Vaaimai Page #3

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I saw some truth in it

He patriotically believed

in his decision

He waited to see if any one

of us would acknowledge it

I voted on purpose

As I found his gesture noble

I salute him for that!

He took responsibility

for his own decision

So I felt there was

something right about it

Hence...

I voted for 'Not guilty'

So something struck you that

didn't strike all of us

Indeed sir

I'm sure that I've made a

better decision than you all

Why do you look concerned?

It's ten of you

Against two of us

It's us, who should be worried

Yet, I am concerned

Too much worried

This concern and worry is for

sure going to get us into a mess!

A woman's trick is trying

to manipulate this case

If you like him, impress him

Or may be propose him

But keep it outside this room

Don't you change your vote

based on your emotions

Well done

You have attracted an attractive

woman on to your side

First you were advising

about saving a life

Now go ahead

Both of you advise on

how to create life

It could be theoretical or practical

At least we shall learn from it

Oh my god!

Oh my god!

- Janavi hold on

- Come again!

What did you take me for?

Leave me!

Listen to me for a

moment Janavi

Is this how you talk?

How dare you?

Mind your words!

Remember I am a pilot!

You are making it even more complex!

Do you expect me to be quite

to all the tantrums you throw?

- I said leave me!

- Please!

Just leave me!

No Janavi, listen to me

There is a limit for everything

Relax!

Calm down!

Instead of asking me to calm

down, you should be furious

We'll become weak if we get furious

That's what he wants

If you want to stand

by some one...

...you should be prepared

to get embarrassed

Sir, people who

live with pride...

...won't talk ill of others

Fine!

Let me come to the topic

Leave the topic

Come to the point

My point

The convict has had nothing but

misery throughout her life

She started working as a

labour at the age of six

She got married at the age of ten and

became a mother at the age of twelve

Finally at the age of

13 she was widowed

Thirteen is just the

beginning of teenage

Fate of her life was sealed

even before it could start

But it didn't stop there

In the name of sharing wealth

her house too was sold off

After all the sacrifices

She made her way to the city

in search of a new life

She came here with a

baby in her hands

She bought the baby

up for twenty years

These twenty years she

again worked as a labour

So in her 45 years of life

She hasn't committed any crime

She was an honest human being

I trust her

You may believe she is innocent

But why are you trying to

make us all believe it?

I know about down trodden

people better than you

I've been with such

people for a long time

You can never trust

them or their words

Such people lie right

from their childhood

Only a fool will believe you

So you mean all the rich people

carry an initial called 'Truth'?

It's all an analysis

Go check it out yourself

90% of the prisoners are

downtrodden people

You've got it wrong

Cent person of the

prisoners are downtrodden!

Do you know why?

The rich will escape but the

downtrodden can't

That's the law!

All your laws, discipline, prison and

punishments are for the down trodden

All the punishments are implied

just for the downtrodden!

Sir

Rice, television, even

gold is offered for free

But justice?

Only money can buy justice!

I'm reconsidering my decision

'Not guilty'

But why?

Because of the advocate

What about the advocate?

During the whole trial only

once did he had objection

And he forfeited it

The advocate never fought

the case for the convict

Well, correct

There was no point in

him fighting this case

See?

Why was there no point?

Because she couldn't afford him

The advocate was neither

bothered to fail...

...nor bothered that

she will be hanged

Someone has to support the weak

Isn't all these for that?

At least the weak should

support the weak

I support her

She is not guilty

Me too

I too support

She is not guilty

When one of us changed her

mind there was huge spat!

Now two more have changed minds

Today hell will be raised!

Oh Narayana!

Why are you calling him?

It's a deity's name

Oh is it?

Yes!

What's happening here?

Can someone explain it to me?

You guys keep talking

as you wish

And change your

minds accordingly

She changed her mind

because she likes him

He changed his mind because

he hates the advocate

- And him...

- Sir, well...

Shut up and sit down!

Oh my god!

Oh lord Narayana!

So all of you like

hearing stories?

He'll say stories and

you all will relish it

Now I'll tell you all a story!

Not a story from the past

A story from the future

Hello!

Come here

Me?

I said come here!

Sir, that's a wheel chair

So what? Just come here!

Sit down!

Let's do a small experiment

Close your eyes and imagine

whatever I'm going to tell

That's a walk in

the park for me

You reach home late

I don't have to imagine that

That's a fact

Shut up!

As you park your vehicle you notice

that your house looks dark from inside

You think it's a power outrage

But there's power in

the neighbourhood

Okay

You and your family go to sleep

only after you've reached

Noticing that it's unusual, you

proceed to go and ring the door bell

It doesn't work

You feel something is fishy

You knock on the door but

there is no response

You yell out to your wife but all

you hear in response is dead silence

Then you get tensed...

...and start kicking the door

Still no response and

only dead silence

That's when you realise you

have a spare key with you

You take it out...

...and open the door

It's dark everywhere

You turn on your cell phone's

torch and start searching

Your wife and kids are

abducted and tied up

No!

That's when, from behind, some

one strikes you right on your head

You lay half conscious as they slit your

wife and kids right in front of you

No...No

All these just for the

sake of some money and jewellery!

Now tell me! Are such people

'Guilty' or 'Not guilty?

Guilty

Guilty

Guilty...Guilty

Guilty...Guilty

Fair!

He has blurted

out the truth

Note it down

'Guilty'

Sir, do you need some water?

Sorry

Give me two minutes

He is psychologically

arresting everyone's mind!

His mind too shall be arrested!

I am writer

Hence I took it a bit

personally and reacted

That was one hell of a story

to change my thinking

You are very smart

Well I don't know much

about your tricks

I say now with a clear mind

My vote...

'Not guilty'

Why did you laugh at me?

No! No! Not like that

Sir, hold that thought

I'll be right back with you

Why do you keep

laughing at me often?

No

Have we met earlier?

No

Have we traveled together

or partied anytime?

No, no

So did I tell a joke?

- Do I look like a joker?

- Not like that

I've been noticing since we arrived

you have been laughing at me

Answer me!

Please! Please

Please...Please

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