Dushman Devta Page #3

Synopsis: Shiva is an escaped convict who is looking for a suitable place to hide from the police. His adventures lead him to end up in a rural region which happens to be the main target of bandits and wild animals - with no one who can stop them from looting and killing the residents there. Shiva finds that he can take refuge there. His methods of solving the issues get him well respected by the residents who regard him as god without knowing that Shiva has an ulterior motive.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Year:
1991
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His presence outside the

jail can be dangerous.

So, can we shoot him?

No, don't shoot him.

I remember, once I went to the

jail to surrender a prisoner.

I was talking to the Jailer,

all of a sudden a chaos happened.

Get back, get aside,

get aside, get aside.

A dangerous prisoner tried

to escape from the jail...

...by making jailor's

son as a scapegoat.

Then Shiva came and

saved that child...

...by putting his life at stake.

He made that prisoner

surrender to the police...

...by beating him very badly.

It is then I saw that he

still has humanity in him.

Very good.

That's why I want that he

should not commit any crime.

Keep all the wine shops and

brothels under a proper watch.

Yes, sir.

Hey, sit straight.

Fifty, seventy five.

Here comes my Champa.

Hey, have you

absconded from the jail.

Champa, I got the dream that

you have spread your hands and...

...are singing a song...

"Come I am waiting

for you this side."

And I also broke the walls

and came to you running.

Hi, my red Angel.

Where is my red Angel?

This is your red Angel.

With soda or with water.

No not with soda, not with water...

...I will have it with my Rani.

Champa, I don't know how

you make this red wine?

Now where else you can get it.

Now, will you keep

on sleeping like that?

Get up.

- Let me sleep.

Get up.

Let me sleep.

Ok then sleep.

God knows if I go now,

when will I return?

Come foreigner.

Oh! He has gone.

He comes like the wind

and passes like the wind.

But, there is something.

Hey I told you

previously also that...

...Garjan Singh not only

says but also does things...

...and keeps your weapons.

Garjan people call me

scoundrel by breed...

...wolf by brain, and rhino by face.

And you have come to show

this rhino, these sheep.

And listen to one more thing,

I am not a butcher.

My task is to spread

fear among people, collect...

...weapons and not

these sheep, understand.

Gainda Singh, just like me

you don't have any competitor...

...for your braveness,

courage and cunningness.

But have a poor eye sight.

You are also lost.

Nowadays the border is under

a proper watch of the police.

So we have to find new

ways of transporting weapons.

This is what you wanted, right?

Wow, you proved me wrong.

Is there anyone?

Yes sir.

Take the price of your weapons.

No, no, the task of price and al

I is of the elder brother.

Give this money to

the elder brother.

I enjoyed that.

Kumbhkaran is speaking the...

...language of Laxman.

Great, it's a miracle.

People praise this miracle.

In this era also, for becoming

successful, by putting Ram's...

...face on Ravan's body, I have

got all the powers in my wrist.

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Sachin Bhowmick

Sachin Bhowmick (Bengali: শচীন ভৌমিক; 17 July 1930 – 12 April 2011) was an Indian Hindi film writer and director. Writing was his main work and he wrote stories or screenplays for over 94 films. He is best remembered for directing the light romantic black comedy classic Raja Rani (1973). He was also a regular contributor to Ultorath, a Bengali magazine on cinema. Due to the Bengali pronunciation of his surname Bhaumick we will find his surname spelled as Bhowmick in numerous sites. more…

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