Kudrat Ka Kanoon (कुदरत का कानून)

You pest! Will you quit working at our boss's farm,

if we don't pay you more wage?

Please tell me,

we still continue to earn the same wages as our ancestors did.

Things are so expensive. How will I sustain my family?

You will have to work for the wage we pay you,

else your family will be killed.

Why are you forcing me?

If I don't want to... - You rascal!

Beat him!

Beat him!

Stop!

Why are so many men beating an old man?

Doctor, please go to your clinic and mind your own business.

Don't interfere in our matters.

As long as I'm here, no one can harm this man. - Beat him too!

Sir, you are our village head.

You are the one who decides everything in this village.

Nothing happens here without your permission.

Since you got your daughter married to an important minister,

your status has reached new heights.

Yes, higher than the Himalayas.

You fool!

Marrying my daughter has escalated the minister's status.

Sir! - What's wrong? Why are you panting?

Dr Vijay Verma ruined everything. - What rubbish!

We were beating Ramu as per your orders.

Dr Verma attacked all of us.

He thrashed all our men.

How dare he!

The village head torments all of you,

why don't you all raise your voice against him?

Why don't you lodge a police complaint?

Doctor, no one has the courage to go against him.

Didn't you see how he bashed me up and broke my hand

when I asked him to increase the wages?

No one is ready to support poor people like us.

Don't worry, I will help you.

Dinesh. - Yes, sir?

Have you noted down Ramu's statement? - Yes.

Bring it. - Right away.

I've lodged a complaint against Dharamraj.

Put your thumb impression, I'll make sure justice is meted out.

Here it is. - Here it is.

Put your thumb impression here. - No, doctor!

I can't lodge a complaint against Dharamraj.

He will break my other hand too. He will kill me!

You've been enslaved because your ancestors were cowards.

Do you want your children to suffer as slaves like you?

Do you want them to be treated like animals?

This slavery has to come to an end some day.

Very good.

Dr Verma, you are here to treat the villagers.

It'll be better if you do only that.

The biggest malaise afflicting these villagers is fear.

And I am treating that ailment.

Are you trying to treat them by instigating them against me? - No.

I am making them aware of their rights and reminding them

that India is now an independent country and they're not slaves.

Dr Verma, people who are destined to be slaves,

will always remain slaves.

It will be better for you

if you keep your mouth shut

and let things continue as they are.

Because you can't change their destiny.

But you will surely invite trouble for yourself.

Understand?

I want you to tear this yourself.

Dinesh!

Yes, sir? - Submit this at the police station.

But the chief said... - Do as I say.

All right, sir.

I'm feeling scared.

The village head is the most influential man in this village.

He is a very dangerous man.

Becoming his enemy will prove dangerous for us.

Do you want me to stand by and watch him tyrannise the poor?

Should I allow him to torture the poor?

You are here to treat the poor as a doctor,

we have nothing to do with the politics here.

That's the problem with our country.

If a man kills another man in a busy market,

we turn around and look the other way.

If a goon abducts someone's mother, daughter, sister or wife

and rapes her, we continue to look the other way!

We should not look away! Because this country

and society belongs to us.

Only these goons are not to blame for this social ruin,

the common man who shirks his social responsibility

and looks the other way is also to blame.

You know that the entire village is scared of the chief.

No one will support you. What can you do alone?

I can do a lot, Arti.

A small spark can ignite a huge fire.

When one man dares, ten people follow him and the count continues.

I will raise my voice against this injustice.

If necessary, I will go to the Prime Minister,

who is interested in the welfare of the village.

Some day, I will put an end to the chief's tyranny.

Is that so?

A stupid village doctor thinks he can uproot me.

He dreams of going to the Prime Minister?

Sir, the people of our village are very scared of you.

They won't dare to go against you.

But that doctor is trying to brainwash them.

He might instigate them against us.

If that happens, it'll be difficult for us to live here.

Mr Munim. - Yes, sir?

No one else but me, must use his brains in this village.

Listen. - Yes, sir?

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I will love you as much as you want me to

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I will love you as much as you want me to

I love you so much,

how much more should I love you?

Whenever we open our eyes, all we see is your loving face

Whenever we open our eyes, all we see is your loving face

Whenever we close our eyes, we see you even in our dreams

We see you in every part of this world

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

We will celebrate your wedding with pomp and splendour

We will celebrate your wedding with pomp and splendour

How will we pacify our hearts in your absence?

We will fill your life with love and blessings

I love you so much,

how much more should I love you?

I will love you... - As much as you want me to

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

I love you so much, how much more should I love you?

Wow!

What's the occasion? You are looking like a beautiful bride.

Any special occasion?

Don't you remember, it's our wedding anniversary? - Oh god!

Happy anniversary.

What do you want?

Bless me, so that I may serve you all my life.

My blessings won't be so boring and old fashioned.

I will give you the latest blessing.

Mom! Dad!

I've been sitting here for so long, don't you need my blessings?

Come here. - Coming, my dear.

Please bless us.

I, too, won't give you old fashioned blessings.

I, too, will give you the latest blessing.

I love you, my darling!

That's enough.

Come here.

Good morning, inspector. What brings you here?

Are you all right? - We have a complaint against you.

Complaint? - Yes.

Against me? What's the matter? - We'll know very soon.

I need to search your clinic.

Let's go. Just a minute,

I'll get the keys. - Okay.

Come in.

Please go ahead and check.

C'mon! Check the entire place!

Doctor!

Yes?

What's inside this cupboard? - Medicines.

Open it. - Sure.

Doctor!

No!

'Order in the court!'

'Dr Vijay Verma, do you confess to your crime?'

Sir, after graduating as a doctor,

many doctors turn their profession into business

in order to compensate the expense of their studies.

But I didn't do so.

I worked in villages and treated the poor farmers.

That is my first crime.

For the sake of humanity,

I raised a voice against injustice in the village.

I fought with the tyrants to save the weak.

That is my second mistake.

India is now an independent country.

But the villagers were treated like slaves by the village head.

I refused to bow down to Dharamraj, one such village head.

That's my third mistake.

That's all I can be blamed for. I am innocent.

Your honour,

no criminal can be pardoned for his crimes, by doing a few good deeds.

In order to prove that Dr Verma killed his assistant, Dinesh Lal,

I would like to ask him a few questions. - Permission granted.

Dr Verma,

when inspector Singh was searching your clinic,

where was Dinesh Lal's body found?

In the medicine cupboard. - Who had the keys to that cupboard?

I did.

Who keeps the key to the clinic? - I do.

That means, the clinic and the cupboard were closed

and you had both the keys.

How did Dinesh Lal's body get inside?

It is very simple. - How?

In a village where people are beaten and treated like slaves,

it's no big deal to hide a corpse inside a clinic.