Maya Bazaar Page #7

Synopsis: The story revolves around the characters in the Hindu Epic "The Mahabharata" and is set in Dwaraka, the hometown of Lord Krishna (NTR). Arjuna's son Abhimanyu(ANR) falls in love with Balarama's daughter Sasirekha(Savitri). When the Pandava's lose their kingdom in the infamous game of dice to the Kaurava's, Balarama promises his daughters hand to Duryodhana's son, there by breaking the promise made to Subhadra(Abhimanu's mother and Balarama's sister). The rest of the movie is how Bhima's son Ghatotkacha(SVR) helps the lovers unite with his magic.
 
IMDB:
9.2
Year:
1957
192 min
2,025 Views


l'm just following your advice.

Let it be anyone's advice dear,

you've become intelligent.

That's enough for me.

Krishna, l'm really very happy.

lf you conduct this marriage

with great fanfare...

As you say sister-in-law.

You will see it.

Bless you!

Welcome...no one to

match your greatness...

Great benefactors...

Great souls...

Wealthiest...

Accept our hospitality befitting

your status and honour...

Only you can match yourselves...

All this grand welcome

is for you only...

Welcome bridegroom...

We are lucky to play host to you...

You're the son-in-law we brought

searching all the 3 worlds...

Get down from the palanquin...

All this grand reception

is for you only...

Did you see the lavishness

of the Yadavas?

This fortune, these riches,

this exhibition,

l think they did this to upstage us.

Any doubt in it?

When Krishna promised

to conduct the marriage,

l expected a grand fair only.

Whatever they may do,

it's nothing compared to your riches.

Well said, uncle.

We are blessed along with you, Lords.

What a great welcome!

What a great hospitality!

Who can match this grandeur?

Greater than every king of this world!

People not seeing this grandeur

have wasted their lives.

This is what you call prosperity.

Your kinsman's riches,

run out of words to praise it!

What's this nuisance, uncle?

You both are scholars but

have no common sense.

As you say.

How dare you praise

others before your lord?

Our mistake, please forgive us, lord.

Got emotional and blurted out truth...

Though it's true, never praise others.

We are grooms' side.

Behave highhandedly!

Finding faults in everything,

irritate them.

Got you lord.

- What did you get?

Watch out now!

We'll torture your kinsmen.

Wow! lt's my marriage...

Great! lt's my marriage...

l'm done with you...

And the world is in chaos...

lt seems mighty great warriors...

lt seems richest of the rich...

Marriage party has come

crying this aloud...

lt seems l'm maiden...

and very delicate...

lt seems groom will get

charmed on seeing me...

lt's seems he'll come

to tie the knot...

And l'll feel too shy...

Play hide and seek game

under the veil...

Grandpa!

- What's it son?

Have we arrived in the guest house?

- Yes. Surely.

You promised to show the bride to me,

where is she?

l'll call her immediately.

l'll send them message that you want

to meet your daughter-in-law.

Revathi will send her daughter happily.

Yes, l'm also eager to meet her.

What if she feels shy to meet him?

She can't be brave wife

if she feels shy,

not only see her,

l want to talk to her.

My word...

- ...is irrevocable.

l know it, l'll send a message.

- As you wish.

We are marriage conductors.

Mustn't fight with people of kinsmen.

- Okay.

Are you marriage conductors?

You look like fools.

Where have we lacked in

looking after you, sirs

Lacking every sphere.

Come l'll show you.

Such cheap blankets for us?

- What?

Even when given to maid servants,

they threw it out.

Sirs, we don't know your status.

Just order us what you want,

we'll arrange it.

l want silk blanket.

- Okay.

l want silk carpet.

- Okay.

Just don't say okay.

Silk carpet...got it?

- Okay.

What are you people doing here?

We want fans there and

young maidens to blow it.

What a wish!

- What a nasty wish!

What's that nonsense?

- Get out!

Do you know who l am?

- Do you know who we are?

You're getting angry unable

to understand the language.

What he said means great!

You're scholars, don't you also know it?

We were just getting it, you said it.

l'll tell the meaning of other word.

The other word means respect.

- Am l right? - Yes.

ls it that?

- Yes it is that.

Then come here.

Such a cheap cot for

a respected man like me?

l want foam bed.

- Foam bed?

What are you waiting for?

Go get it.

As you wish.

How is it?

- Great! Promised to get it.

Your ancestors must come down.

Played with them.

Mother-in-law! l bow to you.

- Get up dear.

l'm happy that you're going

to be my daughter-in-law.

Yes, you're Dhritharastra's

daughter-in-law and l'm yours.

l'm very happy.

Oh Saturn! l bow to you

Shakuni grandpa.

Bless you.

Why have you displayed it here?

For you only, take a look.

They are more delicate than me.

A touch broke the jewel,

l've lots of much stronger jewels.

You're close without any shame.

l'm happy.

Your groom wants to meet you,

let's meet him, come.

Then l too have a condition.

lf you want me to meet groom,

you must show your skill.

Good grand daughter,

but l've many skills.

Which one shall l show you?

- Why anything else?

l want to see you play dice.

Play, else l'll not meet the groom.

Grand daughters are like this,

playing fun with grandpas.

Okay, l'll play only once.

Tell me your number.

Two!

lf l lose l'll not meet the groom.

Look again, then l'll not...

- No...no...play it. Two!

One!

What?

Two!

Two...yes it's two.

lf one becomes two,

then six will be three.

We both have won.

Grandpa, you play dice very well.

lsn't that groom near the lake?

l'll meet him. Come Myna.

Why is she behaving like this?

ls Sasirekha an illusionist?

Or is it a flash that blinded my eye?

Looking at her behaviour and

attitude, my son may...

No need to fear.

Our Lakshmana is her perfect match.

O beauty, you're one of a kind...

You're one of a kind...

Your beauty and charm

is all mine now...

Stay away...

Why stay away from me, my dear?

l'm the Aryan who has

come to marry you...

We are getting married

grandly tomorrow...

You've to wait till tomorrow.

Why are you stopping me

and shrouding yourself?

Your beauty has taken over me...

Your reluctance is

increasing my sorrows...

What to do if it increases?

Elders are here.

Why are you holding back

citing elders, O maiden...

l'm your husband, am l not?

Your kisses and sweet talk

are all mine...

Welcome sirs!

- Please taste it.

Please...

Not there sir, look here.

Vada, stuffed balls,

pheni, sweet chapatis,

stuffed cookies,

sweets, laddus, jilebis.

All are plain sweets.

Tamarind rice, various flavoured rice.

All are just variety rice.

Almond pudding, cashew pudding,

and various other puddings.

Many varieties of juices and shakes.

All are drinks.

Brinjals, lady's finger,

ridged gourd, pumpkin.

Enough! Just vegetables.

All this is okay,

but where's the real delicacy?

That one! We'll get it.

What is it? What are you bringing?

- Human flesh!

Oh God!

Are we demons?

lf you're humans,

tell us what you want?

What should we say?

Foolish marriage conductors.

Most important dish in

any civilised feast is missing.

Don't torture us, tell what it is?

Want to know?

Sour tasting leaves, 'Gongura'.

Offering of Goddess Shakambari devi.

Delicacy of Andhra, King will not

eat lunch without it. Got it?

Do you know what is 'Gongura'?

We know sir, we'll get

baskets full of it. Please come sir.

Marriage feast!

Marriage feast!

Exquisite delicasies...

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