Vinaro Bhagyamu Vishnu Katha (వినరో భాగ్యము విష్ణు కథ)

Some stories start with good ideas,

and some start with acquaintances,

but this story started in a village with a fight.

-What shit were you talking? Listen to me.

- We shall sit and discuss… - I'll break your jaw if you utter another word.

"I'm enslaved to the civilized nature of beings."

"Infelicity is mine..."

"desire is mine"

"My greatness is strife"

Are you guys watching a show?

The people from the neighbouring village are coming here and picking a fight with one of us,

and none of you are even trying to intervene!

Did you learn a lesson, Srinivasulu?

Speak good and others will do good to you.

But have your son and daughter-in-law ever spoken well with anyone in this village?

Then why would they help you guys?

What? Will you beat me? Come.

If you ever interfere in my life or my land, scoundrel, you'd be ruined forever.

Come on, let's go.

"Hey, evil human..."

"Hold your tongue, human."

"If you build walls differentiating others from you,"

"If others don't help you when you are in need, that's your fault."

"Be good in life, or you'd have no visitors at your funeral too."

If our tears make others cry then it is because of our goodwill

but if our tears make others laugh...

then we are somewhere at fault.

Vishnu!

Do you know what 'we are doing good' means?

It means that we are being good to others.

If they are happy in life, you'd automatically be happy in your life.

Mr Murthy, I am engaged with Homa.

I will call you after I go home and see the auspicious moment for the wedding.

Okay?

See you.

All the guests are on their way to attend the marriage.

We are waiting for the bridegroom to arrive.

The bridegroom is on his way after collecting the dowry.

It's a good thing that the groom himself is bringing the dowry.

Let's have a grand wedding.

May God be your guardian.

'The bridegroom is on his way along with the dowry'.

We have intercepted this code from Pakistan being transmitted to Hyderabad.

Where is that place?

'Marriage' means the calamity that they are about to cause.

'Guests' mean the sleeper cells.

We don't know what 'dowry' is.

But we have information from the Intelligence Bureau about the 'Bridegroom.'

Rajan!

To mention about him... actually he is a barber

His criminal record began at the age of 16 when he strangled someone.

Every criminal has a weakness

but this one has a strange obsession,

which is, if he wants to kill a person whom he dislikes or if wants to hire a person whom he likes,

in either case, he will first shave that person's head.

Rajan, a funny-looking yet notorious criminal.

Guys...

A few years ago...

they caused massive destruction with the code word 'Thambulam'.

Now the code word is 'marriage'.

It must something bigger.

We must stop it at any cost.

To stop them, we must find out the place where the sleeper cells meet.

And the only way to find that is through Rajan.

We have already failed twice in apprehending him.

We must not fail this time.

Anwar! - Yes, sir.

You lead the team.

Ajay, you assist him.

Yes, sir.

At any cost, we have to catch him today.

Yes, sir.

Boss…Boss... come…

Boss…Boss… move

Boss… Boss… slowly…

Why didn't you shoot him when he was at point-blank range?

But, sir, you asked me to catch him, didn't you?

So? I didn't ask you to help him get away.

What do you mean, sir?

Are you suspecting my integrity?

I am suspecting you because Ajay told me what happened at the spot.

Sorry to say this.

We cannot trust anyone in such operations.

Especially...

Mr Anwar!

Could you please wait outside?

Ajay -Sir.

You take the lead.

Rajan must not reach the sleeper cell's spot under any circumstance.

Make the city air-tight.

Sure, sir.

Increase surveillance in the suspected areas.

Take every suspect into custody.

You got it?

Yes sir.

Okay.

Everybody switch off your phones.

Boss, they have alerted the entire city. It's tough for us to escape.

But we have our guy…

First, let's get out of here and reach Mumbai.

No matter what, I have to deliver this box today at any cost.

Think about how to achieve that.

How…how…how…? - Dunzo, sir.

They deliver the grocery from one place to the other.

What if he checks out what groceries it has?

Waste fellow.

Boss, I have great fondness for you.

I would go and deliver this suitcase for you even if it means risking my life.

Die then!

If I had to give this to any of you,

why would I travel from Mumbai and come to Hyderabad?

Don't you have any common sense? Idiots!

What is your problem?

Why do you call me again and again?

If you ever call me again, I'm going to kill you.

Hang the call.

Who was that, boss?

Was it from customer care?

I have this phone with me.

Do any of you have its number?

No!

But he knows. He knows it.

How?

Phone number neighbour,

the adjacent number of my phone number.

He has been torturing me since the day I got this number.

Number-neighbour? Didn't understand, boss.

Didn't you understand? - No.

Write down your number.

Write the following digits adjacent to those digits.

It's very interesting.

I thought the same and answered his call once.

Since that day, he has been sending messages to me regularly saying good morning, good evening, had your lunch.

Do you know what message he sent to me this morning?

He sent me a religious text which reads I must forward it to another 10 people otherwise I would have a bad time.

I can't block him on this mobile

I have only two jobs in Hyderabad.

One is to deliver the box.

The other is to kill him.

Why do you want to kill him? Use him to your advantage.

Boss, if a person is calling you on Monday morning at 11 'o'clock...

imagine how idle he is.

I believe he is the right person for us.

Boss, call him

and ask him to come here and get a paan from Milan paan shop on his way.

If he comes here, he is already half-trustworthy.

Once we find out his details after his arrival, we can have complete faith in him.

If we find any irregularities… - I'll kill him!

By the way, I was under some tension earlier.

That's why I shouted at you.

Don't feel bad about it, brother.

Shall we meet?

Okay. Thank you. Thank you.

What did he say, boss?

He says he'll be here in two hours.

Boss... what should we do when he came?

Hi, sir.

It's a pleasure meeting you.

Same here.

Please accept my apology. I was under some tension earlier.

That's why I shouted at you. Sorry!

That's okay, sir. I'm used to it. - Used to?

Sir, your paan.

Did you get it? Thank you very much.

Come, sit. - Thank you, sir.

You are Vishnu, right? - Yes, sir.

What do you do?

Librarian, sir.

Librarian?

I joined as a Librarian at Hyderabad Central Library just six months ago.

It must be a boring job, isn't it? - Not at all, sir.

When I am walking around those great books,

I feel like walking around those great people who have written them.

Nice.

Your hobbies?

Other than reading books, chatting with friends, and watching movies,

I have a hobby of helping every other person I meet.

Helping every other person you meet?

I didn't understand that.

In order to make you understand…

See, it's a half journey from my place to your place but I asked for two hours of time from you.

If you'd know what I did in these two hours,

you'd have a fair idea of who I am as a person.

"In search of the wealth of laughter..."

"you fill that wealth in everyone who comes across you."

"You are sensitive enough to hold a weapon to remove pain,"

"while gelling with everyone."

"Such is your quality filled with purity."

"You are a form of energy that spreads light like the sun in the day and like the moon in the dark."

"You are a personality that transcends emotions and leads everyone forward."

"A living proof of our culture, a weapon that dispels fear,"

"a way of life that moves towards a goal that you believe in,"

"while thinking about everyone at the same time."

How many times should I refuse you? Don't you understand?

Sir, any problem?

Who are you? Do you know me?

No, I don't.

But you were beside me that's why I spoke to you.

If you start having conversations with everyone you find on the road,

people will think that you are a nutcase.