Laalo: Krishna Sada Sahaayate (લાલો : કૃષ્ણ સદા સહાયતે)

Yes, sir.

No, we already went there.

But found nothing.

No, sir. As per the informer,

they sealed the deal and fled two days ago.

No, I've sent the constable.

Yes, to Bilkha.

Yes.

No, sir. I'm going there too.

Yes, don't worry.

Yes. Yes.

Yes. Jai Hind.

Have they gone to Bilkha?

Sir, there's a complaint.

Who is it?

Who is it? Whoever they are, send them in.

Yes, tell me.

Sir, she's my neighbour.

Her husband hasn't come home for two days.

We want to file a missing person report.

- Aunt, you can't register an FIR right away. -Why?

You need to submit an application first… but you don't interfere.

Your husband is missing, right? Tell me, what happened?

He's been missing for two days.

He hasn't returned home.

What does he do?

He drives an auto rickshaw.

Write down her complaint.

Here's his photo.

Okay, what's his name?

What's your husband's name?

Laalo!

"Even with this rare human life"

"The one who doesn't worship the Lord"

"But loves only wine, that person is a fool"

"The one who feels no pain, but loves only money"

"The greedy among humans"

"He too is a fool"

"You ask me" "You ask me"

"What do you do?"

"I wander wherever my heart finds joy"

"I wander wherever my heart finds joy"

Give me a cup of tea.

Laalo, pay your previous dues.

Don't be so impatient.

First, give me a cup of tea.

Here's your last cup of tea.

From now on, tea only after payment.

Laalo, whether you feed the birds or not,

you won't save anything.

Clear your creditors first.

What about this month's interest?

- Jiga, listen… - I'm giving you three days, Laalo.

How many days? Three days.

If you don't pay within that time,

I'll seize your rickshaw along with the passengers.

Is that clear?

Is that clear!

Listen, I can't arrange it right now.

Look, my passengers are here.

I'll sort your money in a couple of days.

Don't worry. Trust me.

Laalo, next time I won't be this soft with you.

Don't worry.

Come on, Majevdi? Bhavnath? Where do you want to go, sir?

I want to see all of Junagadh. Will you take me?

Junagadh? Sure. The fare will be fifteen hundred.

I'll pay you more. But you'll have to be my guide.

Done. That's my rickshaw.

- Which one? - That one.

So, where do we start?

Take me to Damodar Kund.

Here's Damodar Kund, the sacred pond.

Every monsoon, its waters are naturally replenished.

Above it stands an ancient Peepal tree.

They say offering water here brings peace to one's ancestors.

And here lies Girnar, a mountain older than the Himalayas,

majestic in its presence.

Today, I'll make sure you experience something unforgettable.

"You live entwined in your endless desires, O soul"

"You live entwined in your endless desires, O soul"

"Lost in the pleasures of illusion, O soul"

"Swept by restless yearning"

"You attain nothing, O soul"

Lord Krishna is said to have performed the divine Raas Leela here.

The temple still stands. It has been beautifully restored.

Had you come a few years earlier,

I could have shown you the untouched glimpses of the past.

Look at this.

These are the devotional hymns composed,

by Saint Narsinh Mehta in praise of his beloved Krishna.

You know, Lord Krishna performed 52 miracles here,

for his devotee Narsinh Mehta.

- Fifty-two times? - Yes, you didn't know, did you?

Come along. There's much more to see.

Come, you get the best meal here.

- How are you, Jayesh? - What's up, Laalo?

- All good. - Serve two plates.

We've been together all morning.

What's your name?

People call me Laalo.

Really? Even my name is Laalo.

Let's get started.

‘Police are searching for idols worth crores in Junagadh,

following a tip-off.'

‘Checks are underway

to find the thieves who steal large idols

and sell them illegally.'

I've ordered buttermilk.

Bring me the buttermilk.

Guess how old you think I am?

Twenty-four or twenty-five?

Twenty-nine.

- Really? - Yes.

You don't look that old.

- And you? - Twenty-five.

You don't look that old either.

I'm married, and I have a five-year-old daughter.

- Really? - Yes.

- What's her name? - Khushi.

And your wife's name?

Tulsi.

- Laalo bhai. - Yes.

- Can I take your picture? - Sure.

- Please, pose here. - Here.

Look at this.

Amazing! Wonderful shot.

"Like the pigeons that fly in every direction"

"O my heart, do not wander aimlessly"

"That is not your nest, not your eternal home"

"Like the pigeons that fly in every direction"

"O my heart, do not wander aimlessly"

"That is not your nest, not your eternal home"

- "All else is illusion" - Kuhuoooo!

Give it a call.

Kuhuoooo!

Kuhuoooo!

Kuhuoooo!

"All else is illusion"

"Only your path is true"

We haven't gone this way yet.

It'll take two days to see the entire city.

Oh no.

"All else is illusion"

"Only your path is true"

"Clad in the veil of illusion, you gain nothing, O soul"

"Oh"

"Swept by restless yearning, you attain nothing, O soul"

Hey, Laalo.

Make my payment. It's been five months.

I'll pay you. Don't worry.

- Go ahead. - Pick up the pace a little.

"Swept by restless yearning, you attain nothing, O soul"

How is it?

Did you enjoy it? Yes, indeed. I really enjoyed it.

- How much do I pay? - Hey, you don't have to pay. Let's go.

But let me pay.

You're our guest… you can't.

Fine, try and pay him.

He won't accept it. Go on, try.

- Let's go. - You shouldn't give it. Let's go.

You're our guest.

Here's Jai Ranchhod Gujarati Guest House.

Wow, Laalo!

- Did you enjoy the trip? - Absolutely!

I enjoyed it too.

I've been driving this rickshaw for five years,

but I've never had a passenger like you.

Truly, I've loved every moment.

Rs.1500 as we agreed, plus Rs.500 extra from me.

No way! Leave it.

- Keep it, Laalo. I want to give it. - What's this?

I can't accept it. You're our guest.

I'd be happy to. Buy something for Khushi.

- Keep it. - Okay.

Call me whenever you're around. I've given you my number. Save it.

- Definitely. - Okay?

- Bye. - Bye.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Take care. - Yes.

See you again.

Sure. Call me when you're around.

- Sure. - Bye.

Where's Laalo? Why is he late?

Don't worry, he'll be here.

- Here he comes! - How's it going, Rasik?

And Babu's here too.

Have you brought something to munch on?

I've brought mushrooms for all of you.

Wow, bro… look at this, Laalo.

Hey, imported alcohol? Where'd you get this?

Got it just for you.

Fix me a drink. I have to rush home.

Oh, come on.

You're terrified of your wife.

What's so funny? Tell me.

Why are you laughing?

What's so funny?

I'll knock all your teeth out,

and things will get messy. Tell them, Rasik.