Don Page #6

Synopsis: In 2006, the drug trade is booming; trafficking between Asian and Europe is at an all time high. It is at this time that the Malaysian intelligence and Anti-Narcotic department are called upon for assistance by their Indian counterparts. There are rumors that the gang recently moved their operational headquarters. The cartel is headed by the dreaded Singhania, but what many people do not know is that the business is truly managed by his lieutenant, Don. A man who lives life on the edge, Don is constantly expanding the size of his empire while evading arrest or death at the hands of his enemies, both within and outside the law. He is unstoppable in his pursuit of absolute power. His chief pursuer is an Indian police officer, Desilva. He is a man who has sworn to put an end to this nexus of evil and knows that in capturing Don lies the key to unlock this puzzle. And one day he succeeds. Don is captured and Desilva puts his plan into action. Unknown to even his own department, Pesilva has
Director(s): Farhan Akhtar
Production: UTV Communications
  1 win & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.2
NOT RATED
Year:
2006
171 min
$2,209,023
Website
2,986 Views


What are you saying, Mr. Malik?

This man is Don.

And he is doing what

he know's best.

What's that?

Making police officers like you

look like fools.

Shut up.

Take them away.

Verma, take a small team to

DCP Desilva's apartment.

lf that disc is there...

...it's possible this man is

speaking the truth.

He is telling the truth.

He is not Don.

Malik Saheb, l'm telling the truth...

l gave De Silva saheb the

disc with my own hands!

You don't believe me,

do you?

Don, l gave you a chance...

But now even you can't deny

the fact that you are Don.

l'm sorry.

Verma.. just send

the guards in!

Wait...!

There is another proof...

Dr.Ashok Khilwani!

He operated on me to

make me look like Don.

Please...! He knows the truth.

Please.. Sir...

Thank you, Freoze.

Malik Saheb...

...did you talk to

the doctor?

He is not alive.

- Not alive?!

Last month, he and his assistant

died in a car accident.

Malik Saheb...

Please believe me.

l'm not Don!

The Court will decide

this matter.

Please listen to me!

l'm Vijay, Malik saheb!

l'm not Don, l'm Vijay!

Try and understand...

Hello Vijay!

We heard everything.

Don't be silly, Mac.

l am Don.

l only said that to

confuse them.

What's happening?

Stop it.

Narang...!

Please make them understand.

- Shut up.

You are Vijay...

But if they attack

you here...

...the police will realize...

...are not Don.

Get back.

Get back...!

So...

BehaVing a bit too smart,

weren't you, boy?!

Now get ready to die.

The punishment for selling

drugs in Malaysia...

...is death...

... and the court will surely give

Don the death sentence.

lf it doesn't...

... we'll kill Vijay in jail.

What happened, sir?

They say that, till we

get a date in court...

...it's not safe to keep these

dangerous criminals here.

So what is their intention?

They have a high security jail on

an island, five miles off the coast.

They'll all be flown there

first thing tomorrow.

Excuse me...

l need to use the

toilet please...!

Very badly...!

Hey...

Okay.

Come through!

Hey... hey...

- Easy!

Okay... okay...

Sorry.

Come through.

Hi...

Give me your gun, Please!

Just stay there.

Come on...!

Now the handcuffs...

Go on...!

Quick!

The other one...!

Quick...

Now give me his

gun, Please...

Quick... quick...!

Take him with the others.

Move it!

Fast...!

Go on...!

No..!

Congratulations! Jasjit.

The information on this disc...

...is like a winning lottery ticket.

l know a man who can get you

a lot of money for this disc.

Jasjit...

Desilva said that he knew

where Deepu was.

Perhaps, the buyer we find

may have known Desilva?

Haatim...

lf he can lead me to Deepu,

l'll let him have all that money.

l see...

And you have this disc.

No problem.

lt'll be done.

Malik...

What!

What happened, sir?

Who was that?

An incident on board forced the

pilot to make an emergency landing.

Don has escaped!

Thanks...

Thanks for coming!

Thank God you're

all right!

You call this being all right?

Vijay...

l know what the truth is.

The truth...?

Why will the police

believe you, Roma?

Only the disc can prove

my innocence now.

We"ll get the disc.

The man who stole the disc...

... cannot be honest enough

to return it to the police.

He's sure to try

and sell it.

Just a minute, Roma.

Singhania has an agent here...

...who kept him informed about

the cops and our enemies.

He could be of use.

Try and contact him somehow.

But if you are found meanwhile...

l mean, the police will be

searching everywhere for you.

l know!

But where can l go?!

There is one place.

Where is Ramesh's place?

Close by. To the right.

Stop please.

Your's, sir?

All units respond...

Wait...

We have a fugitive situation.

Suspect's name is Don.

Last seen wearing a dark jacket,

trousers and a grey shirt

He is of lndian origin.

Who are you, saheb?

What do you want?

How does one explain

who he is?

Just know that we are

in big trouble...

...and need shelter for a while,

that's all.

lt's not a police affair, eh?

Should we tell them?

Uncle...

lt's a police affair and...

...an affair of the heart too!

Well! l get it now.

You've run away?

No, uncle. l haven't run away...

l've been kidnapped!

That's great!

Where do we witness

love like this nowadays?!

Come this way, saheb.

Come, madam

Sit down, saheb.

Uncle...

Saheb! Bhaang! (Milk brewed

with Marijuana plant extract)

Bhaang?

Tonight is Mahashivratri

(lndian festival in honor of Lord Shiva)

...it is a holy offering

to Shiva. Drink!

Oh, the lord will bless you for

drinking his favourite brew!

You also try it.

Cheers...

Happy Mahashivratri everyone.

lt's all right, brother!

Honestly speaking, uncle...

lf l had listened to my mother

when l was a boy...

l wouldn't be seeing these days!

Why? What did she say?

When l never listened to her,

how can l tell you what she said!

lf you're done,

can we please leave?

Leave! But where do we go?

De Silva...

DCP saheb!

You set up a good way to get me

up there before you left..!

Well done!

Saheb... paan!

Hey buddy!

l don't want it!

Eat it. lt's from Benaras.

Really?

But Don didn't eat paan.

Never...

Don, who?

Don.... Who??!

Don means me, meaning Vijay

a.k.a Don, meaning...

Paan!

- Pawn!!

l didn't understand a thing.

How do l tell you, brother?

The plight l am in.

Tell us... tell us...

l set out to eat "halwa"

(hot lndian dessert)...

...and ended up burning my mouth!

What can l say?

How can l explain?

l'm in a bad situation...

...that's hard to escape.

lt's like a violent storm!

lt's like a raging wind!

l've had to...

...run for my life!

A long and winding...

...chase has been on!

Day and night,

l've been awake...

...running helter skelter.

Sometimes this way!

Sometimes that way!

Sometimes this way!

Sometimes that way!

Ran this way once

and that way next!!

Then you gave me this paan...

...and life has returned

to my tired body!

Eating a paan from Benaras...

...unlocked my benumbed brain.

Eating a paan from Benaras...

...unlocked my benumbed brain.

Now watch the things l'll do...

...to straighten up everyone

This boy...

...this boy from the

banks of the Ganges!

Eating a paan from Benaras...

...unlocked my benumbed brain.

l've been cursed!

...to be caught up in

this maze, alas!

My life is in limbo...

...l'm at the hangman's mercy, alas!

So honest and simple,

So innocent... yes l am.

Don't know how l ended up

amid this educated lot!!

With a sweetened knife...

With a sweetened knife

they'Ve slit my throat!

This boy from the

banks of the Ganges!

Eating a paan from Benaras...

...unlocked my benumbed brain.

A lovely lass,

unique and desirable...

...her enrapturing charm

turns all heads...

...wherever she goes...

and her body sparkles

like precious stones

Her dazzling eyes carry

a world of dreams...

...her lips, youth's nectar

A flirtatious swagger

in her walk...

...sprinkles the air with her

sandalwood-scented body

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Salim Khan

Salim Khan (born 24 November 1935) is a Indian film actor and screenwriter. As a screenwriter, he wrote the screenplays, stories and scripts for numerous Bollywood films. In Hindi cinema, Khan is best known for being one half of the prolific screenwriting duo of Salim-Javed, along with Javed Akhtar. The duo Salim-Javed were the first Indian screenwriters to achieve star status, becoming the most successful Indian screenwriters of all time, and are regarded as "Hindi cinema's greatest screenwriters". While working together, Salim Khan was largely responsible for developing the stories and characters, while Javed Akhtar was largely responsible for developing the dialogues.Salim-Javed revolutionized Indian cinema in the 1970s, transforming and reinventing the Bollywood formula, pioneering the Bollywood blockbuster format, and pioneering genres such as the masala film and the Dacoit Western. Salim Khan was also responsible for creating the "angry young man" character archetype and launching Amitabh Bachchan's career. Their films are among the highest-grossing Indian films of all time, including Sholay (1975), the highest-grossing Indian film ever at the time, as well as films such as Seeta Aur Geeta (1972), Zanjeer (1973), Deewaar (1975), Kranti (1981), and the Don franchise. Sholay is also considered to be one of the greatest Indian films of all time.Khan is also known as the founder of the Salim Khan family, as the father of three Bollywood actors, Salman Khan (one of the big three Khans of Bollywood), Sohail Khan, and Arbaaz Khan, and film producer Alvira Khan Agnihotri. He is married to Sushila Charak (a.k.a. Salma Khan) and to actress Helen Richardson Khan. Salim Khan won six Filmfare Awards as part of Salim-Javed, and he was later awarded the Padma Shri in 2014. more…

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