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Two students will now present the last item of the evening.
Their height is... six feet each.
They are ex-students of this school.
Trust me.
I haven't seen such pranksters.
They were good friends... and they still are.
Their friendship has a song...
which they have composed.
They have agreed to sing it at my insistence.
I hope they find their rhythm. I say this because...
one of them is a police inspector.
And the other, a lawyer.
The world may turn into our enemy
But our friendship will always live on
The world may turn into our enemy
But our friendship will always live on
-The world may turn into our enemy -The world may turn into our enemy
-But our friendship will always live on -But our friendship will always live on
Those days of our dreams, Those days of our books
Those nights of questions, Those days of answers
We have spent many years together
We have played and grew up together
We grew up together
Our childhood was full of love
But our friendship will always live on
-The world may turn into our enemy -The world may turn into our enemy
-But our friendship will always live on -But our friendship will always live on
Even our death shall not separate us
We must take this oath in friendship
Whenever someone asks our whereabouts
We tell them we live In each other's hearts
We have no other address
But our friendship will always live on
-The world may turn into our enemy -The world may turn into our enemy
-But our friendship will always live on -But our friendship will always live on
But our friendship will always live on
-The world may turn into our enemy -The world may turn into our enemy
-But our friendship will always live on -But our friendship will always live on
Mr. Daaga.
-Has the gold arrived? -Yes.
Alright. When can we pick it up?
We can get it today.
I am floored!
Not exactly, baby. You're vanquished.
-What about the money? -Ask Tiwari.
He handles the transactions and accounts.
Alright. But who will come to pick it up?
At Malighat. Sharp four o'clock!
-Is that 533285? -Yes.
I'd like to talk to Inspector Vijay Verma from the special branch.
Go on. This is Inspector Verma speaking.
A consignment of gold is arriving at Malighat...
at four o'clock.
Who is receiving it?
You might know him.
See you tomorrow evening.
Come in. The door is open.
Balwant's briefcase contained gold worth five million rupees.
Your share is ten percent. That is Rs. 50,000.
-Here. -Keep it there.
-Won't you count it? -You must have done that.
Any news of Balwant?
He's hiding in East View Lodge in Kalina.
Tony, where do you get this information from?
He'll vanish from Bombay forever if you don't arrest him today.
Stop!
There's no need to panic.
Bombay's highly reputed criminal lawyer...
will fight Balwant's case.
I got it, Mr. Daaga.
Tomorrow, it's Sunday.
He will be bailed out on Monday.
Fine. But I think, it's difficult to free Balwant.
What's the use of my fee...
if I don't free your man?
Be rest assured. I'll be preparing for the case.
I hear, you and Vijay are good friends.
Absolutely true!
Our friendship dates back to our childhood.
We studied together.
I was wondering if you could talk--
No. No way, Mr. Daaga.
Vijay is a police officer and I am a lawyer.
It has happened many times before.
He has arrested many criminals and I have freed them.
But our friendship still prevails...
because he hasn't questioned me about my profession.
Neither have I interfered with his work.
And--
Think of the devil and he is here!
We must leave.
-Where were you all these days? -Right here.
Shall we play a set?
-After them. -I have taken one more case of yours.
Balwant's. You have arrested him.
-Are you fighting that case? -Yes.
Go ahead.
-But his chances are bleak. -We'll see that in court.
Why did you take up this case?
Come on! It's my profession.
You know that he's a first-rate criminal. Still, you--
It's not for us to decide...
if he is guilty or innocent.
Let the court decide.
You are incorrigible.
My client, Mr. Balwant Singh, works for Roshan Electricals.
On the 15th, he was on his way to the bank to deposit Rs. 25,000
in the company's account.
He had a licensed revolver for security.
He had just got into a cab...
and Inspector Verma reached there.
He had a pistol in his hand.
Your Honor, Inspector Verma was not in his uniform.
You see, one's identification is not inscribed on his face.
My client mistook him for a crook and tried to escape.
Then, Mr. Vijay threatened to shoot at him.
To defend himself, Mr. Balwant fired at him.
It's not true. It is baseless.
Because, Mr. Balwant knows me as a police officer.
This is not our first encounter.
On the 16th October, I had tried to arrest him at Malighat.
-But he managed to escape. -Wrong again.
Mr. Balwant was lying in the hospital...
and not in Malighat. He was ill and bed-ridden...
on the 16th October, which is the date mentioned by Mr. Vijay.
This medical certificate...
proves it.
You and I are locked in a room
And the keys are missing
Constable! Inspector!
Inspector, he--
What is this? A decent man like me...
can't walk on the streets now?
What is the problem?
I was on my way to the beach for a swim. He whistled at me
-and passed lewd comments. -Lies!
I am quite rattled! You see it, don't you?
-Shut up! -Yes, sir!
-Please, proceed. -That's it! I've said it all.
Sir!
What happened?
Her complaint is that he teased her
-and whistled at her. -I didn't!
-Did you whistle? -Well--
-Did you whistle or not? -Yes, I did. But not at her.
-I swear. -Then, why?
I am a music buff. I like to fiddle with the instruments.
He also broke into a song on seeing me. What was that?
"You and I are locked in a room...
and the keys are missing."
Constable!
Lock him up.
Tomorrow, he will be presented in court.
Make sure that the keys to the lock-up don't vanish.
-Come on. -Hey! What are you doing?
You can file your complaint.
I would like to tell you something.
Yes, tell me.
It's our duty to arrest...
and teach a lesson to such third-class loafers.
And we do it. But women have some duties as well.
Like what? I don't get it.
Just look at yourself.
If you roam about in these kinds of dresses...
do you think instead of whistles you will hear the temple bell?
-What's wrong with this dress? -It's hardly there.
I've heard that back in the day, ladies used to fancy their dresses.
But I wonder why women are stingy about it, of late.
Look, what I like to wear is my personal matter.
Just like the loafer's personal matter was to whistle, right?
Any matter which troubles others cannot be personal.
But how does this dress trouble others?
You should ask this to the loafer who whistled at you.
Anyway, you seem to be a decent girl from a decent family.
If you wear some decent dress, I think it won't trouble anyone.
It's your wish.
Sawant, take down her complaint.
What's his name?
He has no etiquette.
I got a date on the 27th and the witness--
Don't talk about work here. This is a party. Have fun.
This is the first time you have reached on time and--
Hello, Mr. Sahni!
Have you met my daughter Sheetal?
Sheetal, he is a famous criminal lawyer.
-Mr. Sahni, please come with me. -Hey, Mr. Mehta!
I've read about your "Nihar Singh murder case" in the newspapers.
You were just incredible and you won the case.
Really? Are you interested in such things?
There are many such interesting and sensational cases.
Now that we know each other...
I'll tell you about them in detail sometime.
What are you doing tomorrow evening?
Nothing. Why do you ask?
I have some work with your dad.
On this pretext, I'll get to meet you as well.
No need for reasons. You can come to meet me any time.
Excuse me, Mr. Ravi.
I must leave now, Miss Sheetal.
-So early? -I need to work for a living.
And this fool had to drop in now.
Meet Vijay.
She is my daughter Sheetal.
My dear, he is a daredevil of a police officer.
I see! So, he is a police officer.
I don't understand something, Dad.
Crime is on a rise these days.
What do the police do about it?
Mr. Sahni, our police force and the CID...
have set an example for the rest of the world.
But this fact is known...
only to a few educated people like you and me.
Fools and illiterate people just try to find faults.
But we must not take them seriously.
What do you think? Am I not right, Miss Sheetal?
Perhaps.
But, Dad, if our police force is so effective...
why don't crimes cease?
Mr. Sahni, crime can be reduced if not stopped altogether.
But the people must also know their responsibilities.
If you leave your house unlocked...
won't it be like inviting the thief to steal?
Try telling this to people and they get furious.
What a strange thing to say! You think people are--
Come on! Both of you have really immersed yourselves in this.
Go ahead. Throw your questions at me.
How else will you gain knowledge on this subject?
Vijay, what are you doing here?
They need you there.
Me?
Everyone wants you to sing.
Are you kidding?
A song? From a police officer?
You'll be amazed to hear him sing.
How will he sing with an orchestra?
He might need a police-band.
-Come on! Don't hesitate. -We are getting late.
There was this beautiful young girl
Walking down the lane, all alone
She wore clothes, Only because she had to dress in something
She looked as exotic as...
The sculptures of Ajanta Ellora
And there came this young man Who bumped into her
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
That which happened, Could not have been averted
She had stepped out of her house
Dressed to kill
Had someone not eyed her, It would have been his decency
Had he cast a glance, however...
Nothing would escape his eyes
A love-lorn man got blamed for nothing
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
Those endowed with good looks, Have always been beautiful
But they never stepped out on the streets
They wore different clothes
But they never adopted A new fashion almost every day
Almost every day
One trend leaves and another takes over
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
You must decide this, my friends
Whose mistake is it? Whom do we punish?
Tomorrow, the consignment of gold is arriving sharp at seven o'clock...
just two miles away from Rethibunder.
It's Inspector Verma again!
This man has become a menace.
My gold worth Rs. 80 million has been seized.
To add to it, I have lost two men.
I wonder where he gets this information from.
-We must find that out, Daaga. -How?
Should I ask an astrologer regarding this?
-But, Mr. Daaga-- -It's simple.
Keep an eye on Vijay Verma...
and find out the details about all the people he meets.
Then, you'll be able to identify...
his informer.
Did you read the news about your friend?
He risked his life in a dangerous chase...
and seized gold worth Rs. 80 million.
This kind of daredevilry is his forte.
My friend is an incredible police officer!
Maybe, he is...
and you are a remarkable lawyer.
The only difference is that he catches the criminals...
and I free them.
Doesn't any misunderstanding arise between you two regarding this?
No way. No chance.
We don't mix our friendship with our profession.
I can give up my life for him.
If you two are such true friends...
please, include me in your list as well.
Who doesn't need a good friend?
Ma'am, I added you to my list at first sight.
I must entertain you well. How about some more coffee?
No, thanks.
I must say something.
Our friendship seems to be a one-way traffic.
After that party, I've come over to your house a dozen times.
But you haven't yet set foot in my humble home.
It's nothing like that.
Someday, I will certainly visit your palatial home!
Thank you very much!
I want to speak to Mr. Vijay.
Speaking. Who is it?
Yes, Miss Sheetal. What made you call me?
Did someone misbehave with you again?
No, nothing like that.
I read the news about your chase involving the smugglers.
Did you read it? They have glorified you.
I thought of congratulating you.
So, I called you up.
I see. Now, I get it.
I was wondering, why a pampered...
rich girl would call up a petty police officer.
But someone has said it right that today's girls...
are impressed by famous people.
You must've already boasted...
to everyone that you know me well.
You must be getting a lot of attention, right?
What? What do you take me for?
It was my folly to call you up! What do you think of yourself?
A petty police officer.
What's the matter? You seem to be short-tempered.
You think you've earned international fame...
with the news of your exploits in the newspaper!
You think I called you because I am impressed by your fame?
If this is not the reason, then there is only one reason left.
And both of us know that reason well.
I'll give it a thought.
Have you looked at yourself in the mirror?
I am afraid I have, while shaving today, in the morning.
To tell you the truth...
my face is expressive.
Especially my eyes. They attract.
Simply great!
I regret calling you up.
I won't make this mistake again!
A lady has come to see you.
Alright, let's go.
Wow!
Didn't I say that I'd drop in someday? Here I am.
You did say. But I never expected you.
I don't know how to welcome you.
Anybody there?
Yes, sir.
What would you like to have? A drink?
-Any cold drink. -Two glasses of cold drinks.
In a moment, sir.
How is your dad?
-Is that Mr. Vijay's photograph? -Yes.
He is my only friend. So, I have kept his photograph.
But the walls of this room are still empty.
Why don't you hang some good photographs?
Shall I?
Yes, Mr. Daaga. What's up?
Don't you worry! What am I here for?
So what if your men are guilty of murder?
I am there to save them.
Look at this bungalow! How beautiful it is!
Do you like it?
I haven't seen such a lovely bungalow in my life.
It looks like something built amidst the clouds.
I feel like...
Believe me, Mr. Ravi. You won't find a better building contractor...
than me in the whole of Bombay.
Fine. Go with my secretary and check my vacant plot in Juhu.
And build a house for me. Exactly like this.
How long will it take to build it?
Say, around six months.
Make it as soon as possible. Don't worry about the money.
If that's the case, I'll show you better designs than this.
I just want this design, Mr. Malkhani.
Because this is the world's most beautiful house.
It looks like it is not on the ground...
but somewhere amidst the clouds.
I got it, Mr. Ravi.
Strange! Where have you been?
I don't see you at the gym these days.
-Nothing as such. -Who was he?
An architect.
Why? What for?
-I am building a house. -A house?
What's wrong with this?
I have traveled much. Now, I plan to marry and settle down.
Good idea. Have you seen any girl?
No, I haven't yet. But I will.
I see. Are you going to keep it from me? Tell me. Who is she?
Hey, there's nobody. Don't worry about me, Dad!
Find a good girl for yourself and settle down.
I liked a girl... but things didn't work out.
Come on, you are good at it. But I am no good.
-I get a bit nervous. -So, what?
-I'll speak for you. -First, speak for yourself.
Sheetal, these flowers are rosy like you.
But you have turned red with anger now. Vijay.
Yes, it's Vijay. I was waiting for your call.
Really? So, were you sure that I'd call you?
Of course. I have seen a lot of cases like this.
Tell me. How are you?
May I ask you why you've sent me these flowers?
Just to get a call from you.
Why did you want me to call you?
Because I want to meet you.
And why so?
You see, Miss Sheetal. There are many reasons behind this.
It so happened that...
I thought you'd understand...
what I've understood. But you couldn't understand it.
You thought I understood what you wanted me to understand.
This misunderstanding has created a bit of confusion.
And honestly, we are stuck in a strange whirlwind.
Whirlwind? What do you mean?
I don't get what you're trying to say.
Exactly! This is the confusion.
And to get out of it, an emergency meeting is required.
If we put our heads together, Miss Sheetal...
we can resolve this confusion, gradually.
After that, everything will be alright.
And then, it will be a bed of roses!
But we won't achieve it just by sitting at home.
We must meet and keep meeting.
But I don't want to meet you.
Since when have you started lying?
Anyway, there is no point in talking much.
I am free tomorrow. Why don't we meet up tomorrow?
That's final. I'll see you at the Golden Chariot tomorrow.
See you at four in the evening.
You can go there and keep waiting.
I won't come. No way!
I had said that I wasn't coming. Then, why did you expect me?
Be seated.
Come on, out with it. Quick. I can't wait for long.
This is the right mood to have a cold drink. What would you like to have?
-Do you want to tell me something? -Sorry?
Yes, I want to tell you something.
You see, I want to clarify something for you.
So that, there are no misunderstandings in the future.
If you think that I pretend to be unaffected...
but actually, I love you very much...
then let me tell you that you are right.
What?
But... I never thought that--
Sheetal, don't tell me that you don't like me or love me.
I'm a police officer.
I promptly catch a person who tells a lie.
Come on.
If I am not wrong, did you say that you love me?
But you are behaving as if you are giving me a speeding ticket.
There are other ways to express your love, right?
Indeed. But they are clichéd and outdated.
So, I thought I'd try a new style.
To help me succeed.
If you think you'll succeed because of the novelty...
then you are right.
A sense of fun fanned the fire
There rose a bit of smoke And the flames leapt up
Our friendship has blossomed into love
Our friendship...
Our friendship has blossomed into love
A sense of fun fanned the fire
There rose a bit of smoke And the flames leapt up
Our friendship has blossomed into love
Our friendship...
Our friendship has blossomed into love
-A sense of fun fanned the fire -A sense of fun fanned the fire
There rose a bit of smoke And the flames leapt up
We rarely met earlier
Then, we kept meeting
In that one meeting however, In a light-hearted moment
I wonder what you said, I wonder what I heard
You were cracking a joke And it almost killed me
Our friendship has blossomed into love
Our friendship...
Our friendship has blossomed into love
A sense of fun fanned the fire
There rose a bit of smoke And the flames leapt up
In the union of two hearts
In the playfulness of our eyes
My heart was pounding, It could be heard far away
Is this murder forgivable? Is this any justice?
The eyes looked and it was The heart that was affected
Our friendship has blossomed into love
Our friendship...
Our friendship has blossomed into love
A sense of fun fanned the fire
There rose a bit of smoke And the flames leapt up
-Our friendship has blossomed into love -Our friendship has blossomed into love
-Our friendship... -Our friendship...
-Blossomed into love -Blossomed into love
-A sense of fun fanned the fire -The fire...
-A bit of smoke, and the flames leapt up -The flames leapt up
-Our friendship has blossomed into love -Our friendship has blossomed into love
-Our friendship... -Our friendship...
Blossomed into love
-Blossomed into love -Blossomed into love
-What brings you here? -I came to buy some things.
Their men are keeping a watch on you. They are tailing you.
One of them is watching you right now.
They want to know who your informer is.
-Any information? -Yes.
At four o'clock today, near Bombay Central...
their man named Prakash...
is delivering gold worth one million rupees to someone.
His car number is MRH 4060.
He alone is poised to win this year's derby.
Mr. Daaga!
I'm sorry, Mr. Daaga. Prakash...
couldn't deliver your gold to the right man.
Prakash? Who Prakash?
I found your telephone number and address in his pocket.
Are you talking about the one who fell from a train and died?
Yes, I remember. I read about him in the newspaper.
I am delighted to hear that you read newspapers.
But why did he have my telephone number and address?
He could have told you. Unfortunately, he is dead.
The news of his death was false news spread by us...
to deceive you.
He isn't dead. He's alive.
Is that so?
And he has testified in the hospital.
Don't you fret, Mr. Daaga. Prakash is dead.
I just wanted to see your face turn pale.
These things are trivial, Inspector Vijay.
The court asks for evidence.
As long as the police don't find any evidence against us,
they can't touch us.
Don't interfere when two important people are talking.
Get it?
Inspector Vijay, you have insulted my man!
I can sue you for this in court.
Well, Mr. Daaga, you'll have to prove it in court.
How can I help you in this matter?
Vijay is your close friend.
He is, but he is a responsible police officer.
I can't interfere in this. And what do you think?
He will let you go Scot-free if I tell him?
Friendship doesn't mean that I have bought him out.
If you haven't done it yet, do it now. I am with you.
Meaning?
Here's one million.
Tell me if you think the price is less.
There is no price for Vijay. My friend is priceless.
You can't buy his honesty. Not for ten million rupees either.
My friend is a man of principles.
Amazing! He is the first lawyer I have seen in my life...
whose hobby is to fly airplanes.
Flying isn't just a hobby for Ravi.
It is his life's first romance. His first love.
-Tell me something. -Go ahead.
You must have had a first love, right?
Yes, I did have someone. But why do you ask?
Nothing. Just like that.
-Was she in your college? -Oh, yes. In college.
What was her name?
Her name was... Meenakshi.
Everyone used to call her "Meena."
-Did you also call her that? -No.
In college, I was a shy boy. I was scared to talk to girls.
But this girl was very...
Anyway, forget it. Why bring up the past?
Exactly. There's no point.
Was she beautiful?
Yes, she was nice.
A round face. Big eyes. Long tresses.
Now that you've asked me, I think she was quite pretty.
-And so, you fell for her? -Who, me? Forget it.
At the beginning, I never used to look at her.
But one day, something strange happened and...
-Forget it. Why dig up the past? -Right.
So, you were saying... What happened that day?
What day? Yes, that day, it so happened...
after college...
I found only Meenakshi standing at the bus-stop.
I didn't mind her. Like me, she must've come to catch a bus.
There was silence.
Suddenly she said...
I asked what is it. She said...
"My watch isn't working. Could you tell me the time?"
I know. This is an outdated idea to start a conversation.
Possibly, her watch must have stopped working.
You are unnecessarily suspecting her.
No need to speak for her.
-What happened next? -What else? I told her the time.
Again, there was silence. There was no sign of the bus.
I decided to walk. I had just started to walk and she said...
"Listen." I said, "Yes, tell me."
She said, "You are leaving me alone over here.
I am scared of being alone. Can you drop me home?"
Why? Was the bus-stop in a forest?
Not exactly. But she was afraid.
I told her to come along.
Then, we started walking.
I felt that the poor thing was a bit tired.
You know, there are benches on the footpath.
I told her to sit down for a few moments. She sat down.
Then, I saw that she was staring at me.
I asked her what the matter was.
You know what she said?
She said, "Vijay, are you upset with me?"
I said, "Come on. Why would I be upset with you?
Why do you think like this, Meena?"
She said, "Vijay...
why do you always stay far away from me?
You never look at me."
And when I looked at her...
do you know what I saw, Sheetal?
I saw two big drops of tears in her eyes.
At that moment, I realized that this girl...
loves me from the bottom of her heart.
She considers me to be her God.
I said...
"Meena, don't. I can't bear to see tears in your eyes.
For my sake, wipe them. Please!"
This isn't your Meena's hand.
It's mine. You don't have to touch it.
-Why are you furious? -Why should I be so?
If I tell you something about Meenakshi...
you will cool down right now.
And the thing is...
never in my life have I come across a girl named Meenakshi.
I just concocted this story. How was it?
Let's not fight. Ravi is coming.
Hi, buddy!
Hey, it's such a nice surprise.
-What brings Sheetal here? -Well--
I came to see you. Just you.
That's kind of you. I don't deserve such attention.
You are wrong, Mr. Ravi. People like you...
who respect others' sentiments are rare nowadays.
-Do you mean it? -Of course.
Mr. Ravi... people lie unabashedly.
Why would I hesitate to tell the truth?
You are really a nice person.
I feel proud that you consider me a friend.
The keys to your new house, Mr. Ravi.
Just have a look.
You'll find it to be an exact replica...
of that photograph.
Our new house!
Do you like it? Come in and have a look.
Our drawing room.
Isn't it beautiful?
-Yes! -Tell me. Do you like it?
This is nothing. Come inside.
This is our dining room.
Why such a big table?
Come on. Won't I have a family?
Let me show you the bedroom upstairs.
Keep the bedroom for later. Just say it, now.
-I brought you here to tell you just that. -Oh, boy!
Who is she?
Unbelievable, isn't it?
I can't bring myself to believe it either.
But maybe, this was bound to happen.
You know...
life has given me enough money. But when it comes to love...
I only have your friendship to fall back upon.
As you know, I've always been a loner in my life.
Sheetal is a terrific girl! She is--
Oh, what's happening to me?
If she comes into my life...
my life will never be drab and dull again.
I wonder how this happened.
I wonder how!
But now, I can't think of a life without her.
You must know this, Vijay. If I don't get married to her...
you will lose your friend.
Life would be meaningless for me.
-You must do it, Vijay. -What?
You know, I won't be able to propose to her.
It'd be better if you talk to Sheetal...
on my behalf.
Okay?
Alright. You must do this in a couple of days.
Fine? Come with me.
Vijay! You are my true friend.
-Yes? -Is Sheetal there?
No, ma'am is not here.
-Where is she? -I don't know.
But she is expected to attend Mr. Ravi's party in the evening.
Mr. Daaga, I came here because I had promised you.
But I am in no mood to talk about the cases and dates.
Fine. We'll talk about it later.
What's the matter? You seem to be in a special mood today.
I'll tell you later. Not now.
Anyway, I am throwing a party at my house. You must attend.
Sure, but what is the occasion?
If you are keen to know, then I must tell you.
It hasn't yet been finalized.
But I am going to get married.
-Congrats! -Mr. Ravi, who is the lucky girl?
You must have seen her at one of my earlier parties.
Of course, we must have. If not, we'll meet her this evening.
Okay, Mr. Daaga.
Good luck, Mr. ravi.
Congratulations to you, Mr. Daaga.
What for?
Mr. Ravi Kapoor's wedding.
What do you mean?
Do you remember? We had sent...
our men to keep an eye on Vijay.
-Yes. -To enquire about them...
and find out who his informer is.
Yes. But how is it connected to Ravi's wedding?
Here are some photographs.
Among them, these are worth looking at.
Who is this girl?
-Has Sheetal come? -No, sir.
-Give this to her when she comes. -Alright, sir.
What is the matter? You are looking at the watch repeatedly.
I was just thinking, neither Sheetal nor Vijay has come.
I wonder if they will really come.
What? He won't stay away. He will come for sure.
It is one's perspective. You might not believe me--
We believe, but the world--
-Sir, a letter for Miss Sheetal. -Letter for Sheetal?
-Who has sent it? -I don't know, sir.
-The watchman gave it to me. -Alright. Keep it carefully.
-Now, what? -Just see.
She hasn't come yet...
but her letters have started coming to my house.
I am delighted to see you happy, Mr. Ravi.
But I feel like... Anyway, forget it.
It's better to keep my mouth shut.
I don't understand. What do you mean to say?
I just want to say that...
Never mind. It's better to remain quiet.
What are you doing tomorrow? Can you drop in at my house?
Just for a while. We'll talk about some work.
It may be important for you.
Mind your language, Mr. Daaga!
How dare you accuse my friend!
Because this accusation is true.
Look at this.
You may not believe me...
but you trust your eyes, don't you?
I knew that if I show you this, you might be hurt.
But I couldn't bear it. After all, I am your well-wisher.
I couldn't bear to see you get cheated.
I was surprised to see that the one whom you considered...
to be your best friend was cheating you.
It is regrettable, Mr. Ravi. An intelligent person like you...
had patronized a foe in the guise of a friend.
If I can patronize a foe...
I can destroy him as well.
I can ruin him.
Vijay will have to pay a heavy price for this deceit.
How do I explain it to you? You don't understand my constraints.
How will I? I don't understand a thing.
I couldn't believe my ears when Ravi said it.
But I am helpless before Ravi's belief.
-Couldn't you have told him-- -No. I couldn't. No way!
You wouldn't understand, because you didn't see him express it.
His voice and words...
carried so much of hope, expectation and optimism.
I'm his friend. But at that moment...
his enemy would have also felt compassion for him.
You can't break his heart...
but you can break the promises you made to me.
You have the right to rebuke me.
But I can't settle down by ruining Ravi's happiness.
I have decided to go away from here.
Time is the greatest healer.
You'll forget me in no time.
It is possible that you might leave me.
But it's not possible for me to accept someone else.
Getting sentimental won't work.
You can solve this complication.
Go home and give it a thought with a cool head.
Go, Sheetal.
Let's go home.
Was it Sheetal who left from here now?
Yes, she had come. Sit down.
What did she say?
She said she hasn't given a thought to marriage.
But she will think it over.
Don't worry. I think it will work out.
Why won't it work out when I have a friend like you?
Anyway, Vijay... what did you say to her?
I told her that you love her immensely and...
she should marry you.
It will be best for her.
Because she might not get another nice...
and faithful person like you.
-I also told her-- -Ungrateful swine!
I never thought that you'd betray my trust in you!
What has happened to you, Ravi?
You are misunderstanding me. I am your friend.
Don't you dare talk about friendship!
A dog is more faithful than you. I wish I had reared a dog...
instead of befriending you. Swine!
Had someone else said this, I would've torn off his tongue.
Go away.
Alright, Vijay. I am going.
But you have backstabbed me.
Unlike you, I challenge you openly.
Swine! Remember this, Vijay.
Our friendship is over.
We are no longer friends, but foes.
If you've decided to leave this place, you won't go alone.
I'll go with you.
No, Sheetal. Don't let my circumstances spoil your life.
What has happened has happened.
In future, you will find a better life partner than me.
When you find him...
just think that you were not destined for me.
I have told you earlier. Time is the greatest healer.
If not today, tomorrow you'll forget me.
It's easy for you To ask me to forget you
To forget you
It's difficult for me to forget you
It's easy for you To ask me to forget you
It's difficult for me to forget you
It is easy for you
To ask me to forget you
It's difficult for me to forget you
Without another thought...
One becomes the captain of the boat
Little does he realize
There may be storms
It is easy to take over The wheel of the ship
But it's difficult To take it to the shores
It's easy for you To ask me to forget you
It's difficult for me to forget you
I admit, you are hurt
By the ways of the world
But there were promises We'd made to each other in love
What about those vows?
It's easy to break your promises
It's difficult to honor your word
It's easy for you To ask me to forget you
It's difficult for me to forget you
Please, don't go away
It's easy for you To ask me to forget you
To forget you
Your keys, sir. I found them on the table.
Why do you vent your anger on lifeless beings, Mr. Ravi?
You gain nothing if you burn in the fire of your hatred.
Those who've reduced your desires to ashes...
are the ones who should burn in this fire.
How is it possible?
Where there's a will, there's a way.
The problem is that...
you have never identified your friends and foes.
Give us the orders and you'll see...
we can destroy anyone for you.
No.
I don't want him to die.
I want to make life hell for him.
I'll help you... and you help me.
Vijay will find no place in the world to hide in...
the day we come together.
Do you agree with me, Mr. Ravi?
If you want to settle your score with him,
let's come together.
Alright, Mr. Daaga. I accept your offer.
From today, we are one. And we have a common foe.
-Vijay! What's all this? -Nothing.
A few guests visited me last night. We had a brawl.
Be seated.
Be serious. Tell me the truth.
-Did they come again-- -Yes.
But there's no need to worry. Nothing has happened to me.
But, Vijay, for how long will this continue?
Vijay, Tony here.
I have some information for you.
Go ahead.
Their boat is arriving on the 16th...
at Ghodbunder, at seven in the morning.
Mr. Daaga, I am sorry...
but the way the police have confiscated your consignments...
it is clear...
that one of your men...
is the informer.
Hear that? Didn't I tell you?
You are right, Mr. Ravi.
I try to keep a watch on all my men.
But I have around 450 men working for me.
It isn't impossible to find the informer.
It is rather difficult.
Perhaps, the information of the boat coming on the 16th
has reached the police as well.
Anything is possible in this profession.
Never mind. So what if the police have been informed?
The boat will definitely come to Ghodbunder...
on the morning of the 16th.
Bravo! Mr. Ravi, you are amazing.
Tell me something. How did you think of this trick?
It crossed my mind that...
if someone among us is the informer...
he must also get the wrong information.
Until the last moment, all our men knew...
that the boat was coming to the beach.
But I redirected it elsewhere.
The boat which arrived at the beach...
carried only fish.
It was wonderful!
Mr. Daaga, this is my first move.
No one can ever think of the end.
What is the matter, Mr. Daaga?
You two are avoiding the crowd.
Nothing, Mr. Ojha. Are you enjoying yourself?
Mr. Ravi seems to be bored.
No, Mr. Ojha. I am enjoying a lot.
Please, don't worry about me.
Welcome!
Please, be seated.
Please, come.
-Really? Where is she now? -Right here. Come with me.
Hey! You aren't having anything!
Mr. Vijay, everyone at the party knows about your singing.
People are waiting anxiously to hear you. What do you say?
Sure, Mr. Ojha.
-Today, I will surely sing. -That's more like it.
Hold your breath.
My good friend, Mr. Vijay Verma...
will now brighten up the evening with his wonderful voice.
My friend, what has happened to us?
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
This is an unusual story I hear, my friend
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
That you might wish me ill is impossible
That you might let me down Is not possible
God knows...
What has gone wrong
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
If you ask for it
My dear friend
If you ask for it
My dear friend
I'd happily lay down my life For you, in the belief
That I have been...
A good friend
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
This blow is no less shocking Than an apocalypse, my friend
That you and I are separate now
We're no longer together
My friend has...
Parted ways with me
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
This is an unusual story I hear, my friend
I've been told that You have turned unfaithful
Great!
Wonderful, Mr. Vijay Verma.
What a voice! What style!
Friends...
after this beautiful performance...
you'd like to know...
who the unfaithful friend is.
Friends, I am the one.
That's right!
I am unfaithful.
Because at the age of seven, when his parents passed away...
and left him alone,
my parents sheltered him.
They educated him and made him capable.
I am unfaithful.
Because all my life, I trusted him like a brother.
I am unfaithful, because I took him for a friend.
And he is the faithful one.
Indeed, he is. Because he ruined me.
And because he betrayed my trust in him.
He is the faithful one!
Indeed, as he backstabbed me...
-just for the sake of a girl-- -Enough!
I've had enough. You've tested my patience.
There might be a feud between us...
but I always regarded you as a friend.
But now, one more word from you and...
What? What will happen then?
I am warning you, Ravi.
You better leave right now!
-Listen to me. Go. -I see.
Does it hurt you that for the sake of a lowly girl--
-Leave me! -Hold it, Vijay.
-Let me go. -Come on, Ravi.
Cur! How dare you!
-Come, Vijay. -Go.
Leave me, I say!
Calm down, Mr. Ravi.
Stop here.
Wait here. I'll be back.
How are you, dear?
How is Johnny?
Sure.
Lie down, dear. How are you?
When will I get well?
-Very soon. -Really?
Can I play cricket with you then?
Yes, my son.
Can I swim?
-Can I ride on the beach? -Yes.
It's time for lunch.
Say goodbye to Dad. He'll come again.
Bye, son.
Johnny is undergoing the treatment.
Here's Rs. 25,000.
For the helpless kids. Keep the money.
This information is 100% true.
I know that my information was wrong in the past.
But this time, there's no chance.
Tomorrow, Daaga's gold will reach Rethighat.
I pray that this information is right, Tony.
Because this may be...
the last time I get any information from you.
I am taking a transfer.
-Are you going away? -Yes, Tony.
It won't make any difference to you. I will be replaced.
You can carry on providing him the information.
The government will give you your reward.
Do you think I am doing all this for money?
How do I know your intentions?
I only know your name.
I don't know who you are...
and why you take such risks.
Neither do I know your source of information.
Maybe, I wouldn't have told you. But now that you are going away...
I will tell you.
Because...
I don't want you to remember me as a person...
who does this just for the sake of money.
No, Vijay.
Had I been greedy for money...
I wouldn't have had to face this.
I was happy with my wife and my child...
with the small salary I received.
I used to work at a check-post on the Bombay-Goa Highway.
One evening after office hours, when I was returning home...
suddenly, a car--
Who are you? What do you want?
Are you Tony?
Are you the officer-in-charge of Kantawadi check-post?
Don't shout.
Listen carefully.
On the 18th of this month, a van...
with the number BMR 2432...
will pass by your check-post.
And you'll let the van pass without checking it.
You think I'll agree to it, don't you?
You will be paid for this.
This isn't a payment. This is called a bribe!
And I never accept bribe. Do whatever you want!
Your wife's name is Teresa.
And your son's name is Johnny, right?
You have a beautiful wife and a lovely kid!
What do you mean?
The van should pass your check-post...
on the 18th without getting checked.
Else, you...
and your family will be terminated.
Johnny, there comes the bus. Go home with Mom. I--
When I regained consciousness, I was in the hospital.
My wife... was buried.
And my son was maimed for life.
His legs were maimed for life!
I had to pay heavily for my honesty.
My life was ruined.
I decided to avenge my loss.
I started getting information about smugglers.
And I became your informer.
I don't do this for money.
I donate the money I receive...
to the home for the handicapped.
The place...
where my son lies maimed for life...
and asks me...
"Dad, when will I be able to walk
run and play cricket again? When?"
You have helped me a lot, Tony.
Now, it is my turn...
to punish those criminals...
who have made you suffer so much.
In the last one year...
he must've seized gold worth Rs. 20 million at least.
-Am I right? -I don't understand what to do with him.
You can't do anything, Mr. Daaga.
Anyway, he won't live for long.
You are right, Balwant.
Tell our men to kill Vijay.
-I have good news, sir. -What is it?
We have identified the dead body of the driver.
His name is Balbeer.
He has been jailed several times.
We have arrested his cronies.
See them once. Maybe, you'll recognize someone.
Tough. It was nighttime and they were all in the cars.
But, let's see.
Come.
Come in.
Take down their statements.
Enquire where they were last night.
And verify their statements to check if they're right.
Alright. Constable, lock them up.
Wait a moment, Inspector.
I am Ravi Kapoor.
And I am their lawyer.
I am their lawyer and I'd like to say that...
they won't give their statements before talking to me.
-You can speak to them. -I haven't come here to speak.
I'm here to take them along with me.
These are their bail papers.
And these are the orders for their immediate release.
It is signed by the magistrate.
Release them.
They may or may not be guilty.
If they aren't guilty, we have no reason to put them...
behind bars anymore.
And if they are guilty...
the police will surely nab them some day.
And they can't be bailed out then.
Vijay, looks like their days are numbered.
You said that you'd arrange a meeting with one of their men.
Yes. Today, you'll get to meet my informer.
-And there is a good reason as well. -Where is he?
You?
-Is she-- -Yes. Sylvia is my spy.
She's my unfortunate wife's sister.
Didn't they ever suspect you?
No. I'd give only that information...
which was also known to Daaga's confidants.
But why did you reveal this secret to me?
It's simple.
The information that she has brought today...
has the potential to bring down Daaga and his men.
But before arresting them, I wanted you to know that...
Sylvia is not one of them. She is with the police.
What's the information?
Here. He is Tiwari. Daaga's close aid.
He maintains the accounts of all of Daaga's black money.
Daaga has asked Tiwari to hide a secret file which contains...
all the information pertaining to his black money accounts.
To get hold of the file, it's crucial to nab Tiwari.
Now, the question is, where can we find him?
To elude the police...
he stays at a very cheap and unheard-of hotel.
Oh, my!
-Welcome. Do you want a room? -Yes.
Cost for a single bed is Rs. 40 and for a double, it's Rs. 70.
Which one would you like to book?
Let me think.
-Who is this? -Don't you know her?
You are kidding, aren't you? She is Hema Malini, the actress.
-And who is this? -Come on! Don't you know him?
He is Dev Anand, the famous actor.
Great! You are good at identifying photographs.
-Do you know him? -Him?
Who are you?
-Do you know him? -No, I don't know him.
Looks like your memory isn't as good as I had assumed.
Never mind.
Tax your brains and tell me if you have seen him earlier.
Sir, I told you...
I don't know him. I have never seen him.
Maybe, you're telling the truth. But give it a try.
I'll come back tomorrow.
Room no. 12? Mr. Tiwari?
It's the manager.
There is a hassle.
A CID officer had come asking for you.
He is coming back tomorrow. He has just left.
Check out soon.
He may spill the beans during interrogation.
Right.
He cannot be trusted in this matter.
How long will you keep quiet, Tiwari?
There's only one way out for you.
Give their names and the evidence against...
all the people you work for.
I don't know anything.
-I don't know their names. -Liar! You are lying.
Listen, Mr. Tiwari. I know that you work for Daaga.
You can give the evidence against his men.
And that you certainly will.
I don't know anything. Really.
You can keep refusing it, but you will have to answer someday.
I don't have any evidence. I don't know anything.
I don't care if you die denying it, I still won't believe you.
-The DCP is calling you. -Coming.
Think it over. You must tell me.
I won't let you go.
Lock him up.
Get up. Come on!
Bring him.
Get up.
Get in.
Go on.
What are you doing here?
We have come for you.
I knew that sir would do something for me.
He has...
planned everything to get you out of here.
-Really? -Yes.
-How? -Do you see that skylight?
-Skylight? -Yes. There.
Inspector Shinde!
Constable, see what has happened to this man!
Help him! He is dying!
What's the matter?
-Tiwari is... dead. -What?
As per the post mortem report, he died when his neck broke.
I hope you aren't thinking that I have done it!
This is absurd. I don't know how it happened.
Believe me, sir. Tiwari was important to me.
Until yesterday, you had only been accused of ignoring the law.
But today, you have broken the law.
Sir, believe me--
-How did this happen? -Don't ask me.
Because I know that you'll believe me...
if I tell you that I'm innocent.
Not only me, but the whole world will know that you are innocent.
I am sure that you'll be proven innocent in the court.
Don't worry.
I don't want to ruin my career by accepting this case.
There's no point in this case. It's difficult to win it.
The fact is, this case is hopeless.
A lawyer like Ravi Kapoor will also hesitate to take this case.
-Yes? -Miss Sheetal Sahni has come.
Who has come?
Miss Sheetal has come to see you.
Yes, Miss Sheetal Sahni?
What made you remember me?
I have come to ask for your help.
You've lost that right, Miss Sheetal.
-But you can still tell me. -Vijay is in a fix.
He has been charged with murder.
I know.
You are the only lawyer...
who can prove him innocent.
I am aware of this as well.
I can easily win this case for him.
Because I know that he is innocent.
In the court, I can prove it in a minute.
But, ma'am, I won't do it.
Never.
His life is in danger.
And what about my life?
You didn't care about me that day.
-Forget the past, Ravi. -How, Sheetal? How?
What else is left in my life, except memories of the past?
And what should I forget? Should I forget that the girl...
whom I loved madly, refused me and went with someone else?
Should I forget that the friend whom I considered a brother...
disregarded my sentiments and carried on with the one I loved?
Should I also forget that in your love, he forgot me?
Should I forget that... in order to get you, he left me?
To forget all this, one must be divine.
And I have never claimed to be so.
If you want to complain, you can complain about me!
Complaints are always about our own people!
I can't complain...
but I can trade with you.
If you can save Vijay...
I am ready to pay any price for it.
Any price, yeah?
Once, you had rejected me.
You hurt me, my emotions, my feelings.
Today, I'll quote the price...
for my talent, my intelligence and my brains.
You love Vijay. I loved you.
You don't want to lose him.
I don't want to lose against him.
These two things are possible.
Yes, it's possible.
I can save him from the gallows.
And you can have him for life.
But, Sheetal...
the day he is acquitted by the court...
you'll have to spend that night with me.
Did you get it, Sheetal?
Would you stoop down to this level?
I've quoted my price.
It's in your hands to accept or turn down the offer.
Then, listen.
Isn't your anger and hatred...
directed towards my love for Vijay?
You will be offended.
It will hurt you, but hear me out.
I love Vijay to the extent that...
to save him, I accept your condition.
Yes.
Your Honor, my first witness is Inspector Shinde.
What did you see in the interrogation room?
And what did you hear?
I saw Mr. Vijay Verma jerk Tiwari violently and say...
"I don't care if you die denying it...
I still won't believe you."
Then?
Mr. Vijay Verma went to see the commissioner as I'd told him to.
He told me to take Tiwari to the lock-up.
Did you take him to the lock-up?
No. I had to take the help of a constable.
-What for? -He wasn't able to stand.
He was crying for water. The constable helped him out.
He gave him the water and lead him to the lock-up.
In another five minutes, he died, right?
Yes.
Do you want to question the witness?
No, Your Honor. I don't have any questions.
My next witness is... Baldev Singh.
Yes.
Were you and Tiwari in the same lock-up?
Yes.
So... he died in front of you?
How was his condition before he died?
What did he say?
After the two constables left him...
he rolled about in pain.
His eyes were shut, but he was screaming.
"I don't know anything. Please, don't hit me."
And then, he cried out loud... "He killed me!"
And he died.
Would you like to question the witness?
No, Your Honor.
My next witness is... Dr. Karamchandani.
Did you perform the postmortem on Tiwari's dead body?
Yes.
It is clear that...
his death occurred due to fracture of the cervical bone.
Isn't it possible that he fell in the lock-up...
-and broke his bone? -No.
Had he fallen that badly...
there would've been an injury on his head.
I didn't find anything.
And it is clear that...
his death wasn't accidental, but he was killed.
Would you like to question the witness?
I won't take much of your time.
Just a couple of simple questions.
Is it established that Ramniklal Tiwari died...
-due to a cervical fracture? -Yes. No doubt about it.
Agreed. After all, you are a doctor.
One more question, doctor.
Inspector Shinde had stated that...
after Inspector Vijay went to see the commissioner...
a constable took Tiwari out of the interrogation room.
He was in a bad state. He was asking for water.
That constable gave water to Tiwari.
Now, I want to know, doctor.
If a person's cervical bone...
is broken like Tiwari's, would he be able to drink water?
It looked like a compound fracture.
I would say...
it's impossible that water could enter his gullet.
In fact, it's impossible to move.
After Inspector Vijay went out...
Tiwari drank water.
It implies that...
his cervical bone didn't break...
in front of Inspector Vijay...
or in the interrogation room.
Yes. Absolutely.
After this, do I have to say that...
Inspector Vijay is innocent?
And that all the allegations against him for the murder of...
Ramniklal Tiwari is absurd, baseless and untrue?
The court...
acquits Inspector Vijay Verma...
with due respect.
Yes?
I was arranging files in the cupboard.
-I found this sealed letter. -A sealed letter?
Yes. I don't know how it got there.
It doesn't bear your name.
-Then, whose letter is it? -Sheetal Sahni's.
Sheetal, I'm writing this letter out of sheer helplessness.
At the time, when we were seeing each other...
both you and I were unaware of something.
Ravi loves you whole heartedly.
Believe me, if I had any inkling of this...
I would've considered it a sin to carry on with you.
I can forsake my love.
But I can't leave my friend in agony.
Will you do me a favor?
Marry Ravi. Vijay.
Those days of our dreams, Those days of our books
Those nights of questions, Those days of answers
We have spent many years together
We have played and grew up together
We grew up together
Our childhood was full of love
But our friendship will always live on
The world may turn into our enemy
But our friendship will always live on
Please, forgive me!
I have come to fulfill your condition.
I'll spend the night here.
My God!
Don't worry. I won't consume this poison before dawn.
No, Sheetal. Forgive me.
I misunderstood Vijay.
I misunderstood you as well. I doubted his friendship.
I misunderstood both of you.
Yes, Sheetal. Forgive me.
Take me to my friend.
Where is my friend?
Ravi wants to meet you, Vijay.
Me?
Sheetal, I didn't understand Ravi's behavior in the court.
I never got to meet you after that.
-And I couldn't thank him-- -We can talk later.
As of now, the letter you had written for me...
never reached me. But today, Ravi found it.
He is ashamed. He wants to talk to you.
-Where is he? -He's right here. Speak to him.
If your heart holds no grudges...
then, why be ashamed? Speak to him.
How are you, my friend?
-I am a bad man, Vijay. -Come on!
Don't be silly.
It happens. Perhaps, I would've done the same.
No, Vijay. You would never do it.
Listen to me.
I am coming. I'll be right there.
Mr. Ravi.
You are coming with us.
What do you want?
Mr. Daaga will try you at court today.
Yes, Mr. Ravi Kapoor, the great criminal lawyer.
How are you?
-Come to the point, Daaga. -Oh, really?
You're well aware of how harmful Inspector Vijay is to us.
Still, you saved him to see this girl happy?
You didn't think of my wrath, did you?
You have committed a great blunder.
He must pay for this, right, Sylvia?
A bruise? So early?
You still have to sustain a lot of clobbering.
I agree, you want to take revenge on me.
But why Sheetal?
Let her go.
Let her go?
No, Mr. Ravi. How can I let her go?
She'll go to the police station right away.
And why must she? Let the poor thing come here.
Here I am, Daaga.
Bravo!
Tell all your men not to move.
If anyone dares to move, then...
before something happens to me, I'll shoot you dead.
Take him away. Tie him up!
-I won't spare you, Daaga! -That's future tense.
I'll handle both of you now.
I want to ask you something, Mr. Vijay.
Who among us is your informer?
I need to know the traitor.
Untie me and I'll tell you everything.
Really? So, you won't reveal it, right?
Don't be silly, Mr. Vijay. Tell me the informer's name.
-You think I'll tell you, right? -Yes, why not?
What doesn't a man do to escape from pain?
Values and principles do matter...
but the human body is weak.
The skin, the flesh and the bones...
can endure pain...
but their threshold can be broken.
Who was it?
You know, it's just a simple whip.
But when it strikes, it leaves a blue mark behind.
And when it strikes again, it peels off the skin.
Who was it?
Who gave you all the information?
Mr. Ravi, why don't you tell him?
You haven't understood us.
I won't ask any such question just to save myself.
Neither will Vijay answer such questions to save his life.
Oh, really?
Fine. If you are obstinate...
then so am I.
Who was it?
Who was it? Tell me!
-Who was it? -I still have the informer.
But I won't tell you.
Stop! Please!
Vijay, you can endure the lashes.
But you can't stand the lashes....
which scathe your lover's tender skin.
-Daaga, I'll-- -I want the informer's name.
I will never tell you that. Come what may, I won't.
Alright, then.
Anything can happen.
-Sylvia? You? -Don't move, Daaga.
-Have you gone mad? -Your luck has run out.
I have called Tony. The police are on the way.
Drop the whip.
Untie Sheetal first, Sylvia.
Tell your men not to move.
If they do, I'll shoot you.
Sylvia, keep a watch on everyone. Sheetal, untie us.
So... you are the one? The informer.
Yes, Daaga. It was me. I gave all the information to Vijay.
And it was you, who had ordered to kill my sister.
It is because of you that Tony...
and Teresa's son is maimed for life.
And Tony and I had sworn...
to take you to the gallows someday.
-I got it now. -You're late.
I am not late. I keep girls like you in my pockets.
Try to remove your hands and I'll fire.
Be quick!
Run!
Escape!
Sylvia, don't worry.
You've been shot in the hand. You'll be fine.
-Who are you? What do you want? -I am Tony.
I want to send you to your destination now.
You are... surely mistaken.
No, Daaga.
I can't forget the faces of my wife's killers.
Don't move.
Else, I wouldn't mind shooting you down.
-Now, what? -Balwant is waiting
at the Flying Club on the Goa Road. Let's hurry.
What happened? Where are they?
Make it fast.
Time is running out.
-But, you-- -Don't worry about me.
Vijay, today...
I have given you the final information.
But...
I am quoting a high price for it.
-Will you give it to me? -Tell me, Tony.
Take care of Johnny.
After me...
he'll be left to fend for himself.
Don't worry about your son. I am there for him.
-Can I do anything else for you? -Yes. You can.
Don't let...
these dogs escape.
These killers have...
killed my wife.
My Johnny...
Yes, Vijay. Come on.
-How long will it take? -Final check of the engine is going on.
We will leave... in a short while.
Get hold of him.
He is tailing us!
We can't fly, Mr. Daaga. There's a helicopter above.
And we can't take a turn as well. Vijay is in the van.
I am trying to take-off.
What happened?
If this plane flies, it will crash into the helicopter.
Our way is blocked on the ground as well.
Mr. Daaga!
I can't run. I've sprained my leg.
I am ready to pay you any price to get away from here.
Can you pay the price for so many innocent people?
Yes, Vijay. I am ready to pay any price.
Can you pay the price of Tony's blood?
I can kill you right now, but...
I'll let the law take care of that.
I arrest you, Daaga.
Alright, Vijay.
I lost... and you won.
I am...
willing to come along... with you.
There's no one quite like us in the city
No one else possesses the fire
If you ever want to call me
If you have any doubt, put me to test
Put me to test
We never miss our target
Our friendship will always live on
The world may turn into our enemy
But our friendship will always live on