Ghatak: Lethal Page #7
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- 1996
- 158 min
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Kashi alone is enough
to do that for me!
For how long will you sit there
like a bloody statue?
who will bring back your son?
They've said that they want Kashi
in return for your son.
And since Kashi is not here now,
how will your son return?
what will you do, if something
happens to your son?!
O Lord! You've always
- where can l find Katiya?
- why do you want Katiya at this hour?
l want him...
Let's go and find him!
- But what's happened?
- They've taken my nephew away!
They want me... they'll get me!
Let's go and find Katiya.
- But Katiya...
- l'll tear the scoundrel apart...
...if my nephew suffers
as much as a scratch!
Relax, Kashi... the kid will
be okay; God will protect him.
Besides, you just can't walk in
on Katiya like this.
lt's difficult to tell the
movements of even his brothers.
But you can meet his
brother Antya tomorrow.
He visits the City light Club every
evening to collect the spoils.
This is where you will
find him, Kashi.
- l'll find Antya here, won't l?
- of course; he comes here everyday.
Two tickets, please.
Don't let the joint mislead you.
lt isn't what it appears to be.
Let's go inside... the
real fun lies there.
Leave me alone, Chandru...
Else, he'll go away!
Easy come, easy go, baby...
Nothing comes out of it!
- what's wrong with you?
- Nothing.
Do you know that girl?
- That isn't the same Gauri, is she?
- No.
Here you are, Sir...
Today's collection.
So little?
Have you been stealing the dough
or are the collections really low?
Anrway... go and deal with Gauri.
And you keep the money.
How will we manage if you
continue like this, Gauri?
The bosses at the Club
will throw us out...
...and without the money, how will
l be able to treat your sister?
what'll l do? Nothing...
And there are so many more tests
that have to be carried out.
Tell me now, whether this
is true or not...
A lame-horse is always
shot dead, isn't it?
what do we do with the humans?
Nothing?
Aren't you ashamed to speak
like this about your wife?
Not at all.
Okay. You'll get the kid.
But you'd have to fight
Akram Khan Paqhtuni for that.
To get my nephew back,
l'd fight anyone.
Uncle! Uncle!
That's a terrible character!
He kills a man and then
plucks his heart out!
That's what they say about him.
He'd need a real heart
to pluck out mine.
- My son!
- Uncle!
lt's good that you've stopped him.
Or you'd have been six brothers
instead of seven!
l'm happy to have witnessed
your acts of bravery.
You will also be happy to know...
...that you shall henceforth
work for my gang.
This is a laborer's hand, Katiya...
...which can even mould raw iron.
This is strength l've earned from
money earned with toil and sweat.
l don't need to live on the
Rather than live the life of
scum in the filthy streets...
...you should rather live among
real men; like a tiger.
Even a caged-tiger is nothing
more than a mere dog, Katiya!
You want me to be a mere dog
at your feet, do you?
bites at your will?!
You could say that...
So what's wrong?
Should you work for me,
you'll soon be famous.
You'll receive handsome rewards.
Besides earning a lot of money...
...you'll be a
widely respected man...
...and people will
be terrified of you.
Only cowards, who have water flowing
in their veins, terrorize people!
lf you're really fond of
flaunting your manliness...
...stop depending
on your dogs, Katiya!
He walks into our den
and humiliates us!
That's enough!
l'll now have to plan
a death for him.
- Yes, sister?
- what's wrong?
You seem to be lost in
what's up? Had a tiff
with Kashi, did you?
Not at all. There's nothing
of the sort, sister.
Didn't you tell me that
when is he coming over?
He'll never come here
now, sister... Never.
But why?
- He saw me at the club.
- So?
l hadn't told him that
l dance at the club...
And why didn't you tell him?
You should've told him...
...that it's not
out of your will...
...but to save your sister
that you dance at the club!
l knew something of the sort
would happen one day.
And you...! Hadn't l already
warned you?
why are you spoiling your life
for my sake?
l wish l'd die...
Don't say that, sister...
lt's still not late...
Tell Kashi the truth...
l'm sure he'd understand.
l'm sure he'd never desert you.
Please hear me out, Kashi...
what else can l now listen to?
Haven't l already seen enough?
Try and con the Almighty now...
He's innocent;
He'll believe your tale.
But it is you l want to
explain the truth to!
we had to go through all this
because of Chandru.
l wanted to tell you everything
on several occasions...
But for fear of losing you,
l just couldn't...
l'll leave now, Kashi.
to Benaras tomorrow.
The doctor has given up hopes.
the rest of his days in peace.
But l will return
to take you away.
You will accompany me
to Benaras, won't you?
l'd have been happy, had
you too accompanied us, Shiv.
is yet to be sorted out.
Besides, my son has his school too.
l can't come over just yet.
well then, brother... Forgive me
for any mistake l must've made.
why must you say that?!
You'll see that l'll call you back
the moment this thing is sorted out.
And you... why did you have to
take Katiya on again?
- Couldn't you keep quiet?
- And do what? Be a slave to him?
- Lick his feet?!
- There you go again...
l hate this habit of yours!
Just forget the past.
you set out on a journey.
Take good care of your
wife and your son, okay?
You'll come to me at Benaras,
won't you Munna?
Bless you.
what are you guys up to?!
Let him go! Leave him alone!
what has he done, after all?!
Leave him alone!
Listen! Please!
The window! Use the window!
Hurry up!
Let him go!
Someone save my brother,...!
Help! Don't hit him!
Let him go! Please don't hit him!
Please save Kashi!
Let Kashi go, Katiya...
Please spare him!
Please don't hit him!
Please let my son go!
No...! Please don't!
Please set my son free!
Your father's a bloody dog!
Do you see that, Kashi Nath?!
You had claimed that you didn't
want to be a dog at my feet.
But look at this...
tail before me, as a dog would!
He's even licking my boots!
And a dog's offspring can only
be a dog; never a lion!
Your father's a dog;
and you're a son-of-b*tch!
You're a dog, no less!
other day, if l so wished.
But granting you death then...
...would have been a reward
for your bravery...
...and not a punishment!
This... this is your punishment!
Just look at his state...
this is what your punishment is!
You will curse yourself every time
you take a breath, hereafter!
Your life will seem to be a burden
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