Fiza Page #5

How women and old men were being | tortured in name of TADA.

I tried very hard to return | to you, sis.

I came up to Mumbai too.

But couldn't come up to home.

I remembered your innocent eyes.

Used to see mummy's | shaking hands.

Then I used to see a picture | peeping from policeman's net.

And your helpless face.

I couldn't tolerate those.

So, whatever I did was right. | That was the only way.

And I was happy. Because no one | else knew that truth, except me.

Don't know what would have | happened without Murad Khan.

Who is Murad Khan?

He met me in Mumbai.

Don't be afraid. | We both have same destination.

I wanted you and mummy should | believe that I was dead.

But I forgot how obstinate | you could be.

When my colleagues told that you | are searching me, then I prayed.

I prayed hard so you won't | be able to find me.

But none of my prayers have | ever succeeded.

One who Leaves two helpless women | like this is called coward.

I don't like to be a hero, sis. | They're products of storybooks.

What happened after that?

They brought me here.

In beginning they laughed on me.

Later they ignited my hidden | craze and anger.

Told me that living is not a | compulsion but it is a goal.

These bullets and arms. Murdering | to hide the first murder...

If that is objective of your life | then what more could I say?

You have made a decision | for your life.

I haven't made any decision for | my life, sister.

But my life has suddenly thrust | its decision upon me.

If you can quietly tolerate the | tyranny and injustice...

If you can see our people | being insulted...

If you can see our mothers and | sisters being dishonored...

Then this place is not for you.

If you can see our land and | humanity being stolen...

You can go back by all means.

But remember, that the place | where you're going...

You can neither get honorable | life, nor honorable death.

The decision is in your hands.

I'll stay here.

With you.

Just is our slogan. | Death to injustice.

I'll be indebted to you for this.

This is my advice Aman. | Never be afraid of darkness.

Your are not helpless. | You're like us.

All of us have lost our honor, | Self-respect, homes in riots.

We won't let it happen to others, | whether he is Muslim or Hindu.

I'll spare you from other tests, | until you're strong like steel.

Neither I'll question you nor | you will question me.

From today, you are | Murad Khan's brother.

Hide your fire in your heart.

And what happened to Aman - | who was my brother.

He died.

No. That can't happen.

You'll have to live, Aman. | For me. For mummy.

You can't die for these | selfish people.

You'll have to come with me. | Nobody can stop you. Come Aman.

You are being carried away by | emotions. I can't come.

If you don't come, I'll go | straight to the police...

I'll have your group arrested.

Police can't even catch our dust.

See Aman. You don't challenge me. | I took an oath before coming here

That if you were alive, I'll | bring you back.

You'll have to come with me, | right now. Come.

You try to understand me, sis. | I can't return back.

You'll go with me, right now. | I'll see who can stop me.

No. Don't.

I was indebted | freed me today. Let him go to him

God is so kind. | I'm so grateful to God.

Where had you gone | leaving us behind.

You didn't remember your mummy.

You should have called me.

Forgive me, mummy. | - Who had held you back?

First you promise that you'll | not go leaving us behind.

Until Fiza is married and you | have put dust on my grave...

you'll not go anywhere | from here.

I won't go. | - Promise?

You've grown so tall. Sit near. | You have beard and moustache too.

Didn't write a letter.

How are you able to sleep without | saying good night to your mummy.

You've become so weak. | Shall I bring something to eat?

I haven't slept for many nights. | I would like to sleep, mummy.

Oh, my baby.

What a noise!

Sweeten your mouth, my son | has come back home.

Aman bhai, let's play. | - No, not today. You play.

Why? Have you become too big.

What was the need of all this.

Need. Today is so auspicious day | and you're talking about need.

Your mummy is so happy today.

Come on Aman Bhai.

Come mummy, let's burn some | fire crackers.

Well, qualifications are okay, | but, I don't know...

I think I've heard your name.

Are you the same Miss lkramulla | who created a sensation on...

See, our company is a big world | renowned company.

We don't need any problem or... | - Where is the problem in it.

You seem a very clever and | practical girl.

You're attractive too. | Let's meet in the evening.

Dinner etc. And then... | I'll make you very happy.

Keep your dirty thoughts | to yourself.

Really, it's so peaceful here.

Sometimes I think it'd have been | better had we not grown up.

We could have gone out, bunked | lectures,

With complex dreams, expectations | and desire to grow up fast.

You're becoming too nostalgic!

Really, all these problems start | after we grow up.

If we had not grown we would | be free from all problems.

Don't you like Anirudh. | - I don't know.

I'm afraid to ask my heart.

Take my advice. Marry him.

Go to some other county.

Nobody will ask what is your | religious belief.

Whether you believe or not.

Everybody needs some support | in this world.

There is no better support than | the support of love.

You're air, or heavenly nature | You don't belong to this earth."

You're a cloud then | Why don't you shower your love."

You always fly like a bird | Come into my nest of heart."

I am air | I don't stop anywhere."

If I stop somewhere | I don't often stay there."

I carry leaves on my feathers | I don't have a nest anywhere."

I've never talked clearly | about it...

I have recorded something | in this for you.

After you hear it you | will understand.

What are you looking at, Fiza?

These politicians are everywhere.

Forget these politicians. | Take this.

And you don't meet anybody.

There are good people | you should meet.

You know. We're have a party on | Saturday. Will you come with me?

You enjoy your parties.

Okay. No harm in asking. If you | decide, come at 1800 hours.

Where are you coming from, sis?

How are you concerned?

Don't I have even this | much right to ask.

You want to know-who's this | boy- What does he do.

He is my friend Anurudh. He gave | me support when you were gone.

Aren't you Aman? | - You got me right.

There is no need to be angry | with me.

If we understand each other, | we can be good friends.

I haven't come here to take | a lesson in friendship.

Just tell me why do you | see Fiza.

My intentions are absolutely | honorable.

I want to marry Fiza.

Does she knows about it? | - No.

And you think you are | worthy of Fiza.

It isn't a matter of little or | more. It's my sister's life.

Tell me one thing. What is Fiza's | most important happiness.

I know, you and mummy are the | smile of Fiza's life.

So you want like her smile to be | snatched away from her lips.

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