Black Bandit Page #5

Synopsis: Twin brothers Bob and Don Ramsay are on opposite sides of the law. Bob is the Sheriff and Don is the famous outlaw the Black Bandit. When the Black Bandit strikes, he is seen and his look-alike brother Bob arrested. Refusing to implicate his brother, Bob escapes and heads after Don.
 
IMDB:
5.7
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Year:
1938
58 min
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My sister will be annoyed.

Why are you happy?

If you ever. . .

What if you ever?

At least charge him for the mishap?

If you interrupt me ever again. . .

. . .it will be not tolerated.

If you try to create a nuisance. . .

. . .or play any games. . .

. . .remember I'll kill you all.

Do you understand?

Wear this.

There were two there. Two drivers. . .

. . .who didn't wake

up from their sleep.

Remember that.

Hello.

Don't con me with your manners

I've wised up to the

ways of the world.

Did you hear that, morons? It

was directed at the both of you.

Deepak will sell the bus and

get you to work as a butcher.

And I'll gift you the knife.

Get lost.

Are you here for a concession?

It's not available here any more.

Are new to the bus trade?

No, it's an old bus. Why?

Are you the new owner.

So? You're not

familiar with Gajender Singh.

Who is Gajender Singh?

The secretary of ABMU.

What's this ABMU?

Akhil Bhartiya Mazdur Union.

So?

We're Mr. Singh's men.

So, what can I do?

Did you threaten one of our

drivers saying that you'll kill him?

Not one, I've

threatened two of them.

I guess Mr. Singh needs

to meet you in person.

Yes, tell him to do so.

Who's Mr. Singh? Gajender?

Go tell him.

What nonsense is this?

Tell me, brother.

Is this some kind of market?

Everyone seems to have an attitude.

Give me two kilos of this,

four kilos of radish.

What is this nuisance?

Have some shame. You're

business is in shambles.

You have no money. You're broke.

You've ruined the family's

reputation. You've ruined the peace.

You've hindered our

happiness and contentment.

You're talking nonsense.

Your face is glowing.

You're living in luxury

in this huge bungalow.

What's broken?

Everything is broken?

Nothing's broken.

You should've not spoken

rudely with people from the union.

Don't tussle with the big

fish if you're living in water.

They'll create a

nuisance on bus route.

You've to learn

behaving polite to people.

Curb your wrath. Control yourself.

If you feel like

using fowl language. . .

. . .make sure you sugar coat it.

Respect people.

They appreciate it.

What do we lose?

Gajender!

May he live long !

'You should learn to love people.'

Hello, sir.

So you are Gajender?

You threatened driver Basantilal !

No. I just said it in anger.

But I apologize

for losing my temper.

I have not finished yet.

What did you tell him? He can't see.

His eyesight is weak.

You humiliated him by constantly. . .

. . .removing his specs

while talking to him.

Look. . .

Yes.

A moving vehicle can

meet with an accident. . .

. . .anytime, anywhere,

anyhow with anybody.

Got it?

But who gave you the

permission to insult a poor worker?

I am really sorry.

Look. . .

If my apology is not enough then. . .

. . .I am ready to fall at the

driver's feet to calm him down.

I bow down in front of

your great personality.

Look, I have not come

here to threaten you.

I have come just to

explain it to you.

Workers are no longer helpless.

The era of exploitation of

workers by employers is gone.

If you don't believe me and if

you want to see it for yourself. . .

. . .then repeat your behavior.

But bear one thing in mind.

Employers always begin this game.

But workers will always

triumph in the end. Got it?

Yes.

You and your colleagues are great.

I am an ignorant man.

You have broadened my knowledge.

Gajender!

May he live long !

Take care of these workers.

Where has he gone?

How are you, Mr. Basantilal?

Any extraordinary

news in the newspaper?

Will you have breakfast?

Shall I get something for you?

Russian sandwich,

uttapa ( rice pancake ).

This is your bus.

Have an outing with

your wife and children.

It will be costly.

No, I won't take the fare from you.

Look, my wife is no longer mine.

She divorced me and

married somebody else.

If I took my ex-wife for

an outing in this bus. . .

. . .then her current

husband would bash me up.

You gallivant with your family.

It's your bus.

I have nobody in this

world besides my parents, sir.

So?

Your bus is good.

But I can't take the risk

of becoming an orphan, sir.

Will you have breakfast?

Shall I get something for you?

Shall I order something for you?

No need for that, sir.

In fact, I will give you

an offering. You are my God.

No, I am not

interested in becoming God.

We are workers.

Come. Let all the workers unite.

Who says so?

Marx.

Who is Marx?

You're a worker and you

don't know who Marx is?

No, I have heard about marks.

You get it in school during exams.

You are an ardent newspaper reader.

But you are so ignorant.

Start the bus.

Come on.

Start the bus.

Yes sir.

Why did you take the trouble?

You should have sent

it through somebody.

It's no trouble.

I was passing by. I

thought I'd get to meet you too.

It's good that you were passing by.

Its original scotch.

Will you have it

with soda or cold drink?

No, plain.

Plain?

Neat. Neat.

Direct.

I ce. I ce. I ce, baby.

Yes. I'll just get it.

Look, Uttam.

The property prices in this

area are declining rapidly.

Yes. But I am still

ready to pay you. . .

. . .the same price

which I promised you.

That's great.

It will be done. Don't worry.

You guys decide quickly.

What does one think about?

It will be done soon.

Right?

It will be done in a

few days. Say yes.

It will be done. It will be done.

Yes.

Good.

Brother-in-law.

Sir, is he your brother-in-law?

Yes, call Basantilal. I will solve

your people's commuting problem.

Hi, brother-in-law.

Hello.

Is my face a red traffic signal

that you stopped upon seeing me?

Quickly show me your RC, CL, DL.

I showed it to you last night.

What was the time?

The bus left the stand at 8 o'clock.

Did you forget? You

quarreled with the laundryman.

You were roaming in the

house in your underwear.

Shut up! Shut up! Don't interfere.

It will break our link. Okay.

I am a vehicle

inspector when on duty.

I am nobody's brother-in-law.

Follow me! Follow me!

What happened to him?

How many passengers are there?

Fifty.

Seems to be more.

Fifty are seated. Ten are standing.

There are 12 children too.

It means the bus is overloaded.

Excuse me.

We have left behind double the

number of people at the bus stop.

As only one bus runs on this route. . .

. . .people jump inside a moving bus.

So what can we do?

Did you send the

timetable of this bus to the RTO?

Time. . .

Where is the permit too?

Too?

Yes.

Why are you asking about his wife?

Shut up! This tire seems to be old.

No. It's new. Resold.

There are no patches.

Look, it's shining. Look. See.

Is there a first aid box?

There is a box and medicine too.

Show it to me.

Come, sir.

Sir.

Yes.

Keep him quiet by

showing him the green paper.

What are you saying?

Bribe him with money.

I should bribe my brother-in-law?

He said that he is your

brother-in-law only at home.

Didn't he say it?

When did he say that?

You are provoking me.

I am not provoking you. He

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George Waggner

George Waggner (September 7, 1894 – December 11, 1984) was an actor, director, producer and writer. He is best known for directing Lon Chaney Jr. in the 1941 film The Wolf Man. more…

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