B.A. Pass

Synopsis: After losing his parents in a car accident, Mukesh stays at his Aunt's house in Delhi. Enrolled in a good for nothing course in college he finds peace by playing chess at the local cemetery, the rest of the times he worries over ways to make a living and taking care of his sisters. 'B.A.Pass' is a story looking at the fatal promise of a new life. When Mukesh meets Sarika 'auntie' at a kitty party, little does he know of the city and it's ways and means to survive. Sarika seduces Mukesh, shy and inexperienced he falls for her. What follows is a twist of destiny, a kind of story that appears in the tabloids as 'heinous acts of crime'
Genre: Crime, Drama
Director(s): Ajay Bahl
Production: Venus
  4 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
UNRATED
Year:
2012
95 min
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Losing both your parents in an

accident seemed like a conspiracy.

lt was just that

l had no one to blame for it.

Chhoti.

No need to make any more tea.

Are they to mourn or...?

lt's only close family now.

Grandpa, aunt and ...

Chhoti is crying in the

bathroom go give her some water.

l'll take the tea.

Till the time he

completes his college..

..Mukesh will stay with you.

Father-in-law,

l have a touring job.

Your daughter runs the house.

l will abide by

whatever you two decide.

Papaji, we never dared to

have a second child of our own.

We have neither the

space nor the means...

Nothing is hidden from you.

He is like my own son.

But, how can l take

his responsibility?

l understand...

lt was my son's age

to take responsibility.

But instead he has

left me with his share too.

Don't worry, l will take

care of any extra expenses bourne

by you from my pension fund.

But, his is a responsibility

we all must share.

l am not going to Delhi.

l am going to stay here.

And take care of Sonu and Chhoti.

Bring me some butter.

Coming!

No breakfast, Mukesh?

College must have already started.

Eats enough... free loader!

'l was offered the most

pedestrian course in college.'

'B.A Pass.'

Why are you standing on my head!

Want to inhale the smoke?

What do you want?

You are always

in need of something.

Aunt...l need some money.

To get fliers printed.

l am thinking of giving

private tuition to school kids.

Will return the money

as soon as l get the job.

No harm dreaming.

But what if you don't

get the tuitions?

Your grandfather does

not send us a fortune!

No point wasting

money on silly schemes.

Don't you know a chess board attracts

evil spirits with scores to settle.

Wait! Let me search your bag!

Why? Am l a thief?

Kid, this is Delhi!

Here everyone is a thief!

On a good day you get robbed.

On bad days you get killed

first and then robbed.

Kasparov.

Wipe that innocent

look off your face!

l catch coffin thieves

like you everyday.

Hey! Stop!

What have you stolen?

Must have stolen something?

What?

A corpse's gold tooth?

A diamond ring maybe?

Come...follow me.

Pious! Need an extra

day to make one box?

He is the one Johnny bhai!

Always loitering around

with a chess board!

Come on, Kasparov...

Sit down.

Kasparov played like a bull!

Karpov was the wily one!

Come on.

Take out your chess board!

What kept you so long?

The ladies have already

started arriving.

Clean up,

at least look a little presentable.

We're having a kitty party.

All the ladies are here.

Yes! Yes! Sarika is here too!

Sarika, my husband says hello.

Hello.

So, Mukesh!

Working very hard.

Come over to help me sometimes too.

So... when can l expect you?

Mr. Khanna is of hardly

any use in the house!

She just likes to embarrass you!

Don't go pink in the face.

Sarika wants to send

over a case of apples!

Go and pick it up soon.

l'll go next Sunday.

Make us all a pot of

good steaming tea, son.

Sarika called again

about the case if apples.

Tomorrow is a holiday

go pick it up.

Listen, her husband

is your uncle's superior.

When such a people call you

even to pick up their rubbish

you thank them for the chance.

And here she wants to

send over a case of apples!

Don't delay it... go tomorrow.

Let me know if you

need anymore bread.

Amit! Get up, son.

lt's noon already.

You still here?

Just leaving...

ls Sarika ma'am at home?

Who has called you?

There is no Sarika here.

What do you want?

l am Mrs. Verma's nephew.

l have come for the case of apples.

Listen to me carefully.

She is a witch! A proper witch!

A snake in a woman's body!

There are no apples here.

l have thrown them all away!

Now run away!

There is no one home... run away!

Beware of her!

Now you show me respect

but later you will also abuse me!

Beware! She will tie you up!

Go! Run away!

Biji!

l have told you not to

open the door to strangers!

One day someone will slash

our throats and rob everything.

Shut the door behind you.

Dolls?

They are mine, my father

was in the foreign services.

l have travelled to many countries

with him when l was a child.

Sit.

Did Pammi not tell you my name?

Sarika.

Why are you always

doing od jobs in the house?

Don't you have friends?

What's the matter?

Do l make you nervous?

You are not a little boy anymore.

Someone might think

that l am misbehaving.

Who?

Biji.

She is sleeping...she

can sleep through a bomb blast!

l have come for the case of apples.

You took your time coming

there was a last one left.

My husband gave

it away this morning.

More will come soon from

my brother's orchard in Shimla.

Your hair is thick like a girl's!

Comb it properly or get it cut!

Lie down.

Hmm... you're not as afraid

as you were pretending to be!

Are you in a hurry? Do you

have an appointment elsewhere?

Hello.. - Pammi... Sarika here.

l am sending Mukesh to the

market to run an errand for me.

Hope you don't mind?

No...no...not at all!

He hardly does anything

after returning from college.

l've taught him everything so that

he does not sit around in the house.

ldling his time away.

But do make sure he

gives you proper accounting!

Thank you, Pammi. l'll talk later.

Your aunt has taught you shopping

and l'll teach you the rest!

Take a bath.

l already did... in the morning!

Then take a bath again.

Bite me.

l want you to leave marks!

You are too much in a hurry kid!

There goes your queen!

You are making progress.

But there is still

a long way to go.

Check!

Choke me!

Get a haircut and

buy some decent clothes.

You bloody virgin!

You have become quite a whore!

Delhi air is something!

Did you look at his hair style?

Your grandfather is yet

to send money this month.

From where have you got

the new shoes and clothes?

l managed to get

a couple of tuitions.

He is lying.

There has been no inquiry

for an under graduate tutor!

l got it through

the college librarian.

Stays nearby, few blocks from here.

Where are you off to on a holiday?

l have tuition to give.

Ashok is at home.

Keep your ears & eyes

open and your mouth shut.

She puts chains on my feet!

But l am not a fool! You hear?

Biji! Apply the brakes

or it is off to bed for you!

He is always hanging around

the house in your absence!

He got late going

to the club today...

l'll have to buy

you a cell phone now.

Don't forget to get the bill.

who is he?

Mrs. Verma's nephew,

very helpful boy.

'That evening l could not

make it back to Sarika's house.'

'l was on my way to my home town,

Tohana.'

Sonu and Chhoti

are our responsibility

but we are barely making ends meet.

Mukesh, finish your college quickly.

Everyone's counting on you.

We should sent Chhoti

and Sonu to a girl's home.

Pammi is over burdened as it is.

Sonu...Chhoti...hurry up.

Come on its getting late.

Don't worry,

your brother will visit you often.

'Sarika knew what

was going on in my life.'

'But at first she

chose to remain quiet.'

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Ritesh Shah

Ritesh Shah is an Indian screenwriter. He has written the screenplay and dialogues for films like Kahaani (2012), Pink (2016), Airlift (2017) and Raid (2018). He won the Filmfare award, Star Screen Award and Zee Cine Award in the Best Dialogue category for Pink. more…

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