Taarzan: The Wonder Car Page #2

failed this time too?

Are you very happy?

- No. I am sorry.

You are expressing your sorrow with

such happiness. - Come here.

Come here.

Okay, tell me. How is two and two?

- Yes?

What are you stammering for?

Tell me how much they are?

Two and two are four.

You fool. Two and two

are twenty-two, what?

Tell me, how much is it?

Twenty-two.

Now he has come in our category.

What is going on?

- Oh God! Double battery!

What are you doing here?

- Nothing sir.

Everyone calls this

poor kid as battery.

We were just asking

him his real name.

No sir. No body else, they

call me battery. - Why?

Because I wear spectacles, isn't it?

This means that you must be calling

me a battery too? - No sir.

These people call you

a double battery. - What!

I will rusticate you people,

what do you think?

You will sit here all

through your life?

You will ruin his life too?

I won't let this happen!

Battery, go from here!

Raj, you go.

You call me a double battery? Yes?

Raj, why are you late?

- I met those four headaches.

It seems that those

four heachaches...

...think you to be a Baburao.

- Baburao?

What is this now?

I haven't been able to tackle

battery till now...

...and you are giving

me another surname?

Did you bring my books?

- I have brought them. Take these.

It is such an item!

What a figure!

It seems she is coming towards us.

Can you tell me where the

principal's office is?

In which college were

you before this?

By the way, I asked about

the principal's office.

Go straight and inside. There

will be stairs there.

Go upstairs and left.

There will be...

...the principal's office

a little farther.

Please go!

I will come in too!

She is angry.

See. These are not good boys.

I will show you the...

...principal's office.

I am not like those.

Please come.

Move!

This is our principal.

Hey, Raj, what are you doing?

Look at this design. This

car will become like this.

This car will become like this?

Wow! You have made such a design.

It's good.

Yes. Sir is calling you.

Go and get you salary.

Fifteen... sixteen... seventeen...

eighteen...

This is your salary. - Yes. -

Sign here.

Papa, should I lift it?

- No. Manglu, lift the phone. - Yes.

Yes?

- This is your salary.

I have cut the money for

three days. - Why?

You were absent for three

weeks last month.

Don't you remember?

Yes... But I had to go

out with grandma.

You tell me something.

Are you paid for my service

or grandma's service?

Why are you staring at me

now? Go away. - Okay.

Yes, papa?

I had kept the curd milk in

the jug with ice to cool off.

Where has it gone?

There was a client here.

His car was hot.

I put it in his radiator

for coolness.

You put my curd milk

in his radiator?

There was nothing more cold.

So you should have

put my head in it.

I would have done that.

But your head is hot!

What if the radiator caught fire?

Explain this son of

a fool something!

Otherwise he will stay like a

used the outside the garage.

The fool!

Grandma!

Tell me. How was your

first day in college?

Grandma, is the first

day of college...

...and the last day of

school every good?

Yes, but seventy five percent

of my day was very good.

Why was the rest twenty

five percent bad?

Some of my seniors asked some

stupid questions to me.

Grandma, can I ask you something?

How do I look like?

I mean... do I look good?

Son, you are one in a million.

Please don't joke, grandma.

Think that you weren't

seventy but eighteen.

How would I look then?

Why are you talking about beauty

and complexion today?

Did you see some girl in college?

- How did you know that?

The boys of today are very smart.

They know that the girls of today...

...don't see their future

but their feature.

Who is that girl?

A girl has taken admission

in our college from London.

Quite some boys are waiting

to be friends with her.

Some of them troubled her

too. But I helped her.

I sent her to the

principal's office.

I understood what was seventy

percent nice in this day.

You like this girl, isn't it?

No, it's isn't like that.

See, I am not your mother,

I am your grandma.

And if I was eighteen year

old I would wish you...

...you to approach me and talk to me.

What are you staring at?

For what?

You left me to the principal's

office yesterday.

And I didn't even thank you.

Okay, I have to prepare some notes.

Even I have to prepare some notes.

Look at that.

How fortunate the library is...!

No, that rubber of the pencil.

If only, I would be that rubber.

All of you wait here and

see what Rocky does.

I have been searching you to

say sorry since yesterday.

The path to the principal's

office that I showed you...

...I told you right turn instead

of left turn by mistake...

...and you reached the gent's toilet.

As it is, some mischief is

tolerated in friendship, isn't it?

If you do any mischief

with me the next time...

...I won't complain

to the principal...

...but to the commissioner directly.

Even a professor must not have

scolded Rocky like this.

But you seemed more

scared than Rocky.

No, why will I be scared?

- Okay listen.

Our college came is going next week.

I have put your name in it too.

And you too are coming.

No friend. I can't come.

- Why?

There is a lot of work in the

garage. And uncle will shout!

Hey, your uncle always shouts.

Let him shout. My household

works because of him.

Okay, friend.

Your purse...

You here?

Your purse, it had fallen

down in the college.

But you could give this purse

to me tomorrow too. - I could.

But this purse had some your keys,

money and credit cards.

And it even had your

driving license.

I thought whether you would

be worried the whole night.

You took such a huge

risk for my worry?

What would something

have happened to you?

You have come to my house

for the first time.

You will have to drink tea.

What happened?

- Sometime else.

That means I will have to drop the

purse again, isn't it? - No!

I will surely come.

Are you hurt?

- No!

I will come to have some tea.

- Surely.

Why have you put this Tarzan?

I had put it in my childhood.

I thought that this car was Tarzan...

...and I had named it Tarzan too.

Tarzan was a man.

Yes, he was a man. But he had

a power like this machine.

Hey, boy!

What are you doing here?

What do you want?

Uncle, where did you

get this car from?

This is not a car. This is a wreck.

Anyone brings it from anywhere...

...and sells it according

to it's weight.

I want to buy it. How

much will it cost?

It must be a wreck worth

five thousand.

Five thousand?

I will give you five thousand.

But I don't have it right now.

I will take it after a week.

All this won't do. Talk

if you have cash.

It has half rotted already.

Uncle, the haste that

you have to sell it...

...I have a bigger haste to buy it.

This car belongs to my papa.

Just a week uncle, please?

Okay. But I won't keep

it for more than a week.

Thank me after a week.

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