Taarzan: The Wonder Car Page #3

Synopsis: Devesh (Ajay Devgan) was Raj's father who was a futuristic car designer. He owned an old car, which was passed down to him from his father and he hoped to pass it on to his son, Raj. After many hours designing, he shows his design to a car company owned by four men (Pankaj Dheer, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor and Mukesh Tiwari), little did he know that they would turn around and patent the design and take credit for it. In an attempt to get justice, Devesh reports the incident to the police and later finds out the hard way that the police officer was part of the deception. After Devesh confronts the men, they fight and Devesh is knocked out and left unconscious. The men decide to place him in his car and dump the car in the nearby lake. Devesh drowns to death leaving behind his mother and his young son. A few years pass by and Raj has grown up and enters college. Raj is a simple looking, geeky guy who is made fun of because of the way he looks. He meets Priya (Ayesha Takia) who ha
 
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Year:
2004
163 min
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...think you to be a Baburao.

- Baburao?

What is this now?

I haven't been able to tackle

battery till now...

...and you are giving

me another surname?

Did you bring my books?

- I have brought them. Take these.

It is such an item!

What a figure!

It seems she is coming towards us.

Can you tell me where the

principal's office is?

In which college were

you before this?

By the way, I asked about

the principal's office.

Go straight and inside. There

will be stairs there.

Go upstairs and left.

There will be...

...the principal's office

a little farther.

Please go!

I will come in too!

She is angry.

See. These are not good boys.

I will show you the...

...principal's office.

I am not like those.

Please come.

Move!

This is our principal.

Hey, Raj, what are you doing?

Look at this design. This

car will become like this.

This car will become like this?

Wow! You have made such a design.

It's good.

Yes. Sir is calling you.

Go and get you salary.

Fifteen... sixteen... seventeen...

eighteen...

This is your salary. - Yes. -

Sign here.

Papa, should I lift it?

- No. Manglu, lift the phone. - Yes.

Yes?

- This is your salary.

I have cut the money for

three days. - Why?

You were absent for three

weeks last month.

Don't you remember?

Yes... But I had to go

out with grandma.

You tell me something.

Are you paid for my service

or grandma's service?

Why are you staring at me

now? Go away. - Okay.

Yes, papa?

I had kept the curd milk in

the jug with ice to cool off.

Where has it gone?

There was a client here.

His car was hot.

I put it in his radiator

for coolness.

You put my curd milk

in his radiator?

There was nothing more cold.

So you should have

put my head in it.

I would have done that.

But your head is hot!

What if the radiator caught fire?

Explain this son of

a fool something!

Otherwise he will stay like a

used the outside the garage.

The fool!

Grandma!

Tell me. How was your

first day in college?

Grandma, is the first

day of college...

...and the last day of

school every good?

Yes, but seventy five percent

of my day was very good.

Why was the rest twenty

five percent bad?

Some of my seniors asked some

stupid questions to me.

Grandma, can I ask you something?

How do I look like?

I mean... do I look good?

Son, you are one in a million.

Please don't joke, grandma.

Think that you weren't

seventy but eighteen.

How would I look then?

Why are you talking about beauty

and complexion today?

Did you see some girl in college?

- How did you know that?

The boys of today are very smart.

They know that the girls of today...

...don't see their future

but their feature.

Who is that girl?

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