You finally woke up.
It looks like a hospital.
When did we come here?
We came here last night.
How are you feeling now?
I feel better now. - Be careful.
Let's go home.
Going home already? If you go home so soon,
how could we loot you?
Don't be scared. I was joking.
You need to stay here for a while.
We have to keep you under full observation.
Only then can you recover.
Take a deep breath.
Good.
She's okay now. Don't worry.
Madam..
Don't worry about anything.
Soon you'll play football with your grandson.
Keep smiling.
You'll get better soon.
Murali, come with me.
I'll be back.
Stay here.
Oh, God!
She may seem stable for now.
But her condition is still critical.
She could live a few more years if we find a donor.
Where's that thug?
Who?
Raja.
What's up, first bench? - Don't play like that, okay?
I'm old now. I'm not fit now like I used to be.
Aren't you a doctor?
Doctors feel pain and grow old too, don't we?
Now you see why I call him a thug.
He's such a narcissist.
Now, about the surgery..
You come with me.
Sir, what about Granny?
He'll take care of her.
Yes, we will.
How much will it cost, Doctor?
Don't worry about that.
You can pay in installments. - Come on. Let's go.
Can I say goodbye to Granny?
Okay.
Who's this guy? Why are you helping him?
He's an acquaintance.
An acquaintance? For you?
Yes.
You're doing him a big favour. That's why I asked.
What were you thinking, Granny?
Let's go home. I'm feeling better now.
I'm absolutely fine.
As if you're a doctor.
It's not that.
This is a big hospital.
Everything will be costly.
Don't worry about that.
I just want you to get well.
I feel fine now.
Enough, Granny.
Stop pretending.
You thought I was useless.
Why didn't you tell me about this?
About what? - Don't act smart!
I know everything.
Dear, I'm getting old now.
I'm in the final years of my life.
It's not a big deal.
I'm only concerned about you.
Listen..
Don't think like that.
You'll live healthily and see me live happily.
Okay?
How? What will you do about that?
I'll do something.
I'll do anything for you.
Sir?
Could you step outside?
I need to change her clothes.
Here, Granny.
Keep this phone.
I'll call you every day.
Stay here, eat properly
and take the medicines they give you.
If you get bored, watch some TV.
I have to go now.
Don't leave me alone here.
So sweet!
I'm not leaving you alone.
I've got a job. I'm going there.
I'll visit you every day.
What job?
I'll tell you later.
You stay here. Take care of her. - Okay, sir.
I'll come later. Stay here. - Murali.. Hey..
Get some rest. Behave yourself. - Hey..
Stay safe. - Hey!
What do you want?
I need to change your clothes.
This one's fine, isn't it?
No, you have to wear what we provide.
Is this a hospital or a playschool?
They want to change my dress.
'Tell me.'
I need leave for one day.
'What did you just say? Come again?'
I said I need a day off.
'What a miracle.'
'It's the first time you've asked for leave'
'since you joined the department.'
'I couldn't be happier.'
'Take it. But why?'
It's personal.
'What personal matter could you have that I don't know about?'
Then I don't need leave.
'Fine. I won't ask the reason. Take the leave. Enjoy.'
'Since you'll be on leave,'
'go visit Nila and Sathya.'
Where are we going, sir?
I'll tell you.
Sir..
Did you kidnap me here?
I'm worthless, you know.
I couldn't even donate my kidney to save my granny.
I'll be of no use to you either.
Sir..
Are you trying to frame me in a false case
and kill me in an encounter?
Are you going to teach me?
You guessed it right.
Your guesses never fail.
Don't play with me.
I'm serious.
I know all the offences and their respective sections.
Quiz me if you want.
I know you know all that.
I won't waste my time on that.
Then?
You must know the kind of training given at the Police Academy.
You must know the PRS process.
That's why.
Are you going to train me for a year?
It's a year's worth of training..
to be done in a single day.
One day?
You have high hopes for me.
You don't have a choice.
And I don't have time.
Go on.
I don't know.
It'll be okay, I guess.
Be patient.
Let's wait and see.
We can talk about marriage later.
I want to get married too, but it's not in our hands.
First, my elder sister has to marry.
We'll see.
Dear, you can leave now.
We all like the girl.
Good. - But there's one problem.
Well..
she's a police officer.
We don't want her to work after marriage
because it'll affect our family's honour. That's why.
Police work is a..
She'll handle it, okay? - Okay, madam.
Why are you here?
I came to file a complaint against my husband.
What did he do?
He drinks and beats me every day.
Men are like that. We must..
Ma'am. - What?
Did you see Swency? - I don't know. Get lost.
You continue, sister.
Look at that.
The ladies are waiting.
So, I asked where she is.
For that, you're treating me like a suspect.
I'll have a word with sir.
Don't worry. I'll take care of it. - Okay.
What happened?
She's from Maharashtra.
She and her husband came here to make a living.
Her husband does sanitation work nearby.
While he was working at a wholesale shop,
the police arrested him after Rs. 6 lakh went missing.
He says he didn't do it.
She asked us for help.
Help?
Do you think we're running a charity?
Did you ask if she can afford our fee?
She has no money.
Her husband was the only breadwinner.
How do we run a case without fees?
Tell me.
I think we should help her.
They're from another state.
No one will help them.
If we don't, they'll suffer.
What nonsense is this?
First, throw them out.
Sir..
Please speak to them once. - Send them away. Go on.
Go. Leave this place. - Sir, please hear me out.
Come on, go.
Go away. - Sir, please help us..
Sir, please.. - Sir..
Help my husband. - Just go away..
Please hear me out for once. - Just go..
Please, sir. Madam.. - I said go!
Please tell him to help us. - Go..
They're helpless, sir.
What's the harm in taking this case?
Help them if you want. I won't stop you.
But what can we do with clients like this?
They can't pay. Let them go.
You're going too? Fine. Go.
Don't come back here. - Lalitha..
Hey. - Sir..
She didn't return when I called her. Would she come if you did?
Come inside.
Whose bag is this?
Hers? Throw it at her. Go.
You stupid old man!
Madam..
I'll help you.
Don't worry.
Okay, madam.
Have you eaten anything?
Come on, let's go to that shop.
What would you like to eat?
Here, take this.
Eat it, dear.
Did he tell you to return my bag?
I quit too.
I called him a stupid old man.
Are you serious?
He doesn't pay us anyway.
Instead of working for him, we can do something good.
So, I quit.
Thanks. - Hey, it's not just that.
At least you buy me food sometimes.
He gives me neither salary nor food.
Oh! Great. - Yes.
Mister, got anything hot to eat? - Eat it.
Give me paper to wrap this.
That madam outside will pay.
Do you want some?
Hello?
Sir..
Can I ask you something? Be honest.
Yes.
There are many policemen in your department.
Why choose me when I'm not even qualified?
I couldn't find anyone like you.
Someone like me?
What makes me different?
You'll know soon.
All right.
When do I join duty?
Two weeks.
You'll get your order in two days.
Posting?
What posting will I get?
Constable.
Constable?
Sir, if I'd finished my degree, I'd be in your seat.
It's not about the post.
It's about what we do that matters.
Inspiring!
But it'll take me time to accept that.
It's all right.
One more thing.
Getting into the police department requires much training,
verification and such procedures.
How can you get me one without any of that?
What did you say when you uncuffed yourself without keys?
It's a secret.
This too.
Oh, so you won't reveal it.
I won't. - Fair enough.
And..
We should hurry, sir.
You said I should join in two days.
Who'll stitch a police uniform that fast?
We need to find one.
Is this for me?
Yes.
Can I try it now?
Okay.
Wait two minutes. Don't touch my Biryani.
Sir..
It fits so well.
Like it was made for me.
A little loose here though.
That's fine.
I'll adjust it.
Sir..
Could you stop the car for a minute?
Give me ten minutes. I'll be back.
Don't go anywhere, sir. Wait here.
Murali?
How do I look?
So handsome.
You always wanted a picture of me in uniform.
Let's take it now.
Looking good?
What do you think?
Check this out.
It looks great.
Well?
Dear..
You said this morning you got a job.
What work is it?
I got a chance to act in a film.
Really?
Yes.
A film role?
Of course.
Say something believable.
I'm telling the truth.
It's just a small role.
Do you even know how to act?
Yes, a little.
Show me.
Now?
'Let the war drums roll.'
'Let it thunder into a victory beat.'
'Victory!'
'No other word exists in Ashoka's dictionary.'
'Sound the drums.'
'Let the armies line up for battle.'
'Kalinga.'
'A land etched in my heart and mind.'
'I cannot erase it from my thoughts.'
'So I stand to defend it with my life.'
'Ashoka the Great gives the command.
'Begone, cowards.'
'Those who fear blood on the battlefield.'
'But those who fear nothing,'
'And dare to face death, follow me to war!'
How was it?
Did you like it?
Oh, my dear!
I'm waiting outside.
Okay.
Go straight.
Meet the Inspector.
Say you're the new recruit. That's it.
I'm so nervous.
Don't stress.
Calm down.
Relax.
Sir, what's the matter?
I'm here to see the Inspector. I'm the new recruit.
Oh! A rookie.
Did you go through police training?
Do I look like I did?
You're a cop but scared to walk in. That's why I asked.
This is a different fear.
You wouldn't get it.
Pechi! Come here.
Coming, brother.
Go on bravely and start your duty, sir.
Is it? - Yes, sir.
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