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23.976 - Hey kids! Anybody home? - Yes. Ma - No man around? - Yes. Me... us Maybe someone a little older? - Greetings. - Yes? I'm Parab. From village Chimago. I walked here Please sit Sister-in-law, some jiggery. We have a guest Don't ask for any tea, mind What are your names? - Kaddoo - Why a pumpkin? His parents were fed up by the time he was born What brings you to Bakuri? There is a youth here. Vasant Mandre. Know him? Everybody knows everybody here. Vasant is a bosom pal - A decent sort? - Why? A marriage proposal for my sister - But he's not getting married - He is. That's how I'm here - My sister's hardly twenty - Then why the big rush? Times are bad. I'm off to Bombay to find work Rather then starve here... - Starve there! Thousands leave daily. Are they all mad? Phulwanti is my last responsibility Marriage. The ultimate cure What does your friend do for a living? We're all daily wagers. Money when we work But he's quite well-off. A few cows. No women to nag. - Just Vasant and his Pa - His father wants him settled - Well, he's ailing - Oh? What's the problem? Old age... come... Tell your brother to hurry home if you pass the well This small patch of land is ours... barren Nothing grows here Except these wretched wild flowers. No wonder. There's no water here Don't let my elder brother hear you He's convinced there's water down below He's been digging these past twelve years Oh! So that's your brother? We've heard of him... - in Chimago. They call him... - I know. "Potty Parsha" But he's not mad. Just obsessed Brother Parshu... - So... found any work? - No Despite knocking about the whole day? You've been digging for 12 years. You struck water? Cheeky fellow! - Anyway, sister-in-law says... - I know. Nag, nag, nag. Vasant, your guest from Chimago - Greetings. I had no idea - I am no Minister, am I? - Where is your father? - Inside - I'll leave - Wait, have some tea No, I'm in a hurry Father, our visitor is here Welcome, so sit down You must be tired. Here... - For you - You shouldn't have... - Yes, Soma? - I've come. You had asked me to call after five days Any work for me? Sorry, Soma. 8 chaps are doing the work of 4, as it is Try next week Next week Look, radish. For your lunch Soma, take some radish home Hey, didn't wait for me? What are you doing? Don't. The rascals have just polished off their share What's a share sister-in-law? - Look! Here Pa - I'll tell on you, I will Quiet! Yap! Yap! Yap! The minute I set foot in the room! When else do they talk to you? Can you spare time from your precious well? - Don't mention the well. - Why not? All make fun of you Forget it, sister-in-law I've suffered for years - That well is my... my... - Co-wife! Yes! Even the kids know your dialogues by heart But it has no effect on you Lucky this co-wife is barren! Or there would have been... ...another brood to match this one Brother, I've decided. I'll leave for Bombay. What for? - There is no work here - But there is in Bombay? Thousands go to Bombay everyday. They can't all be mad Do you know the lot of those who've left? - They've made money - Be selling their souls! One must sell it somewhere. Bombay might be a good deal Let him try his luck. Your world is just your well When do you leave, Uncle? - I want to come too! Hold on! I must make arrangements first And besides, Uncle Vasant is getting married He finally agreed? Getting ready for the wedding Dajiba? Don't forget to invite me! The whole village is invited. My only son's getting married! Will there be a proper band? Yes, indeed. The works. I'll shake up our village I plan to have fancy lights too! Enough, Pa. You could light a lamp for 5 years... ...for the amount you'll blow up in one day No outsider need know if our hut is dark or lit up That's our private affair. But a wedding is public I shall not be called an old miser Don't you want to live on in the village? I do. On my terms Your terms? You're still a child Then, why get me married? Who says you need brains to get married? But where is the money? - Not from the girl's folk, I hope - No, son. A loan. Ten thousand - Did you mortgage the hut? - Who'd risk this old shanty? Then? But... why? To hold our head high in the village We will bow under the weight of the debt My daughter-in-law will enter our hut. Laxmi, Goddess of wealth God knows if Laxmi will come or go... - What's wrong? - Young blood... - Have you seen Amit? - What is it? Didn't Ma send you for flour? I hear your daughter-in-law is beautiful? Very beautiful Are there no pretty girls in Bakuri? I know of only one. But she's much too young A girl from the same village keeps running off to mother I must get myself a pair of spectacles What for? You can't even read or write! Not letters, maybe, but I can read my rice grains! And I'll be able to see my new daughter-in-law! Even this river is just a trickle It's cooled you off, anyway What is it? What'll become of me when you go off to Bombay? Look, who's talking! You'll forget me once you are married Jokes apart! Why suddenly Bombay? I got worried What would become of me once you got married? Actually, I can't bear the tension at home any more How long can I be a burden on my brother and his wife? Thought I'd try my luck in Bombay city Yes? - A pair of spectacles? - What number? I seem to be the first now! No good - Dajiba, try these Wait... Amit, the slate... I can read now! Can you see far off things? Through the glasses Well, Sharmila. Let's have a look at you Look... look. The groom has arrived Announcing the gifts to the couple Bhiku Janpuri... As. 2 Nana Bhangre... As. 5 Sitabai Bhuiphod, an empty envelope! Parshuram Sarpat, steel tumbler etc. Etc. "Dearest one, you promised so" "Keep your word of long ago" "Take me to Bombay, City of lights" "I am a blushing bride, dear. Always by your side here" "Newly wedded am I, wish to see the world" "Let's get set in a jumbo jet" "And fly away to the Promised land" "Show me the golden sands" "Down the city Promenades smart" "We'll drive up in a two-horse cart" "The latest Disco Queen I'll be" "Let the film stars envy me" "We'll stay in a ritzy five-star place" "Separate rooms. So mind your ways" "Let's liven up. Our days and nights" "Take me to Bombay, City of lights" So this is your pad. Shelter for the night Good. The new recruit has arrived We have just arrived All are friends from the same village Some have left the village years ago Won't you step in? There's a hook on the wall for each one Hang whatever you like This nail is yours Hang the bag for now Put the jackfruit down, chum Share and share alike. - That's the system here Is this the fruit to tackle alone? It's huge. It should suffice - There are 40 chaps here Luckily they are never here at one time Already House Full This is your nook. You can sleep peacefully here For 8 hours only. Till the next shift guy comes Hey, a knife somebody - What a small knife! - Here's a big one You are lucky to get room on arrival Yes. Shelar died He spent six months in a T. B hospital His lungs were full of cotton fluff He slogged in a mill for 40 years When do I start work? Patience! You have to meet the jobber first Then six months of training before you think of earning You have to dole out As 300 for a pass As 300? Nothing free here. How much have you brought? Twenty rupees You'll have to take a loan. At least a 1000 A loan? 1000? What did you expect? To earn from tomorrow? Bombay is a tough nut to crack Stop hassling the poor guy Let's introduce you. Forget the sleeping partners Chhotu- not working yet Tukaram. Likes his nip Ganu. His bark's worse than his bite He is Shankar. You have met him Tatya. The senior most Maruti. A born gambler You'll not sleep in the shed, Pa - Think you can bully me, eh? Now you are married. Go boss over your wife But you are all alone here. - Alone? What about these milkmaids? Your cough worsens. But you won't quit smoking I'll die of smoking. Let me sleep Don't worry about me, son My father slept here when I got married It's a family tradition. Go now. Pa is coughing He's always coughing. Keeps the thieves away No sign of earning and already in debt The loan is to get you started No mill hand can survive here without taking a loan Now return 300 to him - What? Don't you want a learner's pass? - I wangled it somehow They never take less than 500 - But Dada is our man Right! Start work from Monday. - Let's send a money order Stop! Only one for you One extra won't be a burden - One? There are ten extras What can I do? There's just no work I can take only one You go. Don't sit idle in front of your bride What will you do? - What do you think? Here you are I was heading for your house To give a money order to your wife Your brother's sent a 100 rupees from Bombay God bless you But your brother must have just landed That's Bombay the magic city Rains pennies. That's why everyone heads there You can write I hope? Want me to sign in English? Don't you have any change? Will two fifties do? - What are you up to pet? - Studying Aunt to the well and dig your father out He must be hungry - Shall I take my lunch along? - Do as you are told - What is it? - Ma wants you. Lunch ready Why didn't you bring it? It's nice here You can join us Good. Bury your wife and kids in your damned pit You'll find no peace till then, ...is this a well or a grave? Why do you shout? The whole village laughs at this idiot. Dig. Dig. Dig Now he's started sleeping here I could handle another woman. But this well? Listen, I can only sleep here while it's dry Once it fills up with water... Right dear? Water? Only sweat flows here If you don't stop this nonsense, I'll go straight to Mother Promise? Stop. Wife... Dearest... Kaddoo's Ma... Oh! Co-wife of the well... God strike me dead if you don't stop Now turn around. God strike me Look Soma's sent 50 rupees from Bombay Don't you go deaf? A time comes when we hear nothing Why is everything so still here? These are the "sick machines" Sick? They seem dead to me A real graveyard The Government took over after the big strike But they don't run full capacity With automation a guy mans 16 instead of 4 machines Idle machines gather dust Idle men. Idle machines Rest in peace Don't be shy. We all look after you Till you start earning I live off others till then? Not "others". Your own You'll do the same for a new guy - There's a fair tomorrow - So? - So? Aren't we going? - Costs money Any idea how much was spent on your wedding? Was it mine alone? Here... take a puff Come on. There's no one around No. Bidies are foul On the contrary they're great. They never say "no"...Here... Keep it to yourself Right then. No bidi. No fair Bombayites are no more pious than the rest These deities on the wall are to prevent peeing... by the roadside. Not that it always works Off scoundrels! Thieving in broad daylight My nephews are this age. How I miss them Everyone here lives on memories Alone, in the middle of a crowd Each chap here has left ...something behind To live thus at the peak of youth One has to find outlets for pent up energy - You'd better do the same pal - To help forget... - What do I do today Anna? - You rest today There is no work Don't do this to me Anna Can I go on creating jobs? I'd call you myself if I had work Shall I push off then? Uncle, see our new clothes - What's the great occasion? Uncle's sent money from Bombay He seems to be doing well. Sent us 50 rupees Ma, this shirt's too tight. I can't breath if I button up - Keep the top open. There - All clothes are of my size - Ma, they are always his size. - So you can all take turns dear Ma, my short won't stay up Better than running around naked. Hides your little toodloo No work for you either? Where's Parsha? Where else? The Lord of the well's in his court - I'll go there - Better go back to your wife How can I? They're opening a bidi factory nearby. Takes women I'm planning to send Sharmila there. Why don't you... No wife of mine goes to work - Home so early? - Missed you Get away. Pa's expected Eat a hot lunch, now you're home Not now - Give me a bidi too - No - Just a puff? - I said "no". Are you addicted? How come you're home son? His will perhaps. This was bound to happen one day I hear there's a new bidi factory No! I stay home and send her to work? Never What now? Patil's man had come to collect So pay him. Why tell me? Did you consult me when taking the loan? - It was for your wedding - No. For your "honour" You lit up your hut to impress the village Enough. Don't vet your anger on your Pa Let him speak, my dear. It's true enough We spend so much on weddings, nothing's left for the funerals Hush No use repenting now... you won't change with the Times I've no energy son. . I can't keep up Your cough gets worse. Yet, I can't do a thing Well, take the cows from the shed A fine sight that will be in front of all Don't hang your head in the market square mind Soma, a letter for you. From your nephew - Soma is now getting used to work - Yes. Like a professional worker Your nephew writes well Respected Uncle... Received the fifty rupees you sent Ma stitched one pair of shirt and shorts between us Next time send ready-made clothes of my size Sharmila's joined a bidi factory nearby No water in our well yet. Pa says it's a matter of days Uncle Vasant took Dajiba to town doctor He has some English disease You must be living in great style in Bombay Your name? Have you worked before? - Yes - How many bidis do you make? - 1000 a day - Hey you two. Come here - Not fair, we're first Quiet! Name? Hansa P Sarpat from Bakuri Oh! There's a new girl from Bakuri My daughter... she will not be coming I've come in her place - I see... And you? Nice name. From? - She's from Bakuri too Doesn't Madam Phulwanti speak? Ever rolled bidis before? - I have! I have! - Silence... Any experience? Never mind. You'll gain it, by and by Willing to learn, eh? Good... Will you walk five kilometers everyday? Be on time, or you lose money There are rewards for working well Don't cry... I'm not going for good... I'll be back... To live in Bakuri with you But before that I must earn. Be worthy I can't bear to see you work You should like a queen Think I can live without you? As soon as I can, I'll call you to Bombay Show you the city I don't want to remember you crying - At last you are here! - The black one... See how men and machines move in rhythm A frightening scene No worry, as long as man knows he's the Boss But does the machine know that? How can you work for 8 hours in this din? - Doesn't the noise unhinge you? - What noise? "My village river the milky way" "To Krishna's flute the milkmaids sway" "I said goodbye to paradise. To join the other rat pack guys" "In a web to die... a wretched fly" "Filth, grime 'n slime hold sway young heads go untimely grey" "All for sale here. A dime your pride dear" "Well lad, not bad" "The village maiden's eyes are red" "No more tears left to shed" "Fathers leave without a trace" "His children soon forget his face" "So what? That's our lot" "Hold your breath ungrateful ones" "You bite the hand that feeds you crumbs" "Why stay on? Please be gone" "Unwelcome guests, sticky pests" "Leave. Good riddance. Do your penance" "Go right back. The whole rat pack" - "Enough. Enough. - It's getting tough" "The pangs of hunger brought me here" "A weird place that taught me fear" "With sweat, blood, body, mind, I paid the city back in kind" "So there we are. Here we stay. Three cheers for Bom - Bombay" Oh God... We'll get a cut again Wait - Hurry up Late again... you like losing money? Have a heart Munshi. We ran all the way Phulwanti's cheeks are all flushed. Well just this once From tomorrow you must be on the dot Yes sir. Before the siren And what about Phulwanti? Will she be on time? Wow! Your learner's pass and my pay on the same day - Anything left? - Plenty. We'll have a great time No. I've vowed not to over-spend I made no such vow. I'll spend. Okay? If you blow money like this how will you return the loan? Let creditors worry. You only get your first pay once Want some rice? - Yes Abdul... one more rice plate, well sprayed Sprayed? A little curry sprinkled on the rice. No extra charge You've become a pucca Bombayite Better learn the ways of the city You plan to spend your life in You plan to spend your life here? Who knows? They say this is a city of no return Heard of the lion's den? Footprints only leading on? Never out? I will escape this den In 2-3 years. That's it What does Bombay offer? Dirt, squalor, disease, crowds. A place to sleep just for 8 hours You can't even roll over Another jerk turns up after 8 hours to claim your spot You even sleep in shifts Eat... Work your ass off Keep adding to your debts Fill your lungs with fluff Land up in some general hospital with T.B. Die a lonely death. Away from friends and family And they'll envy your dead body Stop it. We're supposed to be celebrating We'll celebrate in our village Soma Our roots are in the soil. We'll suffocate here Think of some way to return Ok... Ok... But it's difficult on an empty belly What now? Just realized that when I get my first pay... I'll have to treat you too Hollow... So is this one This will do... How can this go on Madam? You must take interest in your work How can we pay for hollow bidies? I couldn't get your medicine even today Had to buy wheat I've made some tea. Warm it up and have it Bring me some too What's this? I'd asked for tea Just have it Hey, lights off There is still time He just sits and stares at the post-card in his lap Writing the Aamayana? Lay off. He's writing to his wife. Not like you I've forgotten the name of my wife Drunk again What's bothering you? How does one write to an illiterate wife? Who'll read out the letter to her? Write "all is fine". She'll read between the lines Why are you so glum? - No one's wife is around He's a newly wed Why not call her to Bombay? And keep her here in this hell hole? Listen. Sonavne has his own room in a chawl He's a bachelor. Loans his room to his friends Ask him. He won't refuse Call her over She's working at the bidiworks So? On daily wages The old man is all alone Anyway Dajiba lives on bidies. He'll go to our home for food And what will I feed her here? Coal dust? Hurry. Anna will come Pa's home Smells good - How come you are home early? - To eat with the kids And "Madam Well" let you go? See? If I come late, I get scolded I come early, I get ragged. What do I do? - Why not sulk like Kaddoo? - Don't eat your dinner So you can polish off my share? Flowers? What's up? My children brought them for me. Their Father never does Four grown kids and you still want to be wooed? Anyway, they look fantastic in your hair Er... all kids to sleep outside. - Me too? You too... Amit will tell you a story Finish soon. I'll make the beds When will you eat Ma? Don't worry about her. Finish your own meal Hurry up. Your work goes on and on Patience. Let me finish. Smoke your bidi till then Hang the bidi... come soon Hey... are you asleep? Wake up... I've come Wake up... I've come Tomorrow... not now You go to sleep too. I'm tired Akki a new member for you From our village. You remember Parsha Sarpat? - You mean the one who... - Yes! The same - You his brother? Does he still... - Yes. He still digs Soma eats here from tomorrow - No. No more members. I've no one to help me Daughter-in-law has gone to her Mother's The bitch had to go just now. I feed 60 as it is I can't handle more. We'll see when she gets back Don't be stubborn akki. Get some help to tide over Is there anyone who can help out for two weeks? Call your wife from the village You know, I'm a bachelor boy. Do I marry for your sake? Jokes apart. You just have to feed friend Soma Stubborn man. Right then. From tomorrow - Look... A letter... From Bombay! - So? - Read it. Please - I'm busy Ask Jitu when he's back from school What? Have a boy read my letter? ...Please Look My dear wife... Come. Come right in Yours for a week. No palace, mind you Grander than a palace for us The tap... it flows... at 4 a.m. For a full 20 minutes. Keep your trunk there The stove, if you want to make tea The bed is sturdy. The room... yours... for a week - I'll never forget this Sonavne - I'll remind you, if you do Come Forgot my bag - Which floor? - Right up - The 7th floor? - Yes Down again - Village bumpkins Hope you haven't eaten? I've brought something Why bring things everyday? I wouldn't have to, if you came home But you won't listen - Nice? - Good. Very good So you've learnt to cook Now we must get you married I learnt to cook to help Ma Not to slog in some strange kitchen We'll see when the time comes And when will that be? When Pa strikes water - You've drenched my sari - Take it off What are you up to? Don't dawdle I have an early morning shift tomorrow - So? - So, let me sleep early. Okay? Oh, I keep you awake. Do I? Don't sulk dear. It takes a half hour to makeup Why waste time? Who the hell... at this hour? - Open the door - Yes? Who is it? - It's us. Who else? No name? - Yes? - Is this Ganpat Sonavne's room? Where is he? Why didn't he turn up at the Depot? - You are? - His own sister. From Kolhapur Hey you. Don't gape. Get in No. I won't sleep here 40 men all around me? Never - There's no other go There must be some way out We can sleep on the footpath That's ridiculous! - How can it be? - Never happened before If we allow it today, it'll be a routine - Just listen - This is an emergency - A man maybe. But a woman here? - A woman? Call her Pull the drunkard down - Go and say "no" A wretched lot you You'll let your sister sleep on the roads? Light's off Don't be depressed. There was no other go I can't face another night in this city Come back to Bakuri soon. I'll be waiting Sister-in-law. Oh... Take this to my house Tell them not to worry about me I'll be sending money soon Come, the bus has gone I'll not let this city off so easily I vow to make money Then return to my village - Why not? Come My size A letter from Uncle Sent a few goodies for you kids. Don't squabble The shirt's for Jitu. Amit and Kaddoo can wear it later it’ll be in shreds by then I've sent a smart plastic hat It is for brother Parsha who toils in the sun You are back quite early Could have stayed on some more time Yes, but Pa was all alone here Though you looked after him well I'll join you from tomorrow for the factory You'll go, won't you? - Yes Where would our gruel come from? From the well? What are you doing? - What is it? - What are you up to? - You know only too well Keep on like this, and you'll land up for sure But not in Bakuri. Some place else It's no laughing matter. You're no longer a free bird But a married man. Responsible That's why I'm slogging. Earning I've decided To return as soon as I save a little I'll collect like-minded youths Not all have come here We'll start a co-operative there Listen to me pal... return You are slowly turning into a machine here A machine part really Sooner or later, just like these idle machines... You'll become useless You'll suffocate here We have to escape from this cave If we have to slog, why here? We'll return and farm there, in Bakuri Say what you will, I have become welded to the machines here Well, we'll never see eye to eye From now on, I will never pester you to return home Nor will you force me to stay on here Morning Dajiba. What brings you here? I want a letter written Certainly. You know, I charge 50 paise The address... write blessings and all that Dear son Vasant etc etc The news from here is The news is... - Want to ask for money? - No Your health? I'm fit as a fiddle. In better shape than you Write... Return at once. Leave Bombay urgently Consider this a telegram What's this Dajiba? Vasant must have just settled down there I'm paying you to write. Not to give advice The advice is for free... Return urgently... next Actually the thing is... Yes? The thing is? And why should I tell you? - I can't make out a thing - Perhaps Pa is ill... Doesn't seem so Maybe he doesn't want to say so Or perhaps Phulwanti... But she's just left... maybe... Dajiba just forgot to complete the letter He doesn't write himself Let's not get carried away. Make a trip anyway I wanted to save up first Why not do a rekky? Round up your friends there Get the advice of elders. Go for a week or so Anyway, you've no choice. You are to go at once Hi. When did you arrive? Right now. Listen, I want to meet the whole gang - We'll drop by this evening - Make it tomorrow Aunty. Forgotten me? - You, back? Just as well son Uncle send anything? I came in a rush child - Where is your Ma? - At the bidiworks Along with Aunty Phulwanti - Where's brother Parsha? Father is working these days at the farm A holiday for the well? - He digs in the evening - But how have you come? - Father sent for me All's well at home I hope - Yes You're alright, I hope You gave me a scare. What's the fuss about? Relax. You've come a long way. I'll fetch water I'll get it - Rest a bit Pa, there seems to... - Right. Now tell me. - Plenty of time for that Won't you have a wash? Your medicine. They say it's excellent for coughs She seems to be doing well at the factory You? How come you didn't tell us? I'd have stayed back if I'd known I'll make some tea Won't you eat? - I'd sooner gobble you up Oh good. "kheer" today Madam Phulwanti Anything for a poor hungry fellow? Oho! Evening. Just arrived? Well, well. Carry on... I was passing by Dajiba, your ration for 3 days Don't smoke all at one go Well. I'll be off Water... Hey, I've struck water Everybody... look... water Kaddoo's Ma... Uncle's shouting in the well Says he's found water - What? - Says he's found water I knew it. He's finally gone mad You've come? Come down Hey, don't just stand and stare Parshuram Sarpats well Hey not yet. Sarpanch start Friends, we have witnessed a miracle... of human determination in Bakuri village This miracle was brought about by our friend For twelve long years... ...he dug We always had faith in his conviction He has proved us right This is the print of his labour In recognition of his glorious achievement... we've rigged up this small signboard Parsha, a speech What can I say? I can only dig There seems to be some mistake here The sign should read "Potty Parsha's well" Who dare call you Potty now? Laxmi, the Goddess of wealth has visited you Friends. Laxmi will not be my guest alone I mean to share the water with all With everyone. We will install a pump here And... draw up a... er... a scheme to benefit all Mother well. Our ordeal was long But you finally blessed us, O' Mother Pa, "Co-wife" has become "Mother" Back already? Thought you'd take 10 days at least So, did you meet the gang? Fix anything? Yes... I've come back Well, I'm rot blind I'm back... for good I plan to stay here for keeps. - What's that? You were right Soma. Once a chap comes here, he belongs This city has me under a spell too This can't be. You're not one change Even if I say so myself? You're the one who brainwashed me Villages are empty shells. This is where our future lies You were so right, Soma. Bakuri bored me in 2 days What are you saying? Your wife and your father are in Bakuri So? Millions leave their families behind I'm just one more You're really strange! I thought you'd be thrilled We'll work together Soma, shoulder to shoulder My license is due soon We'll work, earn, eat, drink, live - Wait I'm going back Back to Bakuri for good. Look Parsha struck water See this, this mark. Mud from our well I know. There was a celebration I could not go You were the one to dream of co-operative schemes Just think. We can farm now in Bakuri We can transform our village. Our roots are in Bakuri pal... |
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