Meghe Dhaka Tara Page #4
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- 1960
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And she's taking care of
Montu who's in the hospital
And we have no money
If you can, please check her once
I haven't had anything the whole day.
Please give me some water
Where's Geetu?
- She's taking her nap
You didn't go to the office?
No. I don't go quite often
Doesn't feel like going
Montu had an accident.
He's in a hospital
For the last two days
I'm not feeling all right
I'll have to arrange blood
I couldn't even inform you
Neeta has come
How long!
I'm getting late. Bye
You let her go.
- She hasn't come to see me
You could've asked her to stay
Without knowing her reason
how can you assume
I don't feel it is necessary
Montu is admitted to a hospital
I couldn't even ask Neeta
why she came to see us
What is your name, young bride?
You could've done your X-Ray
If you come here
I can organise it
What if I'm really ill?
I'm the only earning member
Any way, the blood is
needed immediately
How's Montu?
- Well
Can you help me get some money?
For blood, for medicines
Can't get anything anywhere.
That's why I went to Geetu
How much?
- About 150 will do
Try to get a little rest.
For your own benefit
Benefit - for me?
Looking like one of hell's ravens
I do a hard day's work
for my bread
Where?
Come
I'll give it to you
at the hospital tomorrow
150 rupees... where've they gone?
- I gave them to Ma
You mean Neeta
Yes, I did. It's my money
Can an old flame really be forgotten?
- Will you stop it!
Getting nasty won't help at all.
I'm warning you
Come, my daughter Uma,
to me
Let me garland you with flowers
You're the soul of my sad self,
Mother deliverer!
Let me bid you farewell now,
My daughter!
You're leaving my home desolate,
for your husband's place
How do I endure your leaving,
my daughter?
They're saying he's made
quite a name in Bombay
What's happened to you?
Making your bed out here
so late, in the outer room?
In this friendless house...
what do inner
Will you hide it even from me,
tell nothing at all?
When there was time, Ma,
you didn't listen!
There's such a void
between us now...
This tongue of mine...
has gone out of control
The world has been cut off
by a great wall...
Spare me a sob story so late
at night. I've work tomorrow
What can you do about it?
- Can I go on acting a part?
Not acting
Probably it's penance
Penance?
Have you sinned?
Of course, I have. I've made
no protest against any injustice
And that's my sin
I shouldn't have been so ordinary
You go home
Have you nothing else to say?
What should I say?
Come to think of it now,
I've come very far from it all
Now there's only work
Neeta, you're completely cleansed
I'll leave my job, go back
to a life of struggle
Whatever obstacles come up
I shouldn't back away
but still I'm something
I can't go on banging my head
against a wall, Neeta
What's happened?
- Just tripped up a little
I can get the Office Super
to grant you leave
Don't. He won't grant it
A poor Brahman in Mathura...
who knew no happiness ever
Begging for a whole day once...
returned without a grain
He sat depressed under a tree...
and wept by himself...
till the sage Satyanarayana...
approached in the guise
of a fakir...
God doesn't hit you
from all sides
If by the Guru's grace one bears
up to it, one stands up again
The boss himself reached him home
And they'll pay good
Compensation.
Over a thousand rupees, isn't it?
On this auspicious day...
you're happy with your lord
and friends!
Shankar! Isn't it you?
The papers carry your pictures.
Made it big in Bombay! Have you?
You certainly are the pride of Bengal.
Let me see Bengal has tigers, too
Do you really get 500 per concert?
No, not less than 1200
Your body scented with perfume,
forehead marked with sandal-paste!
Doe-eyed, breeze-swept lashes
May your wisdom be
for your people
And be happy with
your lord and friends
I told you so many time.
But you came so late...
Made quite a name!
A lot of people
talk about you
If it's a boy, you must
give me a necklace!
Will you never live at home?
If this house is so bad,
change it
of the problem of eviction
Yet even here people do take heart,
and build home. Forget their troubles
Please, tell him
I've always wanted
a two-storey house
Demolish the house
and build two storeys
The clay-wall room can stay.
It can be easily fixed
But can you cure my mind?
So that I can read
Wordsworth again, and enjoy him
Remember? Swan and Shadows
float double!
Where's Khuki?
In that room
Goes to work, then back
to that room. Eats there too
Communicates with nobody.
Keeps everything hid
Falls ill, runs a fever -
tells nobody
Even washes her own dishes
Love letters in old age?
Brother please -
I was just watching you all
How well you've all
established yourselves!
Now again, as in childhood...
I have no burdens
Khuki has T. B.
A very bad stage
Poor thing!
I accuse
Whom?
Nobody at all
I'll see about her treatment
and then get back
I'll stay here tonight
I've packed your clothes...
You go away
They're dreaming of two storeys
You're successful!
Why stay on now
They pity you today!
You weren't up to
carrying the burden
But you were the one
who carried it
Now you're the burden yourself
There's poison in your breath
This room is for the new born
Go away, dear
Come, my daughter Uma,
to me
Let me garland you with flowers
You are the soul of my sad self...
Mother deliverer!
Let me bid you farewell now,
my daughter!
You are leaving my home desolate
For your husband's peace
How do I endure your leaving...
my daughter?
Where're you off to?
I just made arrangements.
A sanatorium at Shillong
At last you'll see the hills
She likes the hills?
Very much. Right from childhood
But remember, don't excite her.
She may have a relapse
"The Cloud-Covered Star"...
Sanat's letter
I wonder why I kept it so long
D'you know, the house
Geeta's son is walking.
- Naughty, is he?
He's made life hell for Father
The way he climbs straight
up the stairs by himself...
The kid's so full of life...
gets such a thrill just
climbing up the stairs
Brother, you know I really
wanted to live
I love so much to be alive
Brother, tell me once
that I'll live
Brother, I want to go home
Khuki! Have you gone crazy!
Shankar - have you got back
from visiting your sister!
How is she now?
Why don't you speak?
No one remembers her anymore -
Going in and out daily,
slippers flapping...
such a quiet girl, why should she
have to suffer so much!
Come, my daughter Uma,
to me
Let me garland you with flowers
You are the soul of my sad self,
Mother deliverer!
Let me bid you farewell now,
my daughter!
You're leaving my home desolate...
For your husband's place
How do I endure your leaving,
my daughter
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