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(thuds)

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(snarling)

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(thuds)

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Ah, good! You've sniffed me out.

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I must admit I am lost.
Can you help?

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So are you Sharvara or Shyama?

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Good dogs.

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Which way to your master?

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Lord Yamraj, the God of <i>Dharma</i>
and of Death.

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(theme song)

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(crickets chirping)

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This reminds me of somewhere.

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(Vaali) Kishkindha?

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It reminds you of home. Our home.

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King Vaali?
Is it really you?

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(soft thud)

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You are in Yamlok, Hanuman.

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I hear my brother Sugreev

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has taken our armies to Lanka
to battle Ravan.

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If only I was with you,
I'd have won the war in a day.

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You know I fought Ravan once
and defeated him.

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I grabbed him by the hair
and dragged him around the world.

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Can you think of anyone else
who could do that?

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It doesn't seem so.

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How... how is Angad?

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He has become a respected hero
as much as you were once.

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You would be beyond proud
to see him now.

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(laughing)

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He is my son.

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You should leave
while you can, Hanuman.

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Yamraj does not take kindly
to the living in his realm.

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If you stay too long
or wander from the path,

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you will be trapped here forever.

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Then I need to find
Yama's death arrow quickly.

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If I am lost here, my friends,
your brother and son will all die.

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Lend me your powers.

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Where are you, my friend?

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Still no sign of Hanuman.

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The men have searched everywhere.

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Where is he? How will we fight
tomorrow's battle without him?

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Ravan and his forces held back today

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only because he wanted Suvarna Matsya
to have her glory.

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With her dead...

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Come sunrise, he will unleash
himself on the battlefield

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like an erupting volcano
and turn everything to ash.

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Ravan's been toying with us.
Testing our strength.

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Tomorrow that ends.

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Without Hanuman, can we win?

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Don't accept defeat
before the battle even begins.

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We fight with who we have.

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Brother, Ravan's power today
was unlike anything we've faced.

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Tomorrow will be
our greatest battle.

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If Hanuman doesn't return...

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how can we survive?

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Your Majesty.

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(Yamraj) Hmm.

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So Hanuman has come?

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Yes, my Lord.
Will you let him leave this realm?

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He was foolish to come.

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Death is final after all.

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No one may return
from the land of death.

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(snarling)

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(suspenseful music)

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(grunting)

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(metal clanging)

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Even in death, they are making war.

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(Indrajit)
They are warriors of Lanka.

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War is all they know.

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You! I did not come here
to fight you, Indrajit.

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Well, I cannot die twice

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and you, it seems...
you cannot die at all.

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When will they stop
this useless fighting?

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When they know better.

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Never, then.

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You think you are fighting
a war over <i>dharma</i>.

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A final war

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that will remove injustice
from the world once and for all.

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But this is only the beginning.

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A <i>rakshas</i> dwells
in the hearts of all beings.

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When my father was granted his boon
of invulnerability,

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he did not ask for protection
against either man or <i>vaanar</i>.

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Did you ever ask yourself why?

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Yes, they say it was his arrogance.

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He didn't consider man
or <i>vaanar</i> a threat.

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No... my father knew men and <i>vaanars</i>
were closest in spirit to <i>rakshasas</i>.

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So why should he fear them?
He saw them as allies.

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He wanted to unite them.

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He knew that

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men would be capable of war

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greater than any <i>rakshas</i>
or <i>dev</i> could ever dream.

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Then your father did not tell you

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that when mankind loses its way,

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to remind them of <i>dharma</i>,
the <i>Maryada Purushottam</i> is born?

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Lord Ram is here, Indrajit.

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To remind mankind of its <i>dharma</i>.

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He will unite them with a power
that you cannot even imagine.

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Still the same, devotee of Lord Ram.

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Why are you here, Indrajit?

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Believe it or not,
I need your help.

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I can't get out of this valley,
but there's another place nearby.

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I feel it.

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Something is drawing me there...
calling me.

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Someone who needs my help.

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I need you to take me there.

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You expect me to trust you.
To help <i>you</i> of all people?

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I don't have time for this.

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I need to get back to
the battlefield before your father.

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(man shouting) Is anyone there?

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Please, I don't want to be alone.

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Whose voice is that?

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You heard it too?
I knew it was real.

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If this is some trick of yours...

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I swear to you, Hanuman.

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That voice has been calling me
since I came to this place.

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He is scared.

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Will you help? If not me, then him?

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Very well. I will help you
out of this place to find him.

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Good. It's past that slope.
I've never been beyond there.

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(dramatic music)

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Once, the powerful Indrajit
could travel the world

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with a thought.

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Now I cannot even leave
this cursed valley.

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So, what lies beyond this place?

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- A door.
- To what?

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Perhaps hope?

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Indrajit speaking of hope.
Surely I'm dreaming.

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(rumbling)

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- What now?
- Move!

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(groaning)

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Kumbhakaran.

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Huh, them too?
I thought they liked me.

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It's me they don't like.
They won't let me pass.

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(man) Help me... please!

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I need your help, Hanuman.
I have to reach him.

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You're back to disturb
my slumber, <i>vaanar</i>?

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Return at once.

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My nephew is right where he belongs.

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And what say you, my Old King?
Will you help me?

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I can't, Hanuman.
This is Yama's domain.

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His rules.

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Last time I defeated Kumbhakaran,
I had Lord Ram fighting beside me.

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Well, this time you have me.

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Together then.

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Together.

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I'll handle the puppies.

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(warbling)

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Then let me put Kumbhakaran
back to sleep!

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(snarls)

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(grunts)

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I'll make you my next meal.

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(grunting)

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(whirring)

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Over here! No, here.

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(whooshes)

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(thwacks)

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(grunting)

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You're slower than I remember.

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And you still talk too much.

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(loud thud)

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(growling)

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Oh, no!

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Well, that was humiliating.

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Better embarrassed than lunch!

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By the way,
I could use some help here.

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On it.

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(groaning)

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Another <i>vaanar</i> suffering.
No, not again.

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(grunts)

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We are brothers, Hanuman.
You must return home.

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Save my brother and my son.

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Traitor!

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The path is there!

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Once you cross that threshold,
they cannot follow. Go!

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Let's go.

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(dramatic music)

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(thudding)

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Why can't they follow?

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Vaali said Yama's guardians
can't reach us here.

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We've crossed into somewhere else.

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Remember, Hanuman.

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Do not delay, or you'll be
trapped here forever.

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Move quickly and save our people.

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Thank you, my King.

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You'll suffer
for this betrayal, Vaali.

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I've suffered long enough
for bad choices.

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About time
I suffer for the right one.

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(man) Is anyone there?
Where are you?

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We're coming.

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Whatever's ahead,
we face it together.

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It's... it's going to be okay.
I can feel it.

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Thank you, Hanuman.

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Are you there?

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I am sorry I took so long
to come back, brother.

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Meghanad. Watch this!

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Meghanad.

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It's been a long time
since I heard that name.

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(grunts)

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(laughs)

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Did you see?
I'm not afraid anymore.

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You left me in this tree
all alone, remember?

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I've been alone here for so long.
Waiting for you.

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Forgive me, brother.
I was such a fool.

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All I ever wanted
was for you to be proud of me...

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for you and Father.

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I was always proud of you, Akshay.

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I just wish
I had told you that sooner.

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Do you think
Father will also be proud of me?

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He is always proud of you.

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Is he here? When will I see him?

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You and I have plenty
to catch up on.

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Father will be with us soon.

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There is so much to explore.

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Look over there.
I've never been there before.

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Freedom.

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I forgive you. Thank you, Hanuman.

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(poignant music)

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(birds chirping)

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Is this death?

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(Yamraj) No, Hanuman.

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This is life after death.

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This is the realm of <i>Samparaay</i>.

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Lord Yamraj.

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I could not imagine a place
like this existed in your realm.

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Why, Hanuman?

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Death and life are more similar
than you know.

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For, in the end,
they are just illusions of creation.

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Did you think by breaking my rules
to help Indrajit,

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you would win my favour, <i>vaanar</i>?

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I broke your rules... for justice.

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I thought you would understand.

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I did.

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Which is why
they are together now.

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Indrajit followed his <i>dharma</i>

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in the end of life.

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He proved worthy
of where he and Akshay now go.

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Though I alone judge here.

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You would do best
to remember that, <i>vaanar</i>.

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But you are an intruder

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who challenges me
in my own realm.

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Tell me this...

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have you come to fight my soldiers

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or to ask me for the death arrow?

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Then you know why I have come?

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(laughs)

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Little happens in the place
of the living that escapes my gaze.

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Especially on battlefields
where death reigns supreme.

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Observe.

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(grunts)

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Yamraj, stop this. They're dying!

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They always are.

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Everywhere.

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Every moment.

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Time is irrelevant in my domain.

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(chuckling)

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Who am I talking to?

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Someone for whom
time is a plaything.

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A piece of Mahadev,

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who has no beginning or end.

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<i>Shankar suvan kesarinandan...</i>

00:16:02.257 --> 00:16:07.699 align:center
The God of Death respects the <i>avatar</i>
of the Great Destroyer.

00:16:07.802 --> 00:16:09.656 align:center
Yamraj, I'm running out of time!

00:16:09.867 --> 00:16:13.937 align:center
I need to return. Please.
Your arrow can end this!

00:16:14.435 --> 00:16:17.785 align:center
Can it? Or would you prefer...
a different ending entirely?

00:16:19.964 --> 00:16:22.720 align:center
This offer comes but once.

00:16:22.833 --> 00:16:24.382 align:center
When you leave here,

00:16:24.383 --> 00:16:28.303 align:center
your <i>Rudra avatar</i> will fully awaken.

00:16:29.002 --> 00:16:30.176 align:center
Immortality...

00:16:30.358 --> 00:16:33.286 align:center
will be locked within you in ways
that even I can never reverse.

00:16:33.539 --> 00:16:35.176 align:center
This is your only moment

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to choose.

00:16:38.444 --> 00:16:41.825 align:center
Choose your destiny.

00:16:42.278 --> 00:16:43.896 align:center
Do you not think

00:16:44.252 --> 00:16:46.932 align:center
I have considered that immortality
is not a gift but a curse?

00:16:47.162 --> 00:16:49.173 align:center
If I accept mortality,

00:16:49.582 --> 00:16:52.196 align:center
would I lose my powers?

00:16:52.838 --> 00:16:56.305 align:center
Yes. You'd be an ordinary <i>vaanar</i>.

00:16:56.776 --> 00:17:00.047 align:center
I could never give up the ability
to help my friends.

00:17:00.626 --> 00:17:04.498 align:center
Even knowing the weight of eternity?

00:17:04.983 --> 00:17:08.139 align:center
Eternity will have to wait
before my duty.

00:17:08.351 --> 00:17:11.306 align:center
My duty to Lord Ram,
my duty to my <i>vaanar</i> brothers.

00:17:12.024 --> 00:17:15.558 align:center
I have all eternity to worry
about eternity.

00:17:16.099 --> 00:17:17.305 align:center
Hmm.

00:17:17.978 --> 00:17:21.742 align:center
Today I realise why people call you
the bringer of hope.

00:17:22.203 --> 00:17:24.879 align:center
But why should I care
about Lanka's battle?

00:17:25.223 --> 00:17:27.933 align:center
All that lives dies eventually.

00:17:28.527 --> 00:17:30.825 align:center
What difference does the arrow make?

00:17:31.199 --> 00:17:32.453 align:center
It makes a difference.

00:17:32.822 --> 00:17:34.981 align:center
Because this is not a battle
between kingdoms,

00:17:35.125 --> 00:17:36.547 align:center
not between Ram and Ravan...

00:17:36.873 --> 00:17:38.825 align:center
but a battle
between justice and injustice.

00:17:38.991 --> 00:17:42.462 align:center
And justice lies dying
on the battlefield.

00:17:42.463 --> 00:17:45.327 align:center
Will you not help <i>dharma</i>...
Dharmaraj?

00:17:45.725 --> 00:17:46.899 align:center
Hmm.

00:17:47.349 --> 00:17:51.638 align:center
Perhaps, but my arrow
can only be traded.

00:17:52.241 --> 00:17:55.415 align:center
What could you possibly offer
Death himself?

00:17:55.634 --> 00:17:57.053 align:center
A friend.

00:17:57.362 --> 00:17:59.948 align:center
I can give you that.
The greatest gift of all.

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A friend?

00:18:02.315 --> 00:18:05.877 align:center
Who better to befriend death
than one who can never die?

00:18:06.180 --> 00:18:08.123 align:center
I'm the only being
who never has to fear you.

00:18:08.681 --> 00:18:09.998 align:center
Thus, I can truly know you.

00:18:09.999 --> 00:18:13.708 align:center
I promise to be a true friend.

00:18:14.065 --> 00:18:18.093 align:center
When the last star in the sky fades
its last beam of light,

00:18:18.946 --> 00:18:21.670 align:center
you and I will watch it fade.

00:18:22.625 --> 00:18:24.773 align:center
An undying friend to Death...

00:18:26.771 --> 00:18:28.808 align:center
I like the sound of that.

00:18:31.199 --> 00:18:32.672 align:center
(whooshes)

00:18:35.319 --> 00:18:37.019 align:center
(whooshes)

00:18:38.056 --> 00:18:40.253 align:center
(Yamraj) My arrow kills absolutely.

00:18:40.707 --> 00:18:43.324 align:center
No resurrection.

00:18:43.591 --> 00:18:45.950 align:center
No rebirth. A final death.

00:18:46.202 --> 00:18:50.799 align:center
Even for those
who might seek redemption.

00:18:51.146 --> 00:18:52.202 align:center
I understand.

00:18:52.655 --> 00:18:55.988 align:center
It grants only one chance.

00:18:59.327 --> 00:19:01.810 align:center
Use it wisely.

00:19:02.553 --> 00:19:04.921 align:center
Yes. Thank you, friend.

00:19:05.794 --> 00:19:08.973 align:center
Go. Your time calls you back.

00:19:09.305 --> 00:19:10.773 align:center
But remember...

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we shall meet again.

00:19:12.834 --> 00:19:14.213 align:center
Many times.

00:19:14.694 --> 00:19:16.353 align:center
At every pyre.

00:19:16.444 --> 00:19:18.332 align:center
At every ending.

00:19:18.503 --> 00:19:23.012 align:center
You may regret the choice
you made today.

00:19:23.752 --> 00:19:25.797 align:center
I suppose only time will tell.

00:19:26.535 --> 00:19:28.709 align:center
(dramatic music)

00:19:29.914 --> 00:19:35.190 align:center
(Yamraj) When the journey is infinite,
then duty shows the way.

00:19:35.475 --> 00:19:36.933 align:center
I pray

00:19:37.743 --> 00:19:40.869 align:center
that you will fulfil your duty
and responsibilities, Hanuman.

00:19:44.802 --> 00:19:45.935 align:center
(whooshes)

00:19:46.707 --> 00:19:48.173 align:center
For Lord Ram.

00:19:48.490 --> 00:19:50.333 align:center
For Lady Sita.

00:19:50.610 --> 00:19:54.489 align:center
For every soul you've broken, Ravan.
I bring the reckoning!

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<i>Jai Shree Ram!</i>

