Dayavan Page #7

Come.

What's the matter? | You haven't saluted me today?

What's the matter? | Why don't you speak?

- Has anyone troubled you? | - No.

Then what's bothering you?

Mr. Choksi, Mr. Hamid Lala and | Mr. Koli are here.

At this hour? Why didn't | you inform me earlier?

Greetings. | When did you all come?

Mr. Superintendent. Why're | you standing like this?

Mr. Superintendent.

Mr. Lala?

We're all helpless | before the Almighty.

Nothing is | within our control.

He's right.

Remember that life and death is | in the hands of God.

I don't understand. Is any | of our men in trouble?

Have courage.

Friend. My son is | as good as your son.

Yes. Your son is my son.

- Have patience. | - Have patience what?

Has anything | happened to Surya?

Has anything | happened to Surya?

Where's Surya?

No. Please don't see.

Don't you touch me.

I hate you and your world.

I'm leaving. | I'm leaving you forever.

No, please don't do it.

My mother lost her life | because of you.

And now, I lost my brother.

Your injustices, which according | to you, were rightful...

...led to my mother's death.

The laws which were | conceived by you...

...caused the termination | of my brother's life.

If I stay here any longer, | I'll die out of suffocation.

Daughter, why do you...

The desire to be addressed | as your daughter exists no more.

Our relationship has | come to an end.

- No, daughter. | - I'm not your daughter.

I'm nobody's daughter.

I've no father. | I've no home.

I'll go wherever I can.

Don't try and stop me. | Don't try to search for me.

Neither will I try to find out | whether you are alive or dead.

- No. Don't you speak like this. | - Leave me.

For God's sake, | Leave me.

Daughter.

The drops of blood show you the trail... | 02291315,02291825,... when a hurt persc is on the run.

Your own blood has | turned into your enemy...

...and now is proving to be | the cause of your worries.

Life has become so tedious.

Who has deprived you...

...of your purpose in life?

What a tragedy, friend.

If you wouldn't have | asked me to go into hiding...

...I would have sacrificed | my life for the sake of Surya.

No, Shankar. No...

It has been 5 years now.

Let me trace Sarita.

No. Don't search for her.

She's my daughter.

She knows how to survive | in this world.

The police is demanding to | stop the prayers.

Who's the police to | stop the prayers?

We didn't take permission | for the loudspeakers...

That's why they are objecting.

We've been conducting | prayers since 30 years...

...without taking | any permission.

If it's a new inspector...

Tell him on my behalf to | participate in the prayers.

It'll do him good.

They say that the new AOP | is very strict.

A new AOP?

It's all a farce. | It's all a front.

- Seize all these ambulances. | - Dayavan is a reputed person.

- What if he creates trouble? | - Follow my orders.

Don't be so ruthless.

These ambulances are | meant for the poor.

How dare you confront me?

Sir. | You'd better deal with me.

The ambulances that you mean to | seize is meant for the poor.

We work for the welfare | of the society.

I know very well all the illegal | activities carried out...

...by Dayavan under the | guise of social work.

Watch your tongue, sir.

All of you tell me that Shankar | has been handcuffed and arrested?

What were you all doing then? | Watching it happening?

Since the past 30 years, nobody | dared to lay his hands on him.

I ensured that | nobody harmed him.

What does the Commissionar | want? What does he desire?

I don't know.

Didn't you ask him? Was your | mouth stuffed with sweets?

And so you couldn't | ask him about it?

That AOP starts hammering | anybody he can lay his hands on~

Hammers you.

You have become too old.

What about you? You're | young enough.

- Didn't you ask him? | - He bashes people who make enquires.

He bashes you, and | you get scared.

The man in uniform tells you | something, and you shiver.

You're very brave, indeed.

Look at me.

I've taken so many beatings | from the police.

But I was never scared.

See. Touch me and feel it.

Had I been like you, | I would have been dead by now.

Where is his house?

- I don't know. | - You don't know...

...or you're scared | to tell me.

Where is it?

Where is his house?

Why don't you speak up?

I know.

Yes, I know.

Call the officer. | At once.

Father.

The filth that smeared my body | since my birth..

I had no other option to | cleanse me of that filth.

So I married a police officer.

The filth will remain | with me all my life.

But there's one relief.

At least, my progeny'll be | spared of the filth.

Does your husband know | about your identity?

No. He believes that | I'm an orphan.

I too consider myself | to be an orphan.

Mother.

Is he your son?

He's my grandchild.

I don't want him to know | that he's related to you.

Stop, father.

Please go.

I'm here.

See this.

The fruits of my ceaseless | efforts for 2 years.

The arrest warrant of Dayavan | under the National Security Act.

Where's Dayavan?

- Where's Dayavan? | - We don't know.

You don't know. | Where've you hidden him?

- We've told you, he's not here. | - Tell me where you've hidden him?

We've searched the entire place. | He's not here.

You informed him, didn't you?

- Tell me the truth. | - Yes.

- Where is he? | - I won't tell you.

Tell me where Dayavan is. | Where've you hidden him?

Tell me where Dayavan is. | Where is he?

Move aside. Make way for me.

So you haven't managed to | arrest Shakti Dayavan yet?

I've been trying my best.

But what can I do? The public | is supporting him wholeheartedly.

People are not willing to disclose | his hideout despite beatings.

People are willing to sacrifice | their lives for him.

It could also be possible that | besides the people...

...some responsible people | could be helping him?

- I don't understand. | - It's possible that...

Some police officer might be | informing him in advance...

...about the places that you | would be searching him in?

Who can it be?

Do you know that Shakti Dayavan | has two children?

Both are dead. | Perhaps, in some accident.

Only his son had died in the | accident. Not his daughter.

I have been told that his daughter | has married a police officer.

And this is her photograph.

All this for my sake?

For me alone? | Why?

For my freedom?

All my own people | paid a heavy price~

If you weep so inconsolably, | how can we contain our grief?

This is not right. | It's not right.

- You telephone the Commissioner. | - But...

Do as I say.

There goes the pigeon.

Father.

It's you father, aren't you?

I'm Shakti speaking.

What's the matter? | I hope your health is fine.

Connect me to | the Commissioner.

He's not at home, father.

The Commissioner is | searching for me.

Tell him that...

I'll be performing | religious rites of your mother.

Ask him to come there | and arrest me.

No. I won't tell him.

Tell him as I say.

Do you realise what'll happen | if you're arrested?

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