Singham Page #4

Look, here he comes.

He is here!

Greetings.

How are you, grandpa?

- We are fine.

Terrific, grandpa.

How are you?

- Hello. Hello. Hello.

Nandu.

How are you?

Yes.

Yes, Tavde.

That godown order.

How are you, Gautam?

I am fine.

You are looking very good

without the glasses, grandpa.

Yes, dear. But today I

like your grandma more...

...without the glasses.

What are you saying?

Mother, start the program quickly.

No, son, it is prayer

meeting and not a program.

That's exactly what I am saying...

...start the program quickly.

I have to go back by evening.

Just a minute.

Priest, just a minute.

Yes, Tavde.

Has the payment been confirmed?

Okay, accept the payment...

...but don't give him the

delivery before I arrive.

Okay.

Yes, priest. Continue.

Of course, my attention is here..

Just a minute.

Program stop. I've a call.

Yes, Tavde.

No, no, send the tricycles

from the Pune godown. - Gautam.

What is going on here?

Have you called us

here for the prayers.

...or for listening to

your phone conversations?

I am not doing it intentionally.

I have to look after

my work as well.

And we are sitting free here.

We don't have any work to do.

Gautam Cycles are

very renowned in Goa.

I have to work day and

night to keep up the name.

I plough my field day and night.

So do you expect me to come here...

...with my plough, axe and two ox's.

Why are you villagers so

jealous of city people?

Great, Gautam.

Now you belong to the city.

You were raised in this village.

You received an

education in the village school.

But why would you remember that?

Now you are Gautam Bhosle.

Now you are no

longer our Gotya. Gotya.

Yuck. Papa's nickname was Gotya?

Look, Manikrao, you can curse me.

But don't call me Gotya.

- Why?

Do you feel embarrassed?

No matter how wealthy you become...

...but you will stay Gotya for us.

Gotya. Gotya.

Gotya. Gotya. Gotya. Gotya.

Gotya.

Gotya. Gotya. Gotya.

Gotya. - Shut up!

Shut up I say.

- What is going on?

Nothing they are...

intentionally calling me Gotya.

Look, I admit that we have

been calling him Gotya...

...since childhood.

But he is no longer the Gotya...

...who we used to

call Gotya in childhood.

He is a rich man now.

No one will call him Gotya now.

Gotya. Gotya. Gotya.

Gotya. Gotya. Gotya.

Gotya. Gotya. Gotya.

Who is it?

Who is saying that?

Ghost! Ghost! Ghost!

Sada, what happened?

- Ghost. Ghost. Ghost.

Ghost!

Kelkar, where are you going?

Sir, we will have to

take a definitive step.

We will have to call the BSF.

BSF?

- Yes.

Will you call the army

to tackle the ghost?

BSF. Meaning Baba Sadanand Fakir.

You look that way and

I will look this way.

Alone?

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