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Some vehicle is coming.

Hello, sir.

Sardarji, we have to search your truck.

Why, what's the matter?

We have information that a man has escaped with gold from Bombay.

So as if he has come in my truck. This is too much.

It's our duty to search every vehicle.

Sure, go ahead, who's stopping you?

Search the vehicle.

There he is!

Arrest him. Bring him along!

I hope Ranjit, that you will try to be an honest man.

Yes.

- Excuse me? - Yes?

- What's being constructed here? - A dam.

- Dam? - Yes.

- But there was just a jungle here. - That was 3-4 years ago.

- Yes. - With the construction, lots of people have settled here.

Good day.

- Where's the boss? - Over there.

Call him.

- Sir, someone wants to see you. - Okay.

- Hello, sir. - Hello. What is it?

As per your orders, I've been following him from jail.

- He has come here. - So my guess was right.

Where's he now?

He got off the bus and went to the bazaar, and I came here.

Look, ask Chandar and Bahadur to keep a watch on him...

and inform me of everything they learn about him.

Got it? I'll be home in the evening.

It's this tree! It is!

Hey! who are you? What are you looking at?

Nothing. I was watching your swing.

What's different about it?

Seeing it, I was reminded of my childhood.

- Really? - Yes.

Sister has come!

- Yes sister? - Who are you talking to?

With him.

Who are you? What are you doing here?

- Who did you ask to come in? - So many questions in one go?

Just answer what is asked. Who did you ask to come in?

I've come here on my own.

Indeed! How could you dare to enter a stranger's house?

Why stranger? I consider everyone dear to me.

What! Consider everyone dear? Why have you come? Answer that.

- I came to see this tree. - Tree?

I have old ties with this tree.

A strange deep, emotional relationship.

- What? - Whether you believe it or not...

to see this tree, I have traveled for two days.

You're good with words. What's your name?

- Ranjit. - Where have you come from?

- Bombay. - Bombay?

Then go back there and trap some girl.

- Meaning? - Your charm won't work here.

- Go your way! - But listen to...

- I know everything. Leave! Out! - Listen...

Out!

Crook!

Bahadur, Chandar, come here!

- What is it? - Ramavatar said Ranjit has come here.

I always knew he'd return here.

He got off the bus and went towards the colony.

You two follow him. Don't let him out of your sight.

Don't worry, we'll handle it.

- Hello Mr. Dukhiya. - Hello.

- Hello madam. - Hello.

Two cups tea, puri bhaji, and hot fritters.

The wrestler is with me. Right?

- Right. - Sit there.

- What would you like, sir? - A cup of tea.

- My name is Bahadur Singh. - And I'm his friend, Chandar.

We had important work with you.

Have tea. When I speak to you, you won't take long is recognizing me.

Tell him, sir. We're old friends.

- We are Robert's partners. - Partners or murderers?

It's the same thing. At least you recognized us.

If you don't return Robert's gold to us, you'll meet the same fate, too.

What you can do, even I can do.

- What? - You don't understand.

He means to say, all thieves are brothers.

Come on, tell us, even you'll get a share.

- Right, Bahadur? - Of course. Why fight?

What fight, Mr. Coward?

- Shut up! - Hey, Bahudur Singh!

You can't break the cup.

So what have you decided? Where did you hide the gold?

I threw it in the river.

Good. The police must have arrived. But you can't fool us.

You're right.

Mister, your name is Chandar, and you laugh like a monkey.

- What did you say! - You think you're so smart?

But we're one up on you. You can't cheat us.

We have an eye on you.

Be careful, you may go blind in that eye.

You bloody rogue! Wonder where they come from?

- What happened, Hansa? - He came to bother me early this morning.

Aunt, who was that man?

Don't know, he's new.

He was good.

Munnu, tell me, what story did I tell you yesterday?

- Shall I say? - You keep quiet.

The one I asked will tell. Tell me, Munnu.

- Of King Harishchandra. - Good. Sit down.

Gulab, what lesson do we learn from King Harishchandra's story?

That however much sorrow we have, we must not get scared.

- We must be brave. - Good. Sit down.

So children, whatever problems we are faced with...

we must not turn away from the truth.

Brought the baby? Give me.

Come, my baby!

Go to sleep, child.

You're crying today, you laugh tomorrow.

Your parents are making your future.

Don't cry. Maid, take care of the baby.

You're still standing here? Go to work. Go.

My baby is alone. Will the baby have any problem?

Don't worry. So many mothers like you...

leave their babies here in the morning and go to work on the dam.

I take care of all of them. Your baby won't have any problem here.

Go.

- Who is this Baba (man)? - Laxmandasji, our savior.

He has made many sacrifices for the country.

- Really? - His leg broke from a police beating.

He takes care of the laborers children now.

He really is a good man.

Bhola, why is there mud on this stone?

- Sorry, sir. - Get every stone cleaned and taken up.

Yes, sir.

- How's your hand? - Better now.

Bhola, how many workers are working on this side?

2000... sorry, 1000 this side, and 1000 on the other.

- What about the mortar? - The trolley is coming.

From tomorrow, work will begin on slope 11.

Inform the contractor.

Sorry, sir.

What happened? Why're you shouting? Can't you see I'm going to work?

I know you're going to work. But baby, how can I not call you...

- when I see you? - Oh, so that's the case?

Munia, last night I dreamt I've got married.

Good! At least I escaped.

- Listen Munia. - What is it?

- What's going on here? - Nothing, sir.

Sir...

Munia, I know that Sukhan is a loafer.

Gauri, if anyone troubles you, tell me. I'll dismiss him!

You can dismiss him later. I'll teach him a lesson before that.

You're right. Listen, why don't you take some rest?

- Why? - You're perspiring in the sun.

- Seeing you work hard, I feel bad. - What do you mean?

If you understand, it's meaningful, or it's meaningless.

Then consider it meaningless, Supervisor.

What are you looking at? You do your work.

- What is it? - Wait!

- What is it? - You're very lucky.

Why?

That's why everyone shows you sympathy.

I don't want anyone's sympathy.

- Really? - Talk about yourself.

That poor Sukhan dies over you.

If he is born, he's going to die.

Let him die, I don't care.

What is it? Why are you after me?

- How cruel you are! - I'm like you.

- Who is he? - How should I know?

Sorry, but who are you?

Sorry, but who are you?

You imitate me and ask me who I am?

- I'm Bholanath. - You are very naive.

I'm the contractor's supervisor.

Without my permission, nothing happens here.

- I can see that. - What can you see?

A known face.

- Who? Gauri? - What?

Sorry, but do you know her?

Yes, ours is an old relationship.

Oh God!

What is this? Blood! Sorry Munia, but this happened because of you.

What? Because of me?

No Supervisor, it slipped from my hand. Munia isn't to blame.

I got badly hurt.

Where did you get hurt? Let me see.

What will you see? I'll call the doctor.

Forget the doctor. Get tincture of iodine for me.

You're too old to cry over a minor injury.

Leave my foot!

Let me apply medicine. Then I'll leave it.

Move aside!

Sir, being the supervisor, you will touch her foot?

Give, I'll apply it.

- Gauri, does it hurt too much? - She'll be fine, you leave.

- Why should I? - If you waste time here...

the company will lose money.

Who are you to tell me that? I know my job.

I know very well, Supervisor.

What are you all doing here? Get back to work!

Yes.