Naran Page #6

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


Vel Muruga Haro hara Ho...

Velayudha Haro hara ho...

We've taken quotations for breaking his leg.

Leave that quotation. I'll tell Kurup it's impossible

to defeat him in beating as they say.

Sever. Attack him from back and sever.

- We must kill him with one blow.

He is a tough savage.

He won't die of beating.

While returning don't cross the ferry.

There is a way through the forest.

By dawn you'll reach the valley.

I've arranged vehicle there.

You keep this torch to recognize him.

Don't ask ortell Kurup anything.

If you need anything you can ask Keeri.

Good people of Mullankolly,

all of you wait impatiently

The music programme of

Janata troupe will start immediately.

You look like a beauty!

- Get lost

Then everything as said before

All of you must be here.

I'll go to the Panchayat office and come.

Shall I sing a song

before the programme starts?

Can't you see?

That's why I am wearing specs now.

Anyway it's good having seen you

Where are the people who came with us?

Nobody is seen. Have they gone?

Oh you are standing here!

Shouldn't we start?

In the dark don't mistake some one else for me.

See carefully I am Velayudha

Hey, when did you arrive?

I saw Iddi Mutti roaming there.

I'll be nearthat fireworks shop.

All come there when it is time.

Otherwise you send the boy.

A special announcement -

If Dinesh is here, he is requested to come

to the back side of the stage.

RAFA-TmG

Fighting started...

Come on boy, come on.

Oh escaped.

They ran away Sir.

They are from Mattancherry.

The panchayat brought them by collecting money

Who are you?

- I am Velayudhan

Are you the Police?

You've to control those who

indulge in Goondaism.

First we must tell them politely.

If they don't listen, we must beat them.

Whether he's Minister of Member of Panchayat,

Goondaism is Goondaism!

Then you are Mullankolly Police station.

Walking Police Station!

Kelapettan's daughter Leela.

She calls me Maharaja of Mullankolly.

She won't call me in front of me.

But she still calls me that.

Why doesn't she call you

like that to yourface?

That's because she is afraid of me.

She is a young girl. I drink, you know?

In the July rain we can't say

what all will come in the flood.

Even forest elephants have come.

Nanuettan knows that.

My mother came like that in the flood.

In my mother's womb I was there as an infant.

After delivering me on the bank

she was washed away.

All the mothers of Mullankolly brought me up.

I became a strong man. Isn't it my responsibility

to see to their needs and protect them. Please tell sir.

When a problem arises in the village,

what we men have to do?

Interfere and solve it, isn't it, sir?

Then this problem also I'll hand overto you.

You'll solve the problem, isn't it?

You sit in a corner.

What is this thing? Eenampechi or Marapatti?

- Both mixed. He is naive Sir.

We are coming to the other side.

Member, get in.

What happened to your leg, Kurup?

- A boil.

Seen the doctor and

bought the medicines and oil.

Kurup's leg is injured because

Mattanchery people came.

You came with them?

- I missed the bus.

There was no use of those Mattancheri people.

Will we get the money back?

Why should we?

Now isn't Velayudhan in police custody?

The punishment is forfive or six months.

I've told the Police. But the Panchayat

has rules for extending it to one year.

When is he going?

I have kept him with me as help.

For collecting hard debt.

A Goonda for name sake.

Yesterday I lost concentration.

Let him come in front of me.

I will show him my power.

Have you come? Stay there!

I will turn the boat.

Hey! First you leave us on the other side.

- Don't return. I will come.

Iddi Mutti, didn't you go?

He is adamant that he won't go

without breaking your leg.

Ljust said it to fool them.

You know swimming?

Then jump into the river.

If you go now, there's a bus forthe market.

- I don't have bus charge.

Kurup, give him money forthe bus.

Give me coins. The notes will get wet.

RAFA-TmG

This time the rains are going to be heavy!

For one week, we can't ferry.

Son, you will get fever in

this drizzle. Come here!

Leela, where is she?

If I keep something it'll not be there.

Leela, did you take my umbrella?

No, you come here

You're wearing this and roaming about?

I went to give the milk.

Where is this Velayudhan gone?

Heavy rain is coming.

Will I've to go alone to catch

the log in the flood?

Oh. As if he is going to catch.

Yourfather also is coming.

He is coming to drink. Eat fast.

Kelapetta! It seems to be a lamb.

Ha, caught it.

Here.

You take a sip and lick this once.

Velayudhetta-A log-Where?

Yes. Kelapetta. It can meet our

next year's needs, Ahmedka.

God!

What is this?

Velayudha. Don't want.

Velayudha! -Velayaudhetta.

Velayudha, we don't want that.

He should not be seen in this Mullankolly.

Send him away at once.

See. It is not done to kill you.

Anyway you are showing adventure.

Let it be a delight to the people who are here.

He is leaving this evening anyway.

He does not know swimming.

You are telling him to go into the

riverfor others' delight.

Yes. Let that be also for a delight.

Glow, glow firefly.

You twinkling star!

Dip, dip, dip in gold,

You light of the still dark forest!

Someone has given poison with this song.

You hearthis:

Atusker like a black hill is coming

Shaking the forest This mighty one will kill even

a black tiger If it comes in front of him!

Pappi! Appacha! We've reached home.

- I see!?

Narayani shouldn't know that I've drunk.

If she scolds your ears will break.

Then Kelappettan's ears?

It won't enter my ears. A black smith

won't hearthe sound in his place.

Pushpa, Leela, Prakash, Narayani edathi,

Called everybody's name?

I've brought a bunch of plantain to you.

What's the smell? Have you drunk?

Here is fish. Where is Leela? Leela!

Why you want Leela now?

- To give herthis. A lamb, a small one. Leela.

You give me. I'll give her.

There's a lot of work in the kitchen.

Then I will go there.

I'll give this in her hand only.

Nuisance Leela. You stand there. She'll come.

You prepare fish with good chilly.

Ettathi, I'll go only after dinner.

Narayaniedathi, you go only after eating.

Ho. You've frightened me.

Here's a lamb. You tie one bell in its neck.

When it plays, ning ning sound must hear

from a distance. Will you tie?

Yes. I will tie.

You put it in the pen and come

or shall I come with you? - Don't want.

Where's this Kelappan?

- I am also looking for Kelappan.

Shall I cut the fish, mother?

No. You see to the curry. Season it.

I'll see to this.

Narayaniedathi!

- He will only go aftertaking dinner

Shall we give him little poison

mixed in curry, chechi?

You speak softly. He has sharp ears.

Prakash!

He is calling you. - Shall I go?

You learn your lessons.

Is the fish rotten, Narayaniedathi?

I bought it from the boys who were angling.

Why are you not worried about Leela's marriage?

I've told broker Govindan to bring

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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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