Zulm Ki Hukumat

Beat them. Beat them

Sir, the situation is getting out of control.

- If you so order then... - No.

No.

Driver, phone.

Boss, it's a call for you from the commissioner.

I am the Police Commissioner speaking.

Mr. Koli here at Koliwada, there's riot outbreak happened.

It's getting worse.

It's a personal request that if you could come...

...then perhaps...

Or else, I'll have to start firing. Many lives may be lost.

Please, you do come.

Beat them. Beat them. Beat them.

Sir, what's the order?

I've called Mr. Kohli.

Mr. Kohli!

Yes, inspector.

Sometimes, poison is used as a medicine too.

Beat them. Beat them.

- Boss... - Boss!

- Boss... - Boss!

Beat them! Beat them!

Stop!

Brothers, stop.

Listen to me, stop.

Stop!

Hit! Why have you stopped?

Hit me too!

Hey Ramzat!

Why have your hands stopped?

Hurl a bottle of soda water at me.

You've even forgotten the meaning of your name.

Lalchand, you?

Have you forgotten that your father did make...

...sacred statues of these very stones.

Which, people worship.

Today, you've got hell bent on killing other...

...people with the very same stone?

You're rioting for your religion?

You're bringing a good name to your religion?

No!

You people are disgracing your faith, your religion.

In which faith it's mentioned that a man kills man?

You people should feel ashamed?

You've known each other for many years.

You've been living together.

You participate in each others sadness and gloom.

In each others festivals.

What's wrong with you all today?

Why are you, people after killing each other?

This taxi!

You only must've set this taxi ablaze.

Before setting it ablaze you might not have...

...realised that this taxi used to earn livelihood for a family.

Now, who will look after that family?

You?

You? Or is it you?

How did this riot break out?

How did things go wrong?

Can anybody please tell me?

Mr. Haji, are you aware of it?

I am not very sure, sir.

But this whole thing surely got out of hand...

...on the issue of religion.

Priest, do you have any idea?

No.

I don't know anything.

Now look at this; nobody knows why the riots started.

And see where it ended.

Brother Haji, please come here.

Priest, you too please come here.

Embrace each other.

If you have a little friendship with brother Pitamber.

If you have any respect for me.

Then promise me, no religious riots shall ever...

...take place in this area.

'We promise.'

'We promise.'

'We promise.'

All right.

Natwar Soorma is the culprit behind all this.

He's responsible for this.

I will not spare him.

Now, he's to be tamed.

Take the car towards 'Kali Chowki'.

What news have you brought, Kalia?

Boss, our people have done a commendable job.

The whole area was under tension.

There were riots everywhere.

25-30 people could've even died.

But...

But the police intervened and the riots ended.

Am I right? Is it?

Why didn't your people attack the police?

The riots didn't stop because of the police but...

...because of Pitamber Kohli.

Pitamber Kohli!

In my area!

It's believed that he came there on the personal request...

...of the commissioner.

I see.

For the sake of flattering the police he...

...did break the rule of the mafia dom.

Go and ask him,

who shall he prefer to get punished from?

By me or the mafia group.

Bloody rascal.

I'll teach him a lesson.

You move away!

Natwar Soorma.

You're accused of causing religious resentment.

You did incite the fury among innocent citizens.

You infuriated them for the killing.

The punishment for this...

You're the one who'll be punished, Pitamber Kohli.

In our mafia group, it's the first rule that nobody...

...has the right to interfere in another's area.

You are well aware of the limitations set...

by the laws that has been written in the book of the mafia group.

It's not to shed blood of humans.

It's not for creating a rift between friends.

It's not for getting a brother to kill another.

I do get paid for it.

This is my business. It's my profession.

I don't certify this as a profession but tyranny.

Natwar Soorma, I Pitamber Kohli...

...hereby declare my rule and law against this tyranny.

Today, I as a witness to my court of reign...

...as an advocate, as a judge give punishment...

...to men like you who shed blood.

A death penalty.

This is Pitamber Kohli.

The uncrowned king of the underworld.

That tree of crime and sin the roots of which...

...are spread to every nook and corner of the city.

Blood, fire and darkness.

His life revolves around these things only, today.

However, his past was in complete...

...contrast to his present day.

That past was very charming.

That past was very beautiful.

The past in which Pitamber Kohli was...

...an ordinary fisherman.

He used to have bread earned through...

...labour and lived a happy life of peace with his family.

All of a sudden, his circumstances took...

...such a sharp turn that his happiness just blew away.

The helplessness surrounded him, his family...

...and his whole Kohli community.

Pitamber Kohli entered the marshland of underworld...

...to satiate the hunger, tears and sufferings of the...

...innocent children...

...of the Kohli clan.

Even today, he's has only one dream.

To one day free himself from the life of blood shed and tyranny...

...that he has been living today.

He wants to get himself out of the quagmire...

...which is not only engulfing his body but...

...gradually also his soul.

Yes.

This is the story of the same dream, wish and desire.

Please come in Mr.Thakur.

Mr. Thakur, she's my wife.

- Greetings. - Greetings.

- Please call Kusum. - Sure.

- Please come and sit. - Thank you.

Hurry up.

Yes, please come.

Please come.

Come, my dear.

Mr. Thakur, he's my younger brother, Yashwant.

- Hello. - I've already heard of him.

It was you I believe who caught...

...Prakash and Kusum in the cinema hall.

While they were having ice-cream.

- Please sit. - She's his wife Menka.

- Greetings. - Greetings. Please sit.

Sit, my Dear.

Mr. Pitamber, in our times the parents used...

...to meet and fix marriages.

And then children that too after the marriage.

Nowadays, children decide everything at first.

And the parents meet later.

Mr. Thakur, I am glad that you've decided...

...to accept my sister as your daughter-in-law.

Mr. Thakur, she's my dear sister, Kusum.

So brother, he was saying that you intend...

...to get the marriage solemnized the next month it self.

Sister-in-law, there should be no delay...

...in doing auspicious things.

If you permit, shall I ask the priest to...

...find a suitable and auspicious date tomorrow it self?

- Yes. - Boss, there's an important call for you.

Excuse me, you please continue.

- I'll just be back. - Okay.

So sister-in-law, what do you say?

No, what objection can we have?

In fact, I'll send Kusum's horoscope...

...today it self to you.