Krrish

What a mess!

Krishna... Krishna... Krishna...

What am I going to do with this boy?

Krishna...

Yes, grandma?

Whose sketch book is this?

Mine, grandma.

And who made these sketches?

Grandma, why do grown ups sometimes

ask childish questions?

If it's my sketch book, obviously,

I've made the sketches.

Grown ups talk like children when

children act like grown ups.

Tell me something, how did you make

such beautiful sketches?

With this.

Like I've made your

sketch right now. See?

Wow!

Let me see!

Rohit loved drawing too.

Papa made sketches too?

Yes.

When Rohit was your age and

he used to get tired studying

he used to sketch.

I want to be like my Papa too.

You are like your Papa!

Mrs. Mehra, I've called you here

to tell you that...

we want to take Krishna's I.Q. test.

I.Q. test?

But why, Father?

Krishna's absolutely normal.

No, Mrs. Mehra.

He's not normal.

What are you saying, Father?

Are you telling me...

that Krishna is the same as

Rohit was in his childhood?

No, Father.

Krishna's a very bright child.

He scores very good marks, he

always gets A-plus grades.

He even does his homework

without any help.

And that of other children too.

What?

This is the notebook of

a Class 3 student.

This is...

...Krishna's handwriting.

Yes, Krishna has done this

child's math homework.

But how's that possible, Father?

Krishna's still in Class 1.

That's exactly why we wish to

take Krishna's I.Q. test...

so that we can ascertain just how bright,

sharp and ahead he is...

of other children his age

Krishna, how do you define amount?

Principle plus interest is equal to amount, sir

After what age does the brain

of a person stop growing?

After the age of 15, Father.

What happened, Mrs. Mehra?

The I.Q. test was going so well, Krishna

was answering all questions right...

That's exactly why I brought him away.

But why?

You ought to be proud that

your grandson is so brilliant.

He's a genius, a miracle child.

Earlier it was a hunch

but now I'm sure.

The powers that Jadoo

had bestowed on Rohit...

...have been inherited by Krishna.

You will see, Mrs. Mehra.

Like his father...

...Krishna will also achieve

great success.

His name will appear in

the Guinness Book...

...and the whole world will

speak highly of him.

That's exactly what I don't want, Father.

What did Rohit gain, after all?

They gave him medals, applauded him...

but everybody only used him...

...took advantage of him, Father.

And then...

...I lost my son and my daughter-in-law.

I don't want to lose Krishna now.

I don't want to lose him.

I can understand your concern and fears.

But destiny cannot be changed.

And talent is a gift which cannot be hidden.

I will hide it.

I'll take Krishna far away...

...very far.

Krishna... Krishna...

Coming, Grandma!

Toofan, let's see who gets home first.

Hey... what did you see?

As usual, I've seen nothing and

I won't say a word to anyone.

But as usual, I'll take

something from you.

Take this!

I hide all your secrets and you

always give me jaggery?

It won't work today.

Ok, ok, come home...

I'll give you Bournvita.

Bournvita?

Yes. Don't you want to be like me?

Yes!

So go, wear something below and come.

Krishna...

You've come?

Grandma, how do you know I've come?

I make no sound at all!

I can hear your heartbeats.

But how, Grandma?

Your eyes say that you've been

up to mischief again.

Mischief? Not at all, Grandma!

No mischief? Then why're you hiding

your face like a thief?

Not hiding, just washing my face, Grandma

Ok ok... lay the breakfast.

I've come!

What happened?

Chintu dropped a glass, Grandma...

Me?

Chintu! Up to mischief again?

Tell her the truth, Krishna, else I shall.

Sure, go ahead

I'll tell her since you've asked me to

Grandma, Krishna was running faster

than Toofan today

What? Faster than Toofan?

So? What's the big deal?

And how about that?

What?

You climbed the mountain faster

than the monkeys...

Grandma, you know that tall

mountain by the temple?

Krishna jumped from it

into the river.

I thought it was all over.

But he came back!

Krishna, why do you do such things?

I've forbidden you time and again!

Why do you still do such things?

What do I do Grandma?

You tell me!

How do I rid myself of loneliness?

Who do I make friends with?

Boys my age have gone away to the city,

to either study or earn a living

And those that are here don't

want be friends with me

They say... I'm not like them

So I've made friends with

animals and birds

Keep myself busy with nature.

But even out here in the open,

I sometimes feel stifled

I feel like running far away

from here.

Will you leave me and go away?

It's because of you that I don't go!

Else, I'd have left long ago

Krishna has grown up, Rohit

I'm not sure how long I will be

able to hide him

Where is Sonia Mehra and her

grandson Krishna, Father?

It's the third time in so many years

that I've come to ask you

And my answer is still the same.

I have no idea where Mrs. Mehra is.

I really don't know!

Why do you keep coming to me again

and again and waste my time?

Because you are the last link to

Rohit Mehra's family...

and you're the last person Sonia Mehra

met before she went missing

You know where they are,

but you're lying.

What?

You are lying, Father.

When I asked you whether Krishna possessed

the powers Rohit had...

you said he didn't.

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