Maryada Ramanna Page #2

Synopsis: Goodhearted but unlucky bicycle-deliveryman Ramu learns that he owns five acres in his parents' hometown in Rayalaseema, and sets out to sell the land. He befriends his fellow train passenger, the beautiful and charming artist Aparna, called Appu for short. Appu's family welcome him, before realizing he is a descendant of their sworn enemy from a violent long-standing family feud. The family's own strict rules of hospitality require them to treat Ramu well while he remains under their roof, but they plan to kill him the moment he steps over the threshold...
 
IMDB:
7.4
Year:
2010
125 min
938 Views


Not one has been proved.

Was yourjourney happy?

- Fine sir.

My elder son Mallasuri.

Greetings.

- Greetings.

Younger son Baireddy.

Greetings.- Greetings.

Give him water to wash legs.

Please come.

You said something and scared us.

They don't seem as what you said.

Hold the umbrella properly.

We were eagerly waiting for you.

They too...stop!

Hey, clear the dung.

- Okay sir.

Village, right?

- So appearances are deceptive.

What?

- Nothing sir.

People scared us with stories

about your murders,

but after coming here,

you're not stone but sponge.

Please come in.

Why are the cattle inside home?

- Please take your seat.

That's our culture.

- lt's surprizing.

This region's tradition is to accept

cattle too as family members.

We take care of them

as one of our own.

Yes, indeed l don't see

any difference.

But you were clothes

and they don't.

Let's discuss about this house

and his wife later, first business.

lf you show us the documents,

we can discuss other things...

About those things...

He can't understand it

and doesn't need it too.

Look, l've been a broker to

many big contractors.

We generally offer 10% cut

to mafia in our region,

this region has a special name

to it as Factionism,

take another 5% extra for it.

What do you say Ghanshyamji?

Let's discuss business later,

shall we have lunch first?

Why don't you also join us?

- No problem sir.

Won't you sit before your father?

Excellent! Though 6 feet tall hunks,

you've them in control.

Madam, get me chicken.

Deal is over.

l've seen many like them.

Would you like to chew

betel leaf and nuts?

Won't you marry Baireddy?

Are they searching any bride for you?

You've any girl in your clan.

l should've killed the moment he

took our goodness for weakness.

But, home is like mother to us.

lt's our tradition not to

spill blood inside home.

That's why l spared him.

Baireddy, we are discussing here,

take him out.

Come.

You don't get good food on the way

to Hyderabad, so packed food for you.

Packed plenty of fish gravy, Bal Reddy?

- l have sir.

l observed you relishing it.

You may go now.

l'm not bothered about the percentage

of commission, Ghanshyamji,

l'm agreeing for a deal with you so

that my local boys will get few jobs.

Don't alter anything in that.

Bye.

Hey poverty stricken man!

Why are you coming to station on a bicycle?

You moron!

You're going away for 15 days.

l thought l would happily take rest

but you'll not leave me.

Bloody miser!

Boy, come here.

How much for parking here?

Rs2 per hour and

Rs.20 per day, sir.

You mean Rs.150 for a week!

Rent is too high than it's cost.

What shall l do now?

Had good stick? lf you return,

you'll lose ticket money,

if you park me here, you'll lose money,

what will you do now?

Make an entry of all that.

- Tell me.

l want to help them, sir.

Clothes?

- No, bicycle.

Hey! Will you donate me?

Have you gone mad?

lt worked loyally for 20 long years.

lt's enough if it's useful

to some destitute.

Load the cycle in that truck.

- Okay sir.

You used me all these years and

donating me to flood victims.

You'll ruin...you'll go bankrupt...

you'll be ravaged.

Sit there.

This is my seat, sir.

What are you searching?

Did you drop anything?

You said the seat is yours,

just checking if it has your name.

Look at this.

- Where is your name?

Why would it be on this?

lt's in the chart outside.

Then, sit outside.

Why are you sitting in my lap?

Your lap?

ls your name written on it?

Sit there.

- Can't dare see your bare body?

Never heard, seen or known...

My eyes never seen it

in dreams too...

Come on...

Give me the bag.

That's it!

You can run!

Didn't get hurt, did you?

Why would he get hurt?

Platform would've got damaged.

On seeing a girl,

they stretch a helping hand.

Take off, can't you stop train

by pulling the chain.

She had to help you get up now.

Get in.

Wearing a shirt on shirt.

You come in dear. Go!

She's drawing my face!

He was posing like a hero!

lsn't it like seeing

yourself in mirror?

Wait, let others too enjoy it.

Look at our hero!

Spitting image of him!

Very good.

He stealthily took it,

but l saw him.

Where are you going?

Give him a copy,

he'll send it to his future bride.

Excuse me...please stop.

l think you're hurt,

l'm very sorry.

Please come and sit there.

l can't get fooled again.

l didn't draw this on seeing you.

l don't know if it looks like me or not

but the sketch is very nice.

Oh my God! Please look there!

Did you draw that monkey?

The boy with monkey was

standing behind you.

l was feeling proud for

drawing my face.

You're not angry anymore, right?

Gandikota?

That's my native place.

What do you've there?

A small land deal,

if it's over, l'll be happy.

Coconut water?

Hey boy! Come here.

lt's very good for health to have

coconut water every day.

No need of straw,

may it was used by many.

Fresh one sir?

l know, we use and throw it,

they pick it up and reuse it.

What should l do with it?

Keep the straw with you and

give me the coconut.

How much?

- Rs.10.

Fixed price?

- Yes.

Fool!

Straw is a health hazard.

lt will come.

l've had it many times like this.

Not coming?

The seller asked him to

take the straw.

He should've listened to him.

Said health hazard.

Anyway it'll not come in,

you go out and have it.

Keep trying...move.

Every man tries to become a hero.

How?

Not sponge, original.

Want another one?

Why is he stopping in every station

like a passenger train?

l stopped the train.

Greetings madam.

That's okay, what are you doing here?

Big boss sent me.

Do you eat so much?

Look, what he's asking?

- l don't know madam.

Boss sent it.

So many items,

what am l to do with it?

l don't know madam.

Boss sent it.

What do you know then?

- l think he doesn't know that too.

Father!

Dear, are you scolding Bal Reddy?

Look, how much food

he has brought, father.

lsn't that enough dear?

Shall l send sweets in next station?

- Father!

Appu, eat and sleep peacefully.

Don't waste your time spending

on those silly drawings.

Are you listening to me, Aparna?

- Okay father.

Bye dear.

Hello, l'm hungry,

shall we open it?

Okay.

Bye madam...bye sir.

Your father's arrangements

are excellent.

Give me that pencil.

Why isn't it running?

No problem.

- Just a minute.

She says, no problem.

- But l do, your fan's running, right?

Every man interferes.

Will it hurt him if l repair it now?

Loose connection, switch it off.

Have been watching you,

you're interfering in everything,

don't you've any work?

Can't you sit in one place

instead of moving around?

Why are you scolding

instead of beating him?

You're a big scientist

and we are idiots.

Do one thing, get down, tilt the train

and kick start it like scooter.

Look!

You were angry a minute before,

had he not stopped the train,

would we've seen this spectacle?

Yes, we chided him unnecessarily.

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