♪ Fall from up high ♪
♪ Tears are running dry ♪
♪ Run for your lives ♪
♪ Death from the skies ♪
♪ Don't close your eyes ♪
♪ It's about a dream ♪
♪ Shelter your ears ♪
♪ From the screams ♪
♪ Fall from up high ♪
♪ Tears are running dry ♪
♪ Run for your lives ♪
♪ Death from the skies ♪
Grandpa, water.
Wa...water.
Grandpa, can I read this book?
Gra... Grandpa?
-Be careful, you will get burned. -Hmm
I'm not talking to Grandpa anymore.
I am done!
Dear...
does anyone bother you while you're studying?
No...
But he's not studying, he's just writing.
Your Grandpa gets miffed if someone disturbs him while writing.
What does he even write about?
Stories.
Yeah, I know that. But what sort of stories does he churn out?
That my parents won't even let me peek at them, and neither will you?
Because...
those stories aren't meant for little ones like you.
Why not?
As kids would find them boring.
He's boring himself, of course, they would be boring.
that's why nobody reads his stories.
That's not true.
You're just siding with Grandpa.
My dad has told me everything already.
Your dad's a bit of a goofball.
He can't wrap his head around your grandpa's stories.
You know, your grandpa's quite a wordsmith.
It's just that his stories are a tad... different.
Different?
Um...Ah... weird, let’s say.
Weird, hmm...
Well, that explains why nobody reads his stories.
I happen to enjoy them.
You're going to side with your husband.
I'm not picking sides.
I genuinely enjoy your grandpa's stories.
Share one with me, and then I might concede.
Hmm... very smart.
-Please grandma, just one story. -No.
-Please just one. -Absolutely not.
Please grandma.
You know...
a bird puts in so much effort to build its nest.
And if anything disrupts their nest, it truly ruffles their feathers.
This story is about one such bird.
Oh, her hair, a sight to behold! Long and silvery, swaying wildly,
like a shimmering beacon in the distance.
You'd be smitten, just like me if you'd witnessed it.
Sometimes you should hear praises for others.
It won’t shine today. Why not?
I don't trust you. You could be lying.
You alway tell me, let's go out.
-What happened today? -I wanted to go out not roam around,
what is this place? It's too dark.
-You can do this much for your friend. -Ya, ya let's go find your dreamgirl.
Her hair gleams without needing the Sun and Moon.
Now you're really stretching it.
You haven't laid eyes on her that's why you're jabbing with that sharp tongue.
Once you catch a glimpse of her, your eyes will be glued wide open!
Mark my words.
You recall her hair to sing its praises, but you got no clue where you spotted her.
I remember everything, alright?
You just focus on keeping this scooter in line.
I've got this. You take care of filling up the gas.
Huh?
-You will refill the gas. -We shall split it.
Why split it? I didn't ask to go see your dreamgirl.
You're going nuts. Been on the road since morning, no breakfast, no tea, nothing.
Fill up with 300 rupees of gas, okay?
Otherwise Dad's gonna flip when he sees the tank empty.
I will talk to your father, he anyway likes me more than you.
Ew...
Have you looked at yourself? Like a dog.
-Like a dog. -You are mad.
Hey, Bhuri
you've gotten way too lazy.
Only eight customers since this morning, and to top it off, two of them didn't even pay.
What are you daydreaming about, Bhuri?
Hey Bhuri? Is your boyfriend here or something?
Is that dog staring at us?
Not us, only you.
Hold up, stop the scooter!
- Why? - stop, stop, stop.
Come on, dude. Make up your mind.
Are we continuing our hunt for your dreamgirl with silvery hair or turning back because of that dog?
Sure, we're going ahead, but check out that dog.
Let's roll, then!
Whoa, hold up!
Stop, stop, stop.
Dude, what now?
-Check out its tail. -What's with its tail?
-It’s tucked down. -So?
So? Dogs with their tails tucked down are usually nuts.
Where do you even get such ridiculous ideas?
-How illogical. -You can ask anyone that's how it is.
- Oh yeah? - Hmm
Well then, let's see your tail.
It’s not funny at all. Hey, whoa, hold up!
Hey, Bhuri
come and get it, sweetheart.
Relax, sir.
-She is harmless. -See? She’s harmless.
You have my word.
-Madam, -Hmm
-care to have a sip of my top-notch tea? -Yes.
-It's world-class. -Sure
Please, come on over then, great.
Where should I park the scooter?
Over there, madam.
-Right there? -Yes, madam right there.
Look! Madam left you stranded here.
No worries, I'll take you there.
[Teaseller singing a Hindi song]
Welcome, madam! So, where have you two been wandering from?
Tell him? From somewhere nearby.
[Teaseller singing a Hindi song]
So, how many cups are we talking?
Two cups.
I am getting that top-notch tea pronto.
Been playing your chauffeur since morning. The least we can do is relax with a cuppa now.
Hmm... knock yourself out then.
- Listen - Hmm
Isn't there something a bit off about this place?
Weird.
Here's your tea, and one for you too.
Take a sip and let me know how it tastes.
-Got any biscuits? -Of course, I have.
-Then why aren’t you giving me? -You didn't ask for any.
-Get me one. -Right away!
Madam, how's the tea?
Hmm... It's nice.
Thank you.
Mimi
I make such premium tea that
it knocks the socks off anyone who drinks it.
Here are your biscuits
you grab some too.
Here, have some.
This tea actually tastes premium.
I never boast about it but I've been making tea like this since childhood.
Mind if I ask you something?
Hmm
What brings you out here?
Nothing, just burning some gas.
Just a heads-up madam,
it's not safe to be out here when it's raining.
Why?
It's about last year.
See down there,
over there by the road?
Some college kids your age, stopped by for a picnic.
I was here as usual brewing tea
when suddenly the sky opened with thunderclaps, and then came
ear-splitting screams.
It shook me to the core. Rushing over, I discovered...
...each one lying there lifeless
struck by lightning, in silence.
-Bablu, -Hmm
I'm not feeling safe here. We should probably head out.
-Let's go. -Let's go home.
No way. That spot is close by.
And to me, this guy seems even creepier.
-Let’s get out of here. -Let’s leave, yes.
What’s wrong, Madam? Was the tea not to your liking?
No, no, tea was good.
Give the cup to me. Dang it! you've left half of your tea.
[Tongue clicking]
Mimi
Hey,
settle the bill!
Yeah, just hand him a twenty.
Won't you take something else?
-Let's go Bablu. -Your hair's looking rad, though.
Weird kids.
Buddy, did you hear what the teaseller said?
A bunch of college kids came here for a picnic and
got struck by lightning they all died.
Why bother taking him seriously?
Just focus on the scooter.
Listen, I'll go one more kilometer.
If you find your dream girl then great if not, we're turning back.
Let's cover that one kilometer first. We'll figure out the rest after that.
Looks like it's going to rain.
Listen, if I get wet, you're in big trouble.
Come on.
Darling, like I'd ever let you get wet.
Hey, turn left up ahead.
-Right or left? -Left, left.
-This left turn here? -This way, this way.
-Are you sure? -Yes, I am sure.
Dude, the road ahead is a mess.
Get off.
- Do we really need to keep going? - Yep
Then we must walk from here on out.
Whatever you think is best.
Let's go then.
Bark caterpillars!
♪ She left me, vanished from my sight, ♪
♪ Where she’s gone, I’ve no insight. ♪
Did you spot her around here?
Yes.
We've been wandering around places like this all morning.
How can you be so sure this is the one.
This has to be the spot.
I saw her right here.
Alright then, congrats. You’ve finally found the place.
-So, what do we do now? -We gotta push on just a little further ahead.
Come on, dude. You go ahead, I'll just head back to the scooter.
You know Mimi, how I always get nervous when I talk to a girl?
But I'm a girl too.
-Get lost! -My bad.
Sorry
Just teasing.
But seriously, with you around, I feel like a total stud.
And hey, you're my best friend
you never flirt with me either.
Alrighty, let's get moving now.
Fine, but we better hustle back home before the rain hits.
I promise.
Let's go.
What if you're wrong and she's not actually there, what then?
Easy there, loose tongue. Try being optimistic for a change.
Okay, fine.
She’s probably all dolled up, eagerly waiting for you.
Hmm
Now you're talking!
You're the best.
Try all that on her, it won't work on me.
Anyway, if you see her now, are you going to propose right away?
No way.
Who proposes on the first meeting like that?
We'll meet her and when the moment's right, ask for her number.
And she'll give you her number?
Mhmm
How?
That's how.
Me?
I'm not doing it.
Come on, you get it, right?
I'm a guy. If I ask for her number, she might think I'm hitting on her.
But that's true.
Still, who asks for the number on the first meet?
If I ask for the number it will be weird. Girls are pretty sharp not stupid like you.
I know Mimi you can pull it off.
How can you be so sure?
Because I'm your all-in-one package.
-Still, I am not doing it. -Hey, Mimi
Mimi please.
Nope!
She might be living here.
This?
Is this her house?
But it doesn't look like a house.
And if it is, does her whole family squeeze into that tiny box?
Chances are, she lives solo.
Wow, real brainiac, huh? Lives solo.
And what's with all those weaves tangled up on it?
Forget about that check out the intricate beauty of it.
So, what's the plan now?
Plan? Easy.
We go over there knock on the door and ask for two glasses of water.
How about you go ahead and knock once she answers the door I'll join you.
You are so sweet.
Anyone in there?
Maybe she isn't home.
If she wasn't home the door would be padlocked.
Anybody in there?
Hello?
Can you hear me?
Hello?
We've come from far away.
Hello?
Could you please open the door?
Hello,
would you mind coming out for two minutes?
Hello?
Oh, her hair, a sight to behold! Long and silvery, swaying wildly,
like a shimmering beacon in the distance.
Anybody in there?
Bhuri?
Remember how we used to hit the river for picnics?
Now that you're all grown up, you've gone rogue on me!
Hey, Bhuri...
Bhuri
isn't that the scooter of those two characters who swung by our stall for tea?
What are they doing here?
Well, that’s not really our concern, Bhuri.
Let’s make the most of it and earn some money.
Plus, they loved our tea. Let’s wait for them, Bhuri.
[Teaseller singing a Hindi song]
Bablu, Bablu, Bablu
I think we should leave now. This place feels kind of creepy.
Two minutes.
Hello, hello.
We just want two glasses of water. If anyone in there please come out.
Bablu, look up!
It's about to rain.
No way.
I'm not leaving until I meet her.
Bablu, stop being childish now.
Are you gonna break it?
Bablu, Bablu drop it.
This is your final warning or I'll leave you behind.
-Bablu stop being childish. I'll leave you behind. -Open it!
Mimi...
...help me take a quick peek inside from above Mimi.
-Last chance. -Yes, Mimi last shot.
Come on my shoulder.
Mimi you are holding me right?
Easy.
Is somebody there?
Can you see something inside?
Be quick.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Bablu let's bail right now.
I'm serious Bablu.
I'm outta here.
-Please. -I'm going.
Golden hair.
Bablu let's go.
Bablu I'm leaving.
I'm walking away.
Seriously, I'm gone.
Bablu
I'm actually leaving.
Please listen.
Please open.
He never listens to me.
I wonder if he's in love with a dreamgirl or bewitched by a witch.
Listen?
It's raining.
Hello, please open.
Where have you gone?
Bablu, Bablu, Bablu...
Bablu where are you?
Our umbrella.
Bablu
Are you inside?
Open the door.
Come on, you stubborn witch unlock it.
Bablu?
You witch.
Bablu where are you?
Madam
Madam ji
Woah, holly molly!
What happened?
I did warn you, didn't I?
You didn't listen to me.
Madam
Madam let's scram from this place.
Madam let's leave.
Oh, how did you climb up here?
Somehow I made it madam.
Sorry for keeping you waiting.
And did you bring everything else?
Got it all.
She's gone madam.
Yes.
We need to act fast...
She could be back at any moment.
Let her come back.
Today is the day she meets her doom.
It’s over for her, now.
Very good, Madam.
I'll handle things inside, you take charge outside.
No.
You take the outside.
I’m going in.
As you wish, ladies first.
Hey, let's move.
Seems like rain's on the way that witch could return any second.
I'm done here as well.
Just give me the signal when you want the fire lit.
Not yet.
For now, we need to hide.
It's boring, isn't it?
Let's stop telling the story then.
Not at all, Grandma. I want to hear more.
Please, please, please.
Alright, here's what happens next.
Madam,
...is there anything else you need me to do?
No, that's all, you are free to go. I will take care of the rest.
I can't just walk away like that, I want to see her burn.
She's caused me too many sleepless nights.
-But what about your stall? -Bhuri can manage that.
She handles it better than me.
Then hide over here.
Madam,
any idea when she might return?
Oh shit! The rain's picking up.
Madam, if the rain picks up, we won't be able to burn her house down.
Okay.
Then let's light the fire now.
But what's the use? She's not even in there.
It's better to do some damage than to do nothing at all.
You're right, madam.
Plus, her eggs are in there. They'll go up in flames too.
Let’s burn it.
What's the matter?
Hold on a sec, do you hear that noise?
Noise?
What sort of noise, Madam?
Barking.
Oh, that? That's just my Bhuri.
I left her at the stall, remember? You light it.
But it's not coming from the stall.
-It sounds like it's coming from somewhere up. -Somewhere up?
The witch is here!
Madam, she's got my Bhuri. You hold this, I have to get in there.
It's not safe to go in there.
She'll kill my Bhuri if I don’t do something.
But...
...killing the witch is more important.
Right now, saving my Bhuri is the main deal.
It’s too dangerous.
Bhuri...
Hang on, I'm coming.
I won't let anything happen to you.
Damn, Witch!
Bhuri...
Did she burn it?
No...
...she couldn't burn it.
The heavy rain put a stop to it.
Hmm
Bad bird.
Bad rain.
You know, Grandma? If I were in Mimi's shoes,
I would've swiftly set the nest on fire before the rain started.
And conversely, if your grandpa had his way,
there wouldn't be any rain
and Mimi would've burned the nest.
Bad grandpa.
Grandma,
Hmm
I didn't find the story boring at all.
Really?
Yes and do you know why?
I'm not going to tell you another story.
Grandma, please
I'm all grown up now.
And I've grown old.
Alright,
then give me one of Grandpa's books.
Just eat.
But only one story, okay?
Thank you, Grandma.
[THE UMBRELLA UNCLE]
Hey, uncle?
Is my umbrella fixed?
It's not fixed yet.
Come tomorrow.
Did Gouri enjoy the mango pickle?
A lot.
Take good care of my daughter-in-law.
Don't trouble her.
Don't share a bed, it's sinful.
That’s all really written on there?
Yep.
It's monsoon season make sure she doesn't get wet.
You have an umbrella, don't you?
Did you keep the sixteen Mondays' fasting for your mother-in-law?
Keeping a fast --
Ugh...
-Careful -Sorry, uncle.
Hello madam.
Hey, Billu, Chintu...
How's the studying coming along?
Very good, Madam.
Very very good, Madam.
Madam, when will you be returning to school?
Why? What’s the matter?
That new English teacher's classes are quite boring.
She's also very annoying.
Honey,
it's not nice to speak about your teacher like that.
Sorry madam, but we miss you a lot.
Listen, if you study hard and keep it positive about your teacher, I'll be back really soon.
Okay madam.
Why are you getting drenched in the rain?
Go home.
You might catch a cold.
Just a little more playtime then we'll head back home.
- Quickly. - Bye.
That boy sure is a smarty-pants.
How do you handle those troublemakers?
Children are like mirror reflecting the innocence of God,
aren't they?
They are so innocent.
Aren't you feeling hungry?
Shouldn't we take care of our little mirror of God?
Let's go.
I’m not hungry,
but this little one sure is.
- Let’s eat Samosas. - Samosas.
What did you do?
I didn't do anything.
Let me see.
- I think it got jammed. - Let me take a look.
My nose got hurt.
Only Umbrella Uncle knows how to...
handle his antics.
Let's do one thing, I'll drop you off at home first.
Then I'll go to Umbrella Uncle's he must have fixed our umbrella by now.
No need.
I can go myself, it's not far from here.
Let me drop you off we're almost there, it's nearby.
I can go on my own. Just let me take this bag of vegetables.
No, I'll carry it.
- It's not heavy, I can carry it. - You go.
I said no. I will do it.
Just playing a little drama.
Don't get drenched.
I am almost drenched.
Wait.
What now?
There's mud ahead, so please watch your step.
Don't slip, watch out.
Anything else?
Wait.
What?
Take this.
If there is any other item hand it over to me, or better come with me.
It had to rain today.
♪ Why do the clouds thunder so high? ♪
♪ A strange fear stirs as they flash by ♪
♪ Will the sparkling thunder strike me down ♪
There is mud everywhere.
Uncle.
Hello.
Uncle.
Hey, Uncle
What are you cooking?
Huh?
Such a jammed umbrella.
Indulging in an herbal beverage?
Be careful.
Huh.
You seem under the weather.
Easy.
It's all the game of age.
Careful.
Your umbrella,
suddenly closed by itself.
I tried to open it but
maybe it got jammed or something.
Then I thought it might march to the beat of your drum.
If you put some oil in it,
it might free up the jam.
Uncle?
Oh uncle
here's your umbrella.
It looks like it’s jammed up.
Its time has passed.
Have you fixed mine?
Huh?
I meant, have you fixed my umbrella?
Easy there.
You could have just told me where it is, and I would have got it myself.
Yeah, that's the one.
Due to the weather,
I had a lot going on.
That’s totally fine.
Which is why I couldn't deliver it sooner.
Perfect.
Looks good.
I guess it'll easily withstand this monsoon.
What do you think, Uncle?
How much do I owe you?
You've already settled the bill.
I have already paid?
Alright then, Uncle.
I will take your leave. Goodbye.
The Umbrella is made well.
It's opening and closing properly.
Goo... d... bye...
Here you go, a warm and spicy meal is ready.
Come on, put that thing away.
Hey...
Winter isn’t around the corner.
It's not cold now.
Let's focus
on enjoying this warm and delicious food now.
But winter will return eventually.
Let it go,
let's just dig in.
It does look delicious.
Wow,
it smells so nice too.
Did you add ghee to it?
Yeah, just added a touch of seasoning.
Utterly scrumptious.
Really?
Surprisingly, it tastes good.
Doesn't it have a hint of non-vegetarian flavor?
Silly, who would make it with non-vegetarian ingredients?
I made it with potatoes, onions, and tomatoes.
Potatoes, onions?
Throw it away.
I will go and cook another batch.
Wait, wait.
I'll quickly make it.
You don’t have to. Sit down.
-It won't take long? -Just sit.
You'll have to go through all the hassle again.
You know,
in some countries they consider
cockroaches, snakes, scorpions, honeybees and other such things as delicacies.
They even make a yummy sauce from it.
Is that so?
Absolutely.
Okay then.
What?
I thought you were going to eat it.
I'll whip up a sauce from it just for you.
Yuck!
[Umbrella Uncle moaning and screaming in pain]
Chintamani left Shakuntala
outside the cave and then ventured inside.
He kept walking until he suddenly stopped under his feet lay a skeleton.
Before he could grasp what was happening, Shakuntala called out
Listen
Yes?
Would you come over, please?
What’s wrong?
-I feel like I might have a fever. -What?
How come?
Let me check.
You don’t feel that warm.
Are you feeling bad?
My whole body is aching,
I'm feeling chilled as well.
My head's been feeling heavy since this morning too.
I didn't tell you earlier because I didn't want you to worry.
That's why I was sitting over there, keeping a safe distance.
Let me see.
You have a fever as well.
We got wet in the rain this morning,
that's probably why.
If mom finds out about this, she'll have my head.
Don’t worry.
There's a medicine box over there please get it.
Ugh.
Feeling extremely hot as well.
It's humid outside, that's why.
Hold this.
Take two of these.
What are these for?
For singing.
For fever, of course.
Just take them you'll feel better by tomorrow morning.
They haven't expired, have they?
They've been in there for quite a while.
I've disposed of the old ones, these are new.
Shall I bring water?
You don’t need water.
Grab two more.
Now, lie down and get some rest.
Don't dwell on it too much
Okay?
It's humid.
The weather isn't helping either.
Sleep, sleep.
You will feel better.
-Need a blanket. -You just had the medicine.
Give me a blanket.
Huh?
Blanket.
Okay.
Better?
Sarry.
Not sarry,
it's sorry.
Yes?
Coming.
Wait...
Don't leave.
You're here.
It's you, right?
What took you so long?
I've been waiting for you.
You know, everything's a bit hazy now, whether it's day or night.
I don't know what to do.
It's a relief that you're here.
Will you take the umbrella? Wait.
Umbrella?...
Umbrella.
Take it... take it.
Look... look here.
Ho... hold.
Lis... Lis...
Lis...
Listen
Yes!
What happened?
There's something crawling in there.
What happened?
There's something crawling in there!
There’s nothing there.
There’s absolutely nothing there.
Ah... under the blanket... on my legs.
One second.
One second... one second.
Here?
But there's nothing here.
A little higher.
Still, nothing.
A bit higher than that.
See anything now?
Yes.
What's it?
Leg's of a celestial nymph.
♪ This thread of love ♪
♪ Hold tight before it slips away ♪
♪ This thread of love ♪
♪ I longed to speak for hours with you ♪
♪ Await the moment they begin again ♪
How did you like the sea?
It’s pretty,
when will you take me to see snow-capped mountains?
I will, what's the rush?
We have our whole lives ahead of us.
Okay.
Uncle!
Who’s that?
- Oh, Bhura. - Yes.
What's going on?
Did you manage to fix my umbrella?
- Umbrella? - Yes
Not yet.
I’ve been feeling a bit under the weather lately.
Please fix it, or I might fall ill.
As you can see, strange things are happening in the village.
It wasn’t meant to rain this year,
but it's breaking all records.
It's already claimed two lives.
Who knows how many more it will take.
Not two, it's three.
Sorry?
Not two, it’s three.
Hey Bhura!
Coming!
Now, we can’t go to school.
Why bother going there when Gouri madam won't be around anymore?
There will be other madams like, Chetna madam, Malti madam, and Saroj madam.
But Gouri madam won't be back at school, ever.
Sarry, but there's nothing we can do about it.
Gouri madam has passed away.
Do you believe she died due to rain?
That's what everyone's saying.
We also play in the rain, so why don't we die?
Because we are children, and children are reflections of God.
Hey, look over there!
Why is Umbrella Uncle walking like that?
Hey, Umbrella Uncle!
Whose there?
It's us, Billu and Chintu.
What do you want?
Have you fixed my grandpa's umbrella yet?
Yes, I have fixed it. Do you want it?
Yes, uncle. But, why are you staggering?
Well, you see...
It's because my vision at night isn't as clear as it used to be.
But it's not even night yet.
It will be soon.
But you said it already is.
What do you really want?
Night or the umbrella?
The Umbrella, Uncle.
Then, come with me.
Sure, Uncle.
Hurry!
- Yes, Uncle, coming. - And keep quiet.
No more questions.
Where are you?
Hurry up! It'll be dark soon.
It will get dark.
Why do you get so worked up, just like a little kid?
Why wouldn’t I be? He ate all of my toffees!
- Anyway, who ate your toffees? - Ramesh ate it.
Hey, look! There goes a helicopter.
Shut up! Am I an Idiot?
- Aahh - Uncle!
Uncle!
Uncle... take it easy uncle.
Mind your step, what if he falls?
No, he won’t.
Drop me off at home.
Bless you...bless you.
Hey, where do you think you're going?
He's quite heavy.
Uncle, where should I help you sit?
Watch your step, Uncle.
Uncle, uncle.
Easy, Uncle!
Are we leaving, or will you massage Uncle's legs too?
Shut up!
Anyway, uncle, where’s my grandpa’s umbrella?
It...
It must be back there, hanging from that bamboo rack.
Make sure you don’t take someone else's.
No need to worry, Uncle. I know my grandpa's umbrella like the back of my hand.
Hey, what are you waiting for? Let's go.
That’s not fair, I also need an Umbrella.
I've just given you one. That's the best umbrella I have.
Now, off you go.
But that umbrella is too small. If it rains, we'll both get wet. I'm taking this umbrella with me.
Wait...
Take it...
I'll bring it back tomorrow.
Take it... take it... leave.
Why do you always hassle him like this?
You tell me, wouldn't we get wet under that small umbrella?
So...
which story did you read?
Umbrella Uncle.
Grandpa is a bad writer, isn’t he?
Bad?
No...
...he’s not that bad.
[AFTER THE HAILSTORM] Hello, this is important information stay attentive
This information is for your family's protection.
A crisis has emerged in our world.
Towns and villages have been taken over.
Streets, buildings and all open places are covered in wild.
This wild transition is making our lives challenging.
A harmful virus is spreading among people.
People who are left, stay cautious of infected beings.
This virus is life threatening and spreads through contact.
Thus, take the necessary precautions for your family's protections
Stay inside your tent and avoid going out.
Close your tent properly and stay attentive to your surroundings.
To get out of a dangerous situations use available tools.
If you witness a menacing human, immediately create distance.
Move towards a safer place.
Be kind towards all beings in this time of crisis.
Help each other out
Follow the rules and regulations provided by the government.
Your life is vital to us.
Spread this information to others and stay safe.
Thank You.
Hunk, I am here.
Hunk?
Where are you, honey?
I got your things.
Where are you?
Hunk?
Come to mommy.
Hunk?
Are you here?
Hunk... I have got all your things.
Where are you?
Hunk?
I am getting worried now. Come on out.
Mom!
Where have you been?
I have been looking for you all the while.
Why do you do this?
Where have you been? Huh?
I’ve been just wandering a little.
Where?
Around here.
Didn't I tell you not to wander alone in the forest like that?
But I wasn’t alone.
What do you mean?
Who’ve you found out here?
Juju.
Wait, isn’t Juju a small little boy like you?
Yes.
How long have you been doing this?
I just went for a walk with him.
He says all the animals in the forest are our buddies.
They won't hurt us at all.
He’s lying Hunk.
He is lying to you.
No, he isn’t.
You know it.
He is lying. But you don't listen to me.
Enough.
Let's not talk about Juju anymore, okay?
Okay?
Happy Birthday to you, cha cha cha!
Happy Birthday to you.
Happy Birthday my sweet baby.
Happy Birthday to you.
How’s it?
Yummy?
It’s really tasty.
Now you're eleven years old.
You are a big boy now.
Mom...
I'm feeling cold.
Okay, baby.
We'll talk about Juju later.
Now, what's coming next?
Hmm...
Pizza!
Yes!
Let’s have some Pizza.
Baby now you sleep.
Tomorrow, we'll go to the waterfall.
We had so much fun tonight, didn't we?
Okay Mom.
Goodnight, my sweet little boy.
Hunk...
...who’s this pizza for? Have you left it for Juju?
No, Mom. He doesn't eat stuff like this.
Is he vegetarian?
No, Mom. He only eats meat.
But it has some chunks of meat on it.
He only eats raw meat.
Raw meat?
That’s kind of weird and creepy.
Go to sleep now.
You must be exhausted. We've got an early start tomorrow.
He is not smelling dead yet.
Nevertheless, I have to check.
There are many mosquitoes out here.
I drank too much today.
I should never drink again.
Never.
What do I need now?
Oh, yes, the key.
Not smelling dead yet.
Fine.
Where is the key?
It's not here...
Now, the key goes into the keyhole...
Great. I lost them again.
Let me find the key's once
and his house.
At least we had a roof over our heads.
There you are.
Thanks to you...
I've had too much to drink.
I can’t do it now...
I shouldn't drink so much.
That's cool.
Shake away,
shake as much as you want,
and then take a rest.
Actually, I think I need the rest more than you do,
but still,
you go ahead and rest.
But don’t smell bead,
okay?
Can you hear that?
The nightcrawlers.
So, take care.
Goodbye.
Shh...
keep quiet.
Mom is sleeping.
What did you say?
Alright, alright.
You wait here. I am getting it.
Hang on.
Bloody blood suckers.
Fuck!
Where’s the fucking body?!
Mom, he isn’t in there.
What?
Who?
Who are you talking about?
That man?
Do you mean that man?
Was he alive?!
Yes, mom.
What happened to you?
Mom?
Baby, are you okay?
That man, was he alone?
Yes.
Just fucked up big time.
Okay...
Take a moment to think, was anyone else with him?
No.
Then, who unlocked the car trunk?
He didn’t open the trunk?
Then who did?
I opened the trunk.
Okay... okay... Everything will be sorted.
- Did you see which way the man went? - Yes.
That way.
- Are you sure? - Yes.
I'll be back.
David, I know you are here.
David.
David,
where are you?
You know I didn't do anything.
You know I couldn't leave you there alone.
You didn't have an address on you either,
so I couldn't reach out to your family.
And I know
I have seen a lot of blood in the trunk.
David?
Okay, I know what you want.
You want to fuck, right?
Huh?
Like we always did.
He's here.
David.
I know you are here.
I know you are here somewhere.
Okay.
Let’s do one thing. I am gonna make you an offer now.
Yeah?
Let’s do it right now, right here.
Yeah.
Come on.
Yes, David?
Like how we use to do it.
I know you enjoyed it last time and so did I.
I’m going to count to five...
come out David!
Four...
Three...
David,
please, damn it!
I’m giving you an offer.
We will do it here.
Right now.
Two...
One more time.
One.
Come out you fucking piece of shit!
David!
Hunk!
Hunk! Where are you baby?
What happened, Mom? Why do you look so scared?--
Tell me one thing clearly,
who was in that car?
Who was in that trunk?
I guess I didn’t tell you.
He was Juju’s father.
What?!
Did you see him?
Yes.
Stay here, okay.
Where's the key?
Mom! What happened?
- Mom, why are you so scared? - Lets get out of here, now.
Mom--
We’ll go to a better place where we can have so much more fun.
Mom what’s going on?
- Shut up Hunk, we need to leave right away. - Mom... mom...
-But what happened, mom? - Put on the seatbelt.
We'll make even better friends there.
Mom but what happened?
Mom!
Mom what happened?
Mom please I don't want to go.
Mom.
Mom...
What happened?
I haven't told Juju that we are leaving.
We need to leave from here.
I don't want to leave my friend Juju! Mom, please.
Shut up!
- Why are you so scared? - They’re coming after us.
- Where are we going? - No, they are very dangerous people.
Mom...
What happened?
Mom, I want to go back to Juju.
Mom, Juju has been left behind.
- You'll make more friends there-- - Mom.
real ones, at least.
No, mom, Juju is my best friend.
- I’ve seen them, honey. - Mom...
- They’re not good people. - Please, mom.
- Mom...ugh - They are going to kill... Fuck!
It’s all my fault.
Mom what has happened to you?
Mom, please-
This storm isn't going to let up today
Mom.
He doesn't know, where I am.
Mom!
Baby, Are you okay?
Yes, Mom.
I don't want to go anywhere.
Mom.
I can’t see anything clearly.
Mom watch out!
Car...
Hello, this is important information stay attentive
This information is for your family's protection.
A crisis has emerged in our world.
Towns and villages have been taken over.
Streets, buildings and all open places are covered in wild.
This wild transition is making our lives challenging.
Mom, I am fine.
Baby are you okay?
Did something happen to you?
Huh?
You aren’t hurt?
Are you okay?
Yes, baby?
I'm sorry.
It was all my fault.
You are okay, right?
Hunk.
Mom.
Mom!
Mom, Juju.
What’s wrong?
Nothing grandma...
...it's just that,
I think mom and dad were right
Grandpa's stories aren't really for kids.
Does that mean you’re not going to tell those stories to your friends?
I will,
but only when they’re grown up like me.
What happened?
Gradma... grandma...
There’s something in that potato.
There’s nothing there. You need to snap out of those stories.
- Listen... - But it was there?
Go to the garden and pick some green chilies for me.
Hmm...
Not at all, Grandma. It's getting dark,
and one shouldn’t pluck anything from plants at night.
That’s when ghosts make their homes in them, that’s a rule.
Titli, sometimes rules are meant to be broken.
Go and get them.
♪ Everyone is gone now ♪
♪ Nothing left to haunt ♪
♪ Everything came crashing down ♪
♪ Your on the last page of the book ♪
♪ For now ♪
♪ Don't close your eyes ♪
♪ It's about a dream ♪
♪ Shelter your ears ♪
♪ From the screams ♪
♪ Fall from up high ♪
♪ Tears are running dry ♪
♪ Run for your lives ♪
♪ Death from the skies ♪
Grandma told me we can break the rules sometimes.
Sorry.
Grandma!
Titli...
- Titli... - Grandma...
Grandma... grandma...
Titli.
When skies turn dark and rain starts to fall,
Each drop holds secrets from it all.
The writer rises, full of light,
The reader fades into the night.