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It is said that the movements of stars make or break a person's life.
Or, the day any star takes a left turn above...
...then many new lives will be born here, below, on earth.
Once, due to these turns of the stars...
...in 1974, two children were born on the same day at the same time.
Many other children too were born but these two were different.
One was born in an ordinary settlement of Mumbai...
...in a South Indian family.
Hey, what do you think of yourself? Get out!
But neither did this child want to learn the qualities...
...of a Brahmin nor the South Indian simplicity.
Hey, Balu!
His style was different.
Mr. Shastri is coming!
His name was Balu.
- You think so end of yourself! - What's the matter?
He plays cards with the children, at school!
You always keep rebuking him!
Balu and his father never saw eye to eye.
One day, Balu let his father's lifetime efforts...
...go down the drain
Watch what I do to your now! Get out of the house!
Our second artiste, who was born along with Balu...
...was growing up.
Far away, across seven oceans.
This is London's Brighton School. Rahul studies here.
The grandson of a millionaire businessman Shambunath Mehta.
His only heir.
Grandpa!
- Rahul dear. - Uncle Ramu, where is grandpa?
Son, grandpa has gone out for 3-4 days.
This is uncle Ramu, the loyal manager of this house.
The one who can empathize with Rahul's sentiments.
Rahul acquired one too many things.
But these stars snatched away his parents in childhood itself.
This music box gave him company in his Ioneliness.
With which is associated, a plethora of his parent's memories.
Many years elapsed.
Time taught and showed many experiences.
Balu and Rahul went on amassing dreams.
The time has come today to fulfil those dreams.
Both of them have turned 21 today.
Come to wish them on their birthday.
Hey! Who is it?
Happy birthday, dear brother.
How did that hoodlum come home?
How did he come home, huh? Rascal, get up!
Wow! My father loves me so much!
He cradles me on my birthday.
He had done the same, 20 years ago, when I was a baby.
Am I cradling you? Get up and get out!
He is your own son!
- Don't you understand, buddy? - You call me buddy!
How can you be my son? Despite being a Brahmin...
...you smoke, drink and eat meat! Go to your room!
- Don't come here! - Father!
Why shouldn't he? Have some shame. It's our son's birthday today.
He has become 21 today. Won't you wish him? You throw him out!
- You be quiet! - Freshen up, son.
I'll feed you 'kheer' (sweet dish)
Watch, mother! Someday, luck will shine on me too.
Really? I shall also see how that happens!
You are not my father, Shastri!
- What did you say? - Mother!
I think, the father and son are fighting again.
My son's sleep has been disturbed.
Come on, son. Get dressed soon.
- Happy birthday, brother! - Hey, Paro!
- Here's your gift. - Is this any gift? My cab key?!
It isn't only a key. There is also a fantastic sports can with it. Look.
At least you gave me a gift.
Hey, drive some sense to your father too!
There's no water. Close the kitchen tap.
Shastri! Where are you quietly hiding?
If you have the guts, then come out!
- He is not at home. - I know. Therefore I have come.
- Here's some 'kheer'. - Wow! Paro, will you have some?
Get lost!
Don't spare that bloody Balu today!
Oh God! I'll be damned!
Paro, please save my skin for the last time. Please!
- Who is it now? - My creditors. Paro, get up!
Please! Will you have some 'kheer'? It's delicious!
Paro! Can't you do this much for your brother? Paro!
- Please, Paro! - For the last time.
I swear, I shall never do this again!
- We will surely catch Balu today. - Let's go and see.
We won't spare him!
- Who are you? - My name is Jaggu.
I am Dubai returned. Is Balu at home?
Brother is not at home.
Hey, I am Charusingh. Balu drives my taxi.
- Drive him out! - We saw the taxi outside.
So we thought, he was at home.
Well, brother left his taxi here and has gone out.
No problem, dear. My job is to lend and take money.
This is my profession.
I only came to tell Balu that he has hit a jackpot of Rs.5,000.
Have some 'kheer'.
Come out. We will feed you to your hearts content!
Paro, sit in. I'll have some sweets and come soon.
Hey, it's my birthday. Let's talk amicably.
I shall feed you sweets!
- I told you, I'm full. - Brother?
- Are you okay? - They're feeding me sweets.
- Hey you! - Hey, you'll have me killed.
Forget me. Catch him first. He is escaping.
, Fix an appointment... No, he will be there on time.
Happy birthday, Rahul dear.
Is it my birthday today? Thank you, uncle Ramu.
You have turned 21 today.
Quickly freshen up. We'll go to the temple.
Rahul dear, come on.
Grandpa must be waiting for you for breakfast.
The managers have come to discuss about the Japanese shipment.
- You may have to go to Japan. - Really?
I hope, grandpa is in a good mood today.
I will surely go to India this year. Please explain to him, uncle.
He will never refuse you.
Good morning, grandpa.
Thank you, grandpa.
Rahul, did you see your birthday gift?
No.
This is my third car, uncle Ramu. You know, I don't want all this.
What is it that you want from life?
Grandpa, I want to ask for something else from you today.
If you permit me, then I will get the answers to many questions.
These answers will tell me my future, grandpa.
Balu's future. Pick.
Quickly come out and save me from Balu.
That arrogant Shastri too is here. Save me from him also.
Or both will be damned!
- Wow! - Wow!
Listen to what the astrologer says, father!
Wow! What a future this boy has!
Wow!
According to this, he is destined for happiness, wealth... everything!
He will have a fleet of cars. Money will fall on his lap!
He already has that. He drives a taxi.
Taxi is not written, in this. He will own cars!
Father, whenever I come here, the parrot picks the same card!
- Suppose, all the cards are same, then? - Certainly not! Pick up your card! ****
- It will be absolutely miserable! - You said miserable, you demon?!
You have been drinking my blood since the time you were born.
And even now, you ask for a debt. That's why you bring me here.
Balu, I am not going to be impressed with your card or parrot, Okay?! ****
Please consider, father! It is the question of my future.
Your future? Will a parrot tell you your future?
- My car! My money! - Here's your future!
- Here goes your future! - Father!
What is it that you want from life?
Grandpa, I only wish to go to India.
I want Rs.20,000 to go to Dubai, father.
- To go to Dubai? - Yes. I'm only asking for a debt.
I'll repay you within a month, with interest.
I will not even give you a penny! Get lost!
- What a father I have! - Come ahead soon!
Here's one rupee! Buy your bus ticket with it!
Stingy man! I asked for 20,000, and he left in a bus...
...leaving me helpless!
But whenever I speak of going to India, you ask me not to.
And that is the only country which I want to go to.
Rahul, that is the country which I detest.
That is the country, where our factory...
...has been incurring losses since 20 years.
That is the country with which I wish to have no ties!
But we do, grandpa! After all, we are Indians.
We were Indians; but aren't anymore.
Neither are you, nor was your mother.
She was a fool to go to India. And she never returned.
Today, you wish to repeat history?
Look Rahul, I have lost my daughter.
- I don't wish to lose you now. - You won't lose me, grandpa.
You'll have me closer to you. I promise. Please let me go.
Rahul, you are very stubborn... just like your mother.
No. Just like my grandpa.
If I throw your bodies from the seventh floor...
...then your corpses won't be worthy of being eaten even by the dogs! ****
You know how we have bribed the Labor Commissioner...
...and put this factory under a lock out.
That's your problem, Mr. Mathur!
Mr. Kante, the task will be simplified...
...because the power of attorney, Mr. Rahul, is coming to India.
We have been hearing this since the last 4 months.
The chairman's son is coming to India. So what we do?
Don't worry, Mr. Kante. Just keep watching.
Spare no efforts in Mr. Rahul Mehta's welcome.
And keep the court papers ready, understand?
Is a leader coming?
Our company's owner's son, Rahul Mehta, is returning from London...
...to India for the first time.
What's written on the banner, Sir?
They mean to wish him belatedly for his birthday.
I know! Even I know that much of English! He talks big!
- Sir, when was his birthday? - The day-before-yesterday.
The day-before-yesterday?!
What have you done? You've broken my head!
Forget your head, Sir. My luck is bad!
Do you know, it was my birthday too on the 9th of October?
And look at me! I'm in this rotten taxi, and that bloody fool...
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