Mistari 200 ya kwanza.
'Bhanumathi Vilasam High School.'
Greetings, sir. - Greetings.
Good morning, Teacher. - Good morning.
'P. Bhanumathi, Headmistress.'
Bhanu..
Sorry. Ma'am..
Today is pay day.
So, I'll have to go to the treasury.
We need to buy the stationeries as well.
Take that boy along. - Okay.
'How did you find out that he is smart?'
'Holmes put on his hat.'
'My dear doctor.'
'This is the time for observation and not talking.'
'We are spies..' - P. L. Thomas.
Come, we need to go out. - Okay.
Toms will get to eat a Masala Dosa today.
"Masala Dosa.. Sherlock Toms will get to eat a Masala Dosa."
"In the snow.." - Why do you waste time reading such novels?
You are in tenth grade.
Sherlock Holmes won't help you pass your exams.
I'm going to become a detective, sir.
Wait for me here once you finish eating, okay?
'Radha Textiles.'
'Bharath Coffee House, Alangad.'
Shall we leave?
'Sub Treasury, Ernakulam.'
Give it to me.
What! - Yes.
Where did you keep it? - In this bag.
Then where is it?
I feel dizzy.
Enough with this!
Where's the money?
I have to pay them the salary. - I know. - Sir.
Are you sure you had kept the money in this bag? - Yes.
It's not torn. Which means it wasn't stolen.
Let's call the police.
Had you given this bag to someone else?
When I was driving, Thomas was holding it. - Yes, Thomas!
That's it! He is the one who stole it!
He is from a slum, after all.
Hey, catch him before he escapes with the money!
But.. Would he have done it?
I don't care that it's a school! You'll get it from me!
So, you are the Sherlock Toms of this school.
Do you read such novels
to commit the perfect crime?
Tell me. The money..
Rs. 34,500, to be precise. Where did you hide it?
Tell me!
I haven't taken it, sir. He is a scatterbrain.
He hadn't kept the money in this bag.
Then where did he keep it? Did you see? - No. - Then?
Sir, didn't you go to a shop
while I was having the Masala Dosa?
S-Shop?
When you returned, you'd a packet in your hand.
What? - You came out of Radha Textiles.
They only sell women's clothing. - R-Really?
Oh, no! - Why did you go to a textile store?
I-I.. - Tell me!
Go on.
He didn't give me that packet.
He looked nervous. - Nervous? No.
He didn't give me that packet filled with secrets.
Don't make it sound dramatic.
It's my observation, sir! - Oh, God.
To solve this case.. - I'm here to do that!
Hey, where's that packet? - Such a packet doesn't exist!
He is just making up stories.
You've stolen that money! It was you!
Such a packet does exist, sir.
Once we got back here, he went straight to the staffroom.
P. L. Thomas! Silence!
It's only been half an hour.
If the packet isn't here, we'll definitely find it there. - No.
Sir, this is the packet.
Here.
Hold this!
Give it to me!
'Happy Birthday, Dear Sushma.'
Oh, no! - Sir! - Hold him!
He is innocent, sir.
He just forgets things.
I understood.
Sir! - What? - Can you get me a floral boxers?
Darn! To hell with it!
Not one.. I'll get you two of those.
One for you and one for your father.
It had spoiled my life! Understood?
Just shut up! - What you did was cruel! Brute!
Wait here. - These coins..
Why are they falling down? There it goes again.
Coins.. - Here. - Leave it. I'll get it myself.
Come. Get up. - Hold me.
Your dhoti.. - Whose dhoti is this? - Give it to me.
Wear your dhoti, sir. - Should I?
That's enough.. Enough!
You! Were you the one who helped me?
Don't ever help me!
You've spoiled the life of your teacher. Brute!
I lost my job! My family abandoned me!
Bloody detective! Shucks!
A grief-stricken teacher is cursing you.
You will never prosper in life!
It's the truth!
Did you hear that? It will happen..
You will become a bigger drunkard than me.
We've a math test on Monday.
It's Mr. Sugunan's subject.
For what you did, you'll definitely get cursed.
And what about what he did?
I'm being blamed for exposing him.
If I hadn't told the truth, I would've been jailed.
A teacher's curse! Rubbish!
Even if I fail in other subjects, I'll never fail in math.
Why are you wearing a sunglass?
I have conjunctivitis, ma'am.
Get up.
Remove your glasses.
My eyes are completely infected, ma'am.
I've heard that dialogue before.
Just remove your glasses!
Didn't you say you've conjunctivitis?
What's happening there?
What are you up to? - Nothing, ma'am.
Come with me. That's enough!
Here.
Thulasi, if you can't open it with these
we'll have to break it open.
Hey.. - Yes? - Will our hard work go in vain?
There will be something valuable inside.
Chauro! - Oh, Jesus! Will it be the police?
Oh! Was it you, Mr. Lassar?
Chauro, thanks a lot. - Welcome!
But why are you thanking me?
Actually, since morning, I've been trying to remember
my name. - Oh, no!
Lassar, right? - Yes.. It's Lassar.
I can't remember anything. - Really?
I keep forgetting things.
I need to consult a good doctor.
By the way, I came here to ask for a favour.
Mr. Lassar, just tell me what it is.
Tell me. - My son was expelled from school.
You might have heard about it.
Of course!
He was the smart boy who caught Mr. Sugunan red-handed.
But you were caught copying, right? - Yes.
I want him to have a hands-on experience. - That's good!
I want you to employ him here. - What?
He is really smart.
Mr. Lassar, smartness is not needed to run a lathe!
Find him some other job.
You can leave.
Come on. We'll search somewhere else.
Carry on, Dad. Let me try to convince him.
How will you convince me?
What happened to the original keys of that safe inside?
Which safe are you talking about?
The Godrej safe that the fat boy
is trying to pry open.
I lost the keys.
Did you lose all the three keys?
Actually, I'd kept the other two keys
locked in a box.
But I lost that key as well!
So, it's a stolen safe! - Yes. No.. I mean, it's an iron safe.
Got you!
Did you hear, Mr. Lassar? - What?
Dr. Soman was robbed. - Oh, no.
What is it?
His safe was stolen.
Okay. Let's go there. - Hop on.
Even though I know you, I forgot your name. - Pushkaran.
What? - Will you hire me or not?
I hired you an hour before! - Good.
I'll start the job from tomorrow. - All right.
By the way, forget that safe for now.
It's not that difficult to open. - Really?
I know a trick to open it. We'll try it. - Sure.
Hey, where did you learn all this from?
I learnt it from science exhibitions.
You are a genius!
You would've reached great heights
if you hadn't been expelled from school.
Here. Spend it lavishly. - No, sir.
I will become a police officer.
'That was the motivation that kept him going.'
'He progressed in life by working during day hours'
'and studying at night.'
'To work towards Sherlock's victory'
'a group of people'
'came together with prayers and encouragement.'
'Mr. Chauro.'
'Officer Gangu.'
'Maadan Thulasi.'
'Kuruvi Thaatha.'
'Nilaavudeen.'
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