Arundhati Page #3

Synopsis: Arundhati is a descendant of the Gadwal ruling dynasty. It is agreed that she will marry Rahul. A few days before her marriage, she comes to the fort of Gadwal from Hyderabad. There she is drawn to a nearby abandoned fort where an evil is lying. When the evil gets loose, Arundhati is forced to fight again like her great-grandmother Jejamma had to in her time.
Director(s): Kodi Ramakrishna
Production: Mallemala Entertainments
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
2009
131 min
1,283 Views


Greetings Anwar bhai!

- Greetings.

Greetings fakir bhai!

- Greetings.

Come on children... take sweets...

you too take dear...

Fakir bhai, you're a Muslim,

why are you distributing sweets

near temple instead of a Durgah?

Gods may be different but the hunger

they created is same to everyone.

One can give food to anyone anywhere

where you find a hungry man.

Ramanamma, you too have,

eat happily, good business of coconuts.

Fakir sahib, my child had

a bad dream last night,

and since then hasn't passed urine.

Won't he if you leave him alone

to sleep with your husband?

Yes sir.

- Wait and see.

Pass urine child... pass urine...

My child passed urine.

Ghost left with urine, go away!

Allah will protect you,

Lord Hanuman will protect you.

Leave me... leave me I say...

leave me...

I'll rip out your skin, you demon!

Shut up! Who are you?

I'm her lover,

she refused to marry me,

that's why I committed suicide

by taking pesticide.

Is there love story for ghosts also?

Love, Allah! Come... come inside...

go... go inside... go...

No... I can't bear it any more... no...

That's the line of protection of Allah,

evil can't cross that line.

This is holy temple for all but

prison to ghosts like you.

Shut up! Go... go into it... go...

Go into that jar!

He looks like a mad man.

- No, he's a great man!

Go!

Enemy of the mankind!

Karim, bury this jar in the

burial ground tonight. - Yes sir.

Sundaramma, take your daughter.

- Okay sir.

Apply kohl and make her drink

holy water mixed with sacred ash.

What's this, leave me?

- Stop... stop... - Sir sent him.

Don't laugh, Susheela is in the fort,

they brought me her instead of going there.

I'll also come with you.

- You come with me.

Let's go after warding of evil

and offering prayers.

No need of all that, I must go

and break open the grave.

You coward!

- Stop it!

What are you doing?

Our junior madam.

Is it treatment to beat black and blue?

Man must get rid of possessed

ghosts to live peacefully.

The stick must be tight to

make the ghost leave him,

do you think I beat others for fun?

Do you still believe in ghosts?

Do you believe in God?

- I believe, so what?

Then, you must believe there are ghosts.

Then, show me a ghost.

Is it paining?

- Yes sir.

He said it's paining, show me his pain.

Show me the air!

Show me your life!

What is not seen isn't unreal

and what is seen isn't always real.

Does your holy Koran says it?

Even holy Geeta too says it.

If your holy thread is real,

then amulet I give is also real,

if the coconut you break is true,

then the lemon I tie is also real,

If this is real before God,

then this is real for ghosts.

Stop it!

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