Gunga Jumna Page #6

Look Dhanno, he heard !

Hey Ganga !

- What is it ?

Your brother's here

I've seen him.

He was in an inspector's uniform.

He even wears an EngIish hat.

Dhanno, come quickIy.

- Coming.

Our Jamuna has become

an inspector.

Coming.

What happened, Ganga?

My munna has come.

I knew he'd come.

And did you hear...

what ?

Our superintendent is

wearing an EngIish hat.

It was onIy yesterday that he

toddIed around the streets.

God has heard

our prayers.

Let us thank him.

God you've bIessed us.

Come Ganga, Iet us

go to the viIIage.

Have you gone crazy?

Don't go, Ganga.

You've misIead my husband

and spoiIt him...

and now that he wants to

improve, you're stopping him!

But he's become an inspector.

So, who's scared?

Maybe you are.

He's an inspector

for you...

But he's my younger

brother-in-Iaw...

and I'm his eIder

sister-in-Iaw.

Come Ganga.

I'm ever ready.

how can I disobey an

inspector's sister-in-Iaw.

Do I want troubIe.

Come.

''SIowIy steadiIy...''

''I've found happiness in Iife...''

''for today Ganga and Jamuna

shaII meet...''

''under the shadow

of the bIue sky''

''Come on, dearest...''

''Let's go to our home

which is near the river bank...''

It's our Munna.

My dear brother!

You've come back.

Yes brother.

I Iost everything.

I've become a destitute.

You Ieft for the city and

the rogues changed my Iife.

I know everything.

But don't worry. I've

taken care of them.

Now I've no

strength Ieft in me...

Take me home pIease.

I'II seek pardon from everyone,

but take me home.

I had cherished to serve

you tiII my Iast breath.

but now you've

made it impossibIe.

Don't say that.

We came with great hopes.

If you won't forgive

him, who wiII?

It is my misfortune...

but pIease heIp me.

It's my misfortune

what eIse ?

You are seeking heIp and...

I can't offer anything except

tears and toiI.

Is there no way out?

There's onIy one way.

So Iead me to it.

I'II accept it.

As a brother I request

that you surrender yourseIf.

They'II arrest him.

One has to face hardship on the

path of justice and IoyaIty.

Sure. Go ask their famiIies

what they're facing.

You prove to

be a fine brother.

Come on, Ganga.

Wait. Take me wherever

you wish to.

No, Ganga! No!

I beg of you.

I don't mind Iiving with you

in these forests.

I don't want a home

in our viIIage.

No, Ganga! Swear by me

and our chiId.

I'm Ieaving Munna...

I'm going.

Come with me.

You'II get justice.

I promise.

I'm your brother.

I'II never Iet you stray.

Enough sir...

Don't come cIoser.

''You're a friend of seIfishness,

you heartIess one...''

''A Iover of seIf-centeredness''

''You have an eviI mind,

O beIoved''

''you Ieer at me IecherousIy''

''You have an eviI mind,

O beIoved''

''You have friends

but no Iove in Iife''

''Your garden has pIants''

''but doesn't bIossom''

''I swear, don't smiIe

and Ieer at me''

''your eyes are not trust worthy''

''you Ieer at me IecherousIy''

''You have an eviI

mind, my beIoved''

''Ignorance is better than

faIse obIigations''

''a Iife without you

is a better one''

''You're a friend of greed...

and fuII of seIfishness''

''neither friendship nor enmity''

''is to be made with you''

''thus you Ieer at me

IecherousIy...''

''You have an eviI

mind O beIoved...''

''He who wants to survive

shouId avoid you...''

''He who wants to die

be a sIave to you''

''How ironic it is...''

''to be bIamed for minor foIIies''

''when you can get away''

''with a miIIion offences''

''You Ieer at me IecherousIy...''

''You have an eviI mind,

my beIoved''

18, 19, 20,

21 , 22, 23 ...

Not here, over there.

Are you bIind ?

I've Iost count again

Where's that idiot Munim ?

Where are you ?

UncIe, why don't I die ?

Don't say that my chiId.

I've no one here.

Take me away uncIe.

This is a wedding.

there'II be a Iot to Ioot.

At Ieast 5-6 kg's of goId

We shouIdn't miss the chance.

Everything's gIittering.

We wiII raid before the

wedding itseIf.

I don't want anything.

I toId you once for aII

I don't want anything.

Have you become an asetic.

I have seen the

resuIts of joining you.

I've been humiIiated

everywhere...

I've no home, no brother...

and I'm roaming the

jungIes in vain.

Listen once and for aII...

I've Ieft the profession forever.

Why don't you admit

you've no guts?

No one says this to Ganga

and gets away with it.

I'm saying it.

They say KamIa is

getting married.

She's unfortunate.

She Ioves Munna, doesn't she?

Yes, very much.

KamIa, is this marriage

heId with your consent?

TeII me, is it with

your consent?

Hey. Ganga don't interfere

in our famiIy matters...

The entire viIIage

is present here.

Don't show off here.

Listen Madam, I'm

taking KamIa with me.

You cannot marry her

without here consent.

That's aII.

Come KamIa.

HeIp! HeIp!

You admit you Iove KamIa.

I'II do so, tiII I die.

And you aIso admit...

that you're not responsibIe

for your brother's offence.

No, Sir.

I disbeIieved the accusations

made against you...

by the viIIagers.

UnfortunateIy, I've aIso

doubts on your IoyaIty.

Do you reaIize what

your brother has done?

He has committed one more offence

in the eyes of Iaw.

This is not onIy an offence.

And I'II root out

such offenders of Iaw.

But I'm asking you.

Do you reaIize your duties...?

or are you bIinded by

your brother's Iove ?

On this path of justice

and righteousness...

I've throttIed my

brother's Iove...

I've shed tears of bIood

on his condition.

But I've never wavered

from my path of justice.

Do you reaIize what

your position demands of you ?

Can you teII me as

an officer and a man...

what your duties are ?

I know very weII.

It's my duty to forget

my bIood reIation...

It's my duty to arrest him

and hand him over to Iaw.

Look Munna, it's better that

you marry her now.

Look how unhappy she is.

Is he your brother Ganga?

- Yes.

And she's KamIa.

- Yes.

Put some sense into him

Sir...

They Iove each other so much...

and those rascaIs were marrying

her off to some one eIse.

Look how much she's weeping

Did you bring KamIa on

Jamuna's instructions

Of course not.

He's aIways duty bound.

Do you Iove your brother?

I'II die for him sir.

And you want to see him happy?

- Yes.

You're Iying.

You've deceived him...

It's a Iie.

- No, it's the truth.

First you sowed the seeds

of honesty in him...

and now you've made

his Iife sinfuI.

To get away with your sins you have

strewn his path with your crimes...

and you cIaim to be his brother.

But I'm teIIing you that

you're his worst enemy.

You're the symboI of aII sins.

Yes, you're right but

I'm not a schemer.

I was an honest hard-working man...

but Hariram invoIved me

in a faIse theft.

A sin wiII never Ieave

the sinfuI at peace.

If Hariram is guiIty

he'II pay for it...

and you wiII have to

pay for your sins too.

I've suffered a Iot

of injustice...

And for that sin you've

buiIt a citadeI of crimes...

you took Iaws into your hands...

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