Dil Bole Hadippa! Page #6

Synopsis: Veera (Rani Mukerji) is a fire-cracker of a girl who lives in a small village but dreams in 70mm. She works in a local theatre group but dreams of playing cricket in the big league. Yes, believe it or not, she wants to play with Tendulkar and Dhoni for India. While Veera dreams on in India, Rohan (Shahid Kapoor) is an accomplished captain of a county cricket team in England. Rohan returns to India to captain his fathers cricket team which has been losing consecutively for the last 8 years. In a village where girls don't play cricket, Veera has to put on a turban and beard and become a man to fulfill her dreams. Her brilliance on the field earns her a place in Rohans team and Veera Kaur becomes Veer Pratap Singh. And then begins a roller-coaster journey of Veera, Rohan and Veer filled with colour, vibrant music, romance and comedy through Punjab and beyond. This tale of turbans, twists and tricks will make your heart go Hadippa.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Sport
Director(s): Anurag Singh
Production: Yash Raj Films
 
IMDB:
4.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
67%
NOT RATED
Year:
2009
148 min
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The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

Come on, go for it

Come on, go for it

Come on, go for it my friend

You're the apple of my eye

As the crops dance, and

the good times roll on

l'll rob the heavens if you want

Come on, go for it

Come on, go for it

Play on, drummer!

Watch the wannabe

foreigners try the bhangra

ln their foreign jeans,

and their feet frozen

With their borrowed

English and false snobbery

These disco lovers, what

do they know of our dance?

Languages can't stop us,

nor can dialects

We're the champions of the heart

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

Watch the girls move,

like spinning tops

With their hearts

shut and minds closed

All dressed up and nowhere to go

Hoping to find a

partner in the bhangra

His leg points to London,

his hand to Delhi

And he hopes to be

my dancing partner

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

We'll dance around you,

we'll bump into you

Watch out, my friend

We're going to be too hot to handle

Watch out, my friend

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

The disco crowd had better give way

Because today's the country beat day

And ... 1 , 2, 3 ... lift!

Come on man, Veer.

What the hell are you doing, man?

Just lift me up.

Up!

Sir, l not body builder.

l ... world class batsman, Sir!

World class, my foot!

ln my dictionary, only 3

things are world class.

Bradman's batting ...

... the Beatles' music ...

... and Mom's cooking.

And you, my dear ...

....are none of those three!

Let's go! Go!

Oh! Sir!

Hi, Rohan!

Alright guys. Come on everybody.

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

Veer, get to the boundary.

Concentrate ...

concentrate ... everybody ...

Move it ... move it ...

Veer ... that's it!

Yes ... a little to

the right, to the right.

Where? Where?

Move a little to the left.

Hey, you ...

... move out of the way!

You're ruining my view.

- Huh?

Move further back.

Left ... or right?

Oye, butterfly ... tell me! - Move!

Eh!

Who are you asking to move?

Myself, Veer Pratap Singh.

Right and left hand batsman!

Talking without thinking!

Come on, Rohan!

Hit a sixer!

Veer, catch it!

lt's a sixer!

Excuse me!

How dare you?

How dare you touch me?

- Oye!

Half-boned, naked witch!

l don't have any desire

to touch you!

You just shut up!

Why l shut up? You shut up?

What happened, Soniya?

What happened?

Ask that scoundrel of

yours what happened!

He abused me ...

... pushed me ...

... and you know what?

He purposely fell on top of me!

He touched me here and

there and everywhere!

l have never been

this insulted before!

Never!

Veer!

Veer ...

Veer!

Veer!

Veer!

Sh*t! Sh*t! Sh*t!

What are you doing here?

Uh ... Veer ... Veer ...

l ... l'm ...

... l'm Veer's sister!

Veer is my brother.

Brother ... what brother?

What is your meaning?

l'm not that kind of girl!

Veer myself real brother.

Today morning, without having

his breakfast he left the house.

So l brought flatbread for him.

But on the way l slipped in mud.

So l decided ...

... to come here and

wash off the stains.

But how did l know ...

... that not only my clothes ...

... but my honour

would also get stained!

Oh shut up, please!

Why should l, you,..!

What are you looking at?

Jesus! What is wrong

with this stupid ..?

Those pink lips will

not turn black ...

... if a sorry escapes from them!

Sorry, my foot!

This is a men's locker room,

alright.

Girls and guests - not allowed!

l don't have to say sorry.

You should be saying it to me!

You steal an

innocent girl's honour ...

... and then you shout at her!

Hah! lnnocent and you?

Listen, don't ...

... don't give me all this

uneducated crap alright!

l ....l didn't even touch you!

This is lndia.

Do you even know what an

lndian girl's honour is?

What do you want me to do?

Get married to you?

Should l marry you?

Were a 150 years too little ...

... that l should be

enslaved again to the English?

My life has not yet

become so unbearable ...

... that l would marry you!

lf you are so

concerned about your honour ...

... what are you

doing here in this state?

No lndian girl stands

around arguing in a towel.

So stop this drama

about being an lndian!

Get out of my dressing room!

Veer! Where the hell are you, man?

Oye, has anyone seen my gloves?

Look there, they're over there.

Bye, Sir.

Bye, bye, Sir.

Hey Veer, listen.

Sir! Sir! Sir! Sir! Sir!

Sorry sir!

Myself sorry sir!

l didn't fall on

Soniya ma'am on purpose.

Forget it, buddy.

Everyone makes mistakes.

Chill ... just ...

- Huh?

You didn't tell me you

have a sister, buddy?

Huh?

What's there to make a noise about?

Someone or other has a

brother or a sister!

But when did you meet Veera?

You sit for a second.

Come, come! Oh sit, sit.

Come sit, sit. Sit down.

Sit, sit.

And please, don't blow like

the whistle on a pressure cooker.

Oh buddy, even l made

a mistake, actually.

l wentto the dressing

room to look for you and ...

And?

What?!

What are you saying?!

You don't know Veera!

She's a very

touch-me-not type of girl.

ln last year's election, she

wasn't allowed to vote ...

... immediately, she sat

dangling her feet off the well.

The Chief Minister had

to come in person ...

... to ask for her vote.

That too, at the well!

So?

So? l mean ... what?

What're you trying to say?

So ...

... the moment she takes

something to heart ...

... she gets stuck

like Fevicol glue!

And today, you've

insulted her royally!

Hopefully she hasn't

already jumped into the well!

Are you happy now?!

Hey dude, Veer, yo, hey!

Listen, listen, listen!

l'll come along with you.

Where?

- To apologise to your sister!

Oh no, Sir.

No, no, no need.

Uh ... l ... l managing.

What is that you say in English?

Take-care-ing. Take-care-ing!

- Shut up.

Just, just, just shhh.

What'll ittake to put a

silencer over your mouth?

You know you and your

sister are absolutely crazy!

Useless!

But today the fault was mine.

Buddy, l ... l think

l said a bit too much.

l crossed the limit.

You know what l'm saying?

l should be the one to

say sorry ... right?

Not right, Sir!

Very, very wrong, Sir!

Do you want to play the match?

Yes, Sir!

Follow me.

So, you live in this

performance theatre?

Yes ... why?

No, nice! Cool!

Different!

Sir?

- Ya?

Sir, you go.

ln this huge crowd ...

... where will we look for Veera?

Why? Are we searching

for the Kohinoor diamond?

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