Madrasapattinam Page #5

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


Which platform is the train to Delhi?

Which platform is the train to Delhi?

Who are these?

Stop!

Who are you all?

Why are you running?

Sir, Delhi train...

Why are you running for this?

It has gone before 4 hours.

Next train?

Is this our village tram?

You can't go to Delhi at any time.

Vehicle has gone.

You will get the train day after tomorrow.

When will it reach?

It will take 4 days to reach.

Start from here.

You shouldn't stand here.

Start.

Start.

Long live Sathya Moorthy!

- Madam!

- Long live Sathya Moorthy!

- Victory for Motherland!

- Madam!

- Victory for Motherland!

- Parithi!

- Long live Sathya moorthy!

- Madam!

Victory for Motherland!

- Stop man!

- Parithi!

Victory for Motherland.

Careful! Parithi.

Victory for Motherland.

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland.

Hail to Mahatma Gandhiji.

Victory for Motherland.

Long live Rajaji!

Rajaji is coming. Move aside.

Hail to Mahatma Gandhiji.

Long live Rajaji!

- Long live Sathya Moorthy.

- Mahatma Gandhi...

Victory for Motherland.

Victory for Motherland.

Rajaji is coming, move.

Long live Rajaji!

Long live Aacharya!

Long live Aacharya!

Long live Aacharya!

Hail to Motherland!

Long live Aacharya!

Parithi, you go from here.

Parith, you go.

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland!

Victory for Motherland!

Kamarajar's vehicle has come.

Long live Kamarajar.

Long live Kamarajar!

Even a thousand weapons

can't fight against love

Darkness will vanish.

Brightness at dawn in the east.

Even when ghosts and foxes chase...

Even if the path is full of obstructions

A flower blooms in the

war field amidst chaos

A new dawn everywhere

Dampness in the breeze increases...

Tears in the eyes joins the breeze...

We were two...

Now have become one

Ours is an affectionate bond

We've joined hands at the cost of tears

Even a thousand weapons

can't fight against love

Darkness will vanish.

Brightness at dawn in the east.

Even when ghosts and foxes chase...

Even if the path is full of obstructions

A flower blooms in the

war field amidst chaos

We tried well

but couldn't catch him!

We will catch them before dawn.

Don't catch them.

Kill them.

Sir, that is...

There is no one here.

Tell me.

Where have you hidden

the Governor's daughter?

Sir, we came with the proposal formally.

We have no necessity to hide them.

If so, where are governor's

daughter and Parithi?

We too are waiting for them.

Now, you too wait for them.

Sit down, all of you.

Victory to Mother India!

Running water can be

stopped by a dam

No way to restrict the clouds

Present is before the eyes,

future is a dream

Destiny cannot be predicted

Night and day, summer and

winter are made for each other

Will our union happen?

This is the moment where dawn awaits...

Will it dawn for us?

Even when ghosts and foxes chase...

Even if the path is full of obstructions

A flower blooms in the

war field amidst chaos

Hail Mother India

One sky is not enough

Wish for many skies to flee

Dream for a long life

Let us hold our hands

And stay united forever

War throughout day and nights

A cuckoo sings faraway

Hearts feel elated at hearing it

Though at opponent sides

But nothing stops us

from falling in love

Even a thousand weapons

can't fight against love

Darkness will vanish.

Brightness at dawn in the east.

Even when ghosts and foxes chase...

Even if the path is full of obstructions

A flower blooms in the

war field amidst chaos

Dampness in the breeze increases...

Tears in the eyes joins the breeze...

We were two...

Now have become one

Ours is an affectionate bond

We've joined hands at the cost of tears

Don't kill him.

I want to speak with him.

Shoot at sight is announced

when you were seen.

Government is to be changed

when it is dawn.

If you stay here till then,

I could offer protection for you.

This is not the time

to examine your heart.

You should see how intelligent

you are in running your life!

Listen what I say.

Sir! This is Railway area.

I'm telling it time and again. Leave this place.

You won't be admitted.

I'm inquiring him

if anybody has come here.

Sir! Nobody can

come here at once.

Even you are not allowed.

Start now.

Key is in the head office.

This is clock room's door.

Nobody can go without permission.

It is time for me.

I have to close the main gate.

You start now.

Come.

No way here!

Come!

No.

- In this situation...

- I am alright. Come.

As SP said let us move

from here after dawn.

Leave me!

Ask him to leave me.

He says that he is dumb.

Ask him to leave him.

He is a dumb.

Tell him to leave.

- Leave him.

- Tell him.

Leave him.

What happened to you?

Tell me!

What happened?

Now, you tell me.

Where are they?

It's paining.

The time is five.

Don't know where they are

Whether they will be found...

They will get caught.

At 12 am...

...they've escaped from the central

and taken the Wall Tax road.

There had been a fight with

Daniel team at 1 am in Ordinance line!

By escaping from there,

they've taken Mint street...

Around 2 am, they hit Alex and

Samuels near Salt Cotaurs

Again escaping in Calcutta mail,

they've come to Central station

They've have not

come out of Central!

Madam!

What is that noise?

Someone has jumped!

Someone pushed him.

- Parithi! What happened to you?

- Nothing.

Come.

Bhagat Singh, hail!

Hail Sugavel.

Hail Bhagat Singh and Sugavel!

Hail Rajaguru.

Where are they?

Go away!

I don't need you. Go!

Didn't you return to India after that?

Why?

Fate

After so long...

You don't even know

whether he is dead or alive.

Why're you searching for him now?

It is for this

This belongs to Parithi...

...and his wife now

I should give it to its rightful owner

- You had given an Ad in the newspaper.

- Yes, who is this?

- How do you know Parithi sir?

- I don't but...

You don't know but

why're you searching him?

Do you know him?

I don't know who you are.

Please come in person.

Please give your address.

No.4, Apparsamy Koil Street,

Mylapore, Chennai -4.

I will come

Our London lady.

Where is your grand daughter

and luggage?

They said they'll if I enquire

with the telephone exchange

That number only.

Please give that number at least

I'll call you back

- What happened sir?

- Here is the impression of what I wrote

What is the address?

4, Apparsamy Koil Street,

Mylapore

4, Apparsamy...

The address we went earlier

Come fast!

Do you have the taxi fare at least?

Where is Duraiammal trust?

You're talking in Tamil

Do you know that place?

What're you saying?

I grew up there only

Go to that trust

Do you want to donate?

Even if you had asked a kid on the day

you came you could've gone there

If you had come in my taxi that day...

...you would've finished your work

and gone back home by now

The old lady who came with us is Duraiamma

All these days we were

searching for Parithi sir only

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