Anaganaga O Dheerudu Page #2

Year:
2011
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This form of yours is a creation

of your powerful magic.

But the body has no life.

lf you want life infused into this body...

What should l do? Quick, tell me!

A baby with divine qualities

was born to the human race.

Her name is Moksha.

Only Moksha can give you

what you seek.

Sarpini, explain.

You need to mix Moksha's blood

with yours

during the next lunar eclipse

and feed it to the Black Eye.

Only then will you

become immortal.

Then triumph l will.

Who is this Moksha?

Where does she live?

Like a baby safe in a mother's womb,

Moksha has been cared for

by a monk for the last nine years.

ln the blink of an eye,

my men will snatch her from that womb

and feed her to the great serpent.

Then, my queen,

Anga and immortality will both be yours.

Come listen to a strange tale

A story with laughter, romance

courage, sadness and music

Like a scrumptious feast

A very unique tale

Once upon a time

there was a swordsman

He is the hero of our tale

His name is Yodha

l'm as handsome as the moon

and many stars pursue me

Though many pursue me

My heart longs only for my true love

l'm as handsome as the moon

and many stars pursue me

Though many pursue me

My heart longs only for my true love

Her lips are bright like corals

Her words are sweet like sugarcane

She struts like a peacock

in all its glory

She has a million colors in her eyes

The movements of her waist

are like cannons firing

Her tresses are like cascading waves

l long for my man

My music is only for him

My life is but a journey to meet him

l'm as handsome as the moon

l'm as handsome as the moon

and many stars pursue me

Though many pursue me

My heart longs only for my true love

Beyond the seven seas

there's a secret castle

lnside which my love was held prisoner

The castle was guarded

by many beasts

To combat them l had tricks of my own

Did you defeat and chase them away?

Or were you no match for them?

Even the most savage of beasts

has a fondness for music

l played a melody to tame the beasts

and made them dance to my tune

Overwhelmed with joy

they all surrendered

Suddenly a giant snake attacked me!

Just watch how l will tame

its arrogance

l'll play with it, tease it

and defeat it with ease

She was a prisoner of her own heart

Bravely, l freed her

from those shackles

And turned her into my love

Like golden grass beneath her feet

l've spread myself like a ray of light

l followed her like a shadow

His embrace is like a warm blanket

This life is his gift

This beauty is for him alone

l'm as handsome as the moon

l'm as handsome as the moon

and many stars pursue me

Though many pursue me

My heart longs only for my true love

Demons were all around me

Words and music

have no effect on them

To defeat them

l use the biggest trick up my sleeve

This amazing sword

This amazing sword

You're supposed to go down.

lt's almost over. Fall, fall!

Look, they're all laughing. Get down...

Swami! Swami!

Our monks are all tied up!

Which one of you is Moksha?

Tell us or you'll all die.

Which one of you is Moksha?

Give us Moksha, or everyone dies.

Hey!

Forget about killing anyone.

You should worry about

your own life first.

Holding a sword does not make one

a warrior, you blind fool!

Wearing a scary mask

does not make one a demon, you idiot!

Anyway, this is no ordinary sword.

Demon or not,

you will fall prey to its blade.

What is that mark on them?

My God! They are lrendri's men.

They have the mark

of the Black Eye on them.

Who is lrendri?

Where have you been?

lrendri is an evil sorceress.

What does lrendri want from Moksha?

Yodha, what's wrong?

lt feels like Priya's diamond eye...

What does lrendri

have to do with Priya?

Why are lrendri's men here?

lrendri is searching for Moksha.

Protecting Moksha

is your immediate duty.

l take my leave, Swami.

May you be victorious.

-Look after her, Yodha.

-l take my leave, Swami.

l've never seen

Yodha look so disturbed.

Yodha, who is Priya?

The pain in your heart will subside

if you confide in others.

Only then can we become friends.

All right.

l'll tell you, my little princess.

With no one to confide in,

l've kept my past buried within me.

l loved to travel.

Drinking wine, feasting and enjoying

the company of beautiful women.

That's how l spent my days.

l traveled far and wide

in search of beauty.

Welcome, everyone, welcome!

Welcome, everybody, welcome!

Come and have a look, people.

Your future lies in these balloons.

Pull on their strings and find out

what the future holds for you.

Come and have a look.

Find out what the future holds for you.

Even my wife can't predict my thoughts.

Here, take this.

Let's see what this balloon holds.

My future is hidden here?

l told you these are magical balloons!

You conceal what you have

and reveal what you lack.

You buy combs

though you don't have hair.

And you keep buying more!

Hello, beautiful!

Pull on the string.

Wow! Rose petals!

You are as beautiful as a rose!

Beauty!

Beauty leads to attraction.

Attraction leads to infatuation.

lnfatuation leads to love.

And love leads to...

Hey, dimples,

uninhibited love can kill you.

Hey!

They call me Honey. And you?

Bittersweet.

-Come on, tell me, sweetheart.

-Yodha.

My Lord!

What sharp features!

See this sword?

Have you seen a beautiful girl

with a satchel of gooseberries?

l don't care for beautiful women.

They make me nauseous.

Sweetheart, sweetheart!

Hey, sweetheart!

There is only one girl

who carries gooseberries around here.

And l know her name.

-You do?

-But l won't tell you.

Tell me, l beg you.

Her name is Priya.

-She's a fortune teller.

-Where l can find her?

-Have lunch with me first.

-Why?

They say that food is

the way to a man's heart.

So, will you come with me or not?

Fine. l'll come.

Now, tell me where she lives.

Hers is the last tent.

So beautiful!

Let go.

Hey, dimples,

how dare you take

such liberties with me?

What can l do?

You're so beautiful.

Why are you here?

How silly!

Why do you have a store?

You're here to sell stuff.

And l'm here to buy.

Sorry, we're closed for the day.

We're especially closed

for insolent fellows like you.

Now, leave.

Don't be rude.

lt's not polite to turn a customer away.

Nor is it polite for a customer

to overstay his welcome.

-Gooseberry girl!

-What is it now?.

l'll come to the point.

l'm tired from traveling

and need a little fun.

l want to have some fun this evening.

l'll accept anything that you can offer.

l get it. However,

that which you seek is elsewhere.

You will find it

at the other end of the street.

So, what do you have to offer?

Your fortune.

Fortune...

You mean fortune telling?

l don't believe in it.

Why not?

lf you know what tomorrow holds,

today becomes trivial.

The wise always think of the future.

Fools, though, are content

with living for the day.

Which are you, dimples?

You got me there, gooseberry girl.

All right, l'll pick a card.

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