Thanga Magan Page #6

We're been paying the rents regularly.

No, son.

I can't live in this house anymore.

It's fine.

Let's go to my parents' house.

Why would he do such a thing?

Did he say what the problem was?

He didn't say anything.

Yamuna, that's for your brother.

Hold on. I'll make another cup

for your husband.

Let's go to a new house.

Today.

Is it possible?

My dad's gone.

Lost my home, my job

everything.

My whole life has come

crashing down.

What took you so long?

-It's nothing.

Tamizh

Yamuna hasn't eaten.

She's waiting for you.

Go to her.

Why have you still not eaten?

Do you need to be reminded constantly

that you're pregnant?

Here, eat up.

What is it?

This can't go on.

We need you to be normal.

We're dependant on you.

I didn't want to stay in my place

because...

I'm sure you had your reasons.

While we stayed there,

had someone said something to you

Or treated you badly

What would I do?

People in my family are very nice.

I like them.

But I like you more.

My baby should have good ties

with all his family.

So I had to.

I didn't ask you for your reasons.

That's what makes it so hard.

My mom is a widow!

I'm going to be a father.

But I can't even smile.

You're pregnant.

And you don't even have

a nice place to fall asleep.

Please don't cry

I can't stand this!

I can't take it!

You pure soul, my loved one.

Does sorrow weigh you down?

Let go of your misery;

I'll carry your burden, lean on me.

This tide will soon pass;

Time will heal these scars.

Even fallen blossoms;

Shall spread their scent again.

I haul and haul, it never ends;

Such hardships life throws.

We will see a thousand million,

Countless happy smiles.

Bear with me, darling.

I'm here for you, beloved.

The earth, skies and space...

Our love shall transcend all.

You pure soul, my loved one.

Does sorrow weigh you down?

Let go of your misery;

I'll carry your burden, lean on me.

Time will heal these scars;

Our love shall be a constant.

Even fallen blossoms;

Shall spread their scent again.

Sir, you were close friends

with my dad.

Did he say something to you?

In the end

Before he did it...

No.

He didn't say anything.

Did he say something about the file?

He didn't, son.

Dear

The baby's moving!

Feel it.

Don't misunderstand me

Our lives have taken unexpected turns.

I know things are not the way

they were before.

But we need to think about the future.

We shouldn't miss out on

the small joys in our life.

I can't find out why my dad did this.

I asked everyone.

His office for 25 years, his whole world,

is calling him a thief

I can't just carry on with my life.

I can't see the small joys around me.

Forgive me if I'd hurt your feelings.

No, it's not like that!

Wait for a minute!

Wait

Are you crazy? Don't run so fast

when you're carrying.

You got mad at me

and left your lunch behind.

That's why.

I could never get mad at you, Yamuna.

Where would I go

if I got mad at you?

The way you left,

it didn't appear that way

You're all my small joys, Yamuna.

Fine, come

What are you doing?

I'll drop you home.

What would people think?

Can't a man carry his own wife?

I'm feeling shy!

Son

We need to speak in private.

I couldn't say anything when you

came by the office.

I was a little hesitant.

But I'll tell you what I know.

I don't know whether or not

your dad took your file.

But he said that the officer gave him something

and he forgot where he left it.

You look tense. What's wrong?

The officer's cash

Don't know where

What cash?

Don't mind me.

I'm just babbling

You said "cash"

When I tried to ask for details,

he started covering it up.

Talk to the officer.

You'll find some clarity.

Did he bring a bag?

Or maybe some cash?

Sit down.

Tell me.

Sir

Did you give my father some money?

And he had a memory slip?

Just tell me, sir.

I wont talk to anyone about it.

Please tell me what you know.

Fifty million.

Fifty million?

-Yes, fifty million.

Tie it right!

-Yes, sir.

Hello?

-Raghavan.

Yes, sir!

Could you come by to my place?

Right now?

-Yes, right now.

To your place?

-Yes.

Shall I come over in half an hour?

Yes, come over.

You need to do me a favour.

-Tell me, sir.

Keep this bag safe for a few days.

-Okay, sir.

What's in the bag..?

-There's fifty million in it.

Return it to me when I ask for it.

Sir, fifty million

It's a lot of money!

How could I?

-I get it.

You're an honest person.

But I'm not like you.

This won't work for you.

I've got a tip-off that the Central Bureau of

Investigation is raiding me tomorrow.

I can't trust anybody now.

Keep it for me till then.

It's not right, sir

-Please, Raghavan.

If you don't help me,

I'll be arrested.

I will lose my respect, dignity.

My wife and kids will be on the streets.

Please, Raghavan.

Okay, sir.

When I asked him for the cash

after six months.

Where's the cash?

Sir, it's

Yes, Raghavan?

The cash

-The cash?

I don't know where I kept it.

What?

You don't know where you kept it?

I had given it

I'm not

I left it somewhere

but I've forgotten.

Raghavan.

-Sir?

You may forget where you left your pen

or your wallet.

But you're saying you forgot

50 million rupees of cash?

I just

I don't understand, sir.

-Me neither.

What I gave you was black money.

There's no evidence

that I gave you that money.

Nor is there evidence

that you have misplaced it.

Right?

Sir, I don't want that money!

I only said I don't know

where I left it.

Okay, you may go.

Sir?

You may go.

Watch out, Raghavan.

Big money is always trouble.

Think about it,

get some rest and clear your mind.

But when you come tomorrow,

bring the cash.

Hard to believe, right?

My father won't steal, sir!

Which is why I trusted him.

Where's my money, then?

So the file that my father was

accused of losing...?

Sir, that file is missing.

I looked everywhere.

But I can't find it.

Yesterday, it was the cash.

Today, it's the file.

I remember very clearly

I swear it was in my locker!

Where did it go, then?

You're losing a lot of things, Raghavan.

Do you know what the file is worth?

If we don't get the file,

not just you

Your son will be arrested, too.

There are two women in your house.

If the two of you end up in prison

What would happen to them?

Think about it.

Anything could happen to them.

Sir, I

I had it in my locker.

-Raghavan!

First, find the money.

Once you find the money,

you'll automatically find the file.

Got it?

I thought he'd return my money

if I threaten him with the missing file

But I didn't think

he'd do this.

Find the money.

You'll automatically find the file, too.

I'll get you your job back, too.

These days

My memory is getting worse, right?

How would I know?

He had a memory slip.

Why am I being interrogated?

Why are you getting so worked up?

-What do you expect?

I just wanted to know

if my dad said something to you.

You're his son. If he hasn't told you,

why would he tell me?

Dude

Don't misunderstand me.

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