Dayavan Page #3

If I don't fulfill my promise | to him, how can I face God?

If this is the case, | I'll go as your replacement.

I was trying to prevent him, | and now you want to go.

She's right. I don't want you | to enter this risky profession.

Whether it's your life at risk, | or mine. It's the same thing.

I'll clear Doraswamy's consignment. | - This work is not meant for you.

You are a decent chap. | Why do you enter this line?

Didn't you tell me once that | there's no harm...

...in doing something if | it helps the people around you?

- Didn't you tell me this? | - Yes.

Let me do it then.

Doraswamy must be making lakhs of | rupees in this smuggling racket...

...whereas we are left | with peanuts.

- I have an idea. | - What is it?

How about swindling him | of some of his goods? What say?

No. We cannot do that. We are | working as Baba's replacements.

Baba does his work with honesty, | so what if it's for the cheats?

I agree he's honest. But what does | his honesty fetch him?

200 rupees. How much did I say? | just 200 rupees.

Give it a thought.

Take it. Take the 200 and | give us our goods.

- Not 200. Give us 2000. | - 2000?

What man. Didn't you | hear what he said?

Give us 2000.

But Doraswamy has always been | paying 200 rupees for the job.

Doraswamy has always been | exploiting Baba.

But you cannot continue | with your exploitation any longer.

Is it? So you are | acting smart. Are you?

You swine.

His henchmen demanded 2000 rupees, | and you gave it to them.

The old man used his men as a | front to demand more.

I'll teach him a lesson | he'll always remember.

Go and summon | Inspector Ratan Singh.

Greetings.

Please be seated.

It was your first time | at the seas.

Did you face any problems? | - No.

We had no problem. | Everything was fine.

Here's the payment.

- So much money? | - We've taken 2000.

2000? But I receive only | 200 towards my labour charges.

- This amount is too much. | - It's not much at all.

You are a simple man. | They were exploiting you.

2000 itself is too less an amount | for putting one's life at risk.

No. The value of one's word is | much more than what life is worth.

I'll only accept my 200.

What about the rest? | - You've earned it. Keep it.

- How can... | - Take it, friend~

If he asks you, you should take it. | Why do you have to insist?

If he had asked me to take it... | I would've taken it in a jiffy.

- You share it between yourselves. | - You see?

It's time for me | to offer my prayers.

All glories to Baba. | Let's go.

It's time to rejoice. | Let's go and gamble.

Yesterday my friend earned a lot | in the gamble. Today he'll lose.

You'll play and | I'll watch like a dumb fool.

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