Bombay to Goa Page #4

Synopsis: College student Mala has dreams of becoming a Bollywood movie actress; her dreams began materializing into reality when she is approached by Mr. Sharma and his assistant Mr. Verma who promises to take her to the way of stardom. Unfortunately when her parents learn about this they oppose to this and decide to arrange her marriage so that she will be restricted to go above her limits forcing her to approach Sharma for advice who asks her to run-away with huge sums of cash. Greed over comes the duo resulting in Sharma killing Verma; Mala who witness this is on the run for her life; she then board a bus that run between Bombay to Goa without realizing where this journey will end. But her life remains threaten as Sharma has not given up his searches for her.
 
IMDB:
6.9
NOT RATED
Year:
1972
132 min
196 Views


Pick the basket and ask forgiveness.

Forgiveness later. Hen flrst.

l won't give up the hen.

Look there!

- Catch it!

Calling a hen or a girl?

Come...

l'll get it.

The head is in my hand.

Let's go to the bus fast.

Start the bus.

Here's your hen.

Why are you quiet?

Why don't you say something?

It's as if a snake got your tongue.

th great diMculty

l caught this hen...

What is it?

Funny guys! Scared of a snake.

What's a snake? Comes from

here and vanishes there.

Catch it and put it in your pocket

People eat snakes in many nations.

Do you know what vitamins it has?

Why are you yelling?

You are Indians.

They flght storms.

Play with peril.

You guys are scared ofa snake!

Recall that you are Arjun's kids.

Bhima's children.

Son of Bhim Singh! How are you?

Eat the vitamin pill and catch it.

You catch it.

- No way!

Why are you afraid?

This is the snake god.

Won't harm anyone.

Give the driver a kiss.

The conductor?

- No, throw him out.

Thank God.

What is it?

- My honour lies at yourfeet.

Are you a man or animal?

Always scaring us!

The coward keeps yelling.

Where is my hen?

l got you a 500 buck snake

in place of a 5 buck hen.

Yet you're cribbing!

- Sinner! l curse you!

Curse! You'll be a hen

in yourfuture birth!

And l'll chop and eat you!

An astrologer told me

l'd be a dog in my next birth.

Take this and rememberwhat l said.

The job should be done.

We'll follow the bus.

Come as soon as you've killed her.

- The bus is coming!

l'll push.

Don't know what's wrong

with the kids oftoday.

A little scolding and

they do such things!

What do they know what

their parents undergo.

Today the groom's family

is coming to see Mala.

What will we tell them?

Anybody home?

There they are.

- Welcome.

Son-in-law hasn't come?

You are so foolish! First ask

us to sit, eat, then ask questions.

Do you think this is

a hotel or restaurant?

That you enter and orderfortea?

l haven't seen her so far.

But...

- Just a co-incidence.

Herfriend come from London aer

4 years. She's gone there for 2 days.

One coincidence in our home too.

His friend arrived from

America aer 4 years.

He's gone to Nasik for 2 days.

What a co-incidence.

l've brought his photograph

ifyou'd like to see? ll you?

He's ahandsome boy.

- Likefather, like son.

Thinks he's handsome!

They'll make a good pair.

What does this mean?

Control your legs!

My legs look aer me.

How can l control them?

Cut to where?

- Here.

l'm a conductor not barber.

Where do you want to go?

The last stop.

- You too?

l wish to know which is the

destination ofthis unknownjourney

Mister Mixed up, poety later.

l mean give me 8.75.

Here's your .25

Keep it.

- l'm not a hotel boy.

Eat a rice plate at the

next stop with this.

l say, what do you think?

What about me? l consider

evey young girl my child.

The grapes are sour.

Forget that, but

l don't understand...

As the boy entered the bus,

he saw the girl and whistled.

The girl got scared.

The boy sat in front of her.

She got confused.

The girl looked at the boy.

Both spoke through their eyes.

God knows what is going on.

lt's a matter ofyouth.

How did you like the song?

- Hey conductor!

Why are you asking her?

Ask me! This is what l think!

l've fallen down!

Stop the bus! The conductorfell!

Don't wory.

He's fallen many times.

He'll get in on his own.

Stop the bus!

Stop or it will be my interval!

Mother, l mean sister, now on

l'll ask you eveything.

All right, sit down.

When l sit, she makes me stand.

When l stand, she tells me to sit.

Come here.

- l'm the conductor. Talk with respect

My ticket is to Belgaum.

Change it to Goa.

Terriflc, yellow shirt!

How did you change your mind?

lnteresting change?

Mind your business.

And give me a ticket to Goa.

lfnot ticket, will l

pick somebody's pocket?

Dad! Fried dumplings!

Dad! Fried dumplings!

Why are you beating the boy?

He is hungy. No, baby.

l'll give you dumplings.

- Dumplings!

Hold him.

What are you doing?

Tying my child's mouth!

This is the only way

of shutting his mouth.

l won't let you...!

Your son screams and

spoils my image.

Don't hit the child.

The child is mine. Don't touch me.

Don't touch me.

Here's the money.

Are you from the militay?

Strange old rice! What a question!

ln this uniform, if not militay,

does he resemble a laundy?

You toad! Stop

croaking and do yourjob.

Shut up. Your mouth stinks.

Where are you posted?

The place near Kashmir?

- Yes.

l've heard it snows a lot there.

Must be vey cold.

- Have you been there?

l'm not so lucky.

But as a kid l read in books.

Read in childhood ad

feeling cold in old age!

ls there no way to stop war?

Why do you need guns

ifthere are no wars?

Why do you need bullets

ifyou have no guns?

And ifthere are no bullets,

how will men flght and end war?

Both of us are Brahmins.

But our minds difler.

l asked ifwarwill end and

like an ass you began arguing!

What? You called me an ass?

Being a Brahmin,

you have insulted a Brahmin!

You insulted religion!

l won't spare you!

What did the poor man say?

He wanted to flnd ifwar will end.

And you got mad for no reason!

Being a Brahmin,

you talk like a fool!

You called me afool?

You are afool!

A great fool!

-What?

Fool ofAll India

Association of Fools!

Yourfather is afool!

So is your grandfather!

Your entire family is

full offools!

Why are you flghting?

Peace!

Till an outside party

comes and helps decide...

The flght won't end.

Let them die. We'll play.

- Have you got cards?

But how will we play?

l have no money.

Why fear?

We have today's earnings.

This sweet lime.

- l have atomato.

How did the noise stop?

Look! The policeman is

taking a prisoner in.

Take this banana.

l'll keep it.

- Okay.

Look aer your pouch.

Stop near the tent.

l have to get ofl.

Stop the bus nearthe tent.

Bye eveybody.

See you.

Why? There was this huge flght

thanks to you. Don't meet me again.

Fare?

My wallet? l had it

when l boarded the bus!

Not even scared of imprisonment!

The penalty for the is

much lighter than murder.

Have mercy and tell me

how did you pick his pocket?

As he lied his hand to snufl

aer getting into the bus...

l whacked his pocket.

- Woe betide this habit!

Forthe flrst time in life

l got deceived thanks to it.

l give it up!

- Good constable.

l've always heard that

police reform criminals.

But today for the flrst time

l saw a criminal reform a policeman.

You are right, l'll throw this away!

What are you doing?

- Let go! l'll chuck it.

Take the constable carefully

to the police station.

l mean you take him carefully.

Being alert is vey important.

Have you understood?

Did you see that?

Now they are whispering.

l'm watching eveything.

But who is he? He came later.

We have the flrst right.

- Soly.

He's spreading his legs as if

he has bought the entire bus.

You're disturbing his sleep.

He'll make mincemeat out ofyou!

We too have paid the fare.

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Rajendra Krishan

Rajendra Krishan (6 June 1919 – 23 September 1987) also credited as Rajinder Krishan, was an Indian poet, lyricist and screenwriter. more…

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