakammo")

-(engine revs) -(mutters) Ramaswamy's coming this way.

(vehicle stops, key clicks)

It seems that

somebody broke into Veerababu's house.

He stole 11 grams of gold and ₹10,000 in cash.

Is it you who did that?

Bloody hell! Am I to blame for every theft in the village?

I did that earlier out of ignorance. Now, I work hard.

Where were you last night?

-I went to Pochal's house. -What time?

-Hmm... I think around 7:45 p.m. -Huh?

Even I was there. But I didn't see you.

-Actually... -(suspenseful music)

Fine, bring your brother to the Panchayat tomorrow.

We'll talk there. Go.

Okay. (muttering) Bloody old bugger!

-Asshole! -(bike starts)

(Ramaswamy) Did you tell Srinu about what we discussed?

Srinu's saying that you're right.

Still, don't be afraid.

-I'm there and so is our Srinu. -Hmm.

(bike whirring)

(screeches, halts)

(sighs)

Well, old man? How's everything? All well?

-All well, sir. -There's nothing. You tell us.

Sir is countering me. (guffaws)

-Meena, sir is here. Bring some tea. -No need for that.

I need to go. I have some urgent work.

If you have urgent work, why did you come here?

Fine, give me some.

He won't.

I'm saying I'll have some. Give me.

I'm not talking about the tea.

What, Sambaiah? Are you trying to act smart with your brother here?

No, sir.

You're still brewing alcohol just because I'm silent.

Otherwise, you'd be rotting in jail. Understood?

What? Should we pay you out of fear?

Who are you to intervene?

You may be important in the village, but not here. Keep quiet!

Why are you raising your voice?

Is it because you're wearing a uniform?

You're testing my patience.

Just wait and watch what I'll do.

Hey, oldie, I'll drag you on the roads, I'm telling you.

(intense music)

-Yeah, what? -(ominous whistling)

-(slaps) -Hey, Srinu!

Shouldn't you be respectful while talking to elders?

We're not going to pay you.

Go and complain wherever you want.

Hey, Srinu, leave it.

-Keep quiet, anna. -Venkatratnam!

If you ever dare speak ill about my people,

it'd be more than just a slap.

(ominous music)

-Bloody asshole! -Why did you hit him like that?

What will happen to us if he holds a grudge against us?

He'll do what he needs to do. And I'll do what I need to.

No matter who it is, if they speak ill of us,

I will not spare them.

Similarly, if one of us does something wrong...

even they won't be spared.

(splashing)

-Brother-in-law. -Hmm?

What did you say when you got married to akka?

Didn't you say that you'd take her home after two-three months?

Huh, so what?

It's been two years since your wedding, brother-in-law.

-How long will this go on? -Look, brother-in-law.

I can straightaway go and say that at my house, but...

I don't know how they'd react.

Srinu will cause the most trouble.

All of my friends and acquaintances are asking where akka's husband is.

But you said that you'd say it when the time is right.

-How long will this go on? -What is your problem, you two?

I've come here to peacefully have some alcohol, but you two...

Brother-in-law, I'm saying this again and again.

I'll take her with me when the time's right.

Don't keep pestering me with these questions, understood?

You keep making us shut our mouths just like this.

I always have to be near this stove. I'll die here someday.

(sobbing)

Bloody hell, why are you crying now?

Did I say that I won't take you with me?

-I won't come here again. -Brother-in-law.

-(intense music) -(grunts)

Calm down, anna. Akka, take him away.

-(grunts) -(music intensifies)

-Why such anger? -(knife hacks)

How many times should I tell you...

to be careful for a few days?

(scoffs) I won't repeat myself.

Till all the properties get transferred to my name,

we'll have to shut up and be careful.

-Understood? -(husband) Hey, Sujatha!

Are you coming or not?

Hmm.

(breathing heavily)

(door creaks)

-(shouts in rage) -(tense music)

(music continues)

(music fades)

(singing) ♪ Lilly is asking you To make some noise ♪

♪ I keep wanting it I'm so silly ♪

(knife hacking)

Srinu, his brother, his family, all of them!

-All of them should die. -(vehicle crashing)

(shouts)