1920: Evil Returns Page #5

Synopsis: This story revolves around a famous poet who meets a woman who is in trouble. In order to treat her, he takes her to Shimla in a big hospital, but soon that woman gets possessed by devil and goes out of control. Now the question remains that what is the relation that poet shares with her which compelled him to go to any extent to save her, why she was possessed by devil and who is the devil.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Romance
Director(s): Bhushan Patel
Production: TheMovieKaka
 
IMDB:
4.9
NOT RATED
Year:
2012
124 min
867 Views


You took good care of me.

390

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46:45,166 -- 00:46:47,790

Whereas l have troubled you a lot.

391

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46:48,458 -- 00:46:53,707

lf l made any mistake unknowingly,

forgive me.

392

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46:58,458 -- 00:47:00,165

Take care, brother.

393

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47:07,750 -- 00:47:12,207

Sangeeta, everybody

can't be cured in this world.

394

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47:12,875 -- 00:47:16,165

But for now it's very

important to cure you.

395

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47:17,208 -- 00:47:18,707

We are getting late.

396

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48:02,416 -- 00:48:05,040

"You are an unfamiliar person.

You are a stranger."

397

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48:05,083 -- 00:48:08,415

"Why do you seem familiar?"

398

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48:08,500 -- 00:48:11,457

"When you are in a deep slumber."

399

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48:11,541 -- 00:48:14,165

"Why do you awake in me?"

400

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48:14,250 -- 00:48:17,499

"When l find you, my heart smiles."

401

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48:17,583 -- 00:48:20,332

"What is my connection to you?"

402

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48:20,416 -- 00:48:23,457

"What do l search in you?

What do l want from you?"

403

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48:23,541 -- 00:48:25,624

"What is there in you that is mine?"

404

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48:25,708 -- 00:48:31,707

"l don't know what

part of you is mine."

405

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48:31,791 -- 00:48:37,624

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

406

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48:37,708 -- 00:48:43,665

"l don't know what's

my connection to you."

407

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48:43,750 -- 00:48:50,957

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

408

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Sir, the horses are tired.

lt will be night soon.

409

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49:07,375 -- 00:49:09,832

lt's better to spend the night here.

410

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49:12,416 -- 00:49:13,790

Alright.

411

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49:33,875 -- 00:49:35,165

Yes? Tell me.

412

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49:41,625 -- 00:49:43,707

We need two separate

rooms for the night.

413

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49:44,125 -- 00:49:48,207

lt will be better if both

the rooms are next to each other.

414

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49:48,625 -- 00:49:51,165

Separate and next to each other?

415

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49:51,541 -- 00:49:53,915

Yes.

- You will get it. Surely.

416

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49:54,000 -- 00:49:59,749

"You have brought

happiness in my life."

417

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49:59,875 -- 00:50:06,040

"Otherwise in life there

is every excuse for sorrow."

418

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50:06,083 -- 00:50:11,874

"lt's a different matter

that we have met today."

419

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50:11,958 -- 00:50:17,790

"But my heart knows you since ages."

420

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50:17,916 -- 00:50:23,874

"l don't know what's

my connection to you."

421

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50:23,958 -- 00:50:30,832

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

422

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50:30,916 -- 00:50:33,040

Every moment he is everywhere.

423

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50:33,125 -- 00:50:34,915

He is just not here.

424

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50:35,000 -- 00:50:36,874

He is afraid.

425

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50:36,958 -- 00:50:38,915

He is certain.

426

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50:39,166 -- 00:50:43,790

He wants to hide his

every sorrow somewhere.

427

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50:45,375 -- 00:50:50,040

But the past is in front of him.

428

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50:50,375 -- 00:50:52,249

She is oblivious.

429

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50:52,333 -- 00:50:54,332

But she knows him.

430

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50:54,583 -- 00:50:58,582

She has lost her identity.

But she recognizes him.

431

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51:00,375 -- 00:51:04,499

She has also lost.

What has happened to her?

432

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51:05,416 -- 00:51:09,665

She has now found a strange dear one.

433

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51:10,375 -- 00:51:12,374

Why do l feel like that?

434

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51:13,375 -- 00:51:15,457

What's special in me?

435

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51:16,083 -- 00:51:20,207

Do you see a

reflection in my loneliness?

436

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51:20,291 -- 00:51:26,207

"ln my arms the joy

of heaven has come."

437

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51:26,291 -- 00:51:31,040

"Now that you have been generous."

438

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51:31,083 -- 00:51:37,082

"My body met yours in such a way."

439

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51:37,166 -- 00:51:42,915

"Even my soul felt ecstatic, beloved."

440

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51:43,000 -- 00:51:48,915

"When we walked a few steps together."

441

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51:49,000 -- 00:51:54,790

"l have got to know life."

442

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51:54,916 -- 00:52:00,749

"l don't know what's

my connection to you."

443

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52:00,875 -- 00:52:06,999

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

444

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52:07,500 -- 00:52:10,540

"You are an unfamiliar person.

You are a stranger."

445

00:
52:10,625 -- 00:52:13,582

"Why do you seem familiar?"

446

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52:13,666 -- 00:52:16,540

"When you are in a deep slumber."

447

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52:16,625 -- 00:52:19,582

"Why do you awake in me?"

448

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52:19,666 -- 00:52:22,582

"When l find you, my heart smiles."

449

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52:22,666 -- 00:52:25,540

"What is my connection to you?"

450

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52:25,625 -- 00:52:28,582

"What do l search in you?

What do l want from you?"

451

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52:28,666 -- 00:52:30,790

"What is there in you that is mine?"

452

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52:30,916 -- 00:52:36,790

"l don't know what

part of you is mine."

453

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52:36,916 -- 00:52:42,665

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

454

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52:42,750 -- 00:52:48,749

"l don't know what's

my connection to you."

455

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52:48,875 -- 00:52:56,040

"O stranger, you seem dear to me."

456

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53:14,916 -- 00:53:18,457

No. l can't do this.

457

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53:19,166 -- 00:53:20,582

No.

458

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53:22,666 -- 00:53:24,165

What was her name?

459

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53:29,166 -- 00:53:33,457

What difference does it make?

When she is not there.

460

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53:43,375 -- 00:53:48,040

Whatever her name was,

whoever she was..

461

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53:49,166 -- 00:53:51,290

..she was very lucky.

462

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54:11,625 -- 00:54:12,957

Who is it?

463

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54:16,666 -- 00:54:19,124

Jaidev, is that you?

464

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54:34,166 -- 00:54:52,582

Who is it?

465

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55:00,875 -- 00:55:03,457

l knocked on the door many times.

466

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55:03,541 -- 00:55:07,957

But you didn't open the door.

l think you are sleeping.

467

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55:18,958 -- 00:55:23,332

ls somebody there?

468

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55:24,750 -- 00:55:26,040

Listen.

469

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55:32,208 -- 00:55:36,040

Did you...did you

knock on my doorjust now?

470

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55:36,125 -- 00:55:39,582

Yes. Actually, someone

was searching for you.

471

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55:39,666 -- 00:55:43,915

He had your snap.

And he was asking for you.

472

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55:44,000 -- 00:55:47,665

He said he has the memories

that you have lost.

473

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55:48,333 -- 00:55:52,332

My memories? He has my memories?

474

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55:52,958 -- 00:55:55,624

Where did he go?

- He left just now.

475

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56:16,416 -- 00:56:19,207

Listen. Listen.

476

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56:20,625 -- 00:56:48,332

Listen.

477

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56:54,333 -- 00:56:56,290

Were you searching for me?

478

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You...you are our coachman,

aren't you?

479

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57:14,500 -- 00:57:15,999

Recognized me?

480

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58:31,208 -- 00:58:33,540

Jaidev!

481

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58:44,791 -- 00:58:46,040

Sangeeta.

482

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58:48,333 -- 00:58:59,290

Jaidev!

483

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59:00,500 -- 00:59:03,124

l have regained my memory, Jaidev.

484

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59:03,208 -- 00:59:07,457

l remember everything, Jaidev.

485

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59:07,541 -- 00:59:08,790

l..

486

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59:28,750 -- 01:00:29,040

Sangeeta.

487

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01:41,750 -- 01:01:44,374

You believe it only when it hurts.

488

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01:46,958 -- 01:01:48,499

Why does that happen?

489

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01:49,416 -- 01:01:53,040

Pardon me. l entered your

house without your permission.

490

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01:53,875 -- 01:01:57,915

Actually, l was searching for you.

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Vikram Bhatt

Vikram Bhatt (born 1969 in Mumbai) is an Indian film director, producer and screenwriter. Formerly, he was the creative head of ASA Productions and Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.; however, he has resigned from the company in 2014. more…

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