Zenda (झेंडा)

In memory of the late Ganpatrao Narayanrao Kamble, former MLA of Maharashtra

Our great leader is as adamant as a thunderbolt,

but at heart, he is as soft as a flower.

He's filled with tears of sorrow and grief.

How can we ever understand him? By Bhavabhuti

Welcome to Zee 24 Hours.

Today is the birthday of the leader of Jansena,

Kakasaheb Sarpotdar.

Like every year, the Jansena members

have gathered here to give him best wishes.

Apart from that, this meeting is special as Kakasaheb,

who can cause a state-wide shutdown in Maharashtra,

is going to announce his political successor today.

That is going to be the highlight of this meeting.

Kakasaheb's followers have gathered here

from all over Maharashtra in buses and trucks.

You can feel the enthusiasm of the people from Kolhapur.

Come on. Keep moving.

Yes, dear. I'll do it right now.

Yes, I got the beer.

-Here you go. -Yes. Wait a minute.

Yes, I got the pizza too.

Just a moment.

I don't know. It seems like there's Jansena's procession.

Hey! Goodness! They've blocked the entire road.

Watch out! Yes.

You are watching people gathering here for the Jansena meeting.

Kakasaheb's son, Prashant, has just arrived.

He has not been in the political arena for too long,

but he was the one who brought Jansena success

with their achievement in the recent municipal election.

So far, he has successfully headed

Jansena's Teachers' Union, Films Division and Sports Division.

I don't know, man.

I told you, it's Jansena procession.

There's too much traffic here.

I don't understand why they are ruining their lives.

It's so frustrating.

I've got the pizza and beer. I'll talk to you when I get there. Bye.

What's this? Stop smoking.

Hey! You are blowing smoke at people!

-Don't you have any common sense? -Sorry. Hail Maharashtra.

-Be careful next time. -Sorry.

Rajesh Sarpotdar is the youth's favorite leader

because of his dashing speeches and outspoken nature.

So far, he has successfully handled the presidency

of Jansena's Students' Wing, Workers' Union and Electricity Wing.

Today, mainly two names are being put forward

for Jansena's post Working President.

One is Kakasaheb's son, Prashant Sarpotdar,

and the other is his nephew, Rajesh Sarpotdar.

The well-known leader of Jansena, Mr. Kishore Majre,

is going to announce the next Working President.

The way of life cannot be found

A thick smoke of selfishness has gathered

The way of life cannot be found

A thick smoke of selfishness has gathered

They are our own people

Our own relatives

Can't trust our own people

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

So far, I've carried their palanquin

But their God was different

But their God was different

Enough of this mad frenzy

I have suffered a lot

I have suffered a lot

How much one can suffer?

The lamp is burning dimly

Who is a friend and who is an enemy here?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Oh, Lord Vitthal

Which flag should I carry in my hand?

Today, Kakasaheb has announced

the new Working President of the Jansena party.

His son Mr. Prashant Sarpotdar, has been appointed to be the post.

-Hey, come on! -While discussing on the topic he said,

- "I'm appointing Prashant -Is this right?

only because he is capable and eligible."

Why are you so serious?

Let's have some pizza.

Come on. Let's go.

You seem more dejected than Rajesh Sarpotdar.

Why do you bother so much?

Rajesh Sarpotdar was the perfect man for the role.

He is a very dashing person.

I'm telling you, he is the man.

We make fun of Delhi leaders, right?

-Yes. -What has Kakasaheb done?

-It's his family that rules, right? -Wait a minute!

First of all, you are underestimating Prashant Sarpotdar.

In politics, being a dashing person is not enough.

You must play the game as per situation, my friend.

You need patience.

Forget it.

Why should we waste our time on these useless matters?

Actually, they are making a fool of the public.

They are.

Have a drink.

-What are you going to have? -Two chili chicken.

Tell me.

Tell me, what's the use of us talking about it?

Is it going to help?

Even if we talk as much as we want...

What can we do?

Tell me, what can we do?

Umesh, I'm telling you.

Once Kakasaheb says something, it's final.

That's the end of discussion!

What?

You are quiet.

Say something, man!

Come on, speak.

Speak up. Don't just keep quiet.

I just remembered something.

-Hey, you small-eyed! -Yes, sir.

Stupid fellow!

Didn't I give you an order?

-I'm bringing it, sir. -When?

-Yes. -You!

Tell me.

What can I say?

Is there anything to talk about?

Tell me, Santosh, isn't it an injustice to Rajesh?

Hey, you small-eyed!

You are bringing shame to the Chinese.

Bring it quickly!

I'm bringing it, sir.

What were you talking about? Tell me.

Nothing.

Isn't it an injustice to Rajesh?

Hey! Put fewer chilies in the dish.

Goodness! What can I say...

First, you finish your food order.

Sorry, it's my fault. Please forgive me.

Sorry. Forgive me.

Shut up. Why are you interfering?

Tell me.

Listen.

Don't you think that the boss is doing an injustice

to Rajesh by appointing Prashant?

No! What injustice has he done?

It's not an injustice.

-Tell me one thing. -Yes.

Haven't they had a meeting with those people?

The area chiefs,

the leaders and the Member of the Legislative Assembly.

What do you call them?

-The Working Committee. -Correct.

They had a meeting, right?

Then why do you say so?

What injustice?

The Working Committee.

Do I have to tell you what kind of committee they have?

Who else will tell me if not you?

Do I know anything?

You are my teacher.

Hey, you small-eyed!

Serve him the chili dish.

We have to make so much noise here for a single dish.

Bring it!

-Yes, I'm bringing it, sir. -One day, I'll have to wreck his shop.

-Forget it. -What? Are you going to kiss me?

I'm not going to kiss you.

Tell me, what have you done to sister-in-law?

Which sister-in-law?

-The one who stays downstairs. -Downstairs?

-Tell me, what have you done? -Hey, what happened?

-I laid her. -When?

Yesterday.

-You! Why didn't you tell me? -Hey! Don't beat me up.

Where is the boss?

-I don't know. He'll come soon. -Hasn't he come yet?

The best thing has happened.

I knew he would...

Haven't you reached the branch office yet?

-What's the time now? -Listen.

Listen. Take it, Avinash.

Let it be.

Reach as early as possible.

-Reach in 15 minutes. -What has Kakasaheb done now?

-What about the bank loan? -He wrote editorials on our madam

saying that she has given her power to her family.

What has he done now?

What else can he do? He is a goon.

What do they know about politics?

Dad, don't force me to talk.

Twelve years ago, Grandpa won the Legislative Assembly election.

After that, you couldn't even win village elections, right?

What do you know about politics?