Aatma Page #2
- Year:
- 2013
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You called me here as
if it was something urgent.
And now you are talking in idles.
Love is a strange thing.
It's beautiful but more dangerous.
Please be careful with your daughter.
Why are you saying this to me?
Just like that.
Perhaps time will tell.
You and even me too.
By the wayu
uI needed your signature.
Just a formality.
So who's going to answer
Teacher, I. Teacher.
What is air made of?
Okay, Nia.
What?
Nia.
Paras.
Get up.
Paras!
Come here!
Get out of the class,
and kneel down.
Now.
And put your hands in the air.
Turn to page 75, everyone.
Gunjan, 75.
So, today we're going
Who's not seen the moon?
One. Two. Three. Four.
You haven't seen the moon?
Of course you have.
The moon is the big round
thing in the sky at night.
Moon has no light of its own.
It reflects the sun's light.
The light we see of the moon,
is the light of the sun.
Everyone has seen the sun, right?
Right?
What's going on.
Principal. Principal.
Sir.
We checked the CCTV.
But, there's a
magnetic interference..
..between 12:
32 and 12:34.Magnetic interference?
Nothing's been recorded. Look.
Whatever's going on, Nayak.
I've a bad feeling about this.
Very bad.
Mom, something happened to Paras.
- It's okay, dear.
Hello, Mrs. Verma.
Hello, inspector.
Did you know the student?
He studied in my daughter's class.
Nia's friend?
No. He used to trouble Nia.
I see.
Inspector, I'll leave.
I hope next time we'll
meet in a better situation.
I don't know why, but..
..I feel the situation's
going to get worse.
Look after your daughter.
Bye, inspector. - Bye.
Is Nia asleep? - Yes.
She doesn't want to hear a story.
She said her papa's
going to tell her one.
That boy studied in her class,
right? - Yes, papa.
He used to sit behind her.
God, I can't even
begin to imagine..
..the condition of her parents.
It's absolutely horrifying, mom.
Maya.
Yes.
Wasn't Akanksha's son
in the same class? - Yes, papa.
Rahul and Nia are really scared.
I think you did the right thing.
You were right in not telling Nia.
I hope so, papa.
Please, papa, tell me.
Tell me a story.
No, I want to hear
Hansel and Gretel's story.
Tell me, papa. Please.
Tell me, papa.
Nia.
Nia, what's happening?
I'm listening to a story.
Nia, it's time for you to sleep.
And you aren't on your bed.
Come on, go to your bed.
And close your eyes.
I'll sleep after hearing the story,
please go.
Nia, what's wrong with you?
There's no one in the room.
Who are you talking to?
There is.
I can't tell you. It's a secret.
Who is it, dear? Tell me.
You know who's here.
Mama doesn't know.
Tell mama.
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