Naran Page #3

Synopsis: Velayudhan is a good hearted drunkard local rowdy that lives in Mullankoli village. Gopinathan tries to ruin his life and does evil things to the village. Velayudhan has to get rid of him.
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director(s): Joshi
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
7.1
Year:
2005
150 min
908 Views


Why do you obey?

Take away that stick and try to sell fish.

He said he will kill me by hitting on my

head if I sell even one fish.

Puthussery Gopinambiar himself has told you

to take away the stick & sell the fish.

Then Keeri, you take away the stick.

Shall I take out?

Take it away Keeri, aren't we all with you.

Go Keeri, today we must

know one thing or other

We'll see what happens

if we remove Velayudhans flag.

Something will happen today.

What Keeri? Goondaism? Haven't I told you

not to wearyour dhoti like this?

Foryou trouser will do.

Keeri lost his dhoti.

If Gopi Nambiar & the Maharaja of

Mullamkolli fight, who will win? You tell.

What, Gopinathan Nambiar has come to buy fish!

I only told them not to sell this fish here.

But if Pudhusseri Gopi Nambiar says,

I will agree.

But you must defeat me in a fight.

If anyone defeats me,

the problem is solved.

Nambiar, shall we fight?

If we fight with each other, who will win?

That's the regional problem of Mullamkolli.

Come Nambiar. It is fun.

Let us fight (play).

I've crossed the age for playing.

You play. I'll enjoy.

Oh!

Why there's a crowd here?

Nambiar Sir!

What? What?

Nambiar Sir, it's a nuisance

with this Velayudhan.

He made us remove the board for my hotel.

He forbade Kunhappu to sell fish. See this?

He also took off Keeri's Dhoti.

Where's he? - There.

Hey you, come here. Come here!

For rheumatism, (kurunthoti)

Sidha is the medicine!

Chechi! Let no one think that

Gopi Nambiar can defeat the king.

He's a big coward.

There was a chance for a big fight.

The Maharaja

irritated him and tried his

best for a fight, but no use.

Gopi Nambiar escaped.

He knows that he won't win.

That's why. And then, there was anotherfun.

Keeri shouldn't wear dhoti. A ban!

You went to buy fish, but you were

watching the fight there?

Forthat there was no fight to watch.

Seeing their arrival,

I thought we could see a good fight.

Ha! You go there.

I can see a fight here!

Grandma is angry with you

for coming so late.

Prakash, I am telling you for a

long time to take bath.

If you don't obey me you'll get

sound thrashing. Do you hear?

Oh! You've reached. When you go out,

you are never back soon.

Didn't you get fish?

- That's the fun, mother.

The fish is rotten, should not be sold.

That's the order of Mullamkolli Maharaja.

He put a stick nearthe

fish basket and went off.

If Kunhappu sells even one from that,

he'll be killed with one shot on his head.

What a nuisance he is!

Those who want rotten fish can buy.

Why can't he leave it like that.

That's what everyone tells.

But someone is needed to fight and defeat.

Now what is available to make curry to night.

Did you see Velayudhan anywhere.

All this while she was talking

about him only. Move.

When you think the sun is going to set,

you start thinking of Velayudhan.

Foryou it is enough if you get toddy

from him and drink.

Don't care what is there for curry tonight.

Look at him running as if he has labour pain.

If you come here with him after drinking.

My Goddess, I swearthat I'll beat

both of you with a broom.

You go, broom.

Don't have any thought that there is

a girl of marriageable age here.

The elder one though married is like this.

Then at least you walk with consciousness.

No way.

Look there.

Do you see that light?

It is Velayudhan going.

Shall I call him?

No

Do you know one thing.

There is a big knife with Velayudhan.

If he takes it out, he'll keep it back

only after killing someone.

He has tucked in his waist.

Here. - Enough.

Aha. Then I must call Velayudhan.

Velayudha, come here.

He is not taking food.

Ha Ha. Child, why are you not eating?

Don't you want to become big like me,

fight and defeat thieves.

If you eat then only,

you'll have the strength forthat.

Hasn't Hajiyar come? - No.

Father wanted to go to a marriage house.

He'll come now.

Doesn't he have a thought that the

women are alone at home. Marriage house.

Child, Don't be frightened.

I'll sit here till grandpa comes.

You give him rice.

Like that.

Shall I sing a song foryou.

- Yes.

Listen carefully. A very good song.

Glow, Glow firefly

You Twinkling star

Dip, dip, dip in Gold!

You light of the still dark forest.

Ha. You've come.

Do you've any sense?

The time to go for a marriage.

You are roaming at night leaving

a girl alone at home.

What do you want now.

I'll see to the needs of my house.

You need not come to enquire.

Goondaism! Slap.

I'll break your eyes.

When old, you must have some responsibility.

When I say the truth you are angry.

You light this.

Do you know what types of people

come here from across and outside.

The people you see during day time

are not the same at night.

This is that kind of place.

If you are not watchful...

The wife of Peethambaran, kannoth House.

Why did she die drinking poison

2 years back? Ah.

Here is the light.

Sister, here after he comes late

like this, you must tell me.

Shall I go? I'll sing the rest

of the song later.

Are you staring and frightening me?

I'll break your eyes.

Firefly with thousand eyes.

RAFA-TmG

Hey you put my mat and pillow outside Velanna.

Do you have any problem?

I've got many problems.

Among that which problem you want?

Anyway you are looking after me

and giving money.

Why do you sleep in the Verandah in the cold.

Like a dog in manger.

I sleep here so that some bulls

will not break the fence.

I don't mind if you call me a dog.

If you want to make a place good,

you must transform Kunnummal Shanta.

Oh a ruler - Come to improve this place

you try to be good yourself.

There won't be any trouble because of me,

in this village you don't have a place to sleep

just say that.

Here.

What? Goondaism? -Yes.

I won't allow people from across and

outside to spoil Mullankolly.

Forthat I won't get fever if

I am exposed to a bit of cold.

Bow. Bow. Dog. Dog.

It is betterto close this window.

Your disease increases when you get cold. Ha ha.

Grandma there Nambiar Sir.

How are you Malutty Amma?

Shall we take the dry frond and twigs?

Oh! Take them.

Are you getting letters from son?

Yes. He came last month and went. - Ok.

What's on your shoulder?

Coconut oil forthe shop.

Nambiar Sir, you must be going for a walk.

Yes. It's long since I came to the grove

Nowadays a lot of coconuts are being stolen.

No doubt. It is Velayudhan.

Hey. Will he steal?

He does everything.

How is the business?

Is it better after keeping the board?

Forthat board is not kept.

He didn't hearyou telling us

to keep the board.

He says he should hearyou telling that.

If he wants to hear, tell him to come to me.

If you can, tie him up and bring him

in front of me. I'll get him. Arrogant.

There he is. Velayudhan.

Stay there. Come here. Here.

I heard that you've started stealing also.

Oh! Nambiar Sir, I'll get angry if you

accuse me for what I've not done. You beat,

if you get angry, isn't it?

Then beat me. You listen only to the people

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Ranjan Pramod

Ranjan Pramod is an Indian screenwriter and director best known for his work in Malayalam cinema. He made his debut as a writer with Randam Bhavam (2001). His popular films include Meesa Madhavan (2002), Manassinakkare (2003), Achuvinte Amma (2005), and Naran (2005), all of them being blockbuster hits. He directed the film Rakshadhikari Baiju Oppu which received positive reviews and was declared Super Hit. It Also Won him the Kerala State Film Award for " Best Film with Popular Appeal and Aesthetic Value" for 2017. more…

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