Slumdog Millionaire Page #3
Your destiny is in your hands, brother.
You can be like me or...
Understand?
I understand.
Go. Get Jamal.
I just need Maman to like my
singing, and we're in the money.
Big money, Latika.
And then what? Can we stop begging?
Begging? Are you kidding?
We'll live in a big house on Harbour Road.
You, me and Salim. The Three Musketeers.
Harbour Road. Really?
Yes.
In the moonlight...
You and me.
You'll dance with me won't you?
I hope you sing better than you dance.
It's my turn. - Sing well.
So this is it huh, brother?
The good life here we come.
Athos.
Porthos?
When I say
It's time to get professional.
What? Really?
First, let me hear that song...
Darshan to Ghanshyam.
That's my favourite.
Fifty rupees.
Now I'm a professional, what can I do?
Cheeky little bugger.
Here you go.
Jamal, go. Run!
Hold on! Catch them!
Get the torches! Get them!
Latika, run!
Come on, Latika! Grab his hand!
What happened, what happened?
She let go!
We've got to go back,
brother. We've got to go.
Go back and we're dead.
Have you gone mad?
He was going to take your eyes out!
With a spoon.
Don't worry about her. She'll be fine.
She always is.
Surdas.
Surdas?
Surdas (speaks Hindi) final answer?
Yes.
Guess what, you're right!
Blind singers earn double you know that?
What happened to a girl?
They blinded her too?
They had other plans.
Well it took me a long time to find out.
Got to let it go.
Come on.
Where? - I'm starving.
Get up!
So is it your Dad's train then?
Is this heaven?
You are not dead, Jamal.
What is it?
Some hotel huh?
The Taj Mahal is considered the
finest example of modern architecture.
...was completed around 1648 using
the labour force of 20'000 workers.
In 1980 it became a UNESCO
World Heritage Site and was cited...
Official tour guide.
Please take off your shoes
Please, please.
What time is the next tour?
We are on tight schedule.
We have to see the Red
Fort this afternoon.
VISITORS ARE REQUESTED TO COLLECT RECEIP
No, I... - Please, would it be possibl
to show us up round now?
Obviously we understand that it
costs more for just the two of us.
But of course madam!
Please follow me.
The Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Khurrama
for his wife Mumtaz, who was the
maximum beautiful woman in the world.
Then when she died, the emperor
decided to build this five-star hotel,
for everyone who would
like to visit her tomb.
But he died in 1587 before any of the
rooms were built, or any of the lifts.
But this swimming pool as you can see was
completed on schedule in top class fashion.
Is says nothing of this in the guide book.
The guide book was written by a bunch
of lazy good-for-nothing Indian beggars.
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