Baadshah Page #2
- Year:
- 1999
- 175 min
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a kid. He must've grown up now.
Where can I find him?
- He must be in The office.
And where is his office?
There's this lane, you see...
don't take that.
Don't take the lane
beside that one, either.
Walk straight and you' ll come
across another lane.
Don't take that lane too.
- I understand. I take no lanes!
I' ll find Badshah on my own.
Good-bye.
All that stuff that
gets in the way!
Who's the blind man?
- He's a renowned eye specialist!
My God! Finding Badshah
is indeed very difficult.
Well? What brings you here?
It's your darling son, Badshah!
I had great respect for
your husband, Mr Ganpatrai.
He had goodwill in
the police force.
And that is exactly why
I've been quiet.
Or else, I'd have the licence of
his detective agency cancelled!
He's driven the entire
police department crazy!
This bag is empty!
Where's the money, Ramlal?
Did you lose it?
It sunk.
- How?
I' ll explain.
We broke the gambling table, right?
I paid 10 grand for that.
2 chairs we wrecked;
that's another 2000.
That's 12000. Where's the rest?
- 2 cut-glass ash-trays...
worth 900 bucks.
- That's 1 2900. And the rest?
We shattered the chandelier.
That was worth 20 grand.
32,900... where's the rest?
- Another 1000 for small breakage.
That's 33,900... where's the rest?
- The rest, eh?
You jumped through the glass pane
like Superman, didn't you?
It was imported stuff.
I've paid 15500 for that!
Why did you have to break
such expensive glass?
You could've taken the staircase!
- l' m not fond of jumping either!
There was a dog chasing me!
You must still have 600 Rupees.
Isn't it, Ramlal?
See what l' m wearing? I could
have walked here in the nude!
I've paid 500 bucks
for the hired clothes!
And here's a hundred rupees.
Keep it.
Never mind!
There's no reason to worry!
Today's newspapers have carried
headlines of our exploits!
When people read that...
we' ll have a queue of clients
in front of our office!
There it is!
Where is Badshah's office?
- Up there.
Really? I've been through this place
four times. And nobody told me!
Wow! An automatic entrance!
It even shuts on its own!
Get on with the signals!
Hey mister! Where's the
paper in the typewriter?
This is an automatic set-up.
- Everything here is automatic!
Badshah works here, isn't it?
Where can I find him?
Badshah does not work here.
He owns this place.
Owns it? But where can I find him?
- Sit down.
That chair, idiot! Not this one!
- You are an idiot!
Are you Badshah?
- Me?!
When Badshah arrives,
there is a storm!
There is thunder!
And the clouds rumble!
The earth trembles,
you burden-on-earth!
Go back in there... go!
How are you, Mr Tata?
I have great respect for you, sir.
But I can't accept this case
of your ship's theft.
The Birlas and Ambanis are already
in the waiting list, you see.
As for Kirloskar! He has made life
miserable for me, sir!
Are you tempting me with money,
Mr Tata?
You don't know!
I possess millions too!
Tell Tata l' m not in,
if he calls again.
There was a call from
Clint Eastwood...
secretary to Mr Bill Clinton
of America.
He says someone has stolen
their atom-bomb.
They' re willing to pay a million
dollars to detect the crime.
You know my principles.
First come... first hauled.
Up here!
Hey! What the hell are you doing?
Set me down!
Put your secret signature
on these secret documents.
Where did you sign it?
That's a secret signature!
Well? What's your problem?
The operation is necessary.
But mother refuses.
Mother will have to be convinced.
- Right!
How old is mother?
- Should be around 50.
How about you?
- l' m 55.
Interesting. His mother's 50.
And he, the son, is 55!
I' m talking about your mom,
you ass!
My mom?!
Didn't you call me this morning?
Are you doctor Rustom?
- Correct!
this morning!
He said he'd pay the cost of
the operation in installments!
And you guys are dealing
in millions of dollars!
You want a free operation, eh?
I will not do it!
Where is he?
- l' m here, doctor!
Down...!
- We've made a mistake!
We thought you' re a client!
- Down, I say!
That talk of millions...
this office... it's all false!
Down!
- Set him down, damn it!
Forgive me, doctor!
Please!
Please operate on my mother!
- l' m a hot-headed man!
I' ll think about it
when I've cooled down!
What's going on?
I won't spare you today!
Where are you going?!
Not here in the office, mom!
These guys respect me!
And you guys let him talk you
into turning detectives, eh?!
I won't let you guys
get away today!
Everyone in Ganpatrai's family is mad!
She does need the operation!
I' m going to exorcise you of this
evil detective spirit today!
I' m going to make a
constable out of you!
You want me to be a big man, right?
- Yes.
You want me to succeed?
- Yes.
Dad wanted that too?
- Yes.
Give me 2 more months.
If I don't make it in these
I' ll even be a guard,
if you ask me to!
I'd even be a sweeper for you!
Really, mom!
All right.
Now come home and eat.
Sure, I will. You' re so
lovingly asking me too.
Where are those wastrels?
Here we are!
That's 10 million in advance.
The rest you will get after
you've finished the job.
Goa's Chief Minister.
Gayatri Bachchan.
The place?
During an inauguration of
a home for the aged.
Here's a VlP pass to
see you through.
That' ll only see me through.
How do I carry my weapon?
This is the Chief Security Officer.
He will help you.
The function is on the 26th of
September. A fortnight from now.
26th of September?
Which means we must do
something by the 24th.
And who will do it for us?
The Badshah Detective Agency?
Looks like a client is coming here.
- And he looks loaded!
There it is.
Impossible, sir...
We don't have the time.
Are you Mr Badshah?
Please wait. Mr Badshah is
solving a secret case.
This is very important.
Contact Mr Badshah immediately.
Somebody wants to meet him.
Dhirubhai! You mustn't worry!
We have located your ship that
was hijacked on the high-seas.
It's lying in our stores!
Just send the payment and have it
delivered to you.
And how is your wife, by the way?
Fine? That's good.
Don't you forget me, okay?
How did you know my name?
You' re wearing a bracelet
on your left hand.
It carries the legend:
K. Jhunjhunwala
Sit down.
Well? What is it?
This is my daughter, Seema.
I want to get her married.
She's beautiful.
And I don't mind.
But you'd have to talk to
my mother about this.
You misunderstand.
I've already found a match for her.
This is Nitin Dharampal.
My late friend's son.
I get it! You want your daughter
to marry him. Right?
That's right.
- So find a priest.
What are you doing here?
My daughter is obsessed with the
idea of finding her own husband.
She likes Nitin, all right.
But she doesn't want to marry him.
So why must you force your
daughter into something?
Because I have a tumour
in my brain.
I' m in the last stages.
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