Delhi Safari Page #4

Synopsis: Delhi Safari is the story of a journey undertaken by a cub leopard, his mother, a monkey, a bear and a parrot when the forest they live in is on the verge of destruction. A man is on the run to destroy the forest in order to erect a balcony. These five animals plan to go to Delhi and ask the parliament some very simple yet pertinent questions - why has man become the most dangerous animal? Doesn't man understand that if the forests and the animals don't exist, man will cease to exist?
Director(s): Nikkhil Advani
Production: Applied Art Productions
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IMDB:
5.7
Metacritic:
37
Rotten Tomatoes:
15%
PG
Year:
2012
96 min
Website
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Just tell us the way ahead.

It's too late now.

Spend the night here.

In the morning we

will tell you the way..

..and spread this news to the

rest of the birds and animals.

But remember one thing.

The area beyond that

black banyan tree..

..belongs to Kaaliya.

Don't even wander that way.

'The area beyond that

black banyan tree..'

'..belongs to Kaaliya.'

Thank God, papa, you're here.

Speak slowly, son. Everyone's tired.

But I want to wake them up.

I want to tell them that you're there.

Nobody believes me, papa.

I will call them right now.

Yuvi. Son, there's no point.

They won't be able to see me.

But, papa..

But why is that, papa?

Why can't they see you?

Because they think I am far away.

Only you know how close I am to you.

But why can't mother see you?

Of course she will.

But when the time comes. Okay.

I am just here to tell you..

..that you've to stay alert

for the mission you are on.

Because problems don't

always come from outside.

Sometimes our own kin create problems.

Now Kaaliya will kill you

and no one will doubt me.

Papa.

Bajrangi, uncle.

What are you doing here?

What are you doing here?

Where am l?

- Bajrangi, uncle.

What's going on?

Why is Alex..

This is Kaaliya's area.

Oh my, God. We'll have to

get out of here quickly.

Come on, Bajrangi uncle. Quickly.

You're a little late.

It's useless now.

Who are you?

I am the uncrowned king of this area.

Kaaliya! Kaaliya!

Kaaliya! Kaaliya! Kaaliya!

Bhairav!

- Yes, boss.

What's on menu today?

Boss. Parrot kebabs.

Lion-curry.

- Is it?

And roasted Monkey.

My mouth's watering.

My mouth's watering.

Look, Kaaliya. Don't think I am alone.

On my signal..

On my signal..

Brother, don't speak.

I don't see the rascals..

Tandoor nights.

Tandoor nights.

Tandoor nights.

- Kaaliya uncle..

..we mistakenly

wandered in these parts.

Please let us go.

Fine. Fine.

You can leave if you want.

But first you've to fight us.

Defeat us.

And then you can leave.

Very simple.

But how will you fight us.

I've fangs.

I've claws.

I've courage.

I've an army.

What do you have?

What do you have?

What do you have?

I have my mother.

Mother!

Mother! Mother!

Save me.

I am going to die.

I am going to die.

Please, please.

It was a mistake..

It was a mistake..

I will teach you a lesson..

Kaaliya. Why are you running now?

Rascal. Wanted to turn

me into a roasted monkey.

Thank God you're safe.

If anything had happened to you..

..then I could've

never faced the Sultan.

Forgive me.

And your highness..

- Bagga.

Ask him to leave right now.

I don't need his apology or him.

The savior is greater than destroyer.

But you will never understand this.

Alex is much better than you.

He's going to Delhi as our voice.

As long as he's with us..

..our voice will

certainly reach Delhi.

Our voice will never

reach Delhi, mother.

Alex has lost his voice.

And I think he can never speak again.

What have you done, Bajrangi uncle?

What have you done?

It's a serious matter.

It's serious.

Alex has become completely dumb.

No, no, he's just lost his voice.

One and the same thing, Kalpesh.

By the way, this often

happens in our stage-shows.

Remember, Rasik in our

stage show in Chicago.

Dear, you're just..

That was Glasgow and not Chicago.

Whatever, but he did lose his voice,

didn't he, flamingo?

Yes, but it did come back as well.

Do you want to argue

or find a solution?

Solution. They want it.

Do you have a cure for it?

Tell them. Tell them the cure.

Yes. Here's what you do.

Give Alex guava, ginger and basil..

Don't give them the solution..

..give them the whereabouts to

the 'Jari-buti Baba' (physician).

'Jari-buti Baba'.

On the path leading to Marwar..

..there's a huge river.

And his cave is on

the shores of this river.

It's so peaceful here.

I feel the peace here will

be broken by Alex's voice.

Just watch. As soon as

we meet the physician..

..Alex will start blabbering again.

Guru.

Sir.

Baba darling.

Baba.

Is that the Baba?

Oops. No parking.

I will take a look.

- No, no, no.

He'll die sooner if you do that.

I will take a look.

Guru. Guru.

There's no bell here.

I think I'll have to enter directly.

Hail Lord Hanuman.

Who is it?

Who is calling me

from his inner voice?

Baba darling is here

that mean that's..

Baj. Do you need a torch?

I swear. Even Mumbai

isn't that polluted.

Baba, this is Alex.

He lost his voice last night.

Alex, open your mouth.

He...he..

- Will die?

He...he..

- Cream candy?

He's got no ordinary disease.

It's a royal sickness.

But what's wrong with him.

T...T..

- Tumor.

TB.

- T...T..

Tension. Hyper tension.

Stress.

High BP.

His cure M... M..

- Machine gun.

Cream candy..

Is going to be hard work.

First we need to C...C..

- Cut throat.

Slap him.

Apply sandal and

jasmine paste on his neck.

Get fresh yellow rose

jam and mix it with mud.

And then feed him that jam everyday..

..with fresh, red, guavas.

But who...who...will do this job.

Leave that to me.

Where is it?

Medicine.

Medicine.

Let me rub these two together.

Medicine.

Medicine.

Looking hot, chimpo.

Quiet.

Stubborn parrot.

So many thorns.

What did he say?

Yes.

This one.

Yellow.

Red. Red. Red.

Yellow. Red.

Red.

Here you go.

Is that fine?

No.

Let's see.

Here you go.

Is that fine?

No.

No way. I won't go that far.

That's not possible.

What are you doing?

Got it.

Here you go.

No.

No.

No. Hail Lord Hanuman.

Pump up the jam.

Pump up the jam.

Pump up the jam.

Who was laughing?

- Who was laughing?

Get something to eat.

You'll get sick trying to cure him.

I won't drink a drop of water.

I swear in everyone's presence..

..until Alex doesn't

regain his voice..

..I will look after him.

He can't be our boss.

We can get beheaded

but never bow down!

Yes, that was our boss.

But today seeing

your head bowed down..

..it seems like..

Seems like..

We should take a headache pill, right.

He can't be...our boss!

- And you can't be my henchmen either.

I see. - Where were you

two when I kept signaling..

..and Kaaliya was

smiling at me with his fangs?

Where were you two when

I was wandering around..

..for Alex's cure?

Shame on you.

Eklavya cut his thumb for his Guru.

And you two...

are pointing fingers at me.

Shame on you two.

I don't need you.

Get out of my sight.

Get lost.

Did they really leave?

Who the hell is it? Coming. Coming.

Bagga uncle,

Alex will get back his voice before..

..we reach Delhi, right?

Don't know about that.

But if this continues..

..Bajrangi will lose

his voice for good.

He has been Alex's

bell boy since three days.

Have you seen the movie Bal Hanuman?

So many demons attack the poor

little Hanuman's back at once.

But Lord Hanuman,

without losing his courage and might..

..kept forging on

chanting Lord Rama's name.

The number of times he was faced

with troubles he uttered...

Wow, what a chick!

Wow, what a chick!

What nonsense!

No. Before that.

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Nikkhil Advani

Nikkhil Advani (born 28 April 1971) is an Indian film producer, director and screenwriter. He is one of the co-founders of Emmay Entertainment, a motion picture production company. Nikkhil has worked with famed ecologist Bittu Sehgal and he serves on the advisory board of Save The Tiger’s cause. more…

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