Jeevan Ek Sanghursh

 
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Mother, all our belongings

was washed away in flood.

Now where will we live?

Son..

..when good days didn't last..

..then bad time will pass too.

Time passes anyhow.

This is the best thing about time.

Time keeps fleeting.

Time keeps fleeting.

lt says to us..

..life is a struggle.

Life is a struggle.

Life is a struggle.

Happy birthday, daughter Rani.

Happy birthday.

Hey, uncouth!

ls this the way to wish birthday?

Child, get ready to go to school.

Today is her birthday.

But there is nothing at home.

Mother, master..

..told to get drawing book.

How much does it cost? -50 paise.

Here..

Take one rupee.

Keep the rest properly.

lf l couldn't sell flowers even today..

..we'll be in trouble.

Bet on king!

Come on quickly.

Take ten times the money you bet.

Brother. l want these bangles.

Later.

Bet the money on the king.

Come on! Bet your money.

Win ten times the money you bet.

You want bangles. Come.

Win ten times the money you bet. -Come.

Don't push, Karan.

You stole my money.

No. -Show me your hand.

Here.

Turn it around. -Look.

Lower your head.

Oh brother!

Where did you hide the

money? -l didn't take it.

Come home.

l'll complain to mother

that you stole money.

Wait. l'll be here.

Hurry up! Bet your money.

This is one rupee. This is the king.

You're very sly.

Give me ten rupees. -Here.

Bet quickly! Find the king!

Take ten times the amount.

Hurry up! Bet your

money. -This is the king.

Give me hundred rupees.

Where is mother?

ln the temple.

Mother.

Hey.. what are you doing here?

You had no money, right?

What is it? -95 rupees.

How did you get it?

Tell me! -Should l

say the truth? -Yes.

A man was gambling

with cards on the road.

He was paying ten times the money.

-l won hundred from one rupee.

You..

You gambled?

Aren't you ashamed?

Mother, but you needed the money.

l don't want your filthy money.

Listen! lf you gamble again..

..then l'll burn your hands.

Oh..

You said it was hundred rupees.

But you gave me 95 rupees.

Where are 5 rupees?

Karan..

..don't make me furious.

Tell me, where is the money?

l bought bangles for Suman.

These bangles are dirty, child.

l'll buy good ones for you.

Suman.

Take bangles. -Mother

said they're dirty.

This didn't break. lt

means it was good. Take it.

Sulakshana.

Oh, Mr. Roop.

Greetings.

l'll bring your rent.

You think of rent all the time, not me.

Do call me in sometimes.

lt's not so. Come in.

Come.

Sit.

Your rent.

Sulakshana.

No. Do as l say.

Keep it.

But..

Why?

Look..

..l'm a business..

..but l've a heart too.

l can't see your pathetic condition.

Never mind.

These days of hardship will pass too.

l can erase your

hardship in two minutes.

But you don't even look at me. -Roop.

You've the beauty.

But it's going in waste.

Look, l've a bigger room vacant.

lf you want..

Roop! Take your rent.

And get lost. Don't ever

talk nonsense with me.

ls it so?

You don't like nonsense.

Then l'll come to the point.

Deposit of this house is 10,000 rupees.

You've paid 5,000 and

promised to pay the rest.

ln a week, if l don't get my money..

..l'll take your 5,000..

..and throw you and your family

out on the street. Got it?

l give you 7 days to get the

money or l'll drive you out.

Beggars!

Hail Goddess Laxmi!

You fool! You steal. -l came

to get my mother's money.

Kid, your mother wants

money! Then send her here.

You stole!

No, mother.

l went to get your money back.

You stole the money! Why did you do it?

You're a thief. -Mother, don't hit him.

Leave him. -Don't hit

him. -What are you doing?

You shouldn't hit the kid like this.

He's not a kid, but demon.

He's born to ruin us.

Mother.. -Leave me.

Karan.

You're dead for me.

Henceforth l've only

one son and one daughter.

Mother!

Mother. Mother.

lnspector, take him away.

l've nothing to do with him.

He's not my son. Take him away.

Throw the luggage out!

Throw the box down.

Nothing should be in the house.

Yes.

Look..

..my son stays here.

l want to meet him.

The visiting hour is 4

to 5. Come at that time.

But l'm going to Mumbai by 3 pm train.

lt's important to meet him.

l'm sorry.

Do me a favor.

This is my Mumbai address.

When he's to be released..

..write me a letter on this address.

You bother a lot. What's

the name of the boy?

Karan. -What?

Karan Kumar.

You didn't get our letter.

What letter?

Your son fled from here.

What? -Yes.

We informed the police. When

he's caught, we'll inform you.

Mother!

Mother!

Mother!

What happened? He's injured. Help him.

Are you fine, son?

Are you hurt? -Where do you want to go?

l'll drop you. -l've

no place. l came today.

Take this money and eat something.

Listen. l'll eat with this money today.

What about tomorrow?

He's too sly! Keep him

in your garage, Chandu.

Vinod will like it. -Ok, Kashiram.

Come.

Come, son.

This is our garage. Vinod!

Karan, stay here. l'll be back.

Yes, madam. l'm Vinod.

l'm the owner of this garage.

Yes. You'll get a van.

Tell me the address. Ok..

Yes. l got it.

l got it. Yes.

Sure. Ok. She's mad.

Where is Karan? -ln his palace.

Karan. Karan.

This Karan and his mouth organ. Stop it!

Karan.

Do you hear me? Stop it! Karan!

Yes.

Take this van to Santacruz!

Ok, l'm coming.

Karan. This is the address.

You've to take the goods from

Santacruz and drop them at Bandra.

That's all. -You say it's

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Javed Akhtar

Javed Akhtar (born 17 January 1945) is an Indian poet, lyricist and screenwriter. He is a recipient of the Padma Shri (1999), Padma Bhushan (2007), the Sahitya Akademi Award as well as five National Film Awards. more…

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