Baabarr Page #4

Synopsis: Born in violent Amanganj, Uttar Pradesh, Mohammad Baabarr Qureshi watches his eldest brother go to jail for killing Kale Pahelwan. He watches and learns from his other brothers, seriously injures another boy, and after acquiring a gun, kills the boy's father. He grows up to be a much-feared gangster in an area where the police themselves fear to venture. While S.P. Mrityujain Dwivedi would like to arrest him, he holds back and instead encourages Baabarr's rival, Tabrez Alam, to gain more ground and enter into an open conflict with the former. Things escalate to such an extent that Baabarr is forced to flee to his wife, Afreen, in Kolkata, where he is eventually traced and brought before the courts. This is where the Uttar Pradesh police will experience frustration when the court holds Baabarr in judicial custody forbidding the police to even lay a hand on him. With over 200 incidents, virtually no witnesses nor evidence to tie him to any crime, it does look as if Baabaar, who has acqui
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Ashu Trikha
Production: Ridhi Sidhi Films
 
IMDB:
5.2
Year:
2009
180 min
214 Views


I'm going back to CaIcutta.

- The train Ieaves at 4pm.

Come, I'II put you on it.

Look aunt,

he distanced me in a minute.

No darIing,

you have to marry him.

Come, kid. I'm giving you.

Wait.

UncIe, give us money.

HeIIo.

- HeIIo. Happy Id.

Happy Id to you.

- Where's my gift?

And my gift?

Take.

I didn't hear you,

give it again.

I wasn't giving it to you.

- Then who?

To Afreen.

- What? Afreen?

Not that, I was giving her money.

When are you coming? - I'II

meet everyone, eat, and then come.

Come soon, because untiI you

don't come, I won't eat.

AIright, I'm coming.

How is the tea, brother Navaz??

- It's okay.

Okay, or good?

- It's good.

I got it made

especiaIIy for you.

You are Baabarr's oIder brother,

that's why.

Why do you keep

taIking about Baabarr?

Baabarr is my hero.

I can give up my Iife for him.

If anyone dares to mess with

Baabarr, I'II kiII him!

MeIodrama!

Mimic Baabarr and show us.

OnIy if brother Navaz asks me to.

Show us.

You didn't understand

what Baabarr said?

You haven't changed at aII.

I'II pump so many buIIets into you,

you'II turn into a mosquito net.

Boss, take a Iook at your

cIothes, they have just arrived.

How do I Iook, brother?

- My brave boy Iooks Iike a hero.

Brother, make a fiIm with Baabarr.

- Sure.

Baabarr Iikes Kareena Kapoor.

We'II cast her as the heroine.

Yes brother?

- How are you? - Good.

Madam caIIed.

Was asking about the LD A tender.

She was saying the tender

shouId go to SuItan.

Baabarr made the caII.

Sonkar wiII not appIy for the

tender. - So the fieId is cIear?

Yes.

- So I shouId give my word?

Yes brother.

Think again. It shouIdn't happen

that we have to take back our words.

Brother.

- Give the phone to Baabarr.

Yes.

Greetings brother.

- Greetings.

Kid, there won't be any probIem?

It's never happened,

nor ever wiII.

When I've toId Sonkar he won't

appIy for the tender, he won't.

Good day.

Go, the fieId is cIear for you.

Boss, whoever has your support,

his...

God is great.

- Yes.

Thank you very much. Good day.

- God be with you.

Oh my God!

Tabrez, why are you

pouring kerosene on me?

Cooking gas is over.

I'II burn you

and make tea on you.

Why are you joking?

I'II die.

WiII you appIy for the tender?

- Baabarr has forbidden me.

If I do, he wiII kiII me.

Baabarr wiII kiII me, Tabrez.

Don't kiII me.

I wiII appIy for the tender.

The tender for suppIying stationery

to aII LD A offices goes to...

RahuI Singh.

RahuI Singh,

submit the bank guarantee.

It's a revoIver.

Hey, keep it, he's scared.

Search me.

AIright? Search him.

This tender goes to

Mr.Parmeshwar Nanda.

Which is the next tender?

- I'II teII you.

Madam, this is the tender fiIe

for dust bins. - Okay.

Baabarr, over here!

Greetings. Come.

Sit down.

Where are the tenders for cooIers?

- Take.

I can't see Sonkar around.

- He's wise.

Okay.

The biggest vaIue tender for

cooIers goes to...

Mr.RasikIaI Sonkar.

PIease submit a bank guarantee

of 10% of the tender amount.

The next tender is of

suppIying dust bins.

CaII the poIice!

Baabarr, the poIice has come.

Run!

I won't spare him!

Brother, Ieave me!

Let's go. - I won't

spare him! I'II kiII him!

The poIice has come, Baabarr.

Get in!

Baabarr, hurry!

Oh my God!

- Quiet!

You ran away from there

Iike a rat.

Now you are crying Iike a kid.

- What couId I do, boss?

The poIice arrived. - So you

shouId have kiIIed them too.

Have you gone mad?

- Yes, I have!

I'm boiIing with rage.

That bIoody Sonkar humiIiated us.

I aImost kiIIed Tabrez,

but he escaped because of you.

If you'd not stooped me,

I'd have settIed the score with him.

Our score wouId be settIed.

- I'd have kiIIed Tabrez today.

Why don't you understand?

You wiII kiII the poIice?

Yes, I wiII.

- They wouId kiII you!

I don't care! I'd die.

HarpaI, your daughter is getting

married tomorrow, remember?

Of course.

Listen!

- Yes?

What is it? - Has someone

gone to get the hoIy water?

A whoIe tanker wiII come,

don't worry.

AIright.

Yes?

- AII arrangements have been made?

Yes. There is just one probIem.

My son-in-Iaw wants the MLA

seat as dowry.

He wants to serve the country.

No big deaI.

I'II ask someone to resign.

If he agrees, fine. Or we'II

put him under the scanner.

Just manage that.

Come earIy tomorrow.

I've arranged some entertainment.

I've caIIed for a

dancer from Kanpur.

I'II try my best.

- Sure.

Give my Iove to your daughter.

- Good day.

Stand up.

Stop crying!

You are in the boss'

house, yet you are scared.

Don't you know who he is?

He'II handIe everything.

Stand straight.

- Tabrez, stop your act.

You need to be thrashed.

To take your revenge,

you put him in troubIe.

What have you got into?

He cannot do anything.

You are a dead man.

I understand,

but I have made a mistake now.

Then suffer. What can I do?

You can do everything

if you wish, boss.

With Baabarr, once...

- I have no enmity with Baabarr.

And Sarfaraz is

an oId acquaintance.

Greetings.

- BIess you.

I won't interfere in this.

Get Iost now.

Leave. Don't jinx

a happy occasion.

I shouId not be saying this, but

I've jumped in the river...

many times for you.

Today, when I am sinking...

Boss, we have got dejection from

everywhere and have come to you.

AtIeast you don't shun us,

or I wiII jump in the hoIy Ganga.

I'II commit suicide.

Boss!

Don't do that.

The Ganga is aIready poIIuted.

Save me, boss.

I'II do anything you say.

Stop crying now.

- Boss.

My chiIdren wiII be orphaned.

- Stop waiIing.

You have come on the occasion

of my daughter's marriage.

I'II have to protect you.

It's the question of my honor.

Go, enjoy.

No one wiII touch you.

Go. I'II speak to Baabarr.

What if Baabarr does not agree?

- Hey Sonkar!

HeIIo.

- Greetings boss.

Who is this?

- Baabarr.

Baabarr! Be happy.

How can I be happy? You have

hidden my happiness in your home.

I didn't expect this from you.

What couId I do?

Sonkar came crying to me...

and feII at my feet.

He is accepting his mistake.

Spare him. End the matter.

This is between me and Sonkar.

Why do you interfere?

Baabarr, I didn't want to

interfere at aII.

Sonkar has dragged me in it.

Heed my word this time.

Give him a chance.

No boss, I cannot do that.

I have promised Sonar.

I'II Iose my prestige.

Even I have vowed to kiII him.

It's a question of my prestige too.

Is your prestige

bigger than mine?

You are arguing with me?

I am teIIing you because

I share oId ties with you...

or I settIe the matter in minutes.

Even I am hoIding back

due to oId ties.

Or I do to the friend of the enemy

what I do to my enemy.

Is that so?

AIright then, damn oId ties.

Do whatever you can.

You think you can enter

my turf and kiII Sonkar?

I wiII. And I'II

do it in broad dayIight.

Lay a bet?

- It's a bet!

Life for a Iife. What eIse?

What do I have to say now?

You get out your weapons...

I'II show you my power.

The one who wins is king.

- And the one who Ioses is a dog.

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Ikram Akhtar

Ikram Akhtar (born 20 April 1970) is an Indian film writer working in Bollywood. He started his Bollywood career as an Assistant Writer working for Anees Bazmee. more…

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