Crossroad
- Year:
- 2017
- 168 min
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'One night's wage'
The person who was with me..
He left early in the morning.
Didn't he tell you?
Hey! The balance payment
is yet to be made.
It was paid in advance
last night, rig ht?
Only Rs.300 was paid since
there was no change.
Did you forget that?
Loo k!
Rs.650 is pending, including
Yes!
You can't leave without paying.
You money would also be missing!
This is just 500 Rupees.
- Is it?
When you pick a customer,
be careful at least from now on.
Here you go.
My dear..
Aren't you able to sleep?
Sister, buy some jasmine flowers.
Sister!
Jasmine flowers!
Sister, don't you want jasmine flowers?
-Yes.
Just half of it.
- Seema dear..
You won't get men just by
wearing flowers on your hair.
For that, you have to
be a little modern.
Did you see this?
If I dial this, big shots
would come flying.
Shall I call him?
Hello!
You buy the stuff.
Where are you?
Shall we go?
Are they also coming?
Yes.
That won't be possible.
Ticket!
Ticket!
Hey!
Stop!
Hey!
Here, sir.
It has the phone
number and address.
Who will inform?
I will inform.
Don't say that both
of them are dead.
Brother,
Can I make a call?
Of course!
- Hello!
-Who is it?
Can you pass the phone
to someone elder, dear?
- There's no one here.
-I am alone.
- Papa and Mumma have
gone to the supermarket.
What is your name, dear?
. BhaQYa-
Nice name.
-Who are you, aunty?
- Why have you called?
My name is Seema.
lam your mother's friend.
When I met her at
the supermarket,
I said that I wanted
to talk to you, dear.
- That's a lie.
- Papa had called
me just now.
- He told me that they bought
Maggi & Good Day biscuits for me.
What else did he say?
- When I said that I am angry
and asked them to come fast,
- he hung up the call quickly.
And?
-After that, Papa didn't call.
The calls would cost a lot of money.
That's why he didn't call.
Are you hungry, dear?
- Ya.
- I'm starving, aunty!
How much?
It's okay.
You keep it, dear.
Oh no! Are you leaving?
I will also come.
Later.
Did you recognize me?
Seema aunty, rig ht?
Why are you sitting inside this?
I want to give Mummy a surprise.
ls it?
- Ya.
Come!
Mummy sent me here.
To give you company.
Okay.
Why aren't they here yet?
See what all Mummy has sent for you.
Loo k!
Do you know how to make noodles, aunty?
- Of course!
2 minutes!
Will you make it by the
time I count to 60 twice?
Hey!
You want more?
oh!
Are you feeling
sleepy, Bhagya dear?
Ya.
Go to sleep, dear.
-You also come, aunty.
Com e, aunty.
Mom!
What is it, dear?
'Standing guard'
Devi,
I had a doubt initially
if it was you.
You have changed a lot.
Hey!
It's me, Sandhya!
Why are you looking
at me like that?
I got transferred here.
Do you live here?
-Yes.
Where?
Chitra Garden.
My office is really
close to that.
lam in a little hurry.
Shall I leave?
Good morning Sir.
- Morning!
Oh! Devi?
This is the painter Devi
I was talking about.
- Namaste, Sir.
- Namaste.
Excellent lines!
Creative!
Bold & sharp!
Loo k!
Did you learn this academically, Devi?
- No.
I learned it by heart
during child hood.
Okay. Good.
Prabha!
Give 3000 Rupees to Devi.
We'll settle the accounts later.
Thank you sir.
-You're welcome.
Okay sir.
- Okay then.
(Reading a Hindi poem)
'Apna desh saware hum'
Aao romp nikhan.
nikhaaro hum'
Do you know whose poem this is?
- No.
There was a great poet,
Sri Krishna Saral.
This is his poem.
'Apna desh saware hum'
Let us reform our country.
aao roop nikhaare hum'
Let us make this holy land
of ours shine brighten
We are the sculptors of a new era.
- Dear,
Grandma?
Please sit, grandma.
My grandson has gone
to his mother's house.
That's why I brought the milk.
If he doesn't get this, won't
he be upset with grandma?
Will you study well and become a
great soldier like your father?
Yes!
Smart boy!
Continue studying, son.
How is your husband?
Where is he now?
He is in Assam.
I always ask this
wheneverl see you.
But I forget it immediately.
It it time for him to come?
He said that he will come
by the end of this year.
Doesn't he call you?
-Yes.
Chechi!
(sister)
The meter here is
precise, Chechi.
However much your usage is, the
bill won't be above 500 Rupees.
Where is your son, Chechi?
He has gone to school.
Here's the previous
month's bill.
Do you know?
Very few people pay the electricity
bill at the counter these days.
It's all online now!
And if you call your husband...
Hold this.
he can pay this bill
sitting there in the army.
I Will tell him.
Oh no!
I will pay your bill, Chechi.
It's my pleasure, Chechi.
And,
this month's bill is 440 Rupees.
So go & bring the
money.
Come here, mom!
Come!
Come, mom!
Come here, mom!
Okay.
Mom, you lost!
Yaay!
True.
You won this game.
But.
An actual war doesn't get
over even if the king loses.
The battle goes on until
the last soldier is dead.
Haven't you heard the story
of the Queen of Jhansi?
No.
army against the British.
We should fight.
m
E:
Okay.
Here. Drink this milk.
No, mom!
Drink it, son.
Little by little.
Enough.
- Okay.
Here's your bag.
I've kept everything.
Okay.
Bye.
- Bye.
Good morning, Chechi.
What is it, Sabu?
These are some vegetables
I grew myself.
people whom I like, right?
After sending your
son to school,
I know that you will be
bored sitting here alone.
What say?
What I said is correct, right?
Don't give me those scary looks.
Even though I call you
Chechi (elder sister),
I know that you are
younger to me, Chechi.
Devi,
I can call you that, right?
Right, Chechi?
If you change this saree,
and wear a Churidar, you will
look like a college girl.
That's all your age is, right?
What do you want, Sabu?
That's a deadly question, Chechi.
I have a lot of
work to do, Sabu.
Sandhya madam, who joined our office
recently, told me everything.
He is smiling without
knowing anything!
Devi,
why don't you buy a big garland
and put it on that photo?
Anyway, you are awesome.
You didn't let any one know even
though 3 years have passed.
Don't worry.
I won't tell anyone.
Don't you have desires as well?
No one will know.
Get up!
Well".
But nothing happened here, right?
Get out!
But Chechi..
Get out, I say!
My heart was shattered
when I heard it.
Fate! What else can we say!
Where is your actual house?
- Give me the balance amount.
She's quite something!
She kept it hidden
for so long, right?
Coming from a different town,
with an innocent child;
how are you living with
a smile on your face?
You wouldn't have wanted
to let anyone know.
Poor thing. You're
burning inside.
Dear,
you don't need this, dear.
I need it, grandma.
Let it be there.
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