Crook: It's Good to Be Bad Page #7

Synopsis: When Sub-Inspector Joseph Pinto finds that his foster son, Jai Dixit, sired by a deceased, re-formed gangster, has taken to crime, he arranges for his re-location to Melbourne, and has his name changed to Suraj Bhardwaj. Jai does re-locate there, and gets hired as a taxi-driver. He gets attracted to Suhani, much to the of her brother, Samarth, who wants her to marry Gurdaspur-based Romi Latti, who is also in Melbourne on a university scholarship. With mounting racially-motivated attacks and profiling ('Curry Boy', 'Indian Curry') against Indian students, Samarth actively protests - but Jai refrains from doing so - even after Romi is badly beaten by Caucasian youth. The protest results in violence, and Samarth is arrested. On the day of his discharge, Jai is told by a stripper, Nicole, that plans are afoot to kill Samarth, and he decides to intervene. He does succeed and even accompanies Suhani to the Police Station to identify her brother's attackers. It is here that the police will fi
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Mohit Suri
Production: Bollywood Films
 
IMDB:
5.0
NOT RATED
Year:
2010
121 min
57 Views


I know things.

I mean I went there for a bit but...

How do you know that?

Someone told me.

May I ask who?

Same people who attacked

that guy on the highway.

Same people who would have had you

fixed if you had helped her brother.

They're going to get Samarth

when he comes out of prison.

But don't worry,

they won't harm you now.

You're with me.

Get ready. His car is

in the subway car park.

And you're friend is checking out.

I owe you one, boss.

Get off me. Get off me.

Get off me.

Get off me.

Get off me. Get off me.

Let's go.

Oh no.

'See no evil, hear no evil, man.'

I need some help here.

Come on!

- Yes, sir.

Quick. Quick.

- Hurry up.

Will he be okay?

Take him to the doctor.

- Will he be okay?

Will he be okay?

- Yes, yes, sir.

He's going to be okay. We're

going to take care of him.

I'm just going there

to see if he's okay.

I'm just... I'm just going...

- He's going to be okay.

Okay. Alright. Alright.

- Alright?

'Violent attacks on Indians

in Sidney and Melbourne... '

'... are becoming a serious

diplomatic issue for Australia.'

'The Indian

government is demanding...

'... the authorities here to

make a move to stop the attacks.'

'There's been relentless coverage

of the story by the Indian media.'

'They are calling the

attacks to be racist in nature.'

That's our guy.

Can you run that again?

Zoom in.

There's our witness. Get me

details on him. Call them in.

Hands up. Hands up. Hands up.

Russ.

- You are under arrest.

Come on, head down.

Who did you tell? Nicole, answer me.

One of your curry munching

friends lands up on my turf.

Mel gets arrested. Who's this guy?

Are you sleeping with him?

You did, didn't you? You...

Jesus.

Oh no.

Comas generally last a

few days to a few weeks.

I mean your brother could

come out of the coma tomorrow...

...or it could take 20 years.

Even after recovering

he may face physical...

...intellectual and psychological

difficulties that...

...need special attention.

We have a special unit which looks

after patients suffering from comas.

Go up to the fourth floor I've

spoken to Dr. Philip.

He'll help you out.

I'll go get the reports.

Suhani, are you okay?

- I'm fine.

Where are you going?

I need to get those reports.

I'll come with you.

- No need I'll get them.

I'll come.

Suhani, he will be fine

I'm sorry.

- Sorry for what?

That day at the

protest when the police...

...were taking brother away

I just wanted you to come.

Everything would've been fine.

I couldn't understand your problem,

the limitations you have.

And today when he was...

you could have left him

alone if you wanted to.

You took him to the hospital

in spite of him insulting you.

Samarth was right that if we

don't help each other then who will.

I'm going to the police

station in the evening...

...to file a report on the attack.

Will you come as a witness, please?

No.

Suhani, I'll just come

back in two minutes.

I forgot my cell phone. Two minutes.

Okay.

You're a good liar.

You should carry on.

I just came here to tell you that

my brother has people everywhere.

I wouldn't testify if I was you.

They're watching you, Suraj.

I understand that you saved him.

Even that you took

him to the hospital...

...but what is the need to

go to the police station?

I'm telling you,

this isn't our battle.

You're PR will become a

dream if something goes wrong.

That's a fact.

All right, let's do this.

He's in the next cabin.

Suraj. Suraj?

Officer Glen, hi. I'm Suhani.

Samarth Singh's sister.

I spoke to you earlier.

- Have a seat.

Tell me.

This is Suraj Bhardwaj and

he's here to testify as a witness.

What are you doing?

They're here now.

Keep them there. I want

to fix her brother first.

Get it done soon. I

can't hold them much longer.

I've lined up some suspects. All

you got to do is pick them out...

Okay? Excuse me. Yes?

Sir, can you come

in here now please?

There's something I

would like to show you.

I'll be right there. Just a minute.

What happened?

Something's fishy.

How did the people

who attacked Samarth...

...know the time he

left the police station?

Hello? - Suhani,

what the hell is going on?

These guys are asking me

to leave the hospital.

Something's wrong here.

I'm going nowhere. I'm

going nowhere. - Romi.

Sir, I think you

should check this out.

It seems your witness has a

criminal record back home in India.

Where did you find this?

I have some contacts

with the police in Mumbai.

I asked them for his record and

this is what they came up with.

Alright.

They've escaped! Raise

the alarm! Raise the alarm!

Check the fire escape!

Suspects are Indian male and female.

Where the heck is this guy?

You're in this state

because of me, brother.

But I feel more helpless.

We're constantly on the run.

Even after being fully

functional I feel so helpless.

But now I won't stay silent.

I'll stand up for you.

I'll fight for you.

"In you I find the need to live."

"I ask you to find the way for me."

"In you I find the need to live."

"I ask you to find the way for me."

"I constantly get your support."

"I live in your arms."

"Where can I go now without you?"

"I constantly get your support."

"I live in your arms."

"Where can I go now without you?"

'We've just got news that... '

'... a stranger has killed

a couple of mixed race... '

'... who were getting married."

'According to the police,

we've got confirmed information... '

'... about murders of

three such married couples.'

"You gave me light in the dark."

"Every breath of mine

is in sync with you."

"I started feeling my

destiny in your hands."

"The ambience has blossomed."

"All the sadness has gone."

"Where can I go now without you?"

"I constantly get your support."

"I live in your arms."

"Where can I go now without you?"

'Barely had the city recovered... '

'... from the horror of

this serial killer... '

'... butchering couples who had

married outside their community... '

'... when the news of the strip

club being torched hit the nation.'

'Twenty five men and women

have died in the fire so far.'

"And about 50 are

seriously injured.'

'Police have found clues to

last night's explosion at Dukes... '

'... a popular strip club

in suburban Melbourne... '

'... leading to Suraj

Bhardwaj a man of Indian origin.'

'Police are yet to reveal

more details of the accused.'

'Here's an account from

the employee of the club.'

'This Suraj used to come here

often with lots of Indians.'

'They used sick photos as well.'

'Have you ever met him? '

'No. No.'

'I didn't really know him.'

'As the attacks on

Indians has increased... '

'... they authorities are

showing great concern... '

'... that the situation

may get out of hand.'

'A red alert has been sounded

through the city of Melbourne.'

What are you doing, Suraj?

Don't... don't let this affect you.

They will pay for whatever they

are doing and saying in the news.

They won't have to pay for

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