Pennum Porattum (പെണ്ണും പൊറാട്ടും)

- Smash his head! - Hack him down!

- Hit him! - Hey! Hey!

- Guys, Gopalan is coming! - God, Gopalan!

Look, Gopalan is here.

Move!

Don't hide! Everybody come out!

Don't throw away your weapons, bring those too!

Come on.

Out, everyone.

We didn't start it.

Neither did we!

- You liar! - I'm telling the truth.

Where's Sujathan?

Sujathan?

Come.

There he is.

- Why is he always around Gopalan? - Gopalan doesn't listen.

We won't touch these weapons again, Gopalan.

We'll maintain peace, we promise.

GIRL AND THE FOOL'S PARADE

Wait for me!

Hurry up and get on the bicycle if you want!

Do you know how one gets fed up of life?

Everything was good at first.

But then…

I thought this was my home, but it wasn't.

At first, I got shifted to the yard.

Then, outside the compound, close to the drain.

Inside or outside, it wasn't much different.

Later I realised, I had no home.

But still, I have to do my duty.

It's like that.

If a thief jumps the fence, I can smell it.

See?

Why is it barking now?

I'll smash your head, Suttu.

Why are you making a ruckus? Shut up!

See?

Who's that?

Sujathan?

- So, he was barking at you! - Such is life.

Sometimes a thief walks right under our nose,

but we can do nothing.

- Hello. - Hello.

They call it obedience.

Where's your new car?

Not new, it's an old one.

- Seconds. - Second-hand.

Ah, that's what the boys at the Club meant.

That Rajesh sent it from North India with an NOC.

That's not true.

I didn't have money to buy the car.

- But the kid wouldn't stop crying. - Who?

Baburaj?

Let him cry. Boys must cry.

But do you know what the trouble is?

Remember the day I visited?

- You were sweeping the yard. - Yeah.

- This railing was getting built then. - Okay.

And when I came to your backyard…

-You were washing dishes with bathing soap -Oh, yes.

- The AC was getting installed. - Yes.

The boys have come to know about all these.

They doubt that…

Also, Rajesh vanished after stealing the Club's fund, right?

They say he's leading an affluent life there. Also…

They say he visits you secretly at night.

Seriously?

- How can they say that? - Well…

Do you believe it?

I live alone with my son.

It's been five years since he left.

I've never seen him since.

Don't cry.

If I'm lying, may I go blind!

- I am telling the truth. - Don't cry.

Both of us know the truth now.

Please come to the Club and convince them.

That'll be best for our family.

I can go anywhere if you're with me.

Did you have your tea? Or are you planning to go for it now?

Tea, no…

Alright then.

Wait a minute.

There's something on your shirt.

Get lost.

- Thorns. - Moron.

Your dog could get rabies, by the way.

Call me if it does. I'll come and kill it.

- Are you done? - Yes.

What's the use of me living here as a dog?

I don't know.

Can't even catch a thief.

Ouch!

Assholes!

Sons of humans!

I'm done!

What are you waiting for? Put more embers.

- It's time. - For what?

- To do it. - To do what?

To slow cook the biryani.

See, it is already well cooked. No need to slow cook now.

- You should slow cook it. - Let it be tastier.

I'm telling you, it's not necessary.

If you ask me again, I'll chop off your hand.

- Do you dare? - Oh, God!

I'll chop your hand too!

- I dare you. - Please stop fighting.

- I told you we don't need this. - What do you mean?

What is that you don't want? The biryani, or the party?

- Can't cancel the biryani now. - I wasn't serious.

Please stop.

Please leave, let them do their work.

The lamp is lit and the guests have started to come.

Go, welcome them. Go!

Get on with your cooking, Kannan.

The guests have arrived. Don't listen to him.

Papadam is here.

Come here!

Don't listen to him.

What's up?

Come.

- See this? - Yes.

- It's a speaker. - Nice.

- And this. - For me?

- Yes, for you. - Really?

The situation in this house is like fitting a bedroom door to a toilet.

- I know. - Come.

Saw the circus outside?

Mom and dad can't see eye to eye.

I'm going mad here.

You're the only one I trust.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

So I'm telling you,

- I'm going to escape from here. - Escape? Why?

- If all of us stand united… - I will tell you.

…we all will be one.

If you have love in your heart

- You will be able to see yourself… - Come.

I can't be part of this crappy drama.

Mom planned this fund-raising party just because I said something.

- I have pride. - Me too!

- Stop the song! - Bravo.

I'm leaving so that I don't lose my dignity.

Go, Kumar. Save your dignity.

Oh, no! Raghu is here!

- All set then? - Yeah.

- The biryani is also ready. - It's not slow cooked.

That does not matter.

The guests will eat the biryani, gift some money, and go home.

- Our family has no shame. - Yeah.

But we shouldn't let the guests leave like that.

- Agree? - Yes, we shouldn't let them go.

Hence, you should dance.

Does the speaker have bass?

- And the party light, it'll be a riot! - Yeah?

- Happy? - Yeah!

Come.

Hey!

The situation is dark.

So hopeless.

They always shit in the front yard.

- Goodbye, then. - Godspeed, Kumar.

- Kumar. - Hi.

Take bath at least today.

It's so hot in here. I'll go and bathe in the pond.

Let me take one.

- Don't! - Sorry.

All good?

Why is Sumithra hosting a fund-raising party now?

Because Kumar said he won't get married.

How else will I recover the money I gifted to my relatives so far?

Oh, no! Sumithra heard us!

Hats off to you, boy!

Can't believe you ran the machine for so long.

Enough, dear. Get some rest.

Let me turn off your connection.

It's not running like it used to.

Its ampere has dropped, Kumar.

- Keep it in the sun. - It isn't solar, okay?

It's nearing the age of retirement.

Charu said she'd bring a solar motor tomorrow.

I'll take him home then.

She says we must give him rest at least in his final days.

Don't you know how to repair it?

I'm just an apprentice of Charu. I've just started learning.

I'm going to try to fix it.

You talk a lot about Charu.

What's she teaching you, Apprentice?

Come on, Kumar. Don't be rude.

You and Charu are the same to me.

I'm a fan of you both.

Pulling my leg?

No, I mean it.

What do you mean?

I'll tell you.

Remember that thing you said?

Nobody here can understand it.

But I can.

- You know why? - Why?