Ivanukku Engeyo Macham Irukku

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' 420! '

' 420! '

' 420! '

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' He's got a... '

' 420! '

'... lucky mole somewhere. '

' 420! '

' 420! '

' Toss him into the bottom of the ocean; He'd still come out with a fish in his mouth. '

'He'd pile up all the rocks and stones; Build his own stage and laugh.'

'His stare is cunning and fox like; And his birth is just historic'

' 420! '

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' He's got a lucky mole somewhere. '

' He's got a... '

'... lucky mole somewhere. '

Dad! Clean me up! Dad! Clean me up!

Dad! Clean me up! Dad! Clean me up!

Dad, are you going to clean me up now or what?

Dad! Clean me up! Dad! Clean me up!

Dad, it's dried out. Please hurry up!

It's all dried out! Clean him up.

Why should I clean him up?

You're old enough to eat 4 idlis! Why can't you wash up yourself?

Today, you clean yourself and go to school on your own!

Cows and goats don't clean up anyway.

Just shut up, and clean up the boy.

Why don't you clean him up then?

Not granny! She doesn't clean me up properly.

You do it for me.

You are just like your dad!

Till your dad turned 6, I used to clean him up.

Like father, like son!

I should have had a daughter-in-law serving me.

I wanted to spend my old age going on pilgrimages...

but my poor fate, looks like I have to be cleaning up you boys till my end.

Wear it.

Dad, it's gone dry. Please hurry up.

If you don't wash up yourself, I'll spank you!

Giri, I haven't gone yet. Why should I wash up?

Boss, is that you? - Where are you?

I'm at home!

You think I pay you a salary so that you can sit at home and talk over the phone?

Not at all, boss! I'm just leaving.

Just leaving!

If you don't open up the shop in 10 minutes, I'm going to spank you!

Okay, boss. - Dad! Clean me up!

Wash him up, son. It's all dried out.

We're getting late for school. Just clean him up, dad!

Hari, are you well?

I'll come back early in the evening. Let's go for a movie.

Sure, dear.

What time is it?

It's 10:30 AM.

What time are you supposed to be here? - 9:30 AM.

What's the hurry. Come after lunch!

I'll do that from tomorrow.

Come here!

What do you want? - Son, I need some medicine urgently.

My hands and legs are hurting, my head aches so bad.

I can't fall asleep.

Give me some medicine that would put me to sleep.

Eat this, you'll go to sleep forever.

God bless you, son.

Give that! He is trying to finish you off.

Oh no!

What do you want?

I want...

you know...

Tell me. - You know...

Okay! Okay... I get it.

Hello, Aarav?

Here you go.

This is Kavya.

What do you want?

Today? Not today!

Hello! Done with your call? That would be 100 Rupees.

Tell me!

Take care of the shop. I'll be back.

You just got here. - I need to go real bad!

I have no clue when who or what comes or goes!

When did you open the shop?

10:30 AM, boss.

What time were you supposed to open? - 9:30 AM.

Why don't you finish lunch, have a siesta, and then open the shop?

So, there used to be a great guy here called Hari...

isn't he in the mood to work today?

He came to work long back.

He came to work?

But I don't see him here.

He came long back.

Is this my work table or your personal trash can? It's so dirty!

I asked him the same thing!

It's our shop. We need to keep it clean.

Right, boss?

If you turn up late for work from tomorrow...

I'll hit... you!

Why me?

Go back to work.

One guy thinks he is Ajith, the other thinks he is Vijay.

So says Kamal Hassan!

Hari! - Yes, boss?

Go get me a masala dosa, and one single tea.

Boy! Go get it.

Of course, boss.

One masala dosa, and one single tea.

One single tea. Just one!

One masala dosa, and one single tea.

One masala dosa, and one single tea.

One masala dosa...

Reverse, reverse, reverse...

What brings you here?

I'm asking you!

My sister sent me to buy these medicines.

She never told me anything!

Oh I see! You know her that well?

I know all about it.

Tell her I'll get them in the evening.

Wait up!

What's your name?

I was asking your name.

Surekha.

Okay, go!

Hmm, Surekha! Surekha...

Surekha!

Surekha...

Bring that here, boy.

Why do you look puzzled?

Bring that masala dosa here.

Oh right! You wanted a masala dosa.

You-- - I'll get it right away.

And one tea. Just one!

Always thinking about tea!

Boss, here are the keys.

Come to work on time tomorrow.

Boss! You said you'd be paying my salary today.

That's the only thing you remember.

One, two, three, four, five... here!

Boss, but my salary is six thousand.

That's the salary for someone who comes to work on time.

Not for you.

For every day you turned up late I deducted 100 bucks.

At least open the shop on time from now. Or you'll lose your entire salary!

Boss. - What do you want?

You promised to pay me today, too. - Right...

Here.

Are you wondering why I haven't deducted anything from your salary?

If I deduct your salary, you'll get dizzy and faint!

From tomorrow, report to work on time.

Okay, boss. - If you don't come on time...

I'll cut your salary. - Oh no! I'll take care of him.

Open the shop on time! - Okay, boss.

Good night.

If he deducts 1000 rupees from 6000, how can I manage my expenses?

I can imagine, you must have several expenses!

He doesn't pay us on time, either. It's the 15th of this month already.

I didn't struggle like this when I had my own key repair shop.

It's so depressing to even think about it.

Why can't you open the shop on time? What keeps you busy in the morning?

You'd know if you were married.

I need to wake the kids up...

clean them up, bathe them...

feed them, dress them up, drop them off at school...

and then I come to work!

You are luckily single. - Yeah, right!

The 4 grand he pays me doesn't even last 4 days.

I've been struggling in this place for six months now.

That's nothing! I've been having it worse for 4 years now.

To no avail.

What were you paid back then?

Five thousand. - You're still getting paid only that!

I've been saying that all this time! Can't you hear in the dark or what?

Brother...

The 11 PM show?

No, please. You never listen to me.

Fine! Let's go.

When are you coming? - Hello! 100 rupees.

I'll be back. - You just got here!

That girl stays alone in that house.

There are no houses around, too.

Which area?

Near Ooma Kulam... near those sewers.

I can smell those sewers from here!

That's not the sewers. It's the sambar you're eating.

It's three days old.

Oh no! Someone is coming. Let's hide here.

We're getting late for the movie. - I can't control myself, please!

You say this everyday!

Move! I want to see, too.

Oh wow! What a scene.

I haven't seen a scene like this since my wife ran away.

Your wife left you? - Yes!

Did she leave behind a letter?

She left no such thing!

She didn't have time to write a letter?

Even I haven't been bothered about her leaving me...