Aaj Ka Arjun Page #3

Synopsis: Bhim Singh is an orphan who lives a poor life-style in a small community. He is the guardian to his only sister, Laxmi, who he has educated in the city, she meets Ajit Singh the son of Thakur Bhupendra Singh and both falls in love and gets married with the blessings of Bhim, but on there nuptial night, Ajit goes missing. Bhim finds out that Ajit has relocated to his dad's residence and he goes there to beg there pardon but is humiliated and witnesses Ajit knifes Laxmi to death. A grief-stricken Bhim murders Ajit publicly and goes on a rampage to rescue farmers in his community whose land are being snatched by Thakur Bhupendra Singh and his henchman Lakhan.
 
IMDB:
4.7
Year:
1990
164 min
101 Views


ll that is so,

then how did you learn?

- Pick up your bag.

- Yes.

Hury up and pick up your bags.

- Pick it up.

- We don't want Thakur's alms.

My man's gone to till the land.

We'll grow our own grains.

Villagers, he tilled his land

against the Thakur's wishes.

The repercussions are

there lor you to see.

He'll have to pay lor his deeds.

Hit him.

Spare my husband.

l beg you.

Please spare him.

l will spare him but

after his death.

To perlorm his last rites.

So the villagers learn a lesson,...

not to rebel against the Thakur.

Bang his head against the stone.

- Brother!

- Gauri, you go.

- Go away!

- l won't leave you and go.

Go. After my death, spread

my ashes in the land.

So that evey corner will speak

about the Thakur's atrocities.

- Brother, you'll be line.

- l plead with you to go.

- No!

- What a line sister!

She won't let her brother

die at any cost.

Please spare my brother.

- No!

- l will spare him.

ll you ask me to.

Mohan, l'm leaving you lor

your beautilul sister's sake.

Hereafter il you rebel

against the Thakur,...

then l won't spare you.

Let's go.

What was all this?

The Thakur doesn't want

us to till our lands.

- Why?

- So that he can grab our lands,..

to construct an alcohol lactoy.

l'm sory lor my Dad's behaviour

l apologise.

No..what are you doing?

The villagers and l are

gratelul lor what you did.

God knows what would have

happened il not lor you.

Nothing would have happened.

Actually my lather is at lault.

So l told him that

times have changed.

Our county is independent.

Dictatorship is no longer prevalent.

But he reluses to understand.

He's vey orthodox so l too

have decided,...

to leave that house rather

have incessant lights.

You want to leave your house

lor our sake?

- Don't do this.

- Then what should l do?

You expect me to put with all

these atrocities?

Your going away will neither

benelit you nor the villagers.

With you here we hope that

you'll make Thakur see sense.

Because there is

nobody to talk to him.

Please don't leave this village.

- For my sake.

- Don't say that.

ll you don't want me to go,

l won't go.

The villagers will bless you.

Bhima, don't get disheartened.

lt is best to get her married.

But l must lind someone

worthy ol her.

l know ol a suitable boy.

l'll take you to him.

you?!

Your god must be vey benevolent.

- He'll lullill my wish also.

- You have eveything.

Well, what is it that you

want God to give you?

l want you, Laxmi.

Did l do something wrong?

l hope God doesn't

reject my request.

God won't lullill your wish.

- Why? - He won't grant such a

small thing to such a big man.

My lather's wealth was the

only barrier between us.

l've broken that barrier

to come to you.

Now we are alike.

- But,..

- Look, we are both educated.

So rather than beating round the

bush, l'll tell you,...

that l like you.

And want to mary you.

We accept your proposal.

Laxmi is lucky to get married

into such a nice household.

Don't embarrass us.

But we've a condition.

l'll accept all your conditions.

l can do anything lor her.

l want you to mary my daughter.

Okay.

- But your son is B.A.?

- Don't wory about that.

He's an M.A. but my daughter

is vey naive.

That's all right

but the boy is B.A.

Isn't it, Gauri?

Where did she go?

Brother, come out.

- Come out.

- You'll shout.

You agreed to mary that

mad girl lor my sake.

l had no choice.

They'd mary their son to you

only il l wed their mad daughter.

And l can do anything lor

your good.

What good are you doing me?

People will say, l've laults

lor which you had to do this.

ln lact, l'll be maligned.

- Is this what people will say?

- Yes.

- l acted stupidly.

- You are the limit!

Poor Gauri loves you so much

and you broke her heart.

Okay, l'm sory.

- Forgive me.

- Apologize to her not me.

- Come with me.

- What is this you are doing?

Won't l leel embarrassed to

apologize to the shameless girl?

You won't get lood or water

until you apologize to her.

Okay, l'm going.

l've realized that a woman is

the root cause ol all problems.

Not you but that mad girl.

l agree that it's not so bad but

why'd l get stuck in this mess?

And why did you leave me alone?

You expected me to stay there?

Or you wanted me to

celebrate the occasion?

Dance at your wedding?

lt's me who's dancing to your tunes.

- l'm so naive.

- Really?

- Yes. - You've brains to

chose a boy lor your sister.

But you become innocent when

it comes to me. Now leave.

But where can l go?

We will always be together.

- Will you leave?

- A tall man is usually stupid.

And l'm no dillerent.

l know l made a mistake by

accepting that proposal.

But you could've drilled

some sense in me.

Boxed my ears.

- Now lorgive him.

- Ask him to leave.

How can he leave, sisterinIaw?

Sister-in-law, you know him

vey well.

When it comes to me,

he lorgets eveything.

So l apologize to you

on behall ol him.

Actually, it's my lault.

l should've told you,....

that l've chosen my husband.

Who is that lucky boy?

How did you think that the Thakur

will accept you?

We love each other.

l know what you've come to say.

l appreciate your

leelings lor Laxmi.

l also appreciate

her leelings lor you.

lt is her good lortune

that you want to mary her.

But the Thakur won't accept it.

l know.

But after marriage when

we'll go to seek his blessings,...

he'll relent.

Mr Ajit, l'm apprehensive.

We have no standing

compared to you.

Don't be apprehensive.

Trust me.

What are you doing, Sir?

''You are leaving your brother''

''Your sister is leaving

lor her marital home''

''What norms are these?''

''Why does a sister have to

separate from her brother'' ?

''Without saying a word,

she leaves''

''How will you live without me?''

''You are the best brother

a sister can ask lor''

''She leaves with

tears in her eyes''

- Greetings, Sir!

- Greetings!

He is Bhola kaka and

she's your mistress.

- Welcome!

- Come.

- What is this, Laxmi?

- Don't keep me away lrom you.

What are you saying?

Get up.

Your place is in my eyes

and in my heart.

He's not here either.

- Kaka, where's your master?

- He left at night itsell.

- Did he leave a message?

- He never leaves any message.

He comes and goes at will.

No, this can't happen.

He can't do this to me.

He will come back.

He won't cheat me.

Ajit is at lault.

He should've told you

belore leaving lor city.

Or he should've taken you along.

He must've thought that il he

tells you, you'll get worried.

But he didn't realize that

otheise too you'd be worried.

And shout at him in English

when he gets back.

And tell him not to

Ieave you behind again.

You are cying?

Don't cy.

Control yoursell.

Look, l can't see you cying.

Don't wory, he must have gone

lor work and will soon be back.

Come and lreshen up.

l'm doomed, Gauri.

That Ajit,...

Eveything will be line, Bhima.

She's eveything to me. Il

anything happens to her, l'll,...

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