Dushman Devta Page #4

Synopsis: Shiva is an escaped convict who is looking for a suitable place to hide from the police. His adventures lead him to end up in a rural region which happens to be the main target of bandits and wild animals - with no one who can stop them from looting and killing the residents there. Shiva finds that he can take refuge there. His methods of solving the issues get him well respected by the residents who regard him as god without knowing that Shiva has an ulterior motive.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Year:
1991
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...who had fed Lord Ram with fruits.

I am not Lord Ram.

You want to know who I am?

I am a dangerous

absconding criminal, and to get...

...my work done, I can do anything.

Hey! Listen, Devta,

you have pranced with me.

Devta...

You are telling a lie, right?

You do not believe me.

No.

Now you got it, who I am?

Oh what did I think

and what has happened?

Whatever it is? But

he is not a bad man.

He is not a bad man.

But someone does something

like this in the first meeting?

He could have done a lot by

pretending to be like God.

I have mistaken something.

If he was a fraud, why he would...

...have told you

about his identity then?

But he is an absconding criminal.

But Raja sir is much

worse than this criminal.

And you can fight with Raja sir...

...with the help of this criminal.

You have a point.

Now I have got it.

That means I shall

keep him like God.

Yes.

Take these snaps of Shiva and

give them to all police stations.

And tell them strictly to

start searching for him.

Yes, sir.

You can go now.

- Yes, sir.

Oh my God. How come he's

here instead of the sheep?

What shall I do now?

He is a policeman.

I shall escape from here.

These are the snaps of Devta-ji.

I came here because I

thought I'll stay here peacefully.

A saint in the

village of blind disciples.

Whoever meets me, calls

me Devta-ji, Devta-ji.

Devta-ji.

- Yes.

You have a long life, I

was thinking about you only.

You are a miraculous person.

Miraculous person, listen

you don't know who I am?

We know, we know.

Those who are near God,

talk like this.

I have come from the other village.

You seem to be quite relaxed.

Please put your

hands on my child's head.

He won't get sweets if I

place my hand on his head.

He will be, what he is?

Devta, since two days the

fever has not yet subsided.

Give this twice a day to

the child, his mother...

...and you also take it,

the child will be all right.

You are great, you are great.

Now, it's time for me to rest.

You people also take rest, go.

Oh God.

Come beautiful lady, I'll

definitely solve your problem.

I know everything about you.

You are not only famous here,

but also among policemen.

You know everything about me?

So, go and tell everyone that I

am a sinner, I am a fraud.

No sir, I don't want

to be a part of the sin.

I just came here to tell you

that not only these villagers...

...but police is also

having so much of faith in you...

...that they carry your

photographs in their pockets.

My snaps in the pocket of policemen?

Yes, but those are with me now.

Where are they? Show me, show me.

Oh this! This was taken by

that Inspector of Belapur station.

I was passing from there,

he asked me for my snap...

...and I gave it to him.

Then give me blessings too.

What trouble you have, dear?

Suraj doesn't look at me.

Doesn't look at you.

Raise that plate.

Take this banana, eat it and see...

...he will not only look at

you but also feed you fruits.

Thank you sir, thank you.

Go dear, go quickly.

I am a missing child

of these policemen.

I think Devta's blessing

will get into effect now.

Hey, you thief of sheep.

You again came in my way.

After all, what do you want?

I want to own all

the sheep and goats.

So, you will not stop this business.

No, you hold my hand,

I'll leave everything.

I swear of my business of theft.

Then leave it.

First hold my hand. - Ok, I

have held your hand, come on.

Ok.

- Bloody goat thief. - Come on.

"In my love-house,

in my love house."

"Don't know, how

and who has robbed?"

"Door was closed,

windows were closed."

"Don't know how the lock

of the heart got opened?"

"Oh dear, oh dear, just listen."

"In my love-house,

in my love house."

"Don't know, how

and who has robbed?"

"If I report this in

the police station."

"What name shall I

mention over there?"

"If his name comes on my lips,

I start blushing with shame."

"If I report this in

the police station."

"What name shall I

mention over there?"

"If his name comes on my lips,

I start blushing with shame."

"Oh dear, oh dear, just listen."

"In my love-house,

in my love-house."

"Don't know, how

and who has robbed?"

"There must be someone, who

can take my message to him."

"Either he returns me everything."

"Or else he should

take me with him."

"There must be someone, who

can take my message to him."

"Either he returns me everything."

"Or else he should

take me with him."

"Oh dear, oh dear, just listen."

"In my love-house, in my love

- house."

"Don't know, how

and who has robbed?"

"Door was closed,

windows were closed."

"Don't know how the lock

of the heart got opened?"

"Oh dear, oh dear, just listen."

Who's there?

If you'll sit here

like that, you'll die.

I died. - You died, then

how come you are here?

I don't know.

- You don't know.

Yes, I'll tell you, I

have regained my senses...

...after half an hour.

I have come from the

city police station.

You have come from the

city police station.

Then how are you sitting over here.

Will you get up or not?

- Yes I will.

Then getup.

You stand straight,

breathe, I'll bring water for you.

Oh God, if I don't

get this photograph.

I'll have to lose my job. From

where shall I get the snaps?

Snap. - Take this water. -

Take these snaps and sign here.

A man has come to the village,

villagers consider him as God.

They say that Lord

Shiva has saved him...

...by giving him their blood,

you have to investigate that.

This is not a big deal

for inspector Basharmal.

That fool will never come to know...

...that I am an inspector.

Thank you.

My name is...

Hey, you pushed me.

Sorry, Inspector.

You know who I am?

You pushed me, inspector Basharmal.

What is there in your hands?

Bullets. - You keep

bullets despite being a kid.

Show me that.

You call balls as bullets.

Get lost, you scared

Inspector Basharmal.

Hey! Is there any

God in this village?

Where is he right now?

He is in the old temple.

In the old temple.

Now that fraud will

come to know about it.

First I'll teach him

a lesson, and then...

...inspector Basharmal will marry.

That inspector is

going to Devta-ji's place.

Inspector.

Hey! It's not that

easy to run away from me.

Inspector.

You are following me

by changing getups.

You recognized me.

- You cannot do anything to me.

I can tell you by

smelling my bottle...

...that you are

currently in Madrasi getup...

...even if you come in

Punjabi getup, I'll recognize you.

I have realized, you are great.

- He is a donkey.

He is also fool and

those are also fools.

Those, who?

Those who are chasing me.

You are getting married.

You know this also.

And you are following me like a dog.

This should not happen

that stars get changed...

...and you remain lonely

for the rest of your life.

I am ready to do as you say, sir.

Just tell me the remedy.

Remedy.

- I'll tell you the remedy.

I'll have to tell the remedy also.

Fool, bring some water.

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Sachin Bhowmick

Sachin Bhowmick (Bengali: শচীন ভৌমিক; 17 July 1930 – 12 April 2011) was an Indian Hindi film writer and director. Writing was his main work and he wrote stories or screenplays for over 94 films. He is best remembered for directing the light romantic black comedy classic Raja Rani (1973). He was also a regular contributor to Ultorath, a Bengali magazine on cinema. Due to the Bengali pronunciation of his surname Bhaumick we will find his surname spelled as Bhowmick in numerous sites. more…

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