Madrasapattinam Page #3

Synopsis: After the death of her husband, Amy Smith, an elderly English woman, decides to return to India to search for her long lost lover and to return a necklace she was given. Through memory flashbacks we see how Amy as a young girl first arrived in Madrasapattinam, India in 1945 to join her father who was the governor of the city. Through some events of fate she meets Paritihi, a young Indian boy. Amy, feeling drawn towards Paritihi and intrigued by Indian culture, asks him to be her guide around the town and to show him the ways of his country. Soon a tender romance develops between them. However, Amy is too be married to officer Robert Ellis, a cruel man appointed by her father, forcing Amy and Paritihi to fight for their love.
Director(s): Vijay
Production: Independent Bollywood
  6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.9
Year:
2010
162 min
172 Views


You can go anywhere you like.

You will get love only from here.

Thank God!

Brave kings had been living here madam.

Can you justify the atrocity

of making us slaves?

Be quiet. Don't spoil my living.

- The mountain is trapped.

- Yes!

Welcome madam of Britain.

This is the Bay of Bengal.

We welcome people by saying 'Greeting'!

We travel in the bullock cart.

We travel in the tram too!

We travel in the canal boat.

Shall we go?

There is snake dance to watch!

There is blessing by an elephant's trunk!

There are many wonders here,

oh... mom!

She likes your country.

She likes your donkey.

What are you doing here?

It is our city, isn't it?

I asked you why you

are here at this time?

I heard the news in the radio!

I wanted to send 2 letters to Nethaji.

How will it reach him

as he is not anywhere?

Do you know it?

I will post the letters!

Give them to me.

You start from here.

You can put it!

But I want to hear the news.

Listen to me sir. Sir!

Hail freedom!

Long live Bagath Singh!

Long Live Rajaji!

Victory for Motherland

I warn the British empire that

rules our Mother India!

In a month, you have to

remove your constructions...

...from our land and

go back to your country.

If not, post office, railway station

and other public places...

...will be demolished with the bombs!

I swear it on the Mother India!

It is not life that falls but seeds.

Hail freedom!

Victory to Mother India!

Victory to Mother India!

Your son has gone to jail

to achieve independence!

Be proud to be his father.

What independence?

Will it offer us food?

I was happy that my son

will look after us!

My daughter-in-law

has died delivering a child.

My son has gone to jail now.

How can I do the washing now

by coming that far carrying her?

It is food that is very important.

Land and independence can be later.

- Not me!

- What is it dear?

You told me that you have fever.

But your body is not hot.

It is not my body...

they will shoot me if I go there.

Don't blabber!

Go to the governor's house!

If I go now there,

you will have to see me as dead.

Ouch! What happened to you?

That girl is close to that boy

without knowing to the governor.

It will be dangerous if came

to know that I went with them.

What are you looking at?

Something is drawn in the cloth.

- Isn't this the white's cloth?

- Yes.

Kabir brother!

Greetings sir.

- Who is it?

- It's nothing, I'll come now.

Is it in the day?

- What do you want?

- A help.

Why do you bother me?

Go and come in the evening.

Please come sir.

Brave man...

...meet me at 4 pm.

- What does it mean?

- It is some Brahmin...

...wants to meet in the

evening at 4 at the river side.

This is not for you.

This is for someone.

Go and mind your work.

You...

You are teaching as your wish.

What is the meaning of all these?

It is like the Tamil alphabets.

Understand?

Tell it!

Wait!

- Whom are you trying to cheat?

- What?

- You told that is like Tamil alphabets.

- Yes.

- What is it after A?

- What is it? - Aaaa

- After B?

- Beee!

- What is after C?

- Ceee! - Understand?

I understood.

Now teach them well...

or else you won't go home.

- Whom they are trying to cheat.

- They are trying to bother me much.

Tell me!

You can't understand anything

You would better do broker business

instead of this work.

Leave it. They got it from us

and we're now getting it back.

Are you Kattabomman's son?

Beat him.

If you are a woman,

come out

Come to me

face to face

Who gave him money to drink?

- Don't abuse him!

- Don't blabber.

I can't stand him as he gets drunk!

It is you who bothers me.

It is my brush and paint.

- I can do what I want to. - Is it

with that money you did all this havoc?

- Wait! I will come.

- Look!

Look! She's fleeing as she got scared.

What is this Ravi?

All are watching you.

- Who?

- We all...

We are wife and husband...

don't interfere into us.

What are you doing inside?

- Sir, she is calling you.

- Come out!

Don't show me...

You got 70 rupees for the paint

and brush. Where is the painting?

Take it.

- What? - Your paintings!

- Oh my god!

Beat him well.

Damn it! Take this.

Why do you beat him

instead of beating me?

It was me!

- My grandpa!

- He was doing fine!

He has seen the good

and bad in his life.

- Who is he sir?

- Be quiet.

- He is laughing sir.

- Cut it man.

- Cut!

- It was him who was laughing.

- I don't want it that way.

- Let's use the photograph.

You get up.

Bring the camera here.

- Come. - Touch up, come here.

- Keep grandpa's photo here.

Bring the tea.

Who are you sir?

What do you want?

These photos say

madras images. Com...

Those are ours

How did you get them?

How did you get them?

Why? It was she

who took the photos!

What is it man? We need an old man's

photograph for the next shot.

- What sir? - Open the shelf

and give the photo to them.

Come on!

These were taken in

auction in my dad's time.

She asks who has

let these in auction.

Brother! This is a site

for film shooting.

If you wish you can give

your phone number.

I'll call you later after

I take it from the old ledger.

Each copy is Rs.2500.

Is it ok for you?

These are your grandpa's

collections, isn't it?

Why did you lie to them?

Someone comes and

say she took those photos.

Later they'll ask for royalty.

Then, am I mad to save this?

Come make up.

Go quickly.

Leave it dear. Don't cry.

- He was living well.

- He has seen many good things.

We can't see a man like him.

Where has he gone?

I know only four words in English.

I said those words only.

But you don't come.

Have you forgotten?

The moment when the flowers blossomed

...and nobody has seen that.

The moment it was dawn...

...and nobody seems to have enjoyed it.

Until yesterday I was idle!

When I am with you

the time is not enough.

I didn't talk anything to you...

...and I did not have anything

to say now. Why so?

The night is not dawned yet.

...and the day has not come to an end.

Words are not needed as long we are alive!

We can convey our feelings

through our eyes!

We don't need yesterday or tomorrow!

The moment now today is good enough.

His garden blooms without

plants and shower

He has won my heart

without bloodshed.

The hesitation in my heart...

Don't know when this will end

Where will I get a clarification?

Tell me if you find out.

The rain has come as

a surprise to drench us.

Though I don't understand

this relation I enjoy it.

I didn't know him and his name...

...and a relation was born among us.

My mind disobeys me and

trails wherever he goes

The path has come to an end...

...but the journey is not

yet over in this world.

Even if the birds

vanish in the sky...

...the dance that started

doesn't stop. Why so?

PARITHI!

You are nice.

Mom told me.

She died when I was born.

This is her sacred thread.

This is our treasure.

He has saved it

for his fiancee.

The moment when

the flowers blossomed

...and nobody has seen that.

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