Dayavan

Synopsis: This is the story of two childhood buddies who grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in a shanty town. One of them (Vinod Khanna) becomes a sort of 'godfather' for the locals. One day he is taken to a brothel by his friend (Feroz Khan), where he meets a young prostitute (Madhuri Dixit). He is impressed by her ambition to educate herself and she is impressed by his honorable nature. They fall in love and get married the next day. However, their happiness is short-lived, as the gangster lifestyle begins to take its toll.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Year:
1988
173 min
233 Views


Thousands of people | are born every day...

...and thousands die too.

Some of them | create history...

...while some die | without any recognition.

At times, there are people...

...who make themselves immortal | not in history...

...but in the hearts | of people.

There was one such man. | His name was... Dayavan.

Stop.

Why are you hitting him?

Sir, this boy is the son of the | murderer who is absconding.

He knows his father's whereabouts | but he refuses to disclose it.

Aren't you ashamed of beating | such a small kid?

Do not be scared, son. I won't | let your father be harmed.

Tell him to go and inform his | father that he will be spared.

Sir, the real murderer is the | village head, an influential man.

We cannot take any action against | him. And if we don't even...

...nail this boy's father, | how'll we answer our superiors?

We need not | lose sleep over it.

- Father. | - Son.

See how easily we nailed him~ Our | superiors won't question us now.

We'll report that he was | killed in a police encounter.

The son has himself closed the | chapter of his father's life.

Hey, look~ Our breakfast | has been taken care of.

Let's snatch it | from him~

Boss. See what's dangling | on his neck?

It appears to be | made of pure gold

You swine. So many of you're | hitting out at one chap?

Beware. Here I come.

Leave him, you jerk. | Get lost

How dare you | victimise a lone boy?

Show me your | guts, if you can

The creeps are running | for their lives now

Did they rob you | of your food?

I'm Shankar Waghmare. | What's your name?

I don't understand Hindi.

You don't understand Hindi? | So you're a South Indian

I can understand your | Madrasi language a little bit

Tell me your name

Yes, I understand a bit of your | mother tongue. What's your name?

So your name is Shakti.

How strange of you~ They ask for | it, and you give it to them.

You are like a Dayavan, | like a generous man.

Why were you quarelling then?

For this? Is it | made of gold?

It's made of brass. It's more | precious than one made of gold~

How can brass be more expensive | than gold? Are you new in Bombay?

You did not fail | in your exams.

Then did you have a | showdown with your parents?

You don't have a mother, a father, | or a house? That's interesting.

You're a street dweller too, | just like me.

Why have you come | to this metropolis?

You killed a policeman~

In that case, you are | much smarter than I am.

Please come, father.

Yes, daughter.

- Greetings. | - Greetings.

This is Shakti. | He is an orphan...

and a homeless like me.

The police killed his father | in a false encounter.

And he killed the policeman | in retaliation.

Even his food has been | snatched away by ruffians.

Come and sit here, son.

Eat whatever there is.

Won't you offer me | something to eat?

As it is, you always | feel free.

Give him some foodstuff.

Please take it, brother.

Why do you feel shy? | Feel free to eat what you like.

You're gobbling food like mad. | Why don't you feed him too?

- Am I meant to do every thing? | - I'll feed him myself.

Eat, brother. Please eat.

Eat it, son. | Go ahead.

Brothers. | Oome over here.

He's wants to know...

You visit the mosque daily, | read prayers 5 times a day..

.. you are so religious-minded. | And yet indulge in such activity.

Is it advisable? | He wants to know~

If your work leads to some good | for the people around you...

...I don't consider such an | activity as undesirable.

Do you understand?

What delayed you | for so long?

- Where's Shankar? | - How careless he is.

He hasn't turned up, | on this auspicious occasion too.

You know that he's happy-go-lucky. | He will come by evening.

Keep this.

Your brother is | very poor.

The Almighty will | give you lot of wealth.

I know, he'll give me.

The Almighty pays heed | to your prayers.

One day, I will give you | not 5 rupees, but 50.000.

I'll have you married | with great fanfare.

He has been sent | his weekly bribe.

What brings him here now?

He must have come looking for Tara. | The swine been eyeing her...

for quite some time now.

Come and buy my | cheap stuff.

Why are you selling | this petty stuff?

Which stuff?

You act so innocent, | you b*tch.

How long can you manage | without a husband?

How many times have I told you | to come to me in the nights?

Don't you know that I can take | you away forcibly, if I so desire?

A young, ravishing widow | like you...

Sir, I believe your mother too | had been widowed in her youth.

Shut up, you swine.

I'll pluck off | your tongue.

I'll have your | business terminated.

Do you own this place?

What are you staring at?

Destroy their shops | and hutments.

Tear down this settlement at once. | Oome over, quick.

Crush down each of them.

You bastard. You swine.

You evil man. | You trouble us poor people.

May you go to hell.

These swine are proving to | be too tough.

Hit out at them | with the water-pipes.

You rush off | from here.

Speak out clearly. | Don't speak within.

Don't speak all | to yourself, you dog.

You won't speak up, | you swine.

Throw him out.

Swine. Get up.

Now you will speak out, | instead of speaking within.

Speak out with your mouth. | The bastard speaks with his eyes.

You are furious at me, | aren't you?

Aren't you furious?

Would you like to hit me?

Would you? | Hit me. Come on.

Why don't you | hit me, you bastard.

The day I hit you...

...you'll be dead and gone.

You'll hit me, and | I'll be dead.

He has been battered so severely, | yet his haughtiness is intact.

Even after so much of thrashing, | you refuse to mend your ways.

Let's go. | Get out of my way.

They have injured you | so badly.

Allah is watching every thing.

Have patience.

The Almighty doesn't | pardon evil people.

He punishes evil people | for every drop of blood.

Blood is oozing.

Do you know the | joy of blood?

It tastes like salt.

Sister.

Shakti is losing blood.

Blood.

Brother.

Is this wound the curse | of our poverty or a reward?

Tell me. Please tell me.

See what I have | fetched for you?

I don't want any bangles? | - Why are you so annoyed?

You were missing for 8 days. You | didn't even come on the rakhi day.

I had landed into trouble | with the cops on that day.

What was your offence?

My life itself is | an offence, you know.

Scarcity of cash forced me | to go to gamble with cards.

The club owner hadn't paid | the cops the usual bribe.

So the cops put everyone | behind bars for a week.

It has become | a routine with me.

By the way, how's Shakti?

Shakti faced a rough time | on the rakhi day.

You too weren't present. | Shakti was left all by himself.

Nobody came to his rescue.

- That Inspector Ratan Singh... | - What did that inspector do?

What's happened? | The inspector hit you?

It's my bad luck | that hit me~

It's not a matter of good | or bad luck. That inspector...

I'm not bothered.

Getting bashed up | improves the built.

See this. You see?

Really. You really | have an iron physique~

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