Jail Page #6

Our fate depends on You.

Lord, heed to me.

Allah, heed to me.

Lord, heed to me.

Allah, heed to me.

Lord, heed to me.

Allah, heed to me.

Lord, heed to me.

Allah, heed to me.

Desai, according to your horoscope

if you lie down...

...with your leg towards east,

and head towards west...

...you'll get bail in one month.

And, you'll be outside the jail.

- What are you saying? - Yes.

Anna, fates don't change that way.

Bravo.

Hey Joe, you've been granted bail.

You've to leave during closing

time. - Get your luggage.

I love you, Chandu.

Wow. Joe D'Souza out of the jail.

Breaking news.

Hey Anna, you said it's written

in my horoscope...

...that I can't go out for

the next four months,

Look at me, I'm out.

No wonder, you're rotting

here for fraud.

It's party time for Joe D'Souza.

Wow, my shirt.

Come on, give me my shirt.

Yes. Lovely.

Going out. Going out of here.

Joe, don't forget us.

Bravo. - Yes, you want

clothes, don't you?

You want the clothes. Here.

Have a gala time.

And you, Raju here keep

my imported underwear.

Wear this, and become a gentleman.

Thank you, Joe.

Here, hold my bag.

Hey dude.

Hey dude, take these

freaking coupons.

They aren't of any use to me.

Maybe, they'll be useful for you.

Take it. Come on, take it.

Keep it.

Good. And, if you ever

get out of here.

You just need to give me a call.

And, I'm there.

You've my number, dude.

Hey everyone, take care

of yourselves.

If you ever need anything...

Scoundrel.

Parag, let it be.

Parag.

Rascal.

You don't deserve to go.

I deserve to go.

Parag, let him go.

Sir, they're fighting inside.

That Joe is too haughty.

This will end here.

Hit him, hit him.

You don't deserve to

go. I deserve to go.

Shirke, get the key.

Come on, come on.

I'll take care of him

once and for all.

He's gone for sure today.

The officers are here, run.

- Shinde, open the gate, quickly.

Open it.

Get away. Get everyone away.

Come on, come outside.

Take him outside.

Move back, move back.

Sir. Believe me, sir...

You rascal, I'll teach you

a lesson. - No, sir.

I'll teach you a lesson,

you'll always remember.

You'll never hit anyone again.

You scoundrel. You're too

stubborn, aren't you?

Trying to be the don.

Trying to act smart. Rascal.

Hey, come here. Throw him inside.

The scoundrel. Throw him in.

Come on. Come on.

Hey, bring him here.

I didn't do anything.

I didn't do anything.

Beat him. Take him to sir.

I've witnessed dreams

being shattered here.

I've witnessed hopes

being crushed.

I've heard that the wrong

ones are reformed here.

But, I've seen the innocent

ones going astray.

Lets go, you scoundrel.

You're too stubborn.

Rascal. Lock him up inside.

You think this a pigeon-house.

Go on.

Creating a racket here.

I'll beat you black and

blue, you scoundrel.

After staying alone in this

dark cell for 15 days...

...you'll stop being stubborn.

Lock him up.

Open the door.

Is anybody there, I want water.

Why doesn't anyone listen?

Look, Usha don't irritate me.

It's not possible, I can't come.

You can make any excuse.

Listen, I'll come home

and talk Usha.

Usha, hello.

Nawab. - Yes.

Give me the roster.

Sir. - You can go now.

What is it? - Sir, Parag Dixit.

He's been in the dark

cell for ten days.

He's not the wrong sort, sir.

He's from a good family... - I know

he's from a good family...

...that's why I didn't charge

him for brawling.

There are some disciplines

to be followed here.

If he breaks them, he's

bound to be punished.

Sir, if the disciplines of the

jail, can be lenient for them...

- Nawab.

I've not given them

this leniency...

...there are higher authorities

above me.

If I was given the control, then...

Who should I go against?

Go against my authorities,

stop my men.

If I start taking action half

my staff will be inside the...

...jail barracks, and not outside.

We leave our family, and spend

half of our lives here.

I was just trying to explain

my wife, in your presence.

There was a function at my own

home. - But I couldn't attend it.

And what in return?

What do I get in return?

On the 1st, the municipality

clerk...

...is paid much higher salary

than an inspector here.

Sorry, sir.

Listen.

I'll get him out.

But he'll be your responsibility.

Thank you, sir.

Hey, get up.

Go back to your barrack.

That Nawab takes pity on anyone.

Mishra, you got him

out within 10 days.

Yes, Nawab talked to sir,

and got him out.

Ask the sweeper to

clean the barrack.

Look at his plight.

He can't even walk properly.

20. Yes, keep it inside.

21. Yes, inside.

22...

Thank you.

Parag, brawling in the jail.

10 days in the dark cell.

You're being talked about.

Sit down.

Sit down.

Look at me I've been sentenced...

...to seven years of imprisonment

for half murder.

I've been in this jail for

the past three years.

I'm one of don's special men.

But still, I never attained

so much popularity...

...like you did in a few months.

I was thrown in once as well.

For one week, in the dark cell.

You feel empty from within.

You don't realise whether

you're dead or alive.

But, I'm lucky.

After I came out, Baba made

some arrangements for me.

He talked to the jail doctor.

I met my family in the government

hospital outside.

When I saw mother...

When I saw mother, I got

so emotional Parag.

Mothers are so wonderful.

Once she hugs you, everything

seems to be fine.

Do you want to go to the hospital?

Do you want to see

your mother? - Yes.

Done.

Get in, come on. Get in, get in.

Hurry up, everyone. Come on.

Hurry up. Come on.

Parag, how are you?

You met your family yesterday,

didn't you?

Happy? - Thank you.

Hey, it was a small thing.

Hey, why are you washing

your clothes?

My men, they'll wash them for you.

I'll give them the coupon.

Hey... - No, no sorry.

Please, I'll do it. Thank you.

Fine, if you want to do

it, then so be it.

Let's go.

See you later.

Did you meet mother and Mansi?

Kabir arranged for your visit

to the hospital, didn't he?

Nawab, I... - Quiet. Be quiet.

You're taking gangster's help now.

You want to join their gang.

Mother I just took a small

help from them.

It starts from small things.

They aren't your kin

to do you a favour.

When they give something...

...they take a lot in return.

I've known them very well.

I've lost a lot too.

'I was leading a good life.'

'There was peace. Had respect.'

'I'd run a rented butcher

shop in Pathanwadi.'

'I was only worried about

my brother, Adil.'

'I wanted him to become a

mechanic, and go to Dubai.'

'But, he'd bigger dreams.'

'And, he thought Bilal is the only

one who can fulfil them.'

Bilal was connected with

the underworld.'

'And I knew, that Adil's

relation with Bilal...

...would ruin him someday.'

'Even the police started

noticing Adil.'

'I tried to explain him.'

'I tried my best, to save Adil.'

'But Adil didn't listen to me.'

'And one day, what I feared the

most came true.' -Where is Adil?

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