Veer Page #6

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fulfilling my duty."

"Prince Mahendra

Pratap Singh is Veer."

"Yours Yashodhara."

"The wind carries the messages."

"The wind carries the messages."

- Give it to the king.

"Don"t write your

messages on the leaves."

"Don"t write your

messages on the leaves."

"When these messages

reach foreign land..."

"...they"ll cause only grief."

"Someone stop it."

"Someone stop the sun from setting."

"Somebody save us."

"My life is full of darkness."

"Somebody please diminish it."

"All the doors are closed."

"No one gives me any solution."

"My legs have been chained."

The letter...

This isn"t a letter,

it"s the army details.

Thank God.

We"ve worked out a new war

strategy to annihilate the Pindaris.

And we"re most grateful for

the Prince"s valuable suggestion.

Prince?

- Yes.

Yes. When he can to go after

the dacoits in winter...

...then why can"t we go into the desert

after the Pindaris in summer?

That"s the reason

l"ve combined my army...

...with the armies of my ally, and

directed them towards the desert.

You know, in the summer you can"t see

anything in the desert beyond 10-12 feet.

The desert storm can

diminish our army.

The same goes for the

Pindaris as well.

They can"t avert the

desert storm as well.

This is the right time.

To find their whereabouts...

...and annihilate the armed

and unarmed Pindaris.

You didn"t give the letter, did you?

Why do you understand my heart so well?

Why?

The one who should, he...

It"ll cause a great catastrophe.

Give the letter to the king.

But Veer took that letter...

What?

"Respected, Father.

L"ve committed a crime."

"Prince Mahendra

Pratap Singh is Veer."

"I didn"t tell you the truth

because my feelings for him..."

Should I say it in front

of everyone?

A Pindari"s hand is made of steel.

You"ll grow tired, Princess.

You formed a watch on my hand.

Good times are about to begin for me.

What"s the truth, and what"s not?

What should I understand?

What should I do?

Father has sent bracelets

for his daughter-in-law.

Tell me something, Veer.

If you"ve to choose between your father

and me then who will you choose?

The truth.

If father is right,

then every son follows him.

But what if the father is wrong?

Should the child leave him then?

He shouldn"t leave,

nor support him.

Instead, bring him on

the right track.

Which path is right?

They shouldn"t carry out

their royal duties.

Or let the lineage passed

down on them...

...through our ancestors be extinct?

Deceitfully killing 4500 Pindaris.

Is that called doing your duty?

Enslaving Madhavgarh to the British.

Is that called carrying

forward the lineage?

Princess. Your kingdom isn"t in

danger from the Pindaris...

...but from your own father.

If your father had kept

his promise...

...this would"ve never happened.

The pledge that you"ve taken...

...for the welfare of your kingdom...

l"ll support you in that.

I promise, your army

will not be harmed.

The Pindaris won"t attack,

as long as you don"t attack them.

Now, l"ll adorn you

with these bracelets...

...when you muster the

courage to speak the truth.

You"ll address me Veer in

front of the entire world.

We"ll meet again.

"It has left the sky."

"How can I call you Veer?"

"The king is after your..."

"The first ritual in your marriage..."

"...will be carried out

with Veer"s blood."

"Krishna..."

"Krishna. Krishna..."

"Krishna..."

Veer.

We had decided to meet in winter.

Why did you call us in

this blazing summer?

We hadn"t finished preparing yet.

Father, those British

had united eight kings.

But we diverted their

armies towards the jungle.

What a son I have!

- Stop, Veer!

Veer!

- Father! Veer, careful!

Come on!

Father!

- My son!

Come on.

- Father.

Today, if I catch you,

l"ll not spare you!

Come on.

Father! Veer!

- You!

Prithvi.

You"re so fortunate.

Chief.

Bravo.

When these two are by my side...

...I can win the entire world,

and notjust Madhavgarh.

Forget that, Prithvi.

Ask Veer, did he win

over the princess or not?

Naunihal, why do you ask him?

Ask me.

All you need is

strength in your arms.

Women and horses

are one and the same.

Look here.

Pick her up like this.

The first drink is in the

name of those Pindaris...

...who aren"t amongst us anymore.

Veer. You mean to say,

we don"t have to fight the battle.

Keep our swords inside

the scabbard.

Wait in this summer.

Naunihal, let"s see

what Veer has to say.

Chief, have we lost our minds...

...to listen to this young boy?

Gajdhar, if we had to decide

with our swords...

...then we wouldn"t have lost

our brothers 25 years ago.

Veer has returned from England...

...with a new sight and vision.

Your son Veer will be

the chief in this battle.

What prejudice!

you trusted Prithvi...

...and sent him to see the king.

And 4500 Pindaris

were killed deceitfully.

And today, you"re going to

make another mistake...

...by trusting his son.

Naunihal.

Just because this boy...

...received education

in a foreign country...

He"ll order us around.

He has only received

education in England.

But he isn"t a foreigner"s son.

He is not a British man"s son,

but yours.

But your son has learnt to

flee like them cowardly.

Uncle.

Let me know what"s been going on

in your mind for so many years.

What do you mean by

what I am thinking?

We would"ve been betrayed...

...if I had gone to take

our lands back.

I would"ve strangled the

king right there.

And you fled from there, coward.

You dare abuse my father.

- I will kill you.

Wherever l"ll get a hold,

I rip off five kilos of flesh.

You dare challenge me.

You dare challenge Gajdhar.

L"ll bury you right here.

Start digging, we"ll see

who buries alive who.

Don"t go back on your words

if you"re Prithvi Singh"s son.

Now, we"ll decide with

life and death.

So be it.

Shut up, Gajdhar.

He"s a fool.

Why are we Pindaris

fighting amongst ourselves?

Prithvi...

An arrow shot from the bow...

...and words once spoken,

can never be taken back.

This battle will be fought.

And whoever survives...

...will be the chief of

You cannot die so easily.

You abused my father.

Get up!

Get up!

Get up!

Get it weighed.

It will be five kilos.

Everyone, shift camps behind

the hills of Madhavgarh. - Yes.

Father, we"ll meet next after

I win your daughter-in-law"s hand.

Veer, be victorious.

Veer, be victorious.

Its a very special day

for Madhavgarh today.

By organising the age-old

tradition of Swayamvar...

...the king has done a

favour on all of Madhavgarh.

I would like to thank

the kings, the guests

competing princes and

the residents of Madhavgarh.

...for their presence,

on behalf of the king.

He"s the pride of the Rajputs.

The descendant of Mihir clan.

L"m very sure that Pindari

will surely come here.

Just give me a sign...

...and watch how I avenge

the death of your brothers.

Okay.

- Hail the king of Madhavgarh.

Hail princess Yashodhara.

Hail the crown princess.

Hail the king of Madhavgarh.

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