Sold Page #3
Hey, come back.
I didn't take your statue.
Hmm.
Lakshmi, next.
Mango yellow.
There.
Are you charging me for this?
These are gifts.
This is my way
for all your hard work.
Shahana.
These are not for children.
They don't like chocolates
anymore, you know?
Have you been thinking of me?
I've been thinking of you.
Come on.
Let's go.
Hey, why are you
copying my book?
Teaching myself
how to write in Hindi.
Want me to teach you?
Mm...
- Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
Your first lesson
starts Mangalwar.
- Mangalwar?
- Yeah, Tuesday.
Ekh, dhoh, theen,
- char...
- Ugh!
How could you?
Suren?
Let go of my hand.
Let go.
Dirty whore.
Leech.
No one hits me.
No one.
- We are through.
B*tches.
What are you staring at?
I have a Tika present for you.
Big sister, I have a
present for you, too.
Hmm?
Thank you.
Harish?
I have something for you.
- What?
- This is for you.
What is this?
What is this?
It's a soccer ball.
- Let's go.
Why did you do that?
Half a dozen customers
are waiting.
You could've just turned it off!
Stop!
Go! Get ready!
We'll get you another one.
Calm down.
Now!
Hello.
My name is Jai.
Come.
Such a tiny bed.
Is this where you sleep?
Yes.
No, no.
Thanks.
You don't have to take
off your clothes.
I don't understand.
- What's your name?
- Lakshmi.
Lakshmi.
Let's just lay down.
That's all.
- What are you smiling at?
Hmm.
They'll steal your heart
and then your money.
Aah! He's got a knife!
Help me! Help!
- No!
- Ugh!
Suren!
Suren!
- Lakshmi.
You just earned a thousand
rupees towards your debt.
Well done.
Okay, ladies, enough fun.
Get back to work.
Go. Go.
Go, go, go, go.
Back to work.
- Hey!
- Get me a broom.
Glass everywhere.
Thank you.
Mumtaz did the same for me once.
like a watermelon.
- Did he die?
- Of course.
We buried him at the tree
with all the others.
Which one of you hos
took my Bollywood magazine?
Counting days
since pretty boy, huh?
Know how I know?
Because I've done it.
We all have.
We are here for only one thing.
To make money,
pay Mumtaz back
and go back home.
- I hate her.
- Mumtaz?
You know Mumtaz has given money
for my father's operation,
my sister's glasses,
and my daughters school.
Really?
She charges 25% interest
but now after five years...
I'm going back home.
Five years?
All I wanted
was to buy a tin roof
- for mama.
- And you will.
When you go back to your
village, you'll be a heroine.
Both of us will.
Bye, Monica.
Bye-bye.
I'm gonna go with her.
American?
Yes.
And you're Nepali?
There's a shelter
called hope house.
There's a school.
There's job training.
We could take you there.
We can get you home.
I'll come back Thursday
with the police.
Here.
If they try to hide you,
make noise so we can hear you.
- Be safe.
- Okay.
American Gora?
Never trust Americans.
she'll kill you.
They'll come back.
You'll see.
They'll come back
and take your kidney
and feed you to the dogs
I'd rather did like that
than stay here.
- I don't trust them.
- Well, I do.
Lakshmi.
Lakshmi, where are you?
Coming.
"Hope house
414 Fanaa street."
Hello?
- Hold on.
- -It's Monica.
Monica, what happened?
Move aside.
Hmm.
Monica.
My father didn't let
me into the village.
He said he didn't want me
to bring shame into the family.
But your daughter.
Where's your daughter?
He told her I died a year ago.
Oh.
Stay together.
Where are they taking us?
To see dirty hands.
Who?
You'll see.
What are you looking at?
Come on.
Let's move.
His hands look clean.
Mm. Hmm.
Breathe.
Mm-mm. Hmm.
Mm-mm-mm.
Breathe.
Good.
Oh.
Huh!
What are you doing?
I have to check everything.
- It's routine.
- Change your routine.
I can tell them
you have the disease,
then you'll be out
to starve on the streets
like that.
I can tell Mumtaz that you tried
to get something for free
and Mumtaz will be
finding another doctor
like that.
Hmm.
Come on, who's next?
Nice and healthy, are we?
Monica?
Um, uh, I...
I have to go to the bathroom.
Go.
Mm.
Mm.
Bimla.
Come and see this.
- What's that?
- -That's the disease.
Kaposi sarcoma. Aids.
Insist.
Do you hear me?
Why are you hiding here?
Look at what I got,
hmm?
Your boss will fire you.
It's like fireworks
in the mouth.
Yeah.
Belches
belches
Harish?
Oh, no.
Harish?
Harish?
Where are you hiding?
Harish, I need those drinks.
Customers are waiting
for their beer.
- I know you are out here.
- -Anita.
Get Mumtaz at the door.
What is this?
I know I paid the electric bill.
- Get out the lantern.
- -Coming.
- Suren.
- -Yeah?
- Lock the gate.
- -Okay, will do.
Anita.
You cost me a night of business.
We need to talk.
- Stop her!
- -Get her!
Stomp that bloody fire!
- Go! Go!
- -Stomp it.
Whose card is this?
Hmm?
Huh?
Someone talk.
Otherwise you'll all get
chili powder!
It's mine.
Huh?
I see.
Ugh!
Shh! Shh!
- Hey!
Hey! Open up.
- Open the gate.
- That's a raid.
Take the little ones away.
Suren, delay them at the gate!
Why did you say it was yours?
It's Thursday.
They're here.
Lakshmi, what are you doing there?
Move!
Hey, open up!
We are closed today.
No electricity.
- Open the gate.
- Okay, okay.
Just one moment, sir.
Let me find the right key.
In the dark it's not so easy.
Oh, I think...
I think this is the key.
- One more time.
- Quickly, open the door.
- Open that door!
- This is not the key.
- Hey, bang the door down.
- No, no, no, no!
No need to do that
because I found the key.
Hold on! Hold on!
Hold on!
Give me the knife.
Anyone who makes a sound,
Shahana dies.
Open that door!
Get the door.
Open the door!
Open the door!
What is his name?
The boy that you told me about?
Girls, make a noise
if you can hear us!
I know she's here somewhere.
another location already.
Ah.
Come on.
There's nothing left to do here.
Tell me.
I shouldn't have
pushed you so hard.
We may still find he.
She's just a little girl.
I pay protection money
every month.
- Why were we raided?
- I don't know.
- Ugh!
- Well, go on, answer her!
Anita.
I need answers.
- I have none.
- Talk!
Anita, talk.
Otherwise, I swear I'll send
you to the middle east.
You won't come back.
Suit yourself.
- Come on!
- Come on!
Mumtaz sold Anita.
We're never going
to see her again.
Why didn't you say anything?
I didn't want to be next.
Pushpa?
Pushpa, stand.
- Come on, now before they...
- before what?
We're just getting her
ready for work.
Really? Is that right, Pushpa?
Yeah. Yes.
- No.
- Fever's back.
- Time to go.
- No, she'll get better.
We'll get her medicine.
She's beyond medicine.
Now go.
Go!
Mumtaz, please!
For the sake of my children.
She's become such a beauty, huh?
And she's growing up so fast.
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