Chor Ke Ghar Chor

Princess Ophelia has called me.

Yes, minister.

Today I found an old letter from the royal treasury.

It talks about my ancestor's abundant treasure.

I want to know where the treasure is.

It's true, Princess. That abundant treasure...

...is buried under some corner of the island.

But since ages nobody has been able to go there.

Why is that so?

Because nobody knows the direction to go there.

It's said that 50 miles from here...

...there is an estate called Pratapgarh.

An exquisite idol has been installed in one of the temples.

A red gem engraved on the idol has the map to the treasure.

So minister, why did nobody try to get hold of the idol?

It's impossible.

Removing the idol from the temple means...

...inviting a terrible curse.

Its outcome is nothing but devastation.

- It's better that you forget about it. - Oh!

Mr. Thakur... you have come at the right time.

- It's time for the veneration. - I have not come for the veneration.

I have come to take this precious idol.

Mr. Thakur, do you want to remove Goddess from her place?

Goddess's actual place is in my palace, sir.

You very well know.

Our ancestors had installed it in this ordinary temple.

Mr. Thakur, don't do this terrible thing.

The terrible thing is that from the time this idol...

...has been taken away from my palace, my wealth has declined.

But you are forgetting one thing.

This idol makes you rich, but it also gives you a terrible curse.

It's just orthodox thinking.

I don't believe this.

This idol is mine. I will certainly take it.

Don't do that, Mr. Thakur.

Moving Goddess from her place means...

...a young man will die in every household.

Goddess will curse you, Mr. Thakur. She certainly will.

Don't talk nonsense.

- Brother, please agree. - Ranjeet, leave me.

The idol has been removed from the temple...

...and taken to Pratapgarh's Thakur's house.

And he incurred the curse.

But now, the idol shouldn't go back to the temple at any cost.

We won't get a better chance to get hold of our ancestor's treasure.

Sher Singh from Pratapgarh is here.

He says that he can get the idol for you.

Is that so?

Very good.

But I want a handsome price.

You will get a handsome price, Sher Singh.

I promise you.

The day you bring the idol, I will marry you...

...and make you the heir of the throne.

It's very late.

- Where is my watch? - Your watch is not lost.

You are running faster than time.

Here.

Father, I will come with you.

Not today, son. Today I have a lot of work at the palace.

No, father. I will come with you.

- No. - Birju, don't be stubborn.

Can't you see? Your father is going for work.

- By when will you return? - I can't say anything, dear.

Today Mr. Thakur's son is returning...

...from abroad after many years.

I have to make many preparations.

Mangal always makes me late.

- Mangal. Mangal. - Why do you worry?

He is ready since a long time.

Look.

It's strange.

After Mangal's wife's death...

...this is the first time I am seeing him in front of the temple.

Lord, today a rich man is coming to the club.

Help me get 3 aces.

If not 3 aces, get me 3 kings.

I promise you. I will give you 5% of my victory amount. Yes.

Hands up.

- Shekhar. - No. Inspector Eagle.

You little inspector.

You are showing a gun to your father.

Can't you see? I was worshiping.

Mangal, I am so happy to see you at the temple today.

What were you asking from God?

- Brother, our family's prosperity. - I see.

No, uncle. Father was asking for 3 kings.

- Quiet. Quiet. - Disgusting.

Your son is better than you. At least he speaks the truth.

Did you see your brother-in-law's devotion?

You always keep preaching.

- So what if he plays cards to entertain himself? - Yes.

He wins. He doesn't lose.

Yes. You are bound to always take your brother-in-law's side.

- It's getting late. Let's go quickly. - Let's go, brother.

- Bye. - Bless you.

- Ramlal. - Yes.

The prince is returning from abroad after a long time.

My son should be welcomed grandly.

Don't worry, sir.

The entire estate is eager to welcome the prince.

Okay.

What?

Slowly.

It's okay. It's okay.

Hello, brother.

You have come, Ranjeet.

- Hello, uncle. - Bless you, dear.

What happened to you, uncle?

What I was destined for has happened.

- Ramlal. - Yes.

- Take Meena outside. - Come, dear. Come.

Sit, Ranjeet.

Ranjeet, my world has been destroyed.

Pardon me, brother. It's the outcome of your obstinacy.

There was a fair. And younger prince also passed away.

You didn't do the right thing by moving...

...Goddess's idol from her sacred place.

Wonder for how long the curse will last in our family.

No. It's not that, Ranjeet.

What has life and death got to do with the idol?

From the time the idol came to my place...

...I became richer day by day.

But brother, you forgot the priest's warning.

And you lost both your sons.

Brother, my daughter is the only one left in our family.

Have pity on her.

Return the idol to the temple.

Don't talk foolishly, Ranjeet.

Due to your superstition you are telling me to return the precious idol...

...which I have been taking care of since ages, to the temple.

- I beg of you, brother. - This is not possible.

This is my final decision.

Fine, brother. If anything happens to my daughter...

...you will be responsible for it.

This idol makes you rich, but it also gives you a terrible curse.

'Don't do that, Mr. Thakur.'

'Goddess will curse you, Mr. Thakur. She certainly will.'

'If anything happens to my daughter...'

'...you will be responsible for it.'

'Goddess will curse you, Mr. Thakur. She certainly will.'

'If anything happens to my daughter...'

'...you will be responsible for it.'

No!

Mr. Thakur?

- Yes. - I don't have much time.

Send the idol to my brother Ranjeet Singh as soon as possible.

He will return it to the temple.

And the curse will be lifted from our family forever.

Sir, have faith. There will be guards for protection.

And my younger brother will himself take the idol.

That's it. I am done.

Why are you leaving midway?

Have I ever done that before?

What to do? My brother had called.

I have to go out early morning for some urgent work.

Mangal, I forgot to tell you.

- Your brother had called. - Brother? What did he say?

- You were going to go to Mumbai, weren't you? - Yes.

His message is that there is a change in the plan.

You will have to go tomorrow instead of today.

Wonderful! Here. Don't say that I left midway.

Distribute it.

Keep the phone down, Ramlal. Your brother won't come.

Sher Singh, what insolence is this?

Where is the idol?

Where is the idol? Otherwise I will...

I will tell you.

Come with me.

Search each nook and corner.

Arrest and bring him, wherever he is. Go.

Coachman, drive faster.

Faster.

Faster.

Mr. Thakur had said to send the idol to you.

But goons are after me.

- Ramlal. - Fast. Fast.

Go and look there.

Ramlal, why are you quiet? Tell me. What happened?

This is Thakur Ranjeet Singh.

Thakur Ranjeet Singh.

Papa.

What is this? Who is it?

- Papa. - Come, Mr. Thakur.

I was waiting for you.

- What do you want? - Don't come forward.

- Where is the idol? - Which idol?

Ramlal had called you. Do you remember?

Yes. He had called.

But he didn't tell me anything about the idol.

I will count till three.

If you don't tell me where the idol is...

...I will shoot your daughter.

- One. - Papa.

I am speaking the truth. I don't know anything about the idol.

Two.

Believe me. I don't have the idol.

Tell me. Where is the idol? Where is the idol?

- Ramlal had told me on the phone... - What did he say?