Open the damn doors!
Kudure, where's Senappa?
What took you drunkards so long to open the doors?
Why would you wake this baby cakes up?
Go sleep, my child.
Disgusting!
As if you get high on some expensive piss every night.
Keep walking!
Anwar!
What the hell, Anwar?
How many times do I have to call?
Why aren't you around when we need you?
We got into a mad brawl yesterday.
Hauling those guys around was a pain, thanks to cops checking the vehicles.
We got sloshed last night.
Park the car.
Good Morning, Boss!
Wake up man!
Move your bum, Packet!
Why are these wastrels still sleeping?
I've been trying to wake these lazy bums all morning.
None of those bodies are moving.
Try getting drunk again and I'll kick your butts out of here!
This is why you don't pet a crow.
They'll end up pecking your flesh out. Move it!
Buy some breakfast.
Go and wash those slimy faces!
You... Get going.
Have a seat, Ganapa.
That one there is Lakshmipathy.
He's the synonym for the penniless!
He borrowed two lakhs for his marriage.
When I went to ask for it...
Man has the audacity to threaten to write my name in a death note
...and kill himself, if I don't stop 'torturing' him.
I knocked that bugger out and dragged him in.
Next to him is Gangadhara.
He took a bike on rent and refused to pay up for six months.
We found him strutting around with the bike.
The owner of the bike requested us to settle the matter.
I picked up the scumbag.
What about that Golden doll from the puppet store?
Well... You know Seth Manikchand, right?
He was having a pompous wedding for his son with our money.
We decided to abduct the groom for his own wedding.
Who are they?
Sire was out on the road preaching about humanity and generosity.
We brought him in to school him.
Do you really have to meddle with such things?
You stay out of this Ganapa. He took it too far.
It's easier to control a berserk tusker, but not this guy.
Especially that shorty over there...
Venky, don't...
Quit bickering and tell me what happened.
It's not a big deal, Ganapa.
You'd asked us to clear a food cart on Gandhi Bazaar street, right?
I teamed up with Pitta and went over.
Get started now.
Dude, what is this shit?!
Dammit!
Old boy! Do you call this food?!
Do you want us to shit our pants?
This place is dirty as hell!
Listen old man!
Scumbag!
You're shutting stop from tomorrow.
If you play any tricks with us... You are washing your hand in this vessels!
If I see the cart out here, I'll burn it down.
I beg you. Please don't do that.
Please don't do this! - Move out! Now!
Kulte, Sherwa and Bella, let's go!
Spare us! Don't ruin our lives!
Don't you dare forget!
I'll burn you down to the ground!
What was wrong with the food?
Clearly, us humans seemed to have no problem with it.
Why boss over old souls that are earning their living with dignity?
With great difficulty, they'd built a nest for themselves.
It took you seconds to destroy it.
Shame on you!
People that have left their home towns in search of work, Auto and Cab drivers,...
...and labourers are all fed to their tummies fill by these two generous souls.
Do you even realise how delicious the food was?
Bloody hell!
They wake up in the wee hours, slice the vegetables, grind the spices,
...boil the rice and push the cart from miles away to earn their living.
You think you can burn them down?
It was my fault. Please, let him go!
He can burn them it seems!
Get lost!
Let me help you, sir.
Trying hard to be a hero, aren't you?
Like you'll ever let the sons of the poor become heroes.
All you need is a chance to stab us from the back.
Water. Give me some water, sir.
Not a single drop for you. Stay there.
You... Who is he?
My friend, sir.
Shankru?
Shankru?!
Why are you sitting alone like a lonely soul?
I shall sit with you.
Will you buy me a drink?
No matter what your problem is, I shall solve it Shankru.
Back when I was as young lad like you...
I was scared as hell to go home after getting drunk.
I had so much respect and fear for my parents.
One can't even advise the kids of today.
Come noon and they'll be chugging shots.
Shankru?
How about you take up some responsibilities at home?
Didn't I see you wash your wife's skirt and hang it for drying?
Didn't you?
It must have dried by now. Go home and fold it.
Don't forget to respect the elders.
You...
Your daughter stands for eight long hours in a supermarket to earn a living.
You get sloshed with her money.
Can't get his own daughter married and acts like an elder.
Get out of my sight!
Don't cross your limits.
I'll tell your father. - Get lost!
Be kind and get me a drink, please?
[INDISTINCT SINGING]
Come on. Just 90 ml will do.
This lockdown separated us for too long. - Seriously man.
I couldn't even go out.
You're online all the time but never reply.
Your tricks won't work on me! - I hardly used my phone.
Yeah, right.
I don't care if you believe me. But I hardly used the phone.
They've just begun. Let me end it.
How will you know what I went through?
You're a perfect story teller. - My dad would check my phone every day.
Aren't you brother Ramesh's daughter?
Yes, brother.
Who the hell are you?
Well, you met me in the area, didn't you?
She's a brand new plot in the area.
The legalities aren't in place and you're plotting a scheme already.
Let me tell your father and build a compound around you.
Brother, please don't.
An empty plot and women without a barbed boundary will end up in trouble soon.
The world is filled with jerks.
Go home and watch 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa' with Mom and laze around. Leave!
These people are wicked. They will chop you to pieces.
Yo' savage! Wait until she completes her teenage.
After that, do whatever you want and kick the bucket.
Got it? Now get lost! - Okay brother.
Nonsense fellow.
I'm the saviour of an innocent boy's life!
What the hell is your problem? Come along.
What?! - Just come now.
Hello? Credit card?
Disconnect the call, I'm already drowning in shit.
Tell me this. - Yeah?
Why are you wearing spectacles instead of sunglasses?
Losing your vision already?
Doesn't wearing this make me seem like an intellectual?
Dumbo!
Intellect lies in the mind. Not in those damn eyes or spectacles.
Raghu, stop there! - I'm leaving this house.
Scoundrel, have your lunch. - I don't want anything. I'm leaving.
Why do you trouble me so much? Eat something.
To hell with your food. I'll hang myself to death.
Stop there. - Wait!
What's the scene? - Nothing.
What is this, Aunty?
Can't you sleep in peace if you don't thrash your young son?
I'm tired of this brat!
He's sucking my soul out. Pushing me to buy some bike.
It's not . It's .
Same thing. He's pestering me to buy one for him.
Where will I get 1.5 lakh rupees from?
Even if I slog at four more houses, I can't afford it.
He's threatening to kill himself if I don't buy it.
All this drama for a bike?
If you buy him one, he'll crash and conk off.
Save that money and you can instead spend it on his final rites.
Nonsense fellow. Get back inside.
Dude, let's go. Let him do as he wishes.
What's with this friend of yours?
Getting plastered right in the morning and troubling the town.
What is his story?
To be frank, he's a good man.
On that fateful day...
Riding a bullet bike in shorts and you're singing such high praises about it.
Your legs don't reach the ground, yet you strut around in a bullet.
Stop that!
I'm not responsible if you imagine me in this state.
Listen carefully. I was wearing clothes that day.
Wake up!
Shankru!
Venkatesha hung himself.
[PHONE CALL] "Delete my photo right away."
[VENKTA] "You're brilliant. You fooled me really well."
"Whatever happened to those big promises of never leaving me."
"How did you have the heart to marry someone else?"
"You had me fooled and slit my throat before I could realise."
"I'll marry him even if he divorces me just a day after marrying him."
"I had my hopes pinned on you, that you would come back to me someday."
"That it wasn't right to speak ill of you."
"I was waiting thinking that you would never cheat me."
"Loyalty means nothing to you."
"You're a heartless woman."
"You don't know the value of a life. You'll learn it soon."
"Delete my photo right away. - And it's okay if I die?"
"I don't care if you're gonna live or die. Delete my pictures first."
Shankara, look at what your friend has done to himself.
Aunty, you whack kids on their heads in school and put sense into them.
Yet you couldn't teach your own son to keep his head high and brave the society.
Aye!
Venkta!
Didn't you think of us before hanging yourself?
If I complained of acidity, you would suggest a medicine and become my doctor.
If I asked for a legal suggestion, you would become my personal lawyer.
If any of us got into trouble, you would turn into a thug.
All you had to do was call me once, and I would've saved you from the brink of death.
Idiot! Who the hell commits suicide for a girl?
You vowed to quit meat thrice a day for the Gods.
Yet no God came by to save you.
You've hurt us all by leaving us.
Guys, let's go! Let's give him a bloody happy send off!
Let's go.
Stop it!
My friend Venkata...
Hung himself and bid Ta-ta!
Venkata's girlfriend Mayi...
Is an unfaithful bitch.
Stop!
[SINGS A SONG ABOUT FRIENDSHIP]
You mean to say that his friends mean a lot to him.
A lot?
He's ready to give his life for his friends.
Fine. What does he do for a living?
Actually, I'm going to Vishal's birthday party.
Won't you join me?
It's always a no, no matter where I invite you to.
Ever since fake sunglasses started selling on the footpaths for 50-100 bucks...
Even drivers have started showing off with their sunglasses.
Is that your bike? - Yes, brother. It's mine.
Your parents would've bought it after borrowing or investing in a chit fund.
You've just hit puberty. You won't realise the value of it.
Let me make my point.
This is a Bajaj Pulsar Bike. A 150 CC two-wheeler vehicle.
The seating capacity is 1+1.
It costs about 1-1.25 lakhs on road.
Your dad paid for the fuel and you ripped some more off your Mom.
All that is left in both of your pockets are five hundred bucks.
She'll never spend a penny from her pockets.
You're here to buy her ice cream for 50 bucks and get done with your business.
Yet, you can strut around wearing sunglasses.
He owns a Maruti Swift Dzire. A 1200 CC four-wheeler vehicle.
With a seating capacity of 4+1.
There's A/C when it's hot and shelter if it rains.
It costs 8 lakhs on road and the daily earning is 2000 bucks.
With that very money, he's repaying his loans, still owns the vehicle
...and is getting his sister married in two months.
He's a hard worker. Doesn't he get to wear sunglasses?
Tell me. Can't the poor wear sunglasses?
Every profession has its own importance.
Nobody should look down upon the other.
Anybody who earns his own money sincerely is a King.
No matter the amount.
I'm sticking to advice only because I know you.
Actually I told him not to say.
But, he didn't listen sir.
Lady!
Speak Kannada.
I'm poor in English.
But I'm beyond rich, when it comes to Kannada.
An auto driver, huh?
The auto belongs to his father.
He rides it around when he needs some money.
Then what does he do for a living?
Careful. Does it hurt?
Brother, I beg you. Please give us some water.
That will be twenty bucks.
Never before have we refused to share water to those in need.
Kuduremukha, give him water.
Did you have your breakfast?
Guru, I'm famished.
Did you eat? - Nope.
Have some.
Another wastrel is here...
Didn't I tell you not to mess with me?
Enough! Stop it!
Who the hell are you?
The tiff is between me and him.
Who the fudge are you to meddle?
I'm the kind that befriends a stranger for lighting my cigarette in a tea shop.
This man here has fed me when I was hungry.
He gave me food and that makes him my friend.
You think I'll let you breathe free for trying to stand on his chest?
Can't believe you're the kind that is loyal for a morsel of food in today's world!
Is this a new trick of yours?
How am I your friend?
Kabab, get the bed. - Okay, brother.
Mister Down-to-earth.
You think you can compromise with the merchant and stand against my boss?
I'm warning you.
How long do I slog for change money?
Sethu quoted me a price and I decided to settle down.
Was that wrong?
Make some quick bucks so that you can pay for these good-for-nothings.
Imbecile!
That cunning Sethu has paid my boss to get rid of you
...and has approached you to finish us.
One mention of your name and my boss gets furious.
How long do you think it'll take me to finish you, huh?
I stayed mum 'cause we're friends who stood shoulder to shoulder.
Here you are, trying to stand on my chest.
Woah! So you guys are friends?
We're from the same school, boss.
Back in high school, he got into trouble with
...the teacher and got thrown out of the class.
I'd never seen him shed a tear.
God knows where all the fury came from within me.
I went ahead and stuck a piece of glass under the teacher's bike seat.
The teacher's basement had turned into a curry.
The next day, the Principal called us in and screwed us for damaging
...the basement of the very teacher who lays the foundation for our future.
We got suspended for six months.
So you got suspended for the sake of a friend?
It's friendship after all. - Do you realise now?
One peek at your childhood and a yesteryear friendship has got you emotional.
Friendship and business are two different things.
You shouldn't let business come in between a relationship.
Humans are innocent only until they're drinking from a feeding bottle.
Later, they turn into wicked creatures.
Sorry brother.
We ended up troubling you.
Yet, you went ahead and supported us.
Apologies.
Listen everyone. From now on, we're friends.
Done.
I'm okay being friends with anyone. But this shorty here...
Pitta!
The ones who had to fight have called for a truce.
What's your problem now?
Didn't you hear what Ganapa said? Shut you trap and sit.
Kuduremukha!
Why are you hiding in fear? Get us some water.
Sannappa? - Boss?
Where did the trio go? - Two of them escaped during the brawl.
Junior Sethu however is still asleep.
Those twits won't matter. Get the Sethu here.
Packet, come here.
Your nicknames are amusing.
Isn't it customary for every gang to have such nicknames?
It's a must have, brother.
Know this guy here? - He's Kuduremukha (Horse face)
Look at his face. Doesn't he resemble a horse?
Poor guy. He can't speak.
Ask for his real name.
What is it? - Sai Kumar (Famous Kannada actor)
You got named Sai Kumar and God didn't let you speak a single dialogue for yourself.
Anwar alias Kannada Anwar.
Kannada is extremely dear to me.
I knew it the moment you spoke the language.
I'm too am a Kannada lover.
Is it? - Yep.
Lose a hundred times. Fall a hundred and one times.
Failure is the stepping stone to victory.
Only when one falls does one rise. - Wow.
The one who never fell, will never rise.
Brilliant.
Tell me who wrote this.
It was Puttappa.
What?! Of course it was Puttappa.
Erm... Who was he?
Don't you know? - I kinda do but...
It was Kuvempu.
Of course it was Kuvempu. How am I supposed to know his surname?
Yet you claim to be lovers of the Kannada language.
Jaggi alias Pitta.
Every couple of days, the cops would frame (fit) me into different cases.
Even if there were no case, they would 'fit' me somewhere.
That is how the name 'Pitta' came into usage.
Santu... alias Packet.
You don't have to explain. Your avatar speaks for itself.
Just like how a pious married woman has Vermillion on her forehead,
...his mouth should always have Gutka.
Chandru alias Benki.
I tend to add Benki (fire) before every line I speak.
That is how I got the name Benki.
I realised that when you spoke of firing up the food cart.
Deepu alias Sannappa (Small guy)
From what angle do you look like a Sannappa?
My father's name was Sannappa.
Thus, I am known by the same name.
Krishna alias Kabab.
I ran a Kabab store at Vidyapeeta circle.
I would make lip smacking Kababs.
Every day, I would feed an average of 200 customers.
Life was going on.
One fine day, I was about to close the store.
I was turning off the stove and was preparing to leave.
Four drunkards came in.
They asked for Kabab and began to create a ruckus.
I told them that we were out of Kabab and sincerely apologised for it.
One of them was blabbering nonsense.
I held him and dunked his head in the boiling pot filled with oil.
I was jailed for two years.
Once I got out, I'd gained the respect of everyone.
I still run the Kabab store and am running a finance institution.
Life is sailing smoothly.
You... Check if Sethu is up.
Not yet brother. He's still asleep.
Enough about the others.
Listen to this man's story.
Down-to-earth, tell us your story.
Naveena alias Down-to-earth.
I was a thief. But that was before.
When I was young, it started with pencils, erasers and stationery boxes.
As I grew, I moved on to bicycles and two-wheelers.
Not once did it occur to me that I was committing a crime.
In my street, there lived a family of Brahmins in an old house.
In the front of the house was a jackfruit tree.
Brother, I can bet that you would've never tasted a jackfruit
...as delicious as the ones that grew on that tree.
I used to steal every year and I got prepared to steal again.
An old woman lived in that house and her grandchildren
...had come down for vacations from abroad.
The kids were yearning to taste the fruit.
The old woman promised them that she would cut the fruit once it was ripe.
The kids waited everyday for the fruit to ripen.
One fine day, they looked up at the tree and found that the fruit was gone.
How will it be there? I'd already flicked it.
I was running away with the fruit and out of nowhere, the kids came to my mind.
Both my conscience and the pointy fruit pricked me for stealing the kids' fruit.
I went back with the fruit, laid it at the door
....and hid myself to watch the house from far away.
You should've seen the happiness in the kids' face.
It was at that moment, I realised that the real happiness
...was in giving back to the world and not in stealing.
Well said dude! - Superb.
Since then, I'm leading a sober life while doing small deals.
Hence, everyone calls me by the nick name 'Down-to-earth'.
Who the fudge is that?! You shone fancy lights on everyone.
Turn it on, I say.
Nagalinga alias Naga.
Did you cut your tail off?
Ganapa alias Ganapa.
Didn't anyone give you a nickname?
Let them try giving me one.
Okay. But who is this dolled up groom?
His father Seth is yet to return a major amount.
When the boys went by his house, he created a ruckus.
So, the boys decided to kidnap the groom along with the horse from the wedding hall.
I don't see the horse anywhere.
It's right outside.
We don't want to mess with PETA, you see.
Look at him lie down like a Golden deer.
If his father doesn't pay up,
...I'll chop him up into pieces and auction him.
You managed to learn everything about us.
I'm unable to gauge your character.
I've been asking that shorty and all he does
...is confuse us like Lucia fame Pawan Kumar.
Why don't you simplify things and explain it to me?
Give me a cigarette. I'll tell you.
My name is...
Shankar alias Badava Rascal
In the vast land of Bengaluru...
Amidst the Basavanagudi jurisdiction...
There lived a resident of Srinagara.
Range Gowda, my father.
He starts his day by bringing milk, making two cups of coffee and waking my mother up.
You...
Wake up!
I chugged two pegs and I'm here. Did you chug an entire bottle?!
Please close the door. - Get up!
His Auto Rickshaw is his life and livelihood.
Sharadamma, my mother.
The quintessential middle class home-maker.
I'm preparing coffee for the third time.
Your father acts like he drives a Benz around.
Amma, wait. - Can't you see me mopping?
Why are you walking all over the floor? Get lost.
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Wassup uncle?! Smoking a cigarette, huh?
Have some coffee with it. Perfect combo.
Why is no one sitting on the tank?
You could've accommodated another person.
Look at the state of his hair. Looks like a freaking bush!
Why don't you rent the bush out for some lovers?
They'll have a good time.
If ever you guys change for good...
I vow not to walk, but to scrape my damn knees and crawl all the way to Dharmasthala.
THIS IS MY VOW!
SHANKARA!
[RANGE GOWDA] Damn he's here.
Go ahead and spell out your vow out loud.
Come in Shankara's bike.
As if there's no bus to commute to Dharmasthala.
Why do you have to crawl?
You guys are ruining my son. Go on!
Good-for-nothings.
My mother cooks some delicious breakfast for her husband and sends him off to work.
[TV ANCHOR] Don't try your Rowdyism with me.
Aren't you getting delayed? - Yes.
Give me the remote. And take this.
Give me the cloth.
Ranganna is going bonkers on someone early in the morning.
Before setting off on duty, a quick chit chat with his colleagues.
With a cup of a tea and cigarette.
Once the chariot is in motion, it will not stop until noon.
If he gets bored... It's time for a break.
He relishes a meal in Indira Canteen or Appaji Canteen.
Then it's time to park the rickshaw below a tree and go for a Power nap.
The chariot is then back on streets.
Followed by another round of chat.
This is my father's favourite pit stop.
He gulps down a quarter everyday.
This... is my father's daily itinerary.
Does you father still buy a chocolate every day?
The chocolate isn't for me. It's for my sister.
I'm beyond exhausted, dear.
Really.
Bengaluru's incessant traffic.
Competing with the Metro line.
Riding the rickshaw all day...
My fingers are chapped.
Yeah, dear.
But I can't really complain.
I earned 1700 bucks today. You heard that right.
Another month of slogging.
One more chit fund and I can be at peace.
I'll get another golden necklace done for your mother.
It'll make her happy.
That poor woman.
I wonder what life she'd dreamed of.
She spent her entire life saving pennies
in the sugar and coffee containers.
I'm sorry, dear.
What happened?
You thought I forgot, didn't you?
No way, dear.
Look what I've got for you.
Take it.
Don't share it with everyone. Eat it by yourself.
She left us when she was young.
This man is clearly married to his mobile phone and remote.
He's having a party of his own.
Get me my dinner. - In a minute.
Ask this brat to watch one channel properly.
He's on a channel changing spree.
What am I supposed to watch?
Argh. Stop creating a ruckus.
Look at the Ram jostle away.
Don't you want your son to live with us?
A minute inside the house and you're always throwing a fit.
As if you're the only one who is tired.
I'm also exhausted working at home all day.
Yeah, right.
Like I haven't seen you slog.
Gossiping with your gang all the time.
Right when you see my rickshaw enter the street,
...you rush to the kitchen and pretend to cook.
Lemon rice in the morning, Ragi ball in the night.
This is supposed to be hard work.
God! I can't argue with you.
I have no other option but to bear with you.
It's too late now or else I would've divorced you long ago.
We only have twenty overs left.
Let's play as long as we can or call for a draw match.
You'll get bowled out on a no-ball.
To hell with a draw match.
Wow. Go on.
Mother-son duo can continue with their game.
I'll watch you closely.
Don't choke on water and get out right away. Have some water.
Fine. I won't eat.
Like I don't have company to play.
Baldy!
Tell me Gowda.
How are you?
Won't you get your son married?
All in time.
Look at you. Joyfully playing with the kid.
He was squealing inside the house.
Decided to get him out and play with him.
Doesn't he look exactly like my son-in-law?
No one in the area has a doubt about it.
You're the only being a Sherlock.
Why do you ask the same question every day?
Let's go dear. He is bad company.
Wait! Baldy!
A typical middle class family. Kind hearted parents.
You're the only son.
You've been brought with utmost care.
What could even be your problem?
What else could it be?
Every good for nothing guy has a failed love story.
It's the same with me.
Try coming home after we get married.
I'll make sure I poison all of your coffee.
You'll have it from me!
What the... What did I do now?
Who was that? Your girlfriend?
Yes.
Yep. That's her.
Ever since you came into my life, my fortunes have turned in my favour.
In gratitude, I offer you this Vermillion.
Nobody gets to cast their evil eyes on our love.
To protect us, here's the Kohl.
No third person gets to poke their nose in our relationship.
To shield us, here's a nose ring.
Our enemies shouldn't be able to bombard our ears
...with malicious talk about each other.
Earrings to cover them.
If ever I cross the lines and lose my way...
Tinkle these bangles to remind me that we're meant for each other.
The moment you step into our home...
The sound from these anklets should drive away all
...the misfortunes should pack its bags and leave us.
From today, my parents and I...
...are your responsibility.
Drape this responsibility around yourself and become one of us.
Do you love me so much?
I do.
Happy Birthday.
Thank you.
Lovebird, O' my beloved Lovebird.
In the Udupi hotel, right at the corner table
While a cup of coffee is steaming on top
Steamy games brew under the table
In the Udupi hotel, right at the corner table
While a cup of coffee is steaming on top
Steamy games brew under the table
The eyes meet and embrace
In the heat of the youth
The mind and body have blossomed
In the scorching heat of the noon
Amidst a sea of people in any fair
You're the doll that stands out with no one to compare
Your laugh is like a drizzle in the rain forests
Your beauty robbed the shelves of my heart
You're the joy that can wipe away pain of all magnitude
Lovebird, O' my beloved Lovebird.
Why are you so pretty?
How about a smudge of Kohl to ward off evil eyes?
Draping the colours of Jasmine around you
You glimmer as bright as Gold
The one who savoured the Moonlight
The younger offspring of the Moon.
For I thought of you
And you descended on Earth
Come as light and radiate
Come fill my heart and resonate
Come fill the walls of my home
I shall await your arrival
Looks like you guys were having a good time.
What went wrong?
The good times clearly ended there.
[SHARADAMMA] Look, he's over there.
Instead of earning, he's out here wasting time.
LISTEN! - Your father's here.
Why are you getting irritated with him?
His friends are here.
Go ahead and talk to him. - Fine. I will.
Listen son, we're going to a wedding.
Don't wait for us. Have your food.
I will but you be careful. Hide this.
Chain snatchers grab them in the middle of a road.
What is this?
No matter how grand the gold chain is,
...it doesn't feel complete without a safety pin, right?
Only when I can feel the pin, does my Taali feel complete.
Let's get going. We'll be late. - Don't smoke. Learn to live well.
Please wear the helmet properly.
Have you ever been this sweet to me?
I was sweet to you once.
You look like you're worried about the unseen future.
Clearly, you're not serious about life.
You act like a college going teenager.
How long do you plan to hang around with those rogues?
Oye! One tight slap and you'll turn into a momo!
How dare you call them as rogues? They're my friends.
If ever I run out of fuel in the midnight, will you get some extra fuel?
As if my mother will let me go out at that hour.
You can't, right? But if I call my friends...
They won't even hesitate to give me fuel from their bikes.
When an accident occurs, the world will take its phone out to record it.
Even if I get a scratch on me, they'll be there for me.
Good Lord! I don't want anything to do with you and your friends.
Have you given a thought about our future?
You're well educated. You could do another job, right?
For the pittance they call as salary, I can't stand in
...front of a stranger and bear the brunt of his mistakes.
I can't wear a fake smile for the sake of puny
...bonuses and increment while I'm pissed off.
All of this for what? An unwanted commitment.
Paying multiple EMIs for a mobile phone, a bike, and a car to show off in
...front of the relatives and in the end splurge on an apartment to live in.
Do you want me to pay for EMIs all my life?
I'm not going to live a life like that.
I am my own boss.
I shall earn by riding a rickshaw.
Do you plan to do that all your life?
I own one rickshaw today. It'll be hundreds in the future.
Have you heard of Vijay Sankeshwar?
He started his life with one Lorry and today is the owner of over 3000 vehicles.
Didn't he go on to build an organisation like VRL?
Many auto drivers of yesterday are millionaires today.
I'm proud that my father is an Auto driver.
I'm proud of my profession and my uniform.
I will bring fame to all the drivers out there.
Fine. There's no way I can counter you.
Will you have a coffee? - Fine.
Excuse me. Two coffees please.
A poor man's son should never fall for a rich man's daughter.
I've told madam everything.
She's here. Talk to her.
Basavaraj is online. - Hello?
Yes. Sudheer has told me everything.
We'll be there for sure.
Okay madam.
The Press is waiting for you.
Sources claim that Rajashekhar Naidu is also aspiring for a ticket from your party.
Do you think he's a strong and able opponent to you?
No way.
Politics is incomplete without opponents.
Ask the people of Rajashekhar Naidu's constituency about his work.
They adore him.
If he's deserving, he'll get the ticket.
If I'm more deserving, I'll get the ticket.
Don't you think so?
Madam, our sources also claim... - Teacher?
Namaskara madam. - When did you come by?
I've been coming since three days and they claim that you're out.
Idiot.
How could you make a respectable man like him wait outside?
Madam, I wanted to tell you. - Just shut up.
Please come in, sir.
THAT woman?
Her secretary is no one about my boss, Monkey Sudhi.
She's extremely powerful.
Didn't she cause any trouble after learning about it?
Chuck that woman. My own mother was against it.
Lady, get off your phone and pay some attention to your husband too.
Sharada? - Huh?
Get your son married first.
You don't have to worry about the bride.
He's already found someone for himself.
Is it? May good things happen to you.
Who is the girl?
Oh, I have no idea about that.
Remember that pale as a ghost Prem Kumari who is contesting the elections?
Apparently she's her daughter.
Oh no!
It seemed like he'd got her home a couple of times when no one was around.
Really? - Yep.
Don't tell Shankara that you heard it from me.
He'll attack me like a mongrel.
Take this. Stitch some falls to this saree.
Who is she?
Who is who?
Neelakka told me everything.
Is is true that when we're not home, you bring her here?
Doesn't that woman have anything better to do?
Listen, let's not get involved with the affluent.
Let's stick to people who belong to the same status as us.
Despite knowing who her mother is, you seem to be hanging around with her.
Aren't you afraid?
What will they do? Nothing.
Not like I'll marry her right away.
Only after I settle down will I ask her hand in marriage.
You're extremely lucky. She's a woman with a golden heart.
A golden heart? Your mother is right here.
Yet she's the one with a golden heart. No wonder gold is expensive now.
Brother, didn't your dear father get to know about it?
My parents got another reason to fight over.
Look what your brother has done.
Here I am, patiently waiting for him to take over
...the responsibilities of the house off my shoulder.
No way.
He doesn't have an ounce of responsibility towards us.
I'm so furious right now...
Fine. I won't lose my cool.
Tell me, when will he become responsible?
Will he change today? Tomorrow? After I'm gone for good?
Drat.
Okay.
Here.
Look at that. Dazzling in new clothes.
Woman, time for dinner.
It's ready.
There you go.
SO MUCH FOR LOVE!
ONE NEEDS TO PAY AT LEAST A LITTLE ATTENTION TOWARDS ONE'S HOME.
BUT THERE'S NONE.
This house is mine. This TV is mine.
I pay for the electricity and the cable fee for the TV.
What is that thing you press? - Remote?!
That doesn't belong to me.
Not mine.
One needs to have a little responsibility.
I worry about losing passengers if I come home for lunch
...and eat in any canteen I can find, just to save ten bucks.
I think at least ten times before spending ten bucks.
Does any one in the house even care about me?
Take the plate.
I will not eat. I don't want it.
If you say so.
Wait. Give it back.
Why should I starve?
I'll eat. - Okay.
I paid for this rice, the curry, the coriander and the curry leaves.
Fine. Just eat. - I will.
I'll eat this. I will not waste it.
I will eat it no matter what.
I've paid for it all. - Water?
Erm... yes. The water is mine too.
Let me have it.
He's mocking me.
Take your time. - I will. I'll eat until morning.
Move you hand. I wonder what's happening on the show.
Dammit. No one respects the breadwinner.
What's up Gowda? Are you eating?
Are you done eating?
You should listen to my story.
It's Sunday and my son-in-law had got Goat gizzards and head meat.
Okay.
I relished it with hot Ragi balls.
I was lost in a different world.
Felt like heavens descended on my head.
Mister Baldy!
I asked if you ate. I didn't ask who you ate.
I can't believe I'm having a conversation with you.
Really? - Shame on me.
Get going!
When it comes to life, both of us need to eat.
This is nothing, boss. Your parents have such low-key fights.
My mother would punch my father so hard in the guts, that they would spill out.
Would you father never hit back?
My father would be so drunk that he would be busy collecting his guts from the ground.
There's no way he could retaliate.
Wait. Quit talking.
What happened to your girl?
She started forcing me to meet her mother.
I can't wait for so long. Come home and talk to my mother.
What do you expect me to tell her?
I'm loaded with work. I'm running around to secure a loan.
Give me some time.
But my mother won't wait. Please try and understand.
Fine.
I'll convince her to wait a bit longer.
Hurry up and talk to her.
Okay. Have this Jamoon.
No way. There's no way that woman would accept this.
One shouldn't trust in the politicians.
Hello? - Where are you?
Let me park the rickshaw to the side.
Tell me, my sweet migraine.
Somebody wants to talk to you.
Who is it? - Let me give the phone to her.
Hello? Namaskara.
Nam.. Namaste madam.
Prem Kumari speaking. - I know madam. Tell me.
My daughter told me about everything.
What did she tell you, madam?
I'm not so naive, son.
Get your parents home tomorrow.
We shall discuss everything.
Okay madam.
Let me give the phone to Sangeetha.
Hello?
How was the surprise? - You really are a migraine.
You should've told me, right? I was speechless.
I'm riding now. I'll talk to you later. - See you tomorrow. Bye.
Is it?
Was that woman really so nice?
I was wondering the same.
But what happened that day was different.
I'll withdraw the chit fund money this time.
Why?
Let's send your ornaments to the pawn broker.
Why is that?
We'll need it for his 'Simple yet Grand wedding', won't we?
Woah! What a gigantic house!
You... - What?
What have you done?
Did you trap her so that you could settle down for the next seven lives?
Seems like it.
We're leading our lives respectfully, if they berate and chide us...
I'll switch from a quarter bottle to a half bottle.
I'll create a ruckus on the streets.
Really? You can wait here. Let's go in, dear.
Quit making up excuses to drink.
You'll end up drinking no matter what.
What is it now?
You want to double your intake and you're creating a scene for it.
You can wait here. We'll go inside and talk to them.
Let's go inside. - Wait for me.
I don't want them to think I'm the driver.
Like they think otherwise now.
Madam, they're here. - Please come in.
Please be seated, sir. - Namaskara.
Come in now. - Please sit.
Why does this seem like a reality show?
Are we supposed to answer her questions?
Keep quiet.
So, Shankar? What do you do?
I've completed my MBA.
I didn't want to work for another brand and wish to become a brand myself.
Therefore, I drive my father's rickshaw for now.
I'm planning to buy a couple of vehicles.
I'm working towards it.
May good things happen to you.
Do you need any help from me?
Thank you. But I've already applied for the loan.
I'm only waiting for the approval.
I have immense respect to independent youngsters.
This country needs people like you.
So, what is happening between the two of you?
Tell her.
If you're okay with it, let's go ahead.
Or else, let's call it off.
Please don't trouble my son for it.
He is obedient and listens to both of us.
Nothing of that sort.
Today's kids will not listen to us.
They make their own choices.
All I want is a happy life for them.
Madam, seeing your house.
We were worried about your opinion.
Madam, don't worry.
We'll take care of your daughter like she's a gem.
He's right.
If she doesn't want to live with us, let them live on their own.
We will not trouble them about it. Isn't that right, dear?
Well... If she says so.
We learnt about it only a couple of days ago.
We haven't seen the girl.
If you don't mind....
It would be nice to get done with the tradition of meeting her too.
Sure.
She's been hiding in the room feeling extremely shy.
Shall I go and bring her out?
[PREM KUMARI] Sure. You don't have to ask that.
Which room is she in? This must be it.
Sangeetha?
How will it work if you hide yourself in a room?
We're here to see you. Do come out.
Who is it?
It's me. Shankar's mother.
What is it?
What does that even mean?
We're here to discuss your wedding ceremony.
Didn't you know?
What wedding?
Do you think I'm a fool to marry your son despite knowing about his character?
What is she talking?
Doesn't she have a clue that we're here to discuss the wedding?
Sangeetha! Are you kidding me?
Come out. We need to talk.
Just thinking about you makes me furious.
What was all that yesterday?
Open the door. - Stay calm, Shankru.
Mind your tongue.
I've decided that I'm done with you.
All of you, please leave.
Why are you saying such things? Come out. We can sort it out.
If I marry your son, I'll have to slog even to buy vegetables.
He has no basic responsibility.
What happened, dear? He's doing just fine.
Only if you're fine, will you know about your son's value.
It's the same old sob story with all these labourers and drivers.
Generations will pass by but they'll never prosper.
Try being a good husband to your wife. Maybe later...
What nonsense are you blabbering?
What do you know about my husband?
My husband might be poor.
But he's taken care of me like I'm a Queen.
You stay away from this. - Queen?!
I don't wish to sit on the throne made out of plastic.
No need. We don't need a kind-hearted girl like you in our lives.
Well done, my son.
We deserved this respectful treatment in a stranger's house.
This girl isn't right for us. Let's go.
Let's leave. How dare she talk about you like that.
As if drivers don't have a life of their own.
Open the bloody door!
You're a two faced....
Open the door.
Get out and... - Shankar.
One shouldn't behave so rudely.
If you respect me, leave now.
I'll talk to her and get back to you.
Sangeetha!
Is this how you talk to a guest?
Didn't you invite them to come home?
Her mother is such a good woman. - Listen to me.
But that girl was extremely rude.
I'll talk to them for a minute. You console him.
Listen to me. Wait in the rickshaw.
I'll be back in five.
You don't go inside. - Just wait for a while.
Fine!
Appa, stop! Where are you going?
Tell me what was wrong in what she said.
I've not taken enough responsibility of the house.
But I don't think I was such a bad father...
I wasn't...
When you were young, you would ask for so many things.
I couldn't buy them for you.
You would ask for Camel geometry box and I would buy you the Nataraja brand instead.
You asked for a video game and I rapped you on the head telling you
...that it was not going to help you with your studies.
You asked for a bicycle to get to school faster.
I just couldn't afford them.
I whacked you on your legs calling you a Worthless Rascal.
Apart from that, I've done whatever I could do in my limits.
Listen...
You've in love with the girl and are extremely fond of her.
If you marry her, you'll be happy.
Life will be good.
Your mother and I can sense that.
Give me five minutes. I'll get that girl for you.
Even if I have to fall at her feet. I'll make sure she agrees.
Five minutes is all I need. - Appa, let's just leave.
If she can't respect you, she's dead to me.
It's not that... - Let's just go, Appa!
Dammit!
How could she talk like that to your parents?
Wait! Woah!
What happened after that, sir?
You son-of-a-gun!
Were you up and listening all this while?
I was wide awake, man.
That guy who looks like a Chimp in pants...
Every time I woke up, he would thrash me.
That is why I was pretending to be asleep.
Chuck that.
When was the last time you washed your boxers?
It's stinking like hell.
Sir, please continue...
Kabab, come back here.
Don't you ever wash your hands?
As if touched another person's Wiener. Get lost!
Wonder what happened to those who ate Kabab made by those hands?!
Brother, let me tell you.
Failed love stories in men's lives are like Pulse Polio drops.
Whether you ask for it or not.
You've got to go through it once.
All of us have our share too.
We've enjoyed the pain of loss.
It's your turn now. Why don't you enjoy it?
I don't understand girls.
You've got to spit at them and move on.
For years, they're in love with you.
Right in the end, they let go and move on.
It's us that suffer for the next three months, drinking
...with our friends, regretting on losing a gem of a girl.
We wail our hearts out that we can't live without them.
Six months later, all we wish is for the well-being and happiness of our girl.
Nine months later, we wonder why we should suffer when the girl's doing fine
...and put up an act for the world to see, while we endure sorrow deep within.
It is after a year we realise when we wake up and sit at the table,
...only to see Amma's face while she hands coffee to us.
It occurs that we wasted a year's time for a third person
...while I could've been happy looking at our mother's face.
Console yourself looking at your parents. That is all you can do.
Kuduremukha, come here.
Go on and get liquor for everyone.
Don't do this.
Sir, you do drink, right?
Sethu, you just spoke the words my heart was refusing to speak.
With liquor, make sure you get the band set and the drummers too.
Make sure you get a shirt for brother.
A vest for this brother too. - Oye, I'll rip that boxers off too.
Shut up and sit.
What kind of a friend are you?!
Did you let go of that girl after the incident?
I never saw her to let go.
Her phone was switched off.
Her friends had no idea about her and I couldn't contact her.
I waited as long as I could.
One day I went to her house.
Hello? Hold on!
Please come.
Calm down guys.
Didn't you promise to talk to her? Did you?
I'm being polite to you. Don't test my patience.
Leave right now.
After all you're a driver...
Your scheme is to dress fancy and trap the daughters of the affluent, right?
How dare you fool naive girls and plan to gain their rich!
Worthless Rascal!
Listen!
Comment all you want about me. Don't insult my profession.
Your money and wealth is of the same value as hair strands in my body.
Damn it! - Leave, moron.
Let me go.
Quit wasting time talking to him.
You're right. These girls are always behind money.
Money is not everything. Can't one live without money?!
How exactly will you do that?! - Err..
I used to think the same.
One needs money to live. You've got to earn it.
You're wrong if you think you can fill her tummy with romance and love songs.
By the time you feed her with love and she opens her mouth to eat,
...the owner will be banging the door, asking for the rent.
Your wife won't be eating all the love. She'll spit on you for not earning.
What do you plan to tell her then? - You're right.
Times have changed, brother.
Did you understand what he said? - Naga!
Everyone pick your brand. - Give me that.
Guys, don't do this.
Don't get him drunk. He's a whacko!
You... Shut up!
Let the boy drink. He's depressed.
Get him drunk.
Remember this.
He has only sweet things to say when he's sober.
Once drunk, he'll rain curses on you.
Go on, sir.
Puke out everything your heart has to say.
Throw all the curses your heart wants to at the world.
Flicking money off Appa's pocket
Collecting all the money Amma had saved up
Flicking money off Appa's pocket
Collecting all the money Amma had saved up
Every time you asked, I splurged it all on you
Yet out of the blue, you sneaked out on me
Every time you asked, I splurged it all on you
Yet out of the blue, you sneaked out on me
You jabbed a knife straight into my heart and walked away
To hell with you!
You promised to stay until death does us apart
Right in front of God's altar in my home
I wonder what got into me and why I trusted you
You walked in smiling and swallowed all the peace I had
My mind is shattered. My heart is broken.
My trust in love is forever shaken.
My mind is shattered. My heart is broken.
My trust in love is forever shaken.
Twenty odd missed would fill my notifications
Didn't you think of me today, even for a second?
The curse of my suffering will haunt you all life
I wonder what had gotten into me for I fell for you
To hell with you!
I lost all the dignity I had
Here I am on the streets, for loving you and that's my bad
I had nurtured innumerable desires deep within me
But without you, I wonder what life has in store for me
Love isn't really for our kind
We're the screwed up ones. We can only wail and whine.
Love isn't really for our kind
We're the screwed up ones. We can only wail and whine.
Am I indebted to your family's riches?
Was this poor boy a play toy to you?
Was it really love or was it all a fad?
I will not stay quiet until I've paid the debts.
Can't believe you fooled God himself.
Let it go!
To hell with her! Aren't we here for you?
Why are you crying, my friend?
Sir, you're a God sent man.
HOW COULD SHE BETRAY YOU?!
I'll kidnap that girl and ask her if she thinks she did the right thing!
LET'S GO! - Sethu!
The two of us have been kidnapped by these guys.
How do you plan to kidnap someone else?
Go and sit. Somebody make way for him.
Shut your trap and sit.
Brother, how did you deal with the pain?
Brother, I don't know if he dealt with the pain or not.
But his parents couldn't deal with the havoc he caused.
Shall I lay out the dinner?
Nah. I don't want it.
Have you come home drunk?
Listen, son.
Drinking doesn't do well with our family.
Quit it.
It's not just our family, Amma.
Drinking doesn't do well for any family.
I let you live your life because you were my only son.
I deserve this rebuttal.
You're talking as if I've passed out on the streets to defame you.
I went a bit overboard at my friend's party.
I won't turn into a famous drunk. Don't worry.
Have I not come home safely?
If ever you come home drunk, I will not spare you!
Aye!
Won't you guys let me sleep? - He's come home drunk.
Good Lord!
As is the seed, so is the plant.
Is he really drunk? - Yes.
Ask this idiot! - Aye!
What did you drink? Beer, Brandy or Whiskey?
What the hell?! - You keep quiet!
Yeh!
Welcome to my club, son!
Disgusting! - Wait...
'Everything ah, in your control, so liver control'
Okay? Listen to me, son.
Alcohol and wife are two things you shouldn't get addicted to.
Once the clock strikes seven, both will wave and call for you. Who will you choose?
Stop it! - What's your problem?
Is this supposed to be a fatherly advice? - I know how to be a father...
Shush... He's in pain.
He'll be fine. Don't worry.
He's mixed beer with water. He won't really get drunk.
You've given birth to a good son.
Yeah, right. He's a good son only now.
What about the rest of the time?
He's a good son all the time.
Careful son. You should learn to balance yourself.
Amma! - Leave me alone.
Listen to me. - Get lost.
Listen to what he has to say. - Come here.
I've written a poem for you. Want to hear it?
I don't want to hear it.
Just listen to him once. - Shall I tell you?
Fine. - Go on.
Amma never asked me, 'What do you do for a living?'
All Amma told me was, 'Do as you please. But never trouble anyone.'
Amma never asked me, 'How much do you earn, son?'
When I came back home from work, Amma hand fed me morsels and said,
'You must be tired. Have your food and sleep, my son'
Amma never asked, 'What have you done for me?'
Amma gave the last piece of butter she'd saved for me and said,
'Eat well and live long, my son'
Amma never asked me to sit with her for a conversation.
Every time I felt dejected, Amma would sing a lullaby and say,
'Keep smiling no matter what, my son'
Amma never told me that she couldn't do it anymore.
All Amma said was, 'Get married. You'll have a companion.'
I asked Amma,
'I can't afford to lose you. Will you find me someone just like you?'
'Finish your food, son. I'll find you someone as good as me.'
'Also, I'll make sure I come back as your daughter and take care of you'
These were my Amma's words.
[WHISTLES] Simply superb!
How about a song for your father?
No. Just a line? Something folksy?
I already got the lyricist Nagendra Prasad to write one for you.
About.. me?!
Appa! I love you pa! [POPULAR SONG FROM CHOWKA]
'Is he a child? or a pampered brat?'
Like father, like son. Don't bother him. Leave!
Can't he sing a line for his father or at least pretend to?
Dammit! Come on now!
A father has no value in this world.
Sleep now.
Want to eat something?
Brother, you got caught yet you got away so smoothly.
But when I got caught, my mother dragged me to the Ukkada Maramma temple,
...made me swear in the name of God.
She even made me wear a talisman so that I keep up the promise.
God, she made a fuss about it.
Bro, was there no one to stop your from drowning in alcohol?
Calm your horses! He's getting there.
Shut up! - Pitta...!
Look at how he talks to me!
Brother, please continue.
Naga... - Hmmm?
I'm bored to death.
How about we go to a movie? - Haven't we seen them all?
A game of Rummy? - Not in the mood.
A walk in the park? - We're no lovers to get busy there.
You're right.
Wanna booze?
Have I ever said no to you?
[PARADISE BAR & RESTAURANT] Hello? Tell me.
We're in Paradise. We just got in.
Why don't you come and join us?
What is this?
What's this new trick up your sleeve? - Yeah, right.
I don't know if smoking a cigarette will cause cancer.
But looking at the pictures on the pack, will definitely cause it.
That is why this trick.
All you've to do is stay strong mentally, to remain physically strong.
The buggers at the bar counter charge two bucks more for a cigarette.
So, I bought it outside.
You know what, Nagalingu?
When you're in for the fries, you shouldn't think of taking a whiff.
Cheers!
Take it easy. Your guts will melt away.
She's still in here.
Let that woman and her memories, melt away with my intestines.
If you say so. - You guys have already begun.
Meet the teetotaller.
Listen, if you want something. Order it for yourself.
Don't finish our food.
Accompaniments are the key dishes here.
Fine. I get it.
Dammit.
Friend? Sprite for this friend!
Coming now.
Your mother's calling me. - Don't.
She's calling me too. Don't answer.
Doesn't seem like she'll let me drink.
Play some music and give me your phone.
Aunty, we're at the Cinemas.
[CIGARETTE WARNING ADVERTISEMENT PLAYS]
Okay, aunty.
What is it?
Let's leave now.
Let's go!
We just got in here!
It's the usual drama. Let them be.
We can drink another time.
Shut the fudge up and come with me.
Let's go.
Do you have your bike? - Yes.
Jadeja, I'll pay you later. - Sure.
What?! You guys left the alcohol behind?!
Fool! We're worried about his mother calling him.
You're concerned about the alcohol. Shut up.
Brother? What happened after?
Look who's here! Welcome, my son!
From now on, there's no one left to scold you.
Do as you please.
He had high hopes that his son would take great care of him.
He would scold you yet regret about it.
Only I knew about it.
Even my enemy doesn't deserve a worthless son like you.
Don't you dare touch my husband! Get your hands off him!
Sir, did your father pass away?
What happened to him?
Yeah, right. Fall for his fables.
All he does is overthink.
Or so I thought.
DAMMIT [IN UNISON] - Wait a minute!
Why are you guys so disappointed that my father was alive?
Well... It got a bit too emotional.
How many times do I call you?
Why don't you answer my call?
Look at him!
How many times do I tell him not to cover his face with the sheet?
You'll end up suffocating!
You know what happened to him?
He didn't eat in time. Felt dizzy and fell unconscious.
How many times do I have to tell you to come home to have a real meal?
His stomach is upset thanks to those random places he eats in.
What would've happened to us if things got serious?
The board read, 'Free Canteen'.
I had a meal.
I don't know what happened next. I just dropped like a ball.
Did you submit your urine for a test?
You're asking for my urine like as if you're asking for the WiFi password.
I've been trying all day. All I got was some sweat.
Not a single drop of pee.
Keep drinking water. It'll happen. - Should I mix it with something?
Eww! - Sister...
What is it?
His blood flows in my body.
Will my urine do? - Good Lord!
What is wrong with him?
He wants to step in for me with his urine instead.
What does that mean?
If you don't pay the hospital bill, I'll have to, right?
Talk to the them. They mentioned something about blood.
Ask him to stick to salad, instead of eating our heads.
He'll be fine. - Fine.
Have you ever donated blood before?
A year ago.
Did you consume alcohol in the last 14 hours?
I just did.
Don't you have any common sense?
How can you donate blood after drinking?
I got tired of looking for you.
Where did... you?
What's wrong with him?
He's not the blood donor. I am.
Fine. Lie down.
Let me do it myself. Why are you taking the trouble?
Are you drunk too? - What?! I don't drink at all.
Do you know your blood group? - O Positive.
Take as many litres as you want.
Your name? - Nag.
Yours?
Kaveri.
Keep pressing.
Kaveri, I'm the child that lies down in your lap.
Keep pressing.
The words being spoken by the corner of your eyes, have spoken a lot.
Do you work the second shift?
I thought you were a Malayali.
It's damn hot, right?
Are you done? Already?!
It's always the same with me.
I get done real quick.
If someone else needs blood, feel free to call me.
Do you care this well for everyone? Or is it just me?
Ten more millilitres of blood and you would've conked off.
Quit blabbering! Leave!
Trying to drive a bus, huh?
Keep driving.
Don't talk unnecessarily and strain yourself.
Just sit.
How are you doing now, Uncle?
You donated blood for me and saved my life, didn't you Nagu?
Thank you, son. - It's okay, Uncle.
You're just like my father.
But... - What is it?
Weren't you mentioning something about crawling all the way to
...Dharmasthala on your knees if one of us turned our lives around for good?
Don't look at my knees, dear.
I'll take the bus.
I'll take you along too.
Are you happy? - Fine then.
What happened, Uncle?
Social media friends don't count for real.
One true friend like you and I'll donate blood to the entire world.
I had no hopes on any of you.
But it looks like you'll change for good.
Dude...
Even after his father hurled abuses at you, you donated blood.
You're superb!
After all, he's my friend's father.
You're great man.
Come closer.
You won't beat me again, right? - I won't, darling.
Let go of the past. Don't think about it.
I've been watching you both since then. What are you up to?
Ganapa, do you know what happened yesterday?
All you need is a chance to stab us from the back.
Scoundrels!
Impotents!
Backstabbing someone who just forgave you. Cowards!
Is this your bravado?
[TO THE PUBLIC] They're supposed to be brave men!
They're supposed to be brave men!
Oh my God!
Brother, is your father okay now?
It made no difference to him.
Send him to hell and he'll turn it into an amusement park.
Take the money.
Thank you, Akka. - Give me my ten bucks change.
I hardly make anything. - I don't care. Give me my ten bucks back.
Didn't I give you a hundred rupee note?
Amma, how much will you haggle for ten bucks?
You stay out of this. - You're right, sir.
Of course he is. Give me back my ten bucks.
Is this how you treat your regular customers?
My business just suffered a loss of ten bucks.
Yeah, right. You're building one house after
...another while we're still in a rented home.
Even if you're not this careful with the gold that purse came with,
...but the purse will remain safe forever, won't it?
What is it, sir?
It's been three days and you've hardly gone out.
Don't you have any money? - Nope.
Why didn't you ask me?
Here.
Tell me how.
We struggle all month to save that much money.
How do you manage to spend it all in a couple of hours?
You're literally gifting me an iPhone wrapped in a slipper box.
Neither can I keep it, nor can I return it.
I'm not asking you to return it. Let's go.
Boy, fry a plate of Kabab as a side dish.
Sure, brother.
I'll strangle you if you use pieces of the neck.
I won't. - There you go.
Why does the lemon look like you?
One squeeze and it should ooze out the juice.
Get me another piece. - I'll get it for you.
Amma, look at your husband on his new diet!
What?!
I worry about losing passengers if I come home for lunch
...and eat in any canteen I can find, just to save ten bucks.
I think at least ten times before spending ten bucks.
I would've been home in ten minutes.
I've ordered a take-out of half a kilo of Kabab for you. Didn't I?
A take-out? When did you tell me?
You eat the same every day.
Do you want a piece?
Come home.
Let's go.
Brother, here's a juicy piece of lemon.
No need. You just finished squeezing a bucket of sourness into my life.
You're already back for more.
Take it back.
You have a good family, brother.
It feels good to listen to your stories.
Brother, why don't you take good care of your parents?
Good care? Of course he will.
The amount of torture he's given his mother and the bashing I've had to take.
As if, I'm the rotten apple who's ruining her innocent son.
But you do look like it.
The word flew out of my mouth.
You're now a man who now comes home drunk in the midnight.
Come in.
Why do you drink and disappoint me?
Swear on God. That you'll not drink from now on.
That you'll forget her too.
SWEAR IT! NOW!
Dear Goddess...
I'll listen to you.
But I have no clue who this woman is.
Don't you know me?!
Why do you make your parents suffer?
[NAGU] Take the cigarette away and smoke.
[SHARADAMMA] This nitwit must know where he is.
Where is he? He doesn't answer my calls.
I don't know, Aunty.
Don't you know where your friend has gone?
You're the one who is ruining him.
What?! How am I responsible?
You give him money and a place to sleep in.
Every time he's sloshed. He comes over and passes out.
It's been two days since he came home. - Well well.
How can you expect me to let him be?
Let him go. Only then will he find his way.
You've moved cities and have made a life for yourself.
Is it enough if you're doing well?
Shouldn't you be putting some sense into him?
All you do is roam around like strays together.
You have no one to question you and you are aloof all the time.
Are you telling me that I'm a derelict?
Want me to spell it out for you?
Thank you so much for all the respect you're showing.
If ever you see me with your son, whack me with your slipper.
I don't want to ruin my slippers!
Make sure you never come here with your son.
I WILL NOT.
Send him home if he comes by.
Let me teach him a lesson.
Is he here? - He's inside.
He'll have it from me.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Why are you rotting here in the dark?
Move that Goddamn underwear off the window.
Light will fill the room.
When will you come to your senses?
Do you have any idea what your mother told me?
Don't let her get to you. You know her.
I deserve this. - What did she say?
Ask her about it.
Apparently, I'm the one who's spoiling you.
For heaven's sake. I'm done with you and your family.
Please leave. - What's wrong?
I don't want to talk.
Just don't come back to my room again. Leave.
Fine man. Have you had enough of me?
You needed an excuse to throw me out and you found it.
You could have told my mother about me being here.
I'll leave.
Didn't you buy me these slippers?
Didn't you get me lunch in the noon? Let me puke it out.
Disgusting!
Looks like it's gone. I'll come tomorrow and shit out here.
The charger is mine.
Why are you acting like this? - Let me go.
Where are you going? Come back.
Naga, couldn't you pipe it down until he got sober?
Why did you behave like that?
Do you think he'll go home now?
I don't care. Do you know what his mother called me?
I wonder if he has any money.
Where will he go now?
You think he left just like that?
He flicked 2000 bucks and left. - You guys are impossible.
[WAILS UNCONTROLLABLY]
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Every now and then, she's the reason I tear up
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Every now and then, she's the reason I tear up
With every step I take, a hiccup forms a lump in my throat
Only because she left me without uttering a word
Her affection turned venomous
Engulfed in silence, I'm now lifeless
I yearn for a shoulder
While I burn my memories
I'm unable to forget her
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Every now and then, she's the reason I tear up
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Every now and then, she's the reason I tear up
A butterfly with Golden wings
Came along and
perched on my heart
Filing my heart with colours, it flew away as it shattered into pieces.
Did my love turn out to be a lie?
Don't my memories every come by?
Isn't the Earth a round ball?
Won't I ever meet her?
O'life, you're indeed an illusion
A genius that gives as well takes things away
All that remains are questions! Answers remain unknown.
No one around to console.
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Every now and then, she's the reason I tear up
Every now and then, she comes to my mind
Hello? Where are you?
The caller you're trying to reach has disconnected your call and your friendship.
The number you're trying to reach is currently switched off.
You there!
What are you doing here alone at this hour?
Sir.. I'll go.. - Where will you go?
If you get mobbed at this hour, they'll slit your throat for change money.
Where do you live? Come closer.
I'll drop you home. Come with me.
It's okay, sir. I'll go on my own.
Would you prefer a lodge instead?
Just come. Worthless Rascal.
Keep walking.
So, the cops took you in.
Lodging with full fledged security.
The cop did take me in.
Not to the police station.
Keep walking.
Sir? - Yeah?
I thought I was being taken the police station but you've got me home.
Every day, I meet different people in my service.
I can identify frauds and crooks among them.
But when it comes to you. You're not a bad guy.
You've only chosen the wrong path.
You look like the cute kind that will listen to a good word of advice.
You've gotten dirty.
Fresh up and dress up with clothes that you can get your hands on.
Go on.
My sweet boy? - Sir?
Care for a beer?
Beer is the deity of my house.
My life flourished thanks to it.
Poor boy. Hold on.
There you go.
Thank you, sir. - It's okay.
Sir, why are you making me drink?
You've just started.
You shouldn't ask so many questions.
Stay quiet and have a sip. - Okay, sir.
Pick the book next to you. It's called 'God's handbag'.
Page number 111.
Isn't she beautiful? - She is.
I felt the same when I met her, but the story was different.
What happened? Is she no more?
Well.. She kinda is no more.
A close friend of mine loved the Chicken curry my wife used to prepare.
Every time she made the curry, I would insist that my friend come over.
He kept coming, and one fine day, he picked up the chick of the house.
Dammit.
I'm sorry, sir.
I wonder which moron described men as stone hearted.
You're right, sir.
Girls clearly don't discriminate between caste, religion and profession, right?
They'll fool everyone.
I pity that Poor Inspector. - Poor Inspector?
That man tortured me to the hilt.
Sweet boy. Will you have a smoke?
Give me only one.
My lungs had gone dry since yesterday.
Now that you have the lighter, feel free to drench it in smoke.
Thank you, sir. - You really are God sent.
Let that be. Take the book next to you.
'God's handbag'? - Yes.
But you don't remember the page number, right?
111. Open it slowly.
Is she beautiful?
Of course she is.
I felt the same when I met her, but what happened was something else.
What happened now?
Nothing new happened, dear.
I'm telling you the same old story.
What are you expecting?
Shall I tell you the story?
A close friend of mine loved the
Chicken curry my wife used to prepare.
Every time she made the curry, I would insist that my friend come over.
He kept coming, and one fine day, he picked up the chick of the house.
Poor you. You've suffered a lot.
Know what the tragedy is? - What is it, sir?
The Chicken was from my house.
He gets to eat the meat while I get to keep the feathers. Dammit!
You've suffered a lot, sir.
Sweet boy? - Sir?
God's Handbag, right? Page number 111, right?
Correct. You're now on track.
Sir, she's good looking.
I know that she's good looking.
But tell me the story?
I know the story, sir.
A close friend of yours loved the Chicken curry your wife prepared.
Every time she made the curry, you would call your friend over.
He kept coming, and one fine day, he picked up the chick of the house.
For heaven's sake. Let it be!
What was the tragedy here? - I know that too, sir!
The Chicken was from your house.
He gets to eat the meat while you only get to keep the feathers.
I know this story!
I'm a troubled soul. Don't trouble me further.
Sweet boy?
Sir!
The book is God's Handbag! I turn to page number 111!
Sir, she's good looking! - What about the story?
A close friend of yours loved the Chicken curry your wife prepared.
Every time she made the curry, you would call your friend over.
He kept coming, and one fine day, he picked up the chick of the house.
The tragic part is?
The Chicken was from your house!
He got to eat the meat while you only got to keep the feathers!
You're driving me nuts!
If you make me tell the story again, I'll cry.
Sweet boy. Just a tiny correction in something you mentioned.
What is it, sir?
People don't just go nuts. They fry and eat it too.
I can't take this anymore!
Your tale is that of a sheep trying to tell its sob story to a wolf.
The Inspector mauled you beyond recognition.
But the Inspector was indeed a good man.
Why is my sweet boy already up and ready?
I've got the stuff. But there's time.
Let's get started at 9 PM.
Why do you look dejected?
I cannot do this and I will not drink anymore.
Just let me go. I'll go home.
Oh well. Somebody finally thought of his house.
So, you're unable to bear the torture that I'm
...subjecting you to in the last three days.
But for the last one year, your friends and family are
...silently suffering the torture that you're subjecting them to.
Do you realise what they must be going through?
As if you're struggling with a problem that
...no one else in the world has ever experienced.
Love and break ups are an inevitable part of our youth.
Are you the only with a heart? Do you think we are heartless?
Look here. Look at me!
We work hard all day and drink in the evenings.
But if you turn drinking into your profession and do that all day.
What sort of life are you living?
Well, did you finally go home?
Yes. - [NAGU] Yep.
Clearly he returned home and it felt like I got my lost life back.
After learning about his return, I ran to his house.
What are doing there?
Naga, get inside.
Not like I'm deserving enough to come home.
I heard your son's back. Hold on to him tightly
Are you still hurt that I scolded you?
Would you've behaved the same way if your own mother had scolded you?
I've always considered you as my mother.
You're the one who resorts to step-motherly treatment.
What?!
Your cooking would remind me of my mother.
The things you said!
Would we let him lose his way? - What about the things you said?
Didn't you ask me not to come by your store?
What is that place even?
Can someone from a respectable family shop there?
Let bygones be bygones.
I beg you with folded hands. Please come in.
Aunty, why are you folding your hands?
Elders shouldn't bow to someone younger. Doesn't do you good.
I'm not angry.
But him?!
Not only does he eat and drink but acts cocky about it later!
When I call him, he disconnects it or switches it off.
Do I really mean anything to him?
Dear Lord!
I'll let you two handle that.
Let me call him. Shankara!
Go and sort it out with him.
Is it that time of the month for you? Get inside.
Come inside.
Get inside man!
Please ask him to come in.
He's standing outside and shedding tears like film actress Shruthi.
Did you hear her? - I'm doing this for her.
Fine. Get inside.
Aunty, what did you make for breakfast?
Sir's yet to get past the door and he's asking about breakfast.
You're a Drama Queen!
Argh!
Hello what is it?
Why aren't you home yet?
Where else will I go? What's your problem?
You've lost your way in life anyway.
You're calling just to piss me off, right?
Disconnect the call now. That was my father. Continue.
Is that how you talk to your father?
Sweet talks aren't for me.
This is who I am and this is exactly how I talk.
Why do you have to do sweet talks with your father?
I used to behave the same way.
Do you know the value of a father?
Come on, brother!
All they do is give birth and forget to nurture us.
Will then go around the town complaining about us not making it big.
A mother is better any day. She'll do everything to bring a child up.
All you need is liquor and you won't need a wife or children.
Your father might be like that but not every father is the same.
Do you have any idea about the struggles of a good father?
Let's say you would've purchased a train ticket to go to your town.
Until the train departs from the station and
...arrives at your home town, what will you look for?
I'll check if I'm on time and at the right platform.
I'll make sure I'm in the allotted train bogey.
I'll find my seat and settle down.
I'll go and check if the toilet's clean. - I'll look around for hot chicks.
I'll see if I can get a cup of coffee or tea.
After that? - I'll get down in my station and go home.
That is all. - While we look at these things...
Does any of you look at the railway track?
If Amma is the train, Appa is the railway track.
We the children are the passengers.
Until we reach our destination, a father will
...stand strong despite the rain and the sun.
Nobody thinks of him.
Do you know how much a father will love his family, irrespective of the circumstances?
Dude! - Yeah?
Your mother just went out of town.
But what is it with your father's urge to party?
I quit drinking yesterday.
He's coming.
A mention of liquor and we're overjoyed.
This bottle right here is our God.
Have you offered it to God first? What is this behaviour?
Why aren't you pouring it yet?
Are you planning on meditating first?
You slow poke.
Equal share among us three. Take it.
Just take the glass.
Cheers!
Appa, I don't want it.
But why?
Oh my!
Feeling awkward to drink in front of your father, aren't you?
You came home drunk. Did I ask you anything?
Let's do this. Hold your glass.
You look the other side and I'll look this way.
Gulp it down. Chug it I say.
What happened to your father today?
Mister, I shared my bloody with him and became his father.
You shared your blood with me and became my father.
Bro, that makes you my Grandpa.
Quit rambling.
Son...
I have a lot of things to share with you, son.
Not once have you paid heed to my words.
What's wrong with you, Appa?
Shall I talk? - Go on.
The only education I gained in my life, was to drive the auto rickshaw.
I found a life in it.
Ever since then...
I've been compromising and working hard.
But I never gave up.
Your mother's a gem.
You came into this world and then your sister followed.
Life was going pretty well. Things were just fine.
We moved from morsels to sumptuous meals.
Your mother would balance everything.
I don't know whose life I ruined.
God decided to ruin mine.
He took my daughter away from me.
He took my daughter away. That God...
He took my daughter.
Since that day...
All your mother and I have... is you.
You are our only source of happiness.
We dreamt of giving our son a great upbringing and education.
Long ago, his mother expressed the desire to get a Golden taaLi done.
I worked hard, saved up, invested in chit fund and accumulated the money.
I then asked her to come along to the Jewellery store to buy the Golden chain.
But all she was worried was about the fact that I was driving a rented rickshaw.
She told me to buy one for myself.
I went ahead and did, Nagu.
She let it go then. Decided to sacrifice her wish.
But I didn't let it go.
I saved up, invested in chit funds again and managed to collect it.
I took her to the store to buy the Golden chain at any cost.
You know what she said?
"Listen, my son goes to the neighbour's house to watch Television."
"Don't we need a Television for our home?"
Things weren't as easy as it is today. Easy loans weren't available.
It was very expensive back then.
Didn't I buy one for you?
She made me buy a Television set for him.
She let it go again. The second time.
I wasn't ready to let it go this time.
I saved up, invested and collected the amount all over again.
I called her along and all she said was...
"My son walks all the way to college."
"Do you want me to strut the Golden chain around like a VIP?"
She told me to buy him a motorcycle.
Son, didn't I buy you one?
She's been sacrificing her desire all the years for others.
Ever since we got married, she did all she could to correct me.
Even today?
She's struggling really hard to correct her son.
I don't know how much you love your mother.
I love my wife from my heart.
I love her a lot.
Until I'm alive, I'll take good care of you.
I will make sure you never face even an ounce of difficulty.
I'll take great care of you.
Just in case...
...I die.
Don't make your mother work while you live on her money.
That is the only thing I ask from you.
I beg you. Don't let that happen.
Don't make her clean and wash plates for a living.
I beg you with folded hands.
Take good care of her.
She is an innocent woman.
Take good care of your mother.
Our parents are innocent.
Their kids are their world.
We won't understand their pain now.
We'll understand only when we become parents.
That was brilliant. Give me a minute, brother.
Hello? - Hello, Appa?
Tell me.
I was held up with some work and couldn't talk properly on the last call.
Did you eat? - I've got mutton.
Your mother told me that you weren't home yet.
So, I dialled you to call you home.
I was out with the boys.
Oh, get them along with you. - There are a lot of us. Won't be right.
So what?! I'll get an entire goat for the meal.
Anything for you.
I'll talk to you later. Make sure you have your dinner.
Okay, son.
Don't you feel a sense of calm in you?
Doesn't it feel beautiful?
It feels great.
Ganapa, get to the office right away.
Sure, boss. I'll be there in twenty minutes.
Okay. Hurry up.
Shankar, I'll be back in an hour.
Let's have a grand party as soon as we're back.
Let's leave. Wait for an hour with the boys.
We'll be back. Let's go.
Let's leave after that, okay?
Looks like you flicked a new car!
Have the arch rivals finally come together?
Looks like you're a team again.
We're never going to part ways again.
If you ever fight again, I'll teach you a lesson you'll never forget.
Another thing. Find out who kidnapped Seth's son.
It was our boys, brother. - You guys will ruin me.
He's still not gone to the cops.
Release him right away.
Seth's son is a close friend of ours.
We'll sort it out.
Your madam's daughter is clearly arrogant.
She's ditched one of our boys.
This isn't right, brother.
So, the auto driver is your friend? - Yes, brother.
He's an auto driver. Also, a friend.
Do these girl love someone for fun?
Didn't she know then that he was a poor guy?
What do you know about that girl?
I've seen her since she was a kid.
She respects elders.
Feel free to talk about her mother.
She's a two-faced psychopath.
Madam, the press is outside.
Also Muniraju, the teacher has come down today also.
He is seeking help for his daughter's marriage.
Let him wait, Vinay.
If we keep paying for everyone's marriage, how will we prosper?
Today, he's asking for money for his daughter's wedding.
Tomorrow, he'll be back seeking financial help for her pregnancy.
In the future, it'll be all about the child's studies,
...upbringing and then a marriage too.
If he gets his daughter married and send her over to her husband's house.
We would have lost a vote in the ballot.
She puts up such acts in front of the public.
Bye, Ma.
Sangeetha! - Yes?
Who is that auto driver?
Who do you mean? - Don't try fooling me, dear.
If you think I'll give my consent to this relationship, forget it.
Election is nearing and that is keeping me quiet.
Else, I would've buried him along with his auto.
Of course you will. No doubt there.
Do you think he's a nobody to get scared of your threats?
He's an auto driver.
There's an entire community standing behind him.
If you think I'll forget him and move on, you forget about it.
I'll leave right now in these very clothes and join him.
Sangeetha, I'll break your bones.
Get inside!
She played the right cards fearing she would lose her daughter.
Okay. I'll give the phone to Sangeetha now.
Hello?
That child never realised what was going on in that wicked head of her mother's.
Amma!
What are you doing, Amma?
Amma, let me go.
Why are you doing this to me?
Amma, please let me go.
What is wrong with you, Amma?
Amma, let me go!
Is this how you talk to a guest?
Didn't you invite them to come down?
For heavens sake! Enough with your act!
She's locked the girl in her house.
The girl's drowning in sorrow.
How could you stay quiet while all of this happened?
What do you expect me to do?
Her network in this state is massive.
The guy has no clue about any of this and is weeping every day.
I don't know how you'll do it. But I want to meet the girl now.
Why do you want to meddle in such matters?
You've no idea why she's letting the guy walk free.
She's staying quiet because she's worried about her political career.
Enough washing other people's asses with our hands.
It's time to wipe the tears off our friends' faces.
How much longer will you continue being her subordinate?
She's powerful only if you, us and our men stand by her.
Think about your experience in politics.
It's time for you to grow.
Where are you now?
Sangeetha? - I'm Seena's brother.
Who again? - I'm Seenanna's brother.
Open the window.
I'm Ganapa, Shankara's friend.
Why are you in this state?
He's out there going bonkers for you.
If he finds out about your condition, do you think he'll stay quiet?
That is why I've stayed away from him.
What if he finds out and creates a commotion?
My mother didn't spare her own daughter.
Do you think she'll let him be?
Come on. Don't you know him well?
We'll be with him.
He's walking around hurling abuses at you, but deep down he really loves you.
Give her the phone.
Keep this phone. Be careful.
I'll make him call you in a hour.
Be careful. Nobody should get to know about it.
Wait for the call.
Hello?
Rascal!
Get me out of here asap.
I will come.
I'll tie the knots and bring you home.
Right in front of your mother.
I'm waiting. Come soon.
Dear friend, we've all decided.
Go get married to her. We'll stand by you.
I shall build an army for you.
I'll pay for this marriage!
You brats managed to ruin my wedding!
I'll get my friend married in a grand ceremony, okay?
Okay [IN UNISON]
Make a list of everything you want.
That calls for good pair of clothes for the bride and groom.
Only for the bride and groom?
I own four clothing stores in Bengaluru.
Friends, I'm buying you all new clothes. Okay?
Okay [IN UNISON]
Sethu, a Sherwani for me.
A razor for me! - Razor?
Pitta, that's not a razor. It's a Blazer.
Yeah, that thing.
A three piece suit for me.
I want a suit too. The exact one that James Bond wears.
Sethu brother. I want a Silk shirt and a dhoti.
My choice is simple. I want the attire of Bhairathi Ranagal.
[SPITS] I want a sleevless jacket.
Kindly remember the Swacch Bharath Campaign before spitting everywhere.
All he can think is of a suit.
Mr. Naga? What do you want?
Scoundrels! Get me a damn underwear first.
Not just one. I'll get you eight of them.
I was the one who bore the brunt of an unclean one all this while.
What do you want, dear?
He is here, the Common Man.
The one who spreads love, the Superman
The one who steals hearts
The one who shall win over his dreams
The one who won over all the obstacles
Friendship is a religion
Friendship is an emotion
Friendship is the ultimate solution
...says this friend of ours
He shall keep advising
He will stand behind you
He'll be there in times of need
The best friend you can ask for
O'Welcome! O'Welcome! Make way for him.
O'Welcome! C'mon Welcome!
Come now! Come along my friend!
The one and only!
Badava Rascal
His words are straight forward
His vision's like a blazing fire
If he turns adamant
He doesn't stop until he wins
The land and the language is his life
[PREMKUMARI] You're a driver, after all.
Once he adorns the Khaki
His service won't stop
His style is massy
His smile is classy
He's a brave heart
Come hug him and stand by him
He's as real as they come
He's as shrewd as one can get
Try provoking him and he'll whip you hard
Hello?
In the auspicious hour this evening, as the stars enter the seventh house from the sun;
...the sacrament for a long and happy married life of Sangeetha and Shankar,
Will take place on a grand scale in your presence as per the wishes of our friends.
Kindly solace the occasion along with your family and bless the newly weds.
Yours lovingly, Worthless Rascal.
O' Welcome! O'Welcome! Make way for him.
O'Welcome! C'mon Welcome!
Come now! Come along my friend!
The one and only!
Badava Rascal
[CHANTING MANTRAS]
Looks like the entire male clan has come together to face a lone woman.
I knew it.
That you would come down with your battalion.
Don't think of me as an easy target.
This is purely personal.
I will take care.
Just stand behind me.
INDIA IS MY COUNTRY KANNADA IS MY ROOT
Everyone, run! [IN UNISON]
How could you?
Both of you look dashing!
Woah, looks like all the Auto kings of Bengaluru are here for my son's wedding.
Who is here?
Uncle and Aunty, welcome.
Which one of you idiots sent me the location?
Come along.
Wow. You look so handsome.
Talk to your daughter-in-law. - My dear!
You would've ended up making a mistake over a silly matter.
Here you are, looking beautiful.
You're not just a daughter-in-law.
You're a daughter to me.
If you keep blabbering, her mother will return,
....give her another haircut and take her home.
Stand next to him.
Where is the taaLi? Where is it?
The priest needs to be here.
Get him here. - I don't see him. We're doomed.
Why are they carrying him?
Whose side is he on?
He switches sides as he wishes.
I'll quit being a priest from today.
But I will not get him married.
Who is this twig looking man, walking right under my feet?!
Sire, trouble's looming around us.
Kindly get done with it soon.
Greetings.
You want a wedding done in thirty seconds.
I'll only get three rituals done. I'm a principled man.
Get me the garland, boy. - There you go.
Exchange the garlands, the two of you.
Very good.
Done with the first one.
Where's the taaLi? Bring it over here.
Why are you giving me the taaLi? Give it to the groom, boy!
Shall I? - Wait up!
Let me chant the mantras. Come back. What is this?
Rubbish! Looks like this was the
cheapest rice you could find. Get lost!
[CHANTS MANTRAS]
Tie the knots. Make sure there's three of them.
[CHANTS THE MANTRA]
What do the three knots stand for?
I won't smoke. I won't drink.
I won't gawk at other women. It all ends today.
You're committed to her now.
Time for the last ritual. Do you see the Arundhati star?
I can see it, sir. - What about you?
I can see it too.
The lies have begun then. - Of course.
Listen lady, don't bring him milk on the first night.
Give him coffee or tea, so that this moron can be up all night!
This is the first time in my career, I've gotten
...a couple married without asking for their names.
What's your name, son?
Shankar. - Shankara, the gentleman.
Sangeetha. - Sangeetha, the gentlewoman.
I see two kids coming in the first year.
My predictions are never wrong.
Wait a minute. Time for a photograph. Come here.
Wait a minute. Let me cover up my manliness.
This one's a naughty priest.