Nayak Page #7
- Year:
- 1966
- 120 min
- 2,922 Views
Such an incident
I would like to
include in my biography.
Pramila.
- Pramila?
Chatterjee. Miss.
Aha.
Good day. Now you can leave.
What happened now?
You do so many romantic
roles with so many heroines
and still you find
an unknown girl in your house
and get nervous.
Nervous?
Yes, you are nervous.
No. Civilised. A gentleman.
A cultured man.
You look better like
this than on the screen.
You probably do a lot of makeup.
Look Miss Chatterjee
I'm not used to late nights.
But I am.
Is there any compulsion that
I should go by your habits?
I suggest that you come tomorrow.
At night?
By god.
You are a good player.
I used to play well earlier.
Used to study the
games of grandmasters.
Now I don't find the time.
If this is your play
without practice
then what will happen to me.
Casablanca, Venice...
The game is played in our country.
Then tell me is it correct
to say that India has nothing?
There is nothing now.
Nothing at all.
You have a charming wife.
Where is she?
- Who, Molly?
Molly, Jolly, Folly, Golly.
You are lucky. Mr. Burman.
No it's Sarkar.
Mr. Sarkar you are lucky.
Is that why I'm losing?
Cheers for Pritram Advertising.
That's checkmate.
Mate?
Your mate is great.
Where is Brojo? Brajeswar.
Where is Brojo? Brajeswar.
Action.
Arindam.
Pramila.
Pramila.
Pramila.
Are you looking for my wife?
Your?
Don't you know?
Playing the fool, scoundrel.
What happened? Are you feeling sick?
Your dinner sir.
Mr. Arindam.
I have a request. Will you honor it?
Tell me.
- I want to act in movies.
Can you help me?
I have acted in my school days.
I can sing and dance.
Your husband is with you, isn't he?
Isn't he with you?
- Yes.
Ask him to come and talk to me.
Then I shall think it over. Ok?
Where were you till now?
I was telling your husband
why don't you come to
You ought to mix more
with people, yes?
Let me see.
Sir.
I'll think over your matter
but I can't commit anything now.
I'll let you know later.
What dear, you won't eat?
Shall I call for your dinner?
No.
You are unnecessarily
taking it out on me.
I want an arrangement with you.
What arrangement?
I'll do what you want.
I'll be nice to him.
Maybe that will get your work done.
Before that you will
honor one of my requests.
What request?
You'll tell Arindam Mukherjee that
you have no objection
to my acting in movies.
You keep busy with your
work and I'll do my work.
You want to act in movies?
Yes.
Impossible.
Hey there.
You're that... what do
you call them, sitting
Chair car.
Yes. A Miss Sengupta is there,
fair complexion and wears glasses.
Has a pen tucked inside her blouse.
Understood.
What did you understand?
Miss Sengupta, fair complexion,
wears glasses, fountain pen...
Where is that?
Tucked inside her blouse.
Good.
Tell her that I'm looking for her.
Yes, old man.
If life remains...
...then we shall meet.
Sir. Miss Sengupta.
Listen, I'm...
...I'm drunk.
I want to ask you some questions.
Tell me.
There is a news item
about me in the newspapers.
Do you know that?
Yes I know.
Do you know the
No.
Wouldn't you like to know?
What is the purpose?
Your interview will be incomplete.
Let it be. There will be no problem.
But then...
You know one married woman...
There is no use Mr. Arindam.
What do you mean by no use?
I need to say it.
What purpose will it serve?
The pain is here.
There is no one
to whom I can say it.
Those that are there, you know...
...if something
happens to me then none...
Assume that you
have said everything.
I have known everything.
How did you know?
I could make it out.
So you can make out things.
Why not?
Why my new movie will flop,
can you make that out?
Maybe I can.
Tell me why.
You probably could not
concentrate on your work
and hence your work
has not been good.
So you saw your...
...god equivalent hero?
Yes I saw him.
So...
...you can leave now.
And you. You first go to
your compartment and then I'll go.
You...
...can write whatever you want.
Whatever you feel like.
I don't care.
Understood, Miss Modern.
Please...
...forgive me.
I'm not well.
Good morning.
- Good morning.
Is the train running on time?
- They say so.
A big headache.
You have an ad agency?
Till now that's my business.
Do you have the account of
any religious organization?
Religious organization?
Advertisements?
- Yes
Have you heard of WWWW?
What WW and a lot of W's?
Not a lot but only four W's.
World Wide Will Water.
What did you say?
- Will like will power.
Will force. Let me show it to you.
Read this.
- I don't have my specs.
You keep it I'll read it later.
We believe that where
there is a will there is a way
to prognosticate and prevent all
calamities and catastrophes.
Ok? I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
We believe that if a sizeable
amount of people come together
as one unified will force
then they can achieve anything.
Be it a war or an epidemic,
anything can be prognosticated
and prevented.
We have our branches in
India and our current
objective is to
further explore and expand.
Before that we need
some publicity and
one emblem, WWWW.
Have you allotted a budget for that?
Yes we have made a budget.
It's thirty thousand.
I wanted to discuss it with you.
Are you going to Delhi?
What?
- Are you going to Delhi?
Give me your address.
Wait sir, I'm having a headache.
Get down.
Come on get down.
Good morning.
Oh god, it's so late.
I thought that I'd see you for some
more time and then wake you up.
Yes, sleep in the night...
Are you hurt?
No.
How is she today?
Today her fever has subsided.
She feels it's all because of you.
Oh god, I never knew that
I had this skill in me.
She has one wish you know.
What is the wish?
Your autograph.
Do you have your book?
No?
Wait.
Can you lend me your pen?
Thank you.
What is your name?
Shaidayanti.
Bulbul.
How are you?
You can make out everything.
Tell me how I am.
Well.
Why?
No. I feel a sense of
void inside, a sense of
missing something.
Why is that so?
I'll probably not
meet you hereafter.
You'll also not come
into our profession.
No, your profession
is totally different.
...and move around in market places.
If three consecutive movies flop
then I may also come to that world.
Why do you say that? You'll stay
where you are now and for a long time.
This is your interview.
You tore it up?
You'll write it out of your memory?
I'll keep it my memory.
I'll take leave.
My wishes to you.
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