Majboor

Worshipping God can help us get heaven, but...

...not win the election.

Go to the public and spread our message.

The way God is appeased with hymns...

...appease the public with speeches.

lf they don't listen, give them liquor and money...

...then you'll see that we'll win the election grandly.

Mr. Kishanchand, no matter what we do...

...but we can win the seat of ward 11 at Hanuman lane.

'No' word is only in fools' dictionary, Bhakti Prasad.

Dad, he's right.

That area is Swaraj Party's stronghold.

People of that place will vote for that party.

Son Teja, if politics of greed don't work...

...use the plot of terror.

- Sangram. - Yes?

Spread so much terror in that area so that people...

...should feel scared even to mention Swaraj Party's name...

...and feel they would die if they vote for that Party.

On the election day be in that area...

...like angels of death. - I got it?

Hail Sewakram! Hail Sewakram!

Hail Sewakram! Hail Sewakram!

Quiet! Quiet!

- Hail Sewakram! Hail Sewakram! - Quiet!

Run!

Get out!

Don't kill me. Leave me.

No!

Inspector, do you know whom you hit?

I'm Kishanchand's ace man.

You're not an ace man, but crooked man...

...used to do dirty work.

Come on!

- Take him away! - Come. Get up.

You can vote for anyone without fear.

Son, you've done us a favor by coming at the right time.

It's my duty to protect the law.

You've protected not just the law, but common people too.

lf every office is dutiful like you...

...instead of hooliganism, democracy will prevail.

Special news.

In the municipal election Kishanchand Chopra's...

...Adarsh Party got the majority.

Mr. Kishanchand Chopra was chose mayor unanimously.

Hail mayor Kishanchand!

Hail mayor Kishanchand!

Friends! Friends! Friends!

Before election our slogan was...

...fight and win together.

Mayor, I had spent 200,000 for election in my ward.

Don't worry.

You'll be given the rights to appoint teachers of the corporation school.

And you'll take 5,000 rupees from every teacher.

Mayor, what about me?

You'll be given contract of street lights.

Listen. First break all the old lights then fix new ones.

Wow!

Kishanchand, I fear you'll distribute profits to others...

...and I'll be left with nothing.

Don't worry, Bhakti Prasad.

You'll get license to start bar in your area.

Thank you. Thank you.

Hail Kishanchand!

'COUNTRY BAR' 'L.NO.137 OWNER BHAKTI PRASAD'

Greetings! Welcome.

Junior is also here. Pleased to see you. Come.

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Hail mayor Kishanchand!

Hail mayor Kishanchand!

Hail mayor Kishanchand!

Hail mayor Kishanchand!

I'm fortunate as you came to inaugurate my shop.

Give me.

- Liquor shop won't open in poor people's colony. - Never!

- Liquor shop won't open! - Never!

- Liquor shop won't open! - Never!

Shut up! Who are you to stop him?

He has the license.

I know he has the license.

You can give your men any license...

...because you've the power.

And you don't have power that's why you're shouting.

No! I'm shouting for the poor whose peace you want to ruin.

You're trying to deceive us.

Close the liquor shop or consequence will be severe.

Shut up! I decide my own consequence.

Listen to me.

This liquor shop will open here.

No! Liquor shop won't open!

Don't just stand! Hit him!

Hit him! Drive them away.

Stop it!

I say stop it.

Uncle, what's this commotion?

Sunil, this Bhakti Prasad wants to open a liquor shop in the colony of poor.

Inspector, he has the license yet he wants to create riots.

Show him the license. - Look, sir.

Look at the license.

He wants to spread hunger and destruction with support of law.

We won't let him open the liquor shop.

Uncle, he's not doing anything illegal.

He has the license. You've no right to stop him.

What? You too are siding with him.

I'm only siding with law.

I protect the law which is my duty.

I advice you not to break the law.

Sevakram, when did you come?

When Lord Krishan was reciting holy verses to Arjun.

- So you too heard the verse? - Yes.

- Then you'll get blessings too. - Sure.

Come.

- Hello. - Hello.

Big people have come to my house today.

Sit, Sevakram. Sit.

Yes, sit.

Wait. I'll get tea for you. Granny.

Dinanath, this girl is amazing.

Even at such a tender age you've made her great.

Me? I didn't teach her anything.

I don't know about her parents.

She has come with their virtues.

My elder son Ravi brought her from orphanage.

Uncle, tell me.

Which culprit has to be punished and which innocent has to be given justice?

- Don't add sugar? - Why?

Granny, I've told you often not to add sugar in tea.

- Because some people have diabetes. - Yes.

So you want that liquor shop to be moved, right?

Yes, son.

No problem. It'll be done.

Brother, don't promise in a hurry.

It's not easy to move the shop. They've license.

So what? Don't ever doubt Ravi's ability.

He can turn any case.

Brother, it's difficult for brother to win this case.

- Listen, Sunil. I'll surely win this case. - Impossible.

Dear, don't challenge your elder brother.

You'll lose, fool.

What? My son is a fool?

And your son is wise.

lf my son says so, your son will surely lose.

Strange! You just need an excuse to fight.

I didn't criticize your son. I just called him a fool.

- Isn't that criticism? - No.

I'm a fool. Entire world is fool.

- You too are a fool. - What did you say? I'm a fool.

Fighting again!

My elder son is clever. My younger son is clever!

Don't fight on this topic.

- I've told you often. - Yes.

After court's verdict we'll find out who wins and who loses.

- Right? - Right.

- Is it right? - Yes.

Why didn't the defense lawyer come in the court?

Your honor, he wouldn't have point to fight the case...

...so how could he appear in the court?

I'm here, your honor.

Defense lawyer is here.

I apologize for coming late, judge.

Actually today I'm facing such a big lawyer...

...so I went to temple of Goddess Durga for blessing.

Would you like to have offering, Mr. PP?

Offerings can't be brought in the court, judge.

Sorry, your honor.

This court is the temple of justice.

And offering can be brought anywhere.

- Won't you like to defend this case? - Sure, your honor.

I will neither present evidence nor witness in front of you.

I just want to know if Mr. PP knows at which place...

...liquor shop shouldn't be made.

I know. Liquor shop shouldn't be near...

...any religious temples and schools.

Okay. Okay.

Now tell me, legally how far the liquor shop should be...

...from all these places?

- 100 meters. - Correct.

Now tell me, the liquor shop, whose case is going on...

...how far is it from the temple?

What? There is no temple around.

What are you saying, Mr. PP?

Temple of Goddess Durga is within 100 meters from that shop.

This is a lie, your honor.

Defense lawyer wants to turn this case around using religion.

I went to that liquor shop this morning.

Your honor, people go to temple in the morning.

But our PP goes to liquor shop.

Maybe in intoxicated state he didn't see the temple.

He's insulting me, your honor.

- I repeat there is no temple nearby. - There is a temple.

I've come after praying in that temple.

Look at the vermillion from the temple.

And this flower is offering of the temple.

This is wrong. Lie. There is no temple nearby.

You can go and see if there is a temple or not.

Truth will come out and court can easily give verdict.

Okay.

I'll go and check myself.

Hey, bring a soda!

Serve some liquor! Bring some ice!