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Synopsis: Multi-millionaire Thakur Maharaj Singh owns a stud-farm with several derby-winning stallions. Unfortunately for him his farm is soon attacked by Bandit, Maan Singh and his gang forcing Maharaj to retaliate killing the son of the Daku. In order to avenge this Maan Singh decides to abduct the son of Maharaj, Chimpoo. Years later a young man enters the lives of the Singhs claiming to be Chimpoo; while Maharaj and his wife, Rukmini is happy in having Chimpoo back; they are unaware that this young man is actually a convict, Badal who is impersonating Chimpoo with the intention of pocketing their wealth. Situations change Badal and he decides to reveal his true identity to the Singhs who also promises to re-unite the family with their son, Chimpoo.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Year:
1975
136 min
137 Views


- I'll ty something.

Whatever, do it fast.

By God, I'm broke.

All right.

Let's go, Rustam.

Let me do it today.

Sir, the lion is ready.

Sher Singh, if I can tell horses,

believe me...

he's going to win the derby.

- Right. Cent percent.

What do you think about him?

He's a first-class colt.

I think he's no good than a mule.

What?

- Yes.

Mule?

- Yes, mule.

You take my colt for a mule?

Badal, I own this stud farm...

Beats me.

Who the hell made you a boss?

What nonsense!

- Don't lose your temper.

I didn't abuse you.

- Sonofagun! You're uncivilised.

Bastard! Son of a dog!

Now look, don't you abuse my Father.

Else...

What will you do?

- Were it someone else...

I'd have broken his jaw.

- Bloody swine!

Scoundrel!

I'll skin you alive!

I'll rip you apart today!

Ramu, see this mark on him?

It's a vey lucky mark.

It's the trident of Lord Shiva.

By Lord Hanuman, you'll never find

this mark on anyone else.

Ty the gun, son.

Look at the bottle.

Shut one eye.

Now press the trigger.

This mark?

- Whatever, what is it to you?

Forgive me, boy.

I lost my cool.

Tell me honestly,

how did you get that mark?

I don't know. Could be a birthmark.

- It is a birthmark. You're right.

D'you remember your parents?

- No. I'm all alone since childhood.

You weren't alone,

you were separated.

I don't understand. I told you,

I'm all alone. I don't have a family.

You have! You have eveyone.

A mother, who has gone sick...

grieving for you.

She pines for you.

How do you know all this?

- Because, I am your father.

How do you know all this?

- Because, I am your father.

Father?

- Yes, your father.

You were lost when you were a child.

You might not remember anything.

Come home, you'll

recollect eveything. Come.

Come... come home.

Come... this is your house.

Your house.

Rukhmini!

Look Rukhmini, your Chimpu is back.

Look Rukhmini, your Chimpu is here.

Rukhmini, your Chimpu is back.

- Chimpu?

Chimpu is back.

- My son? My Chimpu?

He's back.

- Where's he? Where's my son?

My Chimpu?

Your mother.

Mother?

My son.

Yes... yes.

"This day has come after so long"

"Don't ask me what I have got tonight"

"Happiness comes to me after so long"

"Do not stop me,

tonight I wish to enjoy my way"

"I want to reach

for the stars tonight"

"The Almighty has brought

Spring into my Eden again"

"After so long comes a night

to rejoice"

"Now I understand the game"

"After parting, untold is the fun

of meeting again"

"Which is why the Almighty

made me pine for sometime"

"Oh, after so long

comes a night to rejoice"

"Don't ask me what

I've gained tonight"

"This night ofjoy

I've waiting for"

Wondeul.

Tonight's an auspicious night.

Son, meet Smita. Your sister.

Rukhmini, God has indeed

shown mercy on us.

After twenty years, our house

has once again blossomed.

What're you waiting for? Go and

give him a hug. Embrace your brother.

Love blossoms again.

What brings you here? Is it

the same reason that brings me here?

How'd I know what brings you here?

I met a girl here.

I had fallen in love with her.

I'm here to meet her.

- Is it right for her to come here?

Why not?

- That girl... she was a dream.

Just a dream.

And the dream has now shattered.

Shattered that the dream is, the

girl too is lost in the wilderness.

Then why have you come here?

- I've come for my brother. He's lost

Are you sure he has come here?

- Ask your heart.

Smita, he isn't here.

- So you're still dreaming?

I'm not, but I haven't awakened yet.

Nor do I want to wake up.

I had faith that my son was alive.

And Lord, You never broke my faith.

You have given me my wish.

I've brought a small gift for You.

Please accept it, O Lord.

You will walk with me today.

My eyes longed to see this day. Come.

Look Rukhmini

I'm accompanying your sn to work.

Son, won't you take your

mother's blessing?

What're you staring at?

Give him the holy food.

I can't stop watching him.

The more I see, the more I pine.

I can't believe my son is with me.

- What's unbelievable?

He's going to stay here, work here.

And we'll have an eye-full of him

You're cleverer than me, Rustam. You

recognised my son even before I could

Come, let me show you your office.

Here son, cut the ribbon.

Do it, son.

This is your office.

Maharai Singh's son has returned?

Where did the new son spring up from?

What've you come here for?

- For my share. I'm penniless.

Sonofagun!

- Double cross? So soon?

Moron! Ty to understand.

- What? It's even made public now.

The millionaire finds his son.

Pauper, I've made a King out of you.

I've just made a headway.

To lay my hands on the money...

is going to take time.

- Do it before you are exposed.

Loot the treasure fast

and get out of here.

As you say. Now go.

I brought the horse, dear.

Horse?

- You wanted it.

I did?

No. Take it away.

- Shall I ask you something, my dear?

What's wrong?

You look so lost of late.

Nothing... nothing.

Know what is the biggest day

in the life of a father?

The day his son takes over

the reins of his business.

I've been rearing horses for years.

I go to Bangalore to sell them.

I'm not going anymore. You'll go

to Bangalore. You'll sell the horses.

I put eveything on your shoulders.

You'll also have to go to the races,

and see how our horses do.

Maharaj Singh's stallion

wins once again.

I had got a tip for Blue Heaven.

Thank God I didn't bet on him.

Are you Maharai Singh's son?

You could give me tips.

- How can I? I'm a novice.

You sure do know a great deal.

You've enjoyed enough.

Where were you for twenty years?

- It's a secret.

So you too keep secrets?

Even your father does.

Aren't you here to sell horses?

- Yes.

When are you exhibiting them?

- Tomorrow morning.

Give me the Heart Hale's young one.

How much for?

- 500,OOO.

Are you mad? You father never

sold a horse for half-million.

Talk of 100,OOO or 200,OOO.

I'll strike the deal rightaway.

I wouldn't even sell

its tail for that amount.

Has anyone sold a horse

for half-million in India?

I will.

That's Maharai Singh's stud.

200,OOO.

- 225,OOO.

250,OOO.

- 275,OOO.

300,OOO.

325,OOO.

- 350,OOO.

350,OOO.

375,OOO.

- 400,OOO.

400,OOO.

425,OOO.

- 450,OOO.

475,OOO.

- 500,OOO.

500,OOO.

Finally you did fleece me of 500,OOO.

Like father like son.

Look Rukhmini. Your son's

first earnings. 2,300,OOO.

No one could've earned this much

at the auctions till date.

Well done, son.

I could never imagine my son

to be so smart and lucky.

God's grace.

- Of course. But he is my son.

Take it. All yours.

C'mon take it. It's all yours.

Do what you want with it. Take it.

It's the first gift

from a father to his son.

Rukhmini, ever since our son has

returned, food seems worth eating.

He has given me a new lease of life.

Had he not returned...

I'd have died.

- I could die for you.

You have a long life.

- Hear that? That's my blood.

Now that you are here, son,

who can take my life?

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