1971: Prisoners of War Page #7

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2007
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Sir.

Greetings.

Greetings.

2 rooms.

Yes. Open room number 6 and 7 for sir. - Here.

No, sir. How can I take money from soldiers? - Keep it!

Anything else, sir? - No, thanks.

Carefully.

Carefully. Carefully.

Ram, Gotu. - Yes, sir. - You both leave for the city.

We can't stay here for long.

Yes, sir.

Map. - It's in Gotu's bag. - Take it out.

Jigar. - Yes, sir.

Sir, we are here in Muzafarabad.

From here the Indian border is at a distance of 100 km.

If we go from the highway, sir...

Highway must have been sealed by now. Is there any other

way?

Sir, the other option is that we descend from here.

Here is Leepa Valley.

Sir, here the city ends.

And hilly terrains start.

Sir, this entire range is called as Dhud Mal Range.

From here... from here if we moved towards the east

direction...

...we will come across these small villages.

Chandwada, Gairun.

From there moving towards the west we will come across...

...Zarichowki district, sir.

If we move from here, sir... we will come across a frozen

lake.

Bullerd lake. It is an ice glacier, sir.

Seeing Indian soldiers movement if we will leave...

...from right or left side of the lake, we will reach Baramulla.

Meaning our India.

How far can we drive the car?

Quite ahead, sir.

But we will have to walk for the last 20 km, sir.

Because its quite high up and... here...

...ice is formed for all the12 months, sir.

Jacob! - Jacob!

Oh sh*t! The bullet has not scrapped him!

Hold him! Hold him!

Hold him! Hold him!

I will have to remove the bullet!

Greetings. - Greetings.

Do you have the bandage for wound dressing?

Yes.

And give one of this.

Anything else?

Give this medicine too.

Okay.

Run!

Move! Go there! Move!

Move! Move!

Look there! Search everywhere! Quickly!

Sir... - Hold him.

No!

Sir! Sir! Sir!

Lay him down!

Pick up the bag and run!

Open! Open the door!

Come! Come!

Come on!

Come on! Quickly!

Sir! Sir! Sir!

Quickly.

We can't go from here!

Check over there!

Sir! Sir! Do you see that bike? - Yes.

Be ready!

What do you mean?

Ram! - Come here!

What are you doing there? Go there!

Come on! Move!

Come on!

Go there!

Run!

Firing is going on there. Hurry up.

Faster you idiot! Faster!

Faster you idiot! Faster!

Come on! Faster!

Sir! - Stop the jeep!

Bring the jeep! Hurry up!

Listen! This is the road to Delhi?

Look in the front!

Are you fine?

Sir, he is alone! - He will come.

Sir, if anything happened to him...

...I will set the entire Pakistan ablaze!

He will reach.

He is trapped! I will kill him with my own hands!

Sir! Sir! Sir!

Sir! Sir, are you all right? Sir!

Sir! Sir! Sir, are you all right?

Break the door! - Get him out!

Sir, are you all right?

Sir! - Call the ambulance!

Call the ambulance! - Call the ambulance!

Okay, sir! - Call the ambulance!

Okay, sir! Quickly call the ambulance!

Come on! Move!

Come on! Come on!

Bring the jeep!

Remove his leg! Remove his leg! Remove his leg!

Do it!

Hurry up! Hurry up!

Come on! Get up! Fast!

Get up! Fast! Yes!

Yes sir.

Pick him up! Pick him up!

Catch him! Catch him!

What happened, Malik?

I am sorry, sir. He is hurt.

How did this happen? - Where are the rest of the people?

Sir, I...

Oh no!

Sir, this is Red Cross!

Sir, please maintain your cool.

I know what I have to do! You go and do your work!

Hi, ma'am.

Who is the in-charge? - There.

Hi, ma'am. How are you?

Who is the in-charge?

I am Sabina Jehangir from Pakistan human rights

commission.

I am Colonel Sheriar Khan. Tell me.

What has happened here?

Something has happened. You say.

Did you people have camp in Chaklala?

There was a blast.

Yes. There was an electrical short circuit in the ammunition

room.

Short circuit... or some people had blasted it?

What are you saying? I don't know anything.

Who were they?

I told you! I don't know what you are talking about!

For the past 6 years you have been deceiving Pakistan...

...saying that you guys don't have any Indian POWs.

Will you talk respectfully?

You people have deceived Red Cross.

You people have deceived the entire country!

Hey! Talk properly!

Hey! Who is she!

How did she come here? Who is she?

In tomorrow's newspaper I will tell you who I am!

I care a damn about you! And I care a damn about your

newspaper!

Sir, please! Sir, please! Sir!

Malik, who is she? - Let me talk to her.

No way! - Please, sir!

No need for that! Just send her out of here!

Get her out of here! - Sir! I will talk to her.

Okay, okay! Fine, sir. Please, sir.

Ma'am! Ma'am! Talk to me.

Look, the tanks have blown up.

And you can see the state.

Where are the Indian POWs?

Those who have escaped from Chaklala!

Which POWs, ma'am? - Don't try to feign innocence.

I have the eye witnesses who have seen those POWs.

Okay. Look, there has been an accident.

Our soldiers are in serious condition.

Arescue operation is going on. Please let us do our work.

Please!

I am telling you that tomorrow there will be...

...commotion in the entire Pakistan!

What! What commotion?

Why? I don't understand what you are saying.

If you have eye witnesses, then go to the headquarters.

Go and complain there. That's all!

That means you agree there were POWs here.

When did I say that, ma'am? When?

I am just saying that you have come at the wrong time.

Do one thing! Do one thing! Go to the headquarters!

Go to Islamabad! But let us do our work!

Okay, sir! No, Malik!

I will surely go there! I will go and complain.

Don't interfere! Let us do our work!

Please come, sir! Please come, sir!

This lady! - Please come, sir!

Sir, Red Cross people are waiting outside.

Tell me what to do now.

Don't worry, colonel.

Delegation from High Commission has come.

They will be reaching there soon.

Thank you, sir! Thank you very much!

Over and out!

Major... - Sir.

Everything will be over if they crossed the border.

Sir, there is a red alert at the border.

The area from Puri to Baramulla is sealed.

But the Red Cross is outside, sir.

Our mission is not a secret anymore.

How did they come to know!

I don't know, sir.

Major! Where can they go?

Sir, they are somewhere in the valley.

Can't they be in Muzafarabad?

No, sir. - Why?

Because I have understood them, sir.

What do you mean?

I mean sir, no matter who they are...

...they are willing to sacrifice their life for each other.

Sir, they have decided to cross the border.

How? It doesn't make a difference to them.

Sir, the man who died... he didn't die without a reason.

In fact he killed himself.

So that the rest of his friends would survive.

Sir, they are determined. They don't care about death.

Besides this, they are military experts.

Right now to nab them is really not an easy task.

Are you trying to say that now nothing can be done?

Sir, I am an army officer and I am bound by my duty.

So I can't muster the courage to say this.

But it is true that the Red Cross is outside, sir.

If they got even a bit suspicious...

...even a bit suspicious... then believe me...

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Piyush Mishra

Piyush Mishra (born 13 January 1963) is an Indian film and theatre actor, music director, lyricist, singer and scriptwriter. Mishra grew up in Gwalior, and went to graduate from National School of Drama, Delhi in 1986. Thereafter, he started his career in Hindi theatre in Delhi. Over the next decade, he established himself as a theatre director, actor, lyricist and singer. He moved to Mumbai in 2002, actor, lyricist and screenwriter, and receiving acclaim for his acting in Maqbool (2003) and Gangs of Wasseypur (2012). As a film lyricist and singer, he is noted for his songs "Arre Ruk Ja Re Bandeh" in Black Friday, (2004), "Aarambh Hai Prachand" in Gulaal (2009), "Ik Bagal" in Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 1, (2012), and "Husna" in MTV Coke Studio, (2012). more…

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