Aravindante Athidhikal Page #4

Synopsis: A young boy, found in an old temple, is raised by a lodge owner but yearns to see his mother who left him.
 
IMDB:
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Year:
2018
122 min
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My eyes are watering.

Isn't that called crying?

Good morning!

Mom! Here's your running hot water.

Anytime!

24 hours!

See if it's hot enough!

- Very good.

It's not to fry.

It's to bathe!

Just mix a little cold water.

Don't fight with him.

Correct!

Hows the stay, madam?

Should I say the truth, son?

- No!

Thank you.

Will it become cold

with that wind, Chetta?

The tap is faulty.

I'll son it out now.

- Don't just say that. Repair it.

I will.

Definitely!

When?

- Very soon.

Keep quiet, dear.

Repair it by the time we

got out and come back.

The performance is at 9.30, right?

So there's a lot of time left.

The box that's used to press...

I'll say it in Kannada..

(tries to say it in broken Kannada)

Here's the box.

Go ahead.

What is this?

- Iron box.

This?

- Yes.

I didn't ask for a rat-trap!

This dirty cloth can

be pressed with this.

With this?

With this, I can burn it!

It's a shin that

costs 1000 Rupees.

Then it's better that you get

it pressed from a shop outside.

Turn it!

Clockwise!

Oh my God!

I asked you to turn it

clockwise, not to break it.

Him & his clockwise!

Which side?

Ya. Try that side.

You can do it, man!

I've done this so many times!

Oh my God!

(mm

ER;

I've told you not to keep yapping

while I'm doing something.

The pipe broke because of you!

- No!

Em

a

It broke because of you!

There's no proper plumbing or

wiring in this 150 year old lodge.

And you're blaming me?

Wow! Shower!

Didn't you close the

main tap, you fool?

If I close it there,

would water come here?

Oh my God!

Go & close it.

- What?

Go close it!

Oh my God!

Oh no!

Rain!

Stop it, man!

Ip; not stopping!

- 0h my God!

Oh God!

The attire for her performance.

Go & buy this attire

from somewhere, man!

Hey!

Thousand Rupees!

Five Hundred!

- 1000!

Okay!

Everything is wet and ruined.

Oh God! The 'Vada' is also wet.

Move away!

- Get lost!

Rashid, buy 2 'Vada's

when you come.

That's all? Need anything else?

Nothing else!

- Oh God!

Sumesh!

I'll son it out now!

It's okay now.

Hey Aravindan!

Who's that?

- Sumesh!

The water stopped.

Who closed the pipe?

Oh! It was you?

- I can't see!

I'll son that out now.

Isn't it okay now?

Oh no!

Where are you going, Swamy?

- Toilet.

To the toilet?

Don't go today.

I won't let you go. Please don't go!

Please give me some way.

Let me go.

Hey! Go and get the iron box!

Then I should go downstairs, right?

Oh God!

Iron box!

Leave it, dear.

Don't take it.

- Move away, I say!

Whatever you say, I

won't give this back.

Oh God!

- Where's the water?

- I'll come now!

See if you need anything else!

- Got it?

Okay. rig ht?

What happened?

What is this?

Attire for the performance!

Why? Is it loose?

She's not performing cabaret.

It's Bharatnatyam!

Rest she can adjust

with a saree, rig ht?

Is it a honeymoon room

to cover with a saree?

We don't have time, right?

What about the 'Vada'?

- Yes.

Here.

Sorry.

- Careful.

Wow. Rasavada.

Is it too much?

You bloody dog, scoundrel, fool, idiot!

Here's your 'Vada'.

Eat it!

Eat it. Don't waste it.

You're all betraying me!

What explanation

do I give her now!

Bloody dog!

- Giving Vada is a problem now?

Take him away!

- Come on!

Come!

Take this 'Vada' as well.

Him & his damn 'Vada'.

What?

- The attire & iron box.

Oh! My bloody brother

in law is calling.

What is it, brother?

Everything is ready!

Video, stills, percussion;

everything is ready!

You've spoiled everything!

Bloody scoundrel!

How do I face her

with this attire?

The girl is here.

Give her the dress.

Wearing the attire;

decked up in all the jewellery,

To see your daughter like that.

...Is like 500 Kalamandalams rushing

to the shore together, like waves...

The side got burnt a bit..

Wear this on top with

pants below it.

It won't be noticeable.

It will look like a new design.

Mom!

Oh! It was her mother's?

Then it's fine!

Mom!

Mom!

It's my daughter!

-It's from upstairs.

Someone called 'Mom'!

I'll also come.

Oh no!

My dear..

My daughterfell down..

Is she sitting or

lying down on the steps?

She fell down the stairs.

I won't go down.

- I won't go down at all.

I won't go down.

- Pour water on her face.

Where is he?

Call my damn brother!

- Please move.

What happened?

She slipped from the

stairs & fell down.

How?

- Take her to the hospital.

Where is Aravindan?

- I am here.

Brother in law is calling again.

- Pick up, Chetta.

Pick up!

Howdol pick up?

- Give it.

Just pick up like this.

Talk!

Brother, I...

Don't curse me like this!

Son...

he's counting all the nerves one by one.

I'm getting scared.

She will be fine.

(speaking in Kannada)

She will have to rest for 2 weeks.

What?

What did he say?

- No. Nothing wrong.

Nothing wrong!

But he spoke for a long time!

Is the bone broken?

In medical language,

it's a muscle - fiber - cracking.

In our language?

In our language, below the

knee, just above the ankle,

there's a severe problem!

In his medical language,

he said crack, rig ht?

I thought my girl fell down,

hit her head & became crazy!

Mom!

You already are a little crazy, rig ht?

Well, mom just thought about it.

There's no major problem.

You have to rest for some time.

And she can't travel or walk!

Oh! That's all?

What about my debut then?

It won't happen soon, dear.

It's not your wedding,

but your debut, right?

Now we can stay here

peacefully for 2 weeks.

Let me go arrange a wheel chair.

Get a good one!

Get rid of this scary

expression & calm down, girl.

And shut those scary round

eyes of yours!

This is the first time that I'm bringing

a guest of ours to the hospital.

That's all right.

It will become a habit soon.

Is Prabhakaran sir coming here?

- No.

His leg is also broken.

- What happened?

He fell from the top of a wall.

Adog chased him up there.

- Oh no!

What oh no?

If you throw stones at a poor

dog, will it leave you alone?

Anyway, I'm disappointed that

the dog didn't bite him.

Chechi!

- What is it?

Brother-in-law is cussing

at me like anything!

You're used to it, rig ht?

It's not new!

Oh no!

No need to stay here, Madam.

- Then?

It will be difficult for Varada

to climb steps, right? -Yes.

Madhavettan &I stay in the room

downstairs. We'll vacate that.

Won't that be troublesome for you?

It's not bigger than the

trouble we caused for Varada.

Ras heed..

Call Sumesh and ask him

set up our room for them.

I will talk to Madhavettan.

And take this prescription to the

pharmacy & buy the medicines too.

Go fast!

Shall we leave?

Move.

Let him turn it.

Slowly, dear.

Hold tight.

Careful.

- There's a step there.

Careful.

This is a nice room!

Nice, rig ht?

Nice.

Don't stress your leg too much.

Sit there.

Please m ove, Am m a.

That plastered leg should be kept up.

- I have back pain. Should I lift it?

Why can't you do it?

Your husband's 18 missed calls.

Call him back!

Take that shady fellow away!

Irritating fellow!

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