Black Friday Page #4
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- 2004
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Sign on the paper
Sign here! Hold the pen upright
I will make sure you sign!
Stand straight.
Give me your finger print!
It pains or what?
Take him away.
Come on move, you nut! Come on get
up or I'll break the other leg too.
Come on. Yes.
Remove the red.
Badshah Khan and Bashir
Khan are together.
Badshah is from Rampur and
Bashir is from Gorakhpur.
You'll find them in
one of these places.
Bashir...
- What happened?
That cop's looking at us.
Maybe he just looks like that.
Let's go.
What happened?
- Let's call Tiger.
The cop's gone.
We should still call Tiger.
What the hell are you doing in
Delhi? What were my instructions?
I told you people to
go underground...
and you're bloody sightseeing
in the capital!
You think Delhi's any
safer than Bombay?
Before the police catches you,
get out of there.
Wherever you go next, call me.
Why does Asghar talk like this?
- Even I was angry.
Where do we go now?
To my village.
Come.
Greetings uncle. - Greetings.
How are you?
- All well.
And your mother?
- Very well.
Why the decorations?
- Sultana's wedding.
Really?
This is my friend Bashir.
Make yourselves at home. - Come.
If you sit around here who's
going to get me tea?
.
Where are you?
You said you'd be gone for two days.
I'm in Rampur.
What are you doing there?
Sultana's getting married.
You remembered?
Obviously.
Wasik will join you.
Know what? Shahnawaz
keeps coming round.
Asking for you.
For what?
I don't know.
- What does he want from me?
Any message for him?
Send him along with Wasik.
What's he going to do there?
- Just send him.
I'll hang up now. It's long
distance. I'll call you back.
What happened?
Shahnawaz is looking for me.
I heard that in Bombay
some 5000 Hindus...
were killed in bomb blasts.
Around 300.
The count hardly matters. Spilling
blood isn't right.
Where are you? Rampur?
Yes, bhai.
Okay, get to Jaipur.
I'll bring you to Dubai from there.
Go to Tonk. To my friend
Salim Durani's place.
I've spoken to him. Theba, Yeda,
everyone is there.
Things are still hot in Bombay.
Imtiaz Ghavate, Asgar Muqadam...
they've all been caught.
The cops know about us.
They're hunting for us.
Tiger bhai called.
We need to get out of
here. Go to Jaipur.
But we've just come from there.
- Don't argue.
What's going on? Back and
forth, back and forth
You're arguing with me?
- We were better off in Rampur.
You're arguing with me?
What's this sh*t? - Easy, Badshah.
- You're arguing with me?
Shut up!
Let's go
Who says this is the Pink City?
Everything's red here.
Who are they trying to fool?
- Anwar bhai...
when are we going to Dubai?
What's so funny?
No one's going to Dubai.
- Tiger bhai had promised...
he'd get us to Dubai.
- He had promised all of us.
He asked me to give you 10,000 each.
- I want to go to Dubai. Got it?
Without a passport?
- Answer has them.
You have our passports, right?
I don't have anything.
No? Why? You kept all
the passport...
. a**hole after we
returned from Islamabad
Badshah! Don't you abuse me!
- Where are the passports?
Watch your tongue!
- Why the f***?
You had all the passports.
- Behave yourself!
Behave yourself.
- Where is my passport?
It's with Tiger bhai.
- They were all burnt.
What?
Passports
Burnt them?
My passport was burnt...?
- All our passports.
How could you do that?
- Tiger bhai did it.
Burnt my passport! And
I wasn't even told.
It was Tiger bhai's idea. You
have a problem, talk to me.
How could you burn my passport?
- Tiger bhai did it.
Why would he do it?
- Behave yourself.
He's made other arrangements.
- Arrangements, my foot!
You're fooling with us.
- Again! Watch it!
You won't abuse me, Badshah.
They told me go to Jaipur...
They told me to go to Jaipur.
I came to Jaipur...
...they are telling me to go there.
To hell with you, rascal.
They are fooling me.
Coming here to Jaipur, he says...
Look Badshah...
You get out of here Badshah!
- To hell with you.
Rascal!
Enough. Everything
will be all right.
Look Badshah.
I'm sure Tiger bhai knows
what he's doing.
He's probably got some plan to get
us across the border.
That's why he sent
us to Rajasthan.
Theba was saying that new passports
are waiting for us in Pakistan.
Just calm down.
Look Badshah...
forgive me if I'm at fault.
I'm just following Tiger
bhai's orders.
We are all as worried as you are.
Tiger wouldn't abandon us.
You have no idea how much
Tiger bhai feels for you.
Look. Relax. Don't get so emotional.
Remember, you are one of us.
It's too dangerous for all
of us to stay together.
Why? - There's danger.
So then what's to be done?
We split up. But stay in
touch with Tiger bhai.
What next?
Another man came looking for you.
Who? What did he want?
He asked why you'd
shut shop and left.
I hope you are all right?
Who was he?
I didn't ask.
He behaved very strangely.
He walked right into Wasik's room.
Opened all the cupboards, turned
everything upside down.
That thug even stepped
on our food mat!
If he comes back, don't
say you spoke to me.
Are you into...?
- Say nothing!
Bye.
The police came to my house.
You spoke to Tiger?
- They're trying to connect me.
Sir, I'm not getting through.
- No?
Come on.
The guys might've made
it to Pakistan.
- Where?
There's no one left. We don't
We can't get through to Tiger.
My mother's going hysterical.
I can't stay under such stress.
You think too much.
What else can I do? What?
You know the scene in Bombay.
And we've run out of ideas.
Just go to sleep.
- I wonder...
if I should just give myself up.
Have you seen Bashir?
- He went out.
Bashir
Bashir
Uncle, have you seen Bashir?
He went off this morning.
He left a note for you.
I am going to Gorakhpur.
Call Tiger bhai at this new number.
I took some money.
Greetings. - Greetings.
I need a room.
- Name?
Nasir Khan.
- From?
Jaipur. Where can I make
a long distance call?
Across the street.
Tiger bhai, I'm in Delhi.
Outside the Jama Masjid.
As you had told me.
What now, Tiger bhai?
I'll send you some money.
The moment you get it,
leave for Calcutta.
Did anyone...
...ask for me? - No one. For
Nasir Khan or Badshah Khan?
No.
- No calls either?
"It became a garland..."
- Badshah Khan.
What is it? - It is for you?
Tiger bhai has sent it.
I told him I'm staying
here as Nasir Khan.
I'll leave. Good bye.
"I put my life in trouble..."
Lord!
Lord!
Yes.
I'm at the Natraj Hotel.
Outside Howrah Station, bhai.
A man will come for you...
Go with him.
"I thought the war's
colour was golden..."
"I thought the war's
colour was golden..."
"But later I understood it later..."
"I thought the war's
colour was golden..."
"I thought the war's
colour was golden.
But later I understood it later..."
"It was black...
It's been four days and
no one's turned up.
I can't get through
to Tiger bhai.
What am I supposed to do now?
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