Chuet sik san tau Page #2

Synopsis: Cat (Shu Qui) works as secretary on a big software company, but she remember her past, stealing precious stones on a high class disco, in company of the martial angels, a half dozen ladies team, all they skilled in martial arts, as well in pistols uses. And making passionate love with Zi Yhang, (Julian Cheung), the male jewels thief that falls in love with Cat. All that fever of love and richness, suddenly returns after years, when Cat receives news from ZiYhang,Her love calls a dramatic SOS, being prisoner of the russian maffia. So Cat calls Octopus, Monkey, Goldfish, and the rest of the old team of the olds times and action starts again. Lets rescue Zi.
 
IMDB:
4.5
Year:
2001
86 min
27 Views


- Oh great!

While your mother's penniless!

- Oh great!

Your uncle's a limp.

- Oh great!

But he dances to Bhangra!

- Oh great!

They call you...

- Oh great!

...a shameless fellow!

- Oh great!

You dance to get attention...

...wearing perfume,

donning a groom's turban.

You dance to get attention...

...wearing perfume, donning

a groom's turban.

You wear rented suit,

hire your boots!

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

You idiot...

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

Oh great!

I was everyone's favourite.

I've been a bachelor for eons!

I'm still single...

...while you've readily mingled!

You've betrayed your friend.

Consider our friendship broken.

May you feel ashamed...

...each time you look at me.

Jeet! Harjeet!

Are you listening, Manjeet?

I'm left high and

dry while he becomes a groom!

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

You idiot...

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

Oh great!

Oh great!

Why repent now?

Let bygones be bygones.

Thank your stars...

...you have me as your friend.

You're a selfish fellow.

But your wife's beautiful.

- Oh great!

I'll stare at her

for hours together.

Teeti! Tony!

Who can alter destiny?

What's the point in

harassing him now?

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

You idiot...

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever made you a groom,

you idiot!

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

Whoever got you married,

you idiot!

'Life threatening attack on Punjabi

Singh from Australia.'

This fool has disgraced our

village and Punjab at large!

Poor fellow had gone to Australia

to earn a few bucks.

But someone slipped drugs

in his bag at the airport.

He got jailed.

Hot blooded that he was,

he had to take revenge.

Killed everybody on being released

and earned the name 'King.'

He gifted a mansion to his family.

Uncle's health has worsened!

Someone fetch a trolley!

Come on, hurry up!

Carefully.

- Hurry up!

Looks like uncle just got the

news of the attack on his son.

He must've had a heart stroke.

He had an asthma attack!

He'll be fine after getting

a shot at the hospital.

Let's call the asthma attack,

a heart attack!

There can't be a better way to

drive Happy out of the village!

He's tormented the entire village!

- That's a good idea.

Why don't you just admit that as

long as Happy's in the village...

...he won't let you marry Prito?

My marriage's already

fixed, my friend!

I'm more concerned about

the villagers.

Lets' send Happy to Australia

to fetch Lucky.

Lucky will never come back.

Happy will have no choice

but to stay put.

But how will we send him?

He's an emotional fellow.

Let's get him emotional.

When we grow up...

Did you read the papers?

It landed Lakhan's dad straight

into the hospital!

Yes! Although it was the

son who was shot...

...the father landed up in the

hospital! He got a heart attack!

That's sad!

What's sad is that Punjab

is earning a bad name.

All the newspapers read,

'Lakhan of Punjab.'

True. The entire state gets

the blame for his bad deeds.

Yes. Chhotu, let's go to

the tube well.

It's very sad, friend.

- What is?

Uncle's in the hospital, counting

his last breaths.

He remembers just two

people in that state.

Lucky and Happy.

Happy and Lucky.

Where are these blokes going after

closing down their shops?

To the hospital, to

see Lucky's father.

He's such a good human being.

Only a fool wouldn't visit uncle.

Absolutely.

Happy. - Yes, uncle. - The entire

village has gone to the hospital.

Why aren't you going?

I am going, have patience!

Hopefully, I won't have

to take you along.

Hold the cow-dung for me.

I'm going to the hospital.

Don't eat it thinking

its chocolate cake.

Brother, if the old man doesn't

howl on seeing him...

...our plan will flop!

- Don't worry.

I've taken care of everything.

I've shown him his son's

photo in the newspaper.

Just watch how he wails now!

He's come!

- Happy!

How's uncle?

- He's in a bad shape.

He won't give up until

he sees his son.

That fool has turned the

entire world against him!

The more we try to forget him,

the more we miss him.

We threw him out of

our lives long ago.

Yet, we miss him.

It's a matter of the heart after all.

He's got a heart attack. His

heart is bound to ache.

Happy, there's no one educated

in our village...

...who can make these old

folks meet their sons...

...and restore the village's honour.

Shame on us!

What did you say? You'll go

to Australia to fetch Lucky?!

It's not easy to be the most

sought after gangster.

Somebody will kill him

in that foreign land.

His old parents won't

even find his corpse.

Forget it! You're talking

like a saint today.

Tomorrow, you'll go back

to your old ways.

Mind your tongue, Rangeela!

I, Happy Singh, promise you...

...that until I don't bring

Lucky back home...

...I won't step into

this village again.

The fish is hooked on to the bait!

Cheer him!

Happy!

- Long live!

Happy!

- Long live!

Happy!

- Long live!

Happy! Happy! Enough!

- Long live!

Stop shouting slogans! Long live!

Happy, how will you go abroad?

You don't even have a passport.

Sir, I take that responsibility.

I have many contacts in

the passport department.

But one needs a lot of

money to go abroad.

I've already sold all my property.

Whenever the village has

faced any problem...

...the villagers collect donations

from the people. - Right.

And then, he's the biggest problem

of the village! - Hey!

I mean, he's about to solve the

village's biggest problem! Yes.

The villagers will arrange

for the money.

But he's never set foot

outside the village!

How will he go abroad?

Sir, why not send another

villager along with him?

Yes, that'll be fine.

- Yes.

Who's the most idle person

in the village?

Most idle...

Rangeela!

He knows English too!

I... I know... no English! I won't go!

What about your wedding now?

C'mon! Go, Rangeela.

What are you talking about?

- I'm not going!

Don't be so melodramatic.

You're not going forever!

They are gone! Why worry now?

Sing and dance along!

Dance to the beat of Bhangra!

Celebrate the end of nuisance!

'Welcome to Delhi airport.'

Stop fooling around!

Ma'am, where's gate number 2?

We're not strolling in the fields.

We're going abroad.

Walk straight.

Don't look at the ceiling and walk.

Sir, watch out!

Where's my passport?

You stupid!

You're stupid, your father's stupid...

...and moreover, your sister's stupid!

I just want to go to

my beloved's house.

I just want to go to

my beloved's house.

Sir, you're boarding the wrong flight.

You're supposed to go

through gate number 7.

Your staff directed

us to gate number 2.

And now you say gate number 7!

Sir, leave or you'll miss the flight.

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