-
Darn.
-
Hello. Professor Ramdas here.
-
Oh. Professor Ramdas.
I'm museum's curator here.
-
Good morning.
-
What did you do about my request?
-
You need some information
about aeronautics, right?
-
I don't know if this will help...
-
...but we have some ancient manuscripts.
-
Are you interested in referring to them?
-
Shall I come tomorrow?
-
You can come any time you want.
You are always welcome.
-
Okay.
-
Sir.
- Sir.
-
Oh, you two. What's up?
-
Is Mr. Raja Varma in town?
-
Yes. He asked you to meet
him at 3:30 pm tomorrow...
-
...at Nadaswaram Musical Shop.
- No, it's Nadamuni.
-
Yes, he asked you to meet him there.
-
I'm a museum curator.
What do I have to do with music?
-
We don't know, sir.
-
We are just here to pass the message.
-
That's it.
-
Mr. Raja Varma asked me to come here.
-
I don't know why.
-
He asked you to meet him here?
- Yes.
-
Are you the proprietor
of this musical shop?
-
Yes.
-
[Rapid gunfire]
-
What? What are you doing?
-
Mr. Raja Varma asked us
to bring you with us. Let's go.
-
Curator! You too.
-
Of course we'll come.
You don't have to use guns.
-
Let's go.
- Move.
-
[Violin playing]
-
Good morning, Raja sir.
-
How are you, curator?
-
Oh, fine. Thank you.
-
How is your museum?
-
What can I say, sir?
Looking at the things here...
-
...your mansion is
better than ten museums.
-
If you ask me,
I'll say that you are greater than...
-
...the emperor of Salar
Jung in collecting things.
-
He used to collect things
but you acquire things.
-
Instead of being a curator there...
-
...I would've been
better off working for you.
-
[Laughs]
-
Come on, I'll show you my new collection.
-
New collection?
- Hmm.
-
This is the crown that
Queen Victoria of England wore...
-
...on her coronation day. It is original.
-
I spent 20 million to steal it.
-
And I have something that
belonged to Lord Dalhousie.
-
Guess what it is.
-
Raja sir, you are capable of anything.
I can't guess it...
-
...so I won't even try. Please tell me.
-
The coat that I'm weaning.
-
Huh?
- [Laughs]
-
It is worth 20 million rupees.
- [Gasps]
-
This is original.
-
Thanjavur's great Raghunath
Nayak played this 'veena'.
-
That's what he told me.
But this is not original.
-
[Laughs]
-
Peddapuram Papayamma
played it in a music concert.
-
Right?
-
This is the pistol that General
Dyer used in Jallianwala Bagh.
-
This is original.
-
No!
-
Stop! Stop right there!
-
[Gunshot]
-
Curator!
-
Now tell me about the
rare diamond in your museum.
-
It is from the 16th century...
-
...when Sri Krishnadevaraya
ruled our nation.
-
I heard that it has magical powers.
-
That's what the palm-leaf
manuscripts say.
-
But I don't think it's reliable.
-
I believe that it's a very rare diamond.
-
It's only fair that I own that diamond.
-
Of course.
I brought you the swords and spears...
-
...when you asked for them.
-
But it's not possible for
me to get everything you want.
-
There's a lot of tight
security in the museum.
-
No. You deserve to have it.
-
[Laughs]
-
Everyone stay together.
-
Kishore, get down! I said get down!
-
You'll be punished if
you do any mischief here.
-
Everyone stand in a straight line.
-
Look, children.
-
Come here. - This diamond
belonged to the Vijayanagara empire.
-
It has been famous from the
time of Krishnadevaraya's grandfather.
-
It's the second most precious
diamond after Kohinoor.
-
Why did they leave it out in the open?
-
Won't someone steal it?
-
Nobody can steal it.
-
If anyone puts their
hand inside to steal it...
-
...the alarm will go
off and sentries will come in.
-
Look.
-
Where are the sentries?
-
He's a clever child, teacher.
-
Yes. He's very mischievous.
-
Kishore! Come on, let's go!
- Come on, let's go.
-
Come on. Move, children.
-
See that side.
-
Move.
-
Look at those things.
-
Come on, walk.
-
Time is up.
- Look carefully.
-
Everyone leave. Time is up.
-
Come on, children. Hurry.
-
Come on, walk. Hurry up.
-
Teacher! Teacher!
-
Teacher! Teacher!
-
Get in. Get in.
-
[Groans]
-
Did you see one of our school kids here?
-
No. Everyone left some time ago.
-
We checked on the way.
He was not on the bus.
-
Maybe he's still inside.
Can you please open the doors?
-
There's nobody inside.
-
We look the doors only
after checking all the rooms.
-
[Footsteps approaching]
-
Help!
-
Help! Help!
-
Help! Help!
-
Help! Help!
-
Hold it tight. I'm coming.
-
Hurry! Help!
-
Help!
-
Hurry up!
-
Give me your hand.
-
Wait, I'll try.
-
Okay, okay. Don't be scared.
-
Who are you? What's your name?
-
Doctor!
-
How is he?
-
Nothing to worry.
-
What were you doing
at the museum at that hour?
-
I got delayed at the factory.
-
On my way back,
I found this boy hanging...
-
...from the museum terrace.
I wonder why he was there.
-
He's very lucky.
-
If we know who his parents are...
-
I informed them.
He had a wallet in his pocket.
-
Maybe he gets lost often.
I found a note in the wallet.
-
Contact this address if you find him.
-
[Laughs]
-
Hello, Dr.
Lalitha. We are Kishore's parents.
-
Oh, it's you.
-
What happened to our son?
-
Don't worry. I gave him an injection.
-
He's under sedation. He has a head injury.
-
It's better to keep him
under observation for 15 days.
-
You can see him but don't disturb him.
-
Thank you so much, doctor.
-
Daddy! Daddy!
-
Krishna is in the papers.
-
What's wrong? Did it overflow again?
-
I'm not talking of
the Krishna river, daddy.
-
It's about Krishna Kumar.
-
Oh, I see.
Your good friend. What did he do?
-
Look.
-
He heroically saved a small
kid from danger last night.
-
Good. He's handsome.
-
This is a black and white photo.
He looks better in color.
-
Instead of just talking
about him all the time...
-
...why don't you bring
him to our house one day?
-
He said he'll suddenly come home one day.
-
Hello.
- Hello.
-
How are you, Kishore?
-
Did you save me?
- Yes.
-
You are?
- Krishna Kumar.
-
I'm Kishore Kumar. How do you do?
-
Fine. Look here.
-
They printed our photos
and names in the papers.
-
How you went missing and how I saved you.
-
A detailed article. Read for yourself.
-
Why didn't they mention
the diamond robbery?
-
What?
-
It's a secret.
-
Come closer.
-
More closer.
-
Krishnadevaraya's diamond
was in the museum, right?
-
Yes.
- It's gone. The thieves took it.
-
Oh. I see.
-
Good. Who stole it?
-
Thieves. Isn't that obvious?
-
I saw them myself. Promise.
-
Do you see too many action movies?
-
Believe me, uncle.
-
Look, Kishore.
Nobody can touch that diamond. If they...
-
I know. The alarm will go off.
-
But that alarm is erratic
just like our school bell.
-
So, it didn't go off
when the thieves took it.
-
But you don't believe me.
-
I'll believe you if you rest for 15 days.
-
Give me the screwdriver.
-
Hello.
- Hi.
-
Krishna.
- Yes?
-
You are the proprietor, right?
- Hello.
-
Why are you dressed like the workers?
-
Everyone here is a
proprietor and a worker.
-
What do you mean?
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Yeah"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
"Yeah"
-
[Music]
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
"We want to have fun
even while working hard"
-
"Sing a solo song... In audio"
-
"In video... With your girl on the side"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
[Music]
-
"With antennas touching the clouds"
-
"Strum the lightning and start dancing"
-
"When soft twilight meets the moonlight"
-
"Play the flute of love and pay homage"
-
"Sing the tunes of rain during the spring"
-
"Create a storm as a blissful couple"
-
"A young girl's coy
look is a jolt to the heart"
-
"Young guys start
whistling with excitement"
-
"Create new tunes to match
the strange dance of life"
-
"Science tells us to
enjoy this one chance at life"
-
"Cool breeze is creating
soft tunes for us"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
"We want to have fun
even while working hard"
-
"Sing a solo song... In audio"
-
"In video... With your girl on the side"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
[Music]
-
"A young body has great wavelength"
-
"It inspired me to write a beautiful song"
-
"A flower has blossomed
in the garden of kisses"
-
"A nightingale is singing a new song"
-
"Add words to the fox card beat"
-
"I'll share my heartbeat in a lyric"
-
"Sing 'kavvali' to go
with a 'kuchipudi' dance"
-
"Let the art form of 'kathak' embrace you"
-
"Forget the past, forget the facts"
-
"Forget the past, present is yours"
-
"Youth is a garden where
all songs turn into flowers"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
"We want to have fun
even while working hard"
-
"Sing a solo song... In audio"
-
"In video... With your girl on the side"
-
"Young people want to hit centuries"
-
"Our hearts want to cross boundaries"
-
[Music]
-
Who are you?
That thief got away because of you.
-
Very good.
First you run into me and then blame me.
-
You proved that you are a policeman.
-
What? You saw the thief run away.
-
I didn't see him.
-
Of course you didn't. You were...
-
Hey!
-
Wait. Take your baton.
-
Thank you.
-
Hello?
-
Hello!
-
Hema?
-
Good morning, sir.
-
Who are you?
-
Oh, it's you. The paper boy.
-
I'm not a paper boy.
My name is Krishna Kumar.
-
I'm Hema's friend.
-
I know. I know.
-
You are the boy in today's papers.
-
You are they boy who saved the boy.
-
Hema!
-
Come, come, come.
-
Hema!
- I'm coming, dad.
-
All these clocks...
-
I think I better explain it here.
-
This wheel...
-
Come here. You come here.
-
This gear attached to the...
- Yes, dad?
-
Hi.
- Yes, Hema.
-
Mr. Krishna Kumar. My daughter Hema.
-
He's my friend, dad.
-
Oh, I'm sorry. You both are friends.
-
You came early.
-
Oh, the engagement is fixed.
-
[Laughs]
-
Hey.
-
Your parents?
-
I lost my dad when I was a kid.
-
My mom is a doctor in Apollo Hospital.
-
Daddy!
- Yes?
-
He did M.A in electronics.
-
You studied M.A?
-
Yes, I'm running our factory.
-
He invented a musical fountain,
pocket television...
-
...and so many other things.
-
I see.
-
I'm doing an experiment.
-
It is the most fantastic invention...
-
...in the history of science.
-
What's that, sir?
-
The time machine.
-
A machine that can travel in time.
-
A machine that can travel in time?
-
Krishna, do you want
orange juice or grape juice?
-
Don't disturb. Get mango juice.
-
This is...
-
She's signaling to
you that I'm boring, right?
-
Yes.
-
Ignore her. Come on.
-
Go!
-
We usually travel from
one place to another place.
-
Hyderabad to Delhi, India to America etc.
-
Similarly, scientists like me feel that...
-
...we can travel through time too.
-
Come on.
-
Sir.
-
No, don't worry. I'm used to this.
-
This is my laboratory. Come.
-
[Sighs]
-
Sir! What are you doing?
-
I'm opening the lock.
-
There's no need for that, sir.
-
You bolted the door but forgot to lock it.
-
Huh?
-
Oh, old habit.
-
Come.
-
Come.
-
See.
-
How is it?
-
It looks like a
mythological flying chariot.
-
Don't be silly.
Mythological flying chariot, my foot.
-
What's so special about it?
-
It just goes from one place to another.
That's all.
-
But this is a time machine.
-
Go on. Get in.
-
You can travel to any time you want.
-
Can I go back to last
year's cricket match between...
-
...West Indies and India?
-
Sure.
-
Can I go back to the
time when I bunked college...
-
...and went to morning
shows with your daughter?
-
Huh?
- Yes.
-
You can even go back to the time...
-
...when you bunked school to steal guavas.
-
Which time do you want to go to?
-
You decide.
-
You tell me.
I give you all the freedom to choose.
-
Then let's go to the Independence Day.
-
August 15, 1947.
-
We can watch Jawaharlal
Nehru hoisting the flag.
-
Good.
-
In order to go to
the date you requested...
-
...we've to set that date here first.
-
[Keyboard clacking]
-
[Beeping]
-
We've to be in Delhi on this date, right?
-
Yes, sir.
-
That's it.
-
We are going to Delhi from Hyderabad.
-
If you press this button,
we'll reach that date and place.
-
I've a small doubt.
-
Doubt? What doubt?
-
What if we can't come back from there?
-
What do you mean by that?
-
I mean, what if we want
to stay there for a few days?
-
Are you wondering about
our clothes and other stuff?
-
I already thought about that. Look there.
-
One of the suitcases is mine
and the other is my daughter's.
-
We packed everything
and kept them ready...
-
...so that we can leave
at any time we want.
-
Sit.
-
Wear the seatbelt.
- Okay.
-
Delhi. Independence Day. Okay?
-
Tighten the belt.
-
Three, two, one, go.
-
Why did the lights go off?
-
Don't worry.
Maybe there's a power cut in Delhi.
-
A power cut on the Independence Day?
-
Daddy! I brought juice.
-
Hema! How did you come to Delhi?
-
Oh dear! I couldn't see in the dark.
-
I was scared that I'll touch
a wire and start something off.
-
Didn't we go to Delhi?
-
No, we went to Vizag.
-
Anyway, have some juice.
-
Juice? Juice.
-
Something... Something is wrong.
-
I must go and check.
-
Can you identify those thieves?
-
Yes. I'll catch them
as soon as I see them...
-
...and hand them over to the police.
-
Then everyone will
know that I told the truth.
-
You are right.
You'll get the president's award...
-
...if you catch those thieves.
-
You'll be on TV too.
-
That's right. Shall we go to Delhi?
-
That's right.
-
I'll come to Delhi too.
-
[Laughs]
-
Oh no, the nurse is coming. Let's go.
-
Let's go.
-
What did Kishore say?
-
The same old story about
thieves in the museum.
-
Mom.
- Yes?
-
Maybe he's telling the truth.
-
Why don't we file a
complaint with the police?
-
Oh dear! We don't know what he saw.
It will be unnecessary trouble.
-
Yes. He was alone there at night.
-
Maybe he got scared.
-
Maybe he started imagining things.
-
He's still in that illusion.
-
That's why I told his parents
that I'll keep him here...
-
...a few more days,
conduct tests and send him home.
-
Shall I do something?
- What?
-
Shall I take him to museum
and show him the diamond?
-
Do that.
-
This is the diamond, right?
-
Yes.
-
It's still here, right?
-
Yes.
-
Do you believe it now?
-
I won't. It was stolen.
-
My bad.
-
It's magnificent, curator.
-
I don't know about that, sir.
-
I almost died when I kept
the duplicate diamond there.
-
Oh.
-
[Laughs]
-
The kid who saw you in the museum...
-
...is in the hospital, isn't he?
-
Yes.
-
Then you get admitted in the hospital.
-
How?
-
[Laughs]
-
You'll see.
-
[Screams]
-
Vasu.
- Yes, Dasu?
-
Is this how you get
admitted in the hospital?
-
He'll send us to our graves
if we don't catch that kid.
-
What if he recognizes us?
-
We can't recognize
ourselves in this condition.
-
How will he recognize us?
-
Oh dear.
-
What is going on?
-
You worked night shift at the hospital.
- Hmm.
-
Then you went back again
in the morning for a surgery.
-
I wanted to finish cooking
by the time you came home.
-
That's it.
-
Go sit in the dining hall.
-
I will bring all the dishes
and you can taste all of them.
-
Come on, go.
-
Look how many dishes I made for you.
-
I'm a pro at this.
-
Look at all these dishes.
-
What are these colored stones?
-
Potato fry. It just became a little dark.
-
Is that 'dal'?
-
Yes. I started it as 'sambhar'
but it turned into 'dal'.
-
Just a small mistake.
-
What is this?
-
Just like there is boiled
rice and fried rice...
-
...this is black rice.
-
[Door bell rings]
-
I think we've a visitor.
-
Excuse me.
-
Hi.
- Hi.
-
Welcome. Please come in. Have a seat.
-
Mom, look who is here.
-
Krishna, right?
- Who is it?
-
Come with me.
-
Hema's dad. Dr. Ramdas.
-
I won't tell her about the time machine.
Don't worry.
-
My mom Dr. Lalitha.
- Hello.
-
She's an MBBS Doctor
and you are a Ph.D. Doctor.
-
Please sit.
-
Thank you.
- You too.
-
Why do you have a ladle in your hands?
-
I'm doing experiments like your dad.
-
Oh. Cooking experiments?
- Yes.
-
Good. Very good.
-
I'll join you.
- Sure, sure.
-
Krishna, she doesn't know to cook.
-
That's okay. They will figure it out.
-
That's what I came to
tell you and you beat me to it.
-
What do you mean?
-
Let them figure it out on their own.
-
Oh, I see.
-
What is your opinion about my daughter?
-
I understand your concern.
-
My son already spoke
to me about your daughter.
-
I decided long back to
make her my daughter-in-law.
-
I wanted to visit you
and talk to you about it.
-
Correct. They will get
married whether we agree or not.
-
So, we can save our
prestige by agreeing to it.
-
Shall we tell the kids about it?
-
Not necessary.
I'm sure they are eavesdropping.
-
Okay, we heard it. Bye.
-
Go.
-
Hi.
-
Hi, Suji.
-
[Music]
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
"Your words turned silent
to spell magic on me"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
[Music]
-
"Your warm embrace is melting my body"
-
"Surprised sunlight turned into moonlight"
-
"Desires in me are singing
the song of jasmines"
-
"A pretty damsel is stuck in my arms"
-
"Our bond is coming to
the fore in this sweet rain"
-
"Your body is singing like a 'veena'"
-
"Our hearts are restless with excitement"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
"Your words turned silent
to spell magic on me"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
[Music]
-
"Don't hide your beauty from me"
-
"Let your sweetness pour on me"
-
"Don't make my youthful
body more restless"
-
"My shy body won't
rest until you satisfy it"
-
"I want to sway in the
waves of your ocean-like eyes"
-
"I can't stop your sharp gaze,
I'll open my dreams for you"
-
"Your beauty is as
delicate as a flower petal"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
"Your words turned silent
to spell magic on me"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
"It's time for the dance of love"
-
"Don't send me a message"
-
You?
-
Thief! Thief!
-
Who are you calling a thief?
-
Not you. You caused
another thief to escape.
-
Hey, stop!
-
Excuse me. My baton. Thank you.
-
Auntie!
-
Good evening.
- Good evening, dear.
-
Did you arrive just now?
- Yes, auntie.
-
Hasn't Krishna come yet?
-
Not yet. He comes every day to pick me up.
-
I wonder if he'll do
that after his wedding...
-
...or go straight to his wife.
-
You can wait in the lounge.
-
You go to the ward, my boy.
Come on.
-
Excuse me.
-
Are you Hema?
- Yes.
-
The Hema who is going
to marry our Krishna Kumar?
-
It's me. Who are you?
-
I'm Kishore Kumar. Hi.
-
Oh. Are you the kid from the museum?
-
Yes.
-
What are you looking at?
-
I'm Krishna Kumar's friend.
-
I was just checking if
you are a good match for him.
-
[Laughs]
-
Do you like cricket?
-
Sure.
-
Who are your favorite players?
-
Gavaskar.
-
Good. Very good.
-
Do you know break dance?
-
I love 'Bharatanatyam' dance.
I'm learning it.
-
Okay, that will do.
-
What does your father do?
-
He's is a famous professor.
He makes strange things.
-
What strange things?
-
Very big things. Amusing things.
-
Amusing things? Can I see them?
-
Sure. If you visit our house...
-
...my dad will show them
to you even if you refuse.
-
He'll explain everything in detail.
-
Then let's go to your house.
-
Oh dear. Without the doctor's permission?
-
It won't take long.
We'll come back in half an hour. Let's go.
-
I'll wait five more minutes...
-
Krishna Kumar will
take one more hour to come.
-
We'll be back by then. Let's go.
-
Good evening, daddy.
-
Yes, dear. Where are you coming from?
-
From the hospital.
-
Hospital? Why did you go there?
-
I thought I can meet Krishna Kumar there.
-
Oh, that's the reason.
-
Krishna Kumar's friend.
-
I'm Kishore Kumar. I'm in third standard.
-
I'm Dr. Ramdas. M.Sc., M.Tech. and Ph. D.
-
Nice to meet you.
-
He wanted to see our house.
-
Not your house, grandpa.
-
I came to see the amusing
things you create.
-
What? Amusing things? Who said this?
-
It was a joke, daddy.
-
No such fun. This is serious.
-
It's a time machine.
But they don't believe it.
-
Nobody believes me too.
-
I saw the thieves stealing
the diamond from the museum.
-
But nobody believes it.
-
Why not? You are so clear about it.
-
Will you believe what I say?
-
Sure. Come on.
- Then get up.
-
My teacher stumbles the same way.
-
It happens to all geniuses.
-
Welcome to my laboratory.
-
Laboratory?
- Yes. Come on.
-
Look.
-
Wow, it's so big.
-
This is the time machine.
-
Time machine?
-
Yes, come on.
-
Get in.
-
Why didn't you let me finish my game?
-
Just two minutes, my boy.
-
You can go back to play
after I take your x-ray.
-
Sit here. I'll call you.
-
[Screams]
-
Did you come here to get an x-ray?
-
Strange. Both of you
have the same injuries.
-
But your heights are different.
One is short and one is tall.
-
You look familiar.
-
No! You are lying!
-
Museum thieves!
-
Stop!
-
Why are you sitting here?
-
I'm disturbed.
-
Why?
-
I missed a great chance.
-
I lost the president's award...
-
...and the chance to appear on TV.
-
When will they get injured again?
-
When will they come to the hospital again?
-
When will we catch them?
-
Who?
-
Museum thieves.
-
Oh dear!
-
Kishore! I'm sure you were
a tape recorder in the previous life.
-
Don't joke about it, uncle.
-
When I went to get an x-ray done...
-
...two men tried to kidnap me.
It was them.
-
Understood. Go to your ward and take rest.
-
You don't believe me, right?
-
I believe you.
Go take rest. We'll go out this evening.
-
Wow. Now I feel better.
-
Uncle, auntie is here.
-
Hello.
-
Uncle.
- Hmm?
-
Why is auntie sitting so far?
-
She's upset.
- Why?
-
I promised her that
I'll meet her at the park...
-
...but I came here with you instead.
-
Are you not friends anymore?
-
She'll melt like ice-cream if I kiss her.
-
That's right.
-
Won't she hit you if you kiss her?
-
That's why I won't kiss her directly.
-
Go and ask her to kiss your cheek.
-
Hmm. Okay.
-
What did your uncle say?
-
He sent you something.
-
Is it ice-cream? I don't want it.
-
No, not ice-cream.
-
Huh? You imp!
-
Wohoo!
-
I sent you to get a kiss from her.
Why did you kiss her, you rascal?
-
What did she say?
-
She said I'm better than you.
-
What did you say?
-
He's a wee kid. How dare he kiss you?
-
And you think he's better than me?
-
Help!
-
Grab him! Run!
-
Oh my God!
-
Uncle, help me! Uncle!
-
Uncle!
-
Oh dear!
-
Wonderful, uncle. You were awesome.
-
Krishna! Who were those
men in yellow uniforms?
-
Why did they try to kidnap him?
-
Uncle, I'm sure they
work for those museum thieves.
-
Were those men the thieves
you saw in the museum?
-
Not them. But I'm sure
they are connected to them.
-
Okay, I'll take care of it.
-
[Phone rings]
-
Hello.
-
Hello, grandpa.
I'm Kishore, calling from the hospital.
-
Ah, the museum boy. What's up?
-
Some men in yellow uniforms
tried to kidnap me today.
-
I suspect that they were
sent by those museum thieves.
-
I see.
-
Grandpa, I've an idea.
What if we use the time machine...
-
...to go back in time four
days and catch those thieves?
-
Why not? We'll do it.
-
Thank you, grandpa.
-
Is it true, Kishore?
-
Absolutely.
-
It looked like a flying
saucer from an English movie.
-
If we sit inside it and press a button...
-
...we can go back to
the time when were infants.
-
So, if we get into the
machine and go back four days...
-
...we'll see the thieves again.
-
That's right.
I couldn't catch them because I was alone.
-
Now that I'll have you all with me...
-
...we can catch them
and give them to the cops.
-
Then we can go to Delhi, be
seen in TV and win prizes. Just imagine!
-
I'll come with you, Kishore.
-
Okay.
- Can I come too, Kishore? Please.
-
No, Latha. You can't walk.
-
We'll come back soon.
We'll tell you what happened.
-
Quiet. Let's go.
-
Bye.
- Bye, Latha. Bye-bye.
-
Hema darling,
now that your honeymoon is done...
-
...when are you planning to get married?
-
What honeymoon?
-
Oh, I'm sorry. I meant,
since your wedding date is fixed...
-
...where are you planning
to go for honeymoon?
-
Visiting places like Ooty
and Kodai Canal is too common.
-
Since I'm going to be your son-in-law...
-
...I thought we can
use your time machine...
-
...we'll go back to the Age of Triads...
-
...see Lord Rama and Sita's wedding...
-
And we'll bring a basket
filled with green gram salad and...
-
...a pot filled with palm sugar drink.
-
That's why,
as soon as he became our family member...
-
...I kept his suitcase with
our suitcases in the time machine.
-
Oh no!
-
I totally forgot.
I've to check the meter reading.
-
Meter reading?
I thought a scorpion bit him.
-
[Laughs]
-
Hey!
-
[Whistle blowing]
-
Thieves everywhere! Police nuisance!
-
Too much disturbance. Darn.
-
This is the professor's house.
Why is the gate closed?
-
Let's go this way.
- Okay, let's go.
-
Hey! Stop right there!
-
How will you escape now, you thief?
-
I'll kill you and run away, policeman!
-
Stop!
-
How dare you chase me?
How dare you catch me?
-
Hello, sir.
-
[Electrical crackle]
-
Come this way.
-
Come on.
-
Hey.
-
Hey.
-
Kishore, there are video games here.
-
Shall we play?
-
Shut up! These are not
video games or radio games.
-
You'll disappear if
you press anything too hard.
-
Where is that?
- What?
-
That.
- What do you mean?
-
I mean this.
-
He was born in a bathroom.
-
[Laughs]
-
Hey.
-
[Police siren wails]
-
That's a police van siren.
-
No, it's a fire engine siren.
-
Oh no, it's getting closed.
-
What is happening?
-
What do we do now?
Kishore!
-
What is happening?
-
[Screaming]
-
Kishore took everyone to Hema's house.
-
Why did they go there?
-
There's a time machine there.
-
They will go back in time
four days and then come back.
-
Really? Oh dear!
-
[Screaming]
-
Krishna! Kishore and other
kids are not in the ward.
-
It seems they all went
to the professor's house.
-
What? Really? Okay.
-
Krishna, what's wrong?
-
[Screaming]
-
Kishore! What did you do?
-
Jump.
-
Come on.
-
Jump.
-
Jump.
-
Be careful.
-
Hurry up.
-
Jump.
-
Hema! Hema, what's wrong?
-
Krishna!
-
Let's go inside.
-
Yay!
-
[Beeping]
-
Hema! Hema!
Are you hurt?
-
No, I'm fine.
-
Let's go, Krishna.
-
How can we go?
-
We don't know where
we are or how we came here.
-
We've to pay for your dad's deeds.
-
I won't come with you if you abuse my dad.
-
Don't come.
-
Hey, wait. I'll come with you.
-
Good. That's more like it.
-
This looks like a forest to me, Krishna.
-
I wonder which country
this is and what year.
-
Shall we go back?
- Hmm.
-
[Palanquin bearers singing]
-
Looking at the palanquin
and their clothes...
-
...I think we are in the time of kings.
-
Hey! Stop!
-
Put it down!
-
Get down!
-
What kind of fighting is that?
-
It is not wrestling or fist fight.
-
He's using his hand as a knife.
-
Krishna!
-
Greetings.
-
Hello.
-
Thank you for saving my life and dignity,
young man.
-
You are?
-
I'm a royal dancer.
My name is Simhanandini.
-
I dance in King Devaraya's court.
-
Devaraya?
-
King Sri Krishnadevaraya.
-
Oh my God!
- [Gasps]
-
We came to Krishnadevaraya's time?
-
Who are you? Which planet are you from?
-
We are from the same planet.
-
Are you westerners?
-
No. We are Telugu people.
-
Telugu people?
-
Why are you wearing these strange clothes?
-
We live 500 years ahead of you.
-
I don't understand what you are saying.
-
Come with me and meet the king.
-
He'll reward you for saving me.
-
Shall we go, Hema?
-
How? We are...
-
Okay, okay.
-
Okay.
-
Okay?
-
Yes. We'll come with you.
-
Please come.
-
"He was God in the form of man"
-
"Listen, O brave son of India"
-
"Victor is ours"
-
"Lord Rama was beautiful to look at"
-
"Listen, O brave son of India"
-
Krishna! Are those diamonds?
-
Didn't we study in school
that during Devaraya's rule...
-
...they used to sell
gems and diamonds in heaps?
-
Yes.
-
What's the price of one seer of diamonds?
-
A quarter of a seer is for four coins.
-
Four coins? They are lovely.
-
Hema! A coin is equal
to four rupees in our times.
-
So, they are selling about
100 diamonds for 16 rupees.
-
So cheap?
-
I have 1,000 rupees with me.
Shall we take diamonds?
-
Your paper currency has no value here.
-
I forgot about that.
-
If diamonds are so cheap,
what about silk saris and...
-
Don't get any ideas that
if a silk sari costs 10 paisa...
-
...you can take 100,000 saris home.
Let's go.
-
This is the way to the court.
Come with me.
-
Who are those people?
Their attire is very strange.
-
It looks like they are
from a different planet.
-
The royal dancer escorted them.
-
Maybe they are the king's relatives.
-
Greetings, commander.
-
They look like foreigners.
-
They are my guests. They...
-
It's time for King Devaraya's arrival.
Get yourself seated.
-
Take a seat.
-
Greetings, Thathachariar.
-
Allasani Peddana, have a seat.
-
Is he Allasani Peddana?
-
Yes.
-
Hema, we studied the book...
-
...called "Allasani Vaari
Allika Jigi Bigi" in school, right?
-
It was about this man.
-
Does that mean he's a tailor?
-
This is your knowledge of Telugu.
-
Because of going to English schools...
-
...you lost the opportunity
to learn about Telugu literature.
-
Did you see him? He's poet Nandi Timmana.
-
He's Timmana.
He's called Mukku Timmana too.
-
He wrote "Parijatapaharanamu"...
-
What is it about?
-
Is it about the girl named
Parijata being kidnapped?
-
Oh dear! No!
-
Who is he?
-
He's poet Dhurjati.
-
The one sitting now is poet Bhattu Murthy.
-
Where is Tenali Ramakrishna?
-
Wow! You know a poet's name?
- [Laughs]
-
Let's shake hands on that.
-
Here he comes.
-
Greetings, poet.
-
Greetings.
-
Ramakrishna! Why did you close your eyes?
-
Oh, it's Peddanaamaatyudu!
-
Since we eat food every day,
we can eat with closed eyes.
-
Since we meet some people every day...
-
...we can recognize them with closed eyes.
-
Since we come to this court every day...
-
...I wanted to see if we
can come here with closed eyes.
-
[Laughs]
-
Tenali Ramakrishna!
-
This is why you are called "Vikatakavi".
-
Did you hear that, Hema?
He's a very funny man.
-
Yes. I heard a few stories about him.
-
'Hail the emperor'
-
'The ruler of Karnataka and Andhra'
-
'The great Rayalu, also known as
Andhra Bhoja, the great ruler of Hampi'
-
'One with great fame and protector
of those who seek refuge'
-
'The great poet and king Krishnaraya'
-
'Hail the great king'
-
Who is behind the king?
-
He's the minister Thimmarasu.
-
Considering truth, dharma and
kindness as the principles of his life...
-
...discarding caste
and religious differences...
-
...to the emperor who rules
the Vijayanagara kingdom...
-
...and to the elders,
I offer my respects.
-
To the subordinate kings
and to the citizens of the city...
-
...and to the great 8 poets
of this palace...
-
...and to this gathering,
I invite everyone.
-
I want to say something
to the audience.
-
When I was coming,
I got a very good thought.
-
Balarama saw Sita
and broke into laughter.
-
I request the poets
to unravel this problem.
-
Balarama saw Sita and laughed?
-
This is very strange.
- The king...
-
...he made a connection
between two different ages.
-
The king gave a problem which
is hard for the poets to unravel.
-
I'm going to provide the solution.
-
How do you know about it?
- We read it in the books.
-
I will solve the problem.
-
Go ahead, poet.
-
'If the lady is considered as sweet milk'
-
'Children would be produced'
-
'That is considered funny'
-
He got stuck!
-
'Rama used the power of his mind'
-
'And he saw Sita and laughed'.
-
O poet Ramakrishna,
your intellect is great.
-
O poet Dhurjati, please recite
a new poem from your works.
-
The Sivalinga which
was lying unattended...
-
...he requested that is
should come to his village.
-
'The foam gets swept in the wind'
-
'It is attracting those who realize'
-
'It is like the eyes that get attracted'
-
'I will behold you, please come'
-
'The great and famous poet of Andhra'
-
'The poet Dhurjati, how does he acquire'
-
'so much sweetness and effect'
-
'Now we understood.'
- Excuse me!
-
O poet Ramakrishna,
I know the poem you are about to recite.
-
Who are you and what do you know?
-
'Now we understood,
O ruler of the world'
-
'The one who stole
the hearts of one and all'
-
'The one blessed with divine grace'
-
'And with a sweet expression
that attracts'
-
Wow! Wonderful!
- [Clapping]
-
This is shocking!
-
Lord, every word that he said...
-
...was exactly what I thought in my mind.
-
Wonderful! Magnificent!
-
Who is this foreigner?
-
Greetings, Lord!
-
He is Krishna Kumar and she is Hemalatha.
-
They saved me from dacoits in the forest.
-
Oh. I see.
-
Brave man! Which country are you from?
-
This country, Lord. I'm from Andhra.
-
Andhra? Then why are
you wearing strange clothes?
-
Moreover, you recited
my poem before I could do it.
-
How did you do that?
-
I saw this scene in the
movie "Tenali Ramakrishna".
-
Movie?
-
Movie?
-
Yes. It was directed by B.S. Ranga...
-
...and produced by Vikram Productions.
-
Title is "Tenali Ramakrishna".
-
Akkineni Nageshwara
Rao portrayed your role.
-
When I saw him I thought
that poet Ramakrishna...
-
...was a handsome man.
-
But I was disappointed after seeing you.
-
Did you grow a paunch
and become short recently?
-
I didn't understand what you said...
-
...except for the words paunch and short.
-
[Laughs]
-
Young man!
You could guess what poet Ramakrishna...
-
...was going to say.
How did you learn to do it?
-
There's nothing to learn in it, sir.
I mean, Lord.
-
Your future is our present.
We came from the future.
-
What do you mean?
-
We are from the 20th century.
-
We are living 500 years after your time.
-
That's why we know all about you.
-
Her father invented a
machine to travel through time.
-
That's why we could travel to your time.
-
Your words sound credible...
-
...but I'm not able to believe them.
-
I'll explain it to you
in detail when you've time, Lord.
-
Alright. We'll talk in leisure later.
-
Since you saved our royal dancer...
-
...you are like special friends to me.
-
Appaji!
-
Yes, Lord?
-
Show our guests the royal hospitality.
-
Assign them grand quarters
and prepare a feast for them.
-
Hello? Is someone here?
-
Excuse me. Which city is this?
-
Vijayanagaram.
-
Vijayanagaram?
-
Where rabbits chase the hunting dogs.
-
That same Vijayanagaram.
-
I see. How far is Hyderabad from here?
-
You don't know.
-
Oh no! She looks like a thief.
-
You girl! I'm arresting you for theft.
Come to the station.
-
Husband! Greetings!
-
Husband? Who?
-
You are my husband.
-
Husband, my foot.
Why are you calling me that?
-
You are her husband from this moment.
-
She's your wife.
-
What nonsense? I caught her stealing.
-
There's no need for people
to steal in Devaraya's rule.
-
Nobody sells their crops here.
-
Everyone can take what they want.
-
You accepted her hand.
-
When a man takes the hand of a woman...
-
...he becomes her husband.
It is our tradition.
-
That's ridiculous.
I would've grabbed her leg or a finger...
-
...if I had known this before.
-
Look there.
-
Husband! Husband!
-
My dear husband! Don't abandon me!
-
Husband!
-
Husband!
-
Husband!
-
Husband!
-
Thank God!
-
That man.
-
He was talking about Hyder
and bad a few minutes ago.
-
I think he's a spy working
for Bahmani Sultans.
-
He has a fire weapon in his hands.
-
We should be careful when we catch him.
-
Is this Thanjavur's 'veena'?
-
Hey! Do I look like a monkey
or a fish to cast a net on me?
-
We know that you are a spy.
-
Help!
- Let's take him!
-
It's a crime to kidnap a cop! Let me go!
-
Our policeman.
-
Let me go.
-
Release him. He's our man.
-
Sir?
-
Thank you, sir.
- How did you come here?
-
That's a long story. I'll explain later.
-
What are you doing here?
-
That's a long story too.
I'll tell you later. Come on.
-
My baton?
-
Give it to me.
-
Noble man! Greetings!
-
We brought you milk and fruits.
-
Thank you.
-
Ring that bell if you need anything else.
-
Servants will answer
it and bring what you need.
-
Thank you.
-
"Greet me, my darling"
-
What is this?
-
Royal singer is unwell and he's at home.
-
Who is singing this song?
-
Balasubramaniam.
-
S.P. Balasubramaniam.
-
Who is he?
-
He's a melodious singer of our times.
-
Where is he?
-
He's not here.
This tape recorder is playing his song.
-
Wow, that's amazing.
Even though he's not here...
-
...his voice is stored in this?
Very strange.
-
Do you want to hear your voice?
-
What do you mean?
-
Wow, that's amazing.
Even though he's not here...
-
...his voice is stored in this?
Very strange.
-
Do you want to hear your voice?
- Chitramala! Charusheela!
-
Vasavilatha! Come here!
-
Madhumeghala!
Shakuntala! Pushpavalli! Ratnamala!
-
"Greet me, my darling"
-
[Laughs]
-
"Victory to the great God
who decimates demons"
-
"The one who rides a divine chariot"
-
"Victory to the lord
who shines the moon"
-
"The lord with a divine form"
-
"Victory to the one
who drives away lethargy"
-
"The one who traverses a heavenly path"
-
"Victory to the lord of the universe"
-
"The great and powerful lord"
-
"Victory to the great God
who decimates demons"
-
"The one who rides a divine chariot"
-
Greetings, friend.
-
Hello, King Devaraya!
-
What were you looking at?
-
Nothing. That diamond...
-
It is from the time of my
father Saluva Narasimha Bhupathi.
-
It is a very powerful diamond.
-
If the moons rays touch
it on 'Karthika Poornima' day...
-
...you will witness a miracle.
-
You can see seven colors in it.
-
It is a most beautiful
sight that has to be experienced.
-
I can't begin to put it in words.
-
But...
-
What's wrong?
-
According to the predictions
of our royal astrologer...
-
...this diamond will be
stolen during our king's rule.
-
Then, it will be stolen
again after 500 years.
-
I don't know about your time...
-
...but I think it was definitely
stolen after 500 years.
-
This was the diamond in our museum, Hema.
-
The one that Kishore insists was stolen.
-
He said we can see its
magic on 'Karthika Poornima'.
-
That's right.
It is 'Poornima' after four days.
-
If we stay here until then
and see that magical sight...
-
...we may better understand
the diamond in the museum.
-
Where is the general store?
-
I don't know what that is.
-
Great. You don't know.
-
This Vijayanagara empire is so strange.
-
They sell Chinese silks
here but no cigarettes to smoke.
-
I'll give it to you.
-
[Gasps]
-
You?
- Yes, me.
-
I'll give you what you want.
-
A cigar?
-
Yes. This is very strong and good.
-
I'm sure it is.
-
[Coughs]
-
Why is my head spinning?
-
Even cigars are powerful
in Vijayanagara empire.
-
Husband! Husband!
-
My dear husband!
-
[Gasps]
-
Hey.
-
What's this? What happened here?
-
Yesterday you accepted my hand and...
-
...today we consummated our marriage.
-
Huh?
- Yes.
-
[Laughs]
-
Krishna.
- Hmm?
-
I feel very dull without a cup of coffee.
-
Don't they have coffee here?
-
They have pepper infused tea.
-
I can order it especially for you.
-
Hello, Madhavi.
-
Greetings, noble man.
-
What brings you here?
-
What's that thing in your hand?
-
This is a shaver.
I use it to shave my beard.
-
Shaver?
- Yes.
-
So, it is a device used for shaving.
-
Don't you go to the coiffeurs
for shaving your beard?
-
Coiffeurs? Who are they?
-
Coiffeurs are barbers.
-
Oh, I see.
-
We shave our beards.
We don't go to coiffeurs.
-
Really? This is so strange.
-
You do it yourself? My God!
-
[Laughs]
-
By the way, what brings you here?
-
Royal dancer Simhanandini
sent you an invitation...
-
...to visit her chamber
tonight and enjoy a feast.
-
Okay, we'll definitely come.
-
I'm sorry. She invited only you.
-
Oh.
-
She invited only you?
-
Hema.
- You don't need me.
-
Hema, come here.
-
We'll definitely come.
-
Only you.
-
Okay.
-
Thank you.
-
Hema, don't be so jealous.
-
Why does she want only men to visit her?
-
I don't care about her.
-
I want to make my queen happy.
-
Hello?
-
[Music]
-
"You are an expert of romance"
-
"You have a soft heart"
-
"You are an expert with soft hands"
-
"You touch my heart"
-
"In these romantic moments"
-
"When the hearts whispered to each other"
-
"I have a strong desire for your love"
-
"You can expert of romance"
-
"You have a soft heart"
-
"You are an expert with soft hands"
-
"You touch my heart"
-
[Music]
-
"Your looks are mesmerising"
-
"In this night"
-
"My imagination is running wild
at this moment"
-
"The beauty of my curves
swings like a cradle"
-
"Come to me at this romantic moment"
-
"Don't leave me
and go away in this mood"
-
"You are an expert of romance
with a soft heart"
-
"You are an expert with soft hands"
-
"You touch my heart"
-
"In these romantic moments"
-
"When the hearts whispered to each other"
-
"I have a strong desire for your love"
-
"You are an expert of
romance with a soft heart"
-
"You are an expert with soft hands"
-
"You touch my heart"
-
Forgive me.
-
Don't lose my respect
by displaying unbridled lust.
-
Love comes from the heart.
-
It is not just physical desire.
Goodbye.
-
Hema, listen to me.
-
She desired him and
invited him to her chamber.
-
Why did he go to her?
Why didn't he refuse?
-
Maybe his heart is not stable towards you.
-
Hema!
-
Hema, what really happened was...
-
Hema, wait.
Hear me out. Let me explain what happened.
-
You don't have to tell me anything.
Don't talk to me.
-
I won't talk. I will sing.
-
"Beautiful woman"
-
"You are a boon"
-
"You tickle my heart"
-
"Beautiful woman"
-
"You have soft hands"
-
"You are sweet as honey"
-
[Music]
-
"Anger in the darkness
aids the friendship"
-
"In my embrace"
-
"Warmness of the moonlight
fires the youthfulness"
-
"On this cold night"
-
"I want my girl to smile like tonight"
-
"I want my girl to offer her beauty"
-
"You can't treat me as your enemy"
-
"Beautiful man"
-
"You are a boon"
-
"You tickle my heart"
-
"Beautiful woman"
-
"You have soft hands"
-
"You are sweet as honey"
-
"Your eyes are filled
with the brightness of love"
-
"Your mischievous whispers fill the air"
-
"The bee desires the flower"
-
"Beautiful woman"
-
"You are a boon"
-
"You tickle my heart"
-
"Beautiful woman"
-
"You have soft hands"
-
"You are sweet as honey"
-
It's a wonder! It's a miracle!
-
My informers told me.
-
A device that sprinkles water.
-
A lamp that doesn't need fire.
-
They said you have countless wonders
that we have never seen, or heard of.
-
Yes, Lord.
We also have TV's with moving figures.
-
We have telephones that help us to...
-
...talk with people anywhere in the world.
-
We've many more wonders in our time.
-
Who is the king of your
nation that has such treasures?
-
We don't have kings, Lord.
-
Common people rule over us.
-
We give the power to the
one who wins the elections.
-
Wow! That's so strange!
-
A kingdom without a king?
-
People are rulers?
-
It is a strange thing indeed.
-
Glory to you, Lord.
-
What news do you bring for me?
-
Poet Narasa,
who is known as "Shatha Ganda Pindera"...
-
...who is titled The Goddess
Saraswati's Own Poet...
-
...is going to grace our court tomorrow.
-
Poet Narasa is visiting us?
-
Oh dear! Tomorrow might be the end of...
-
...Vijayanagaram's celebrated
literary splendor.
-
Why do you say that, Lord?
-
Our eight literary pillars
will be in tight spot.
-
Poet Narasa is very proficient
at reciting poems that...
-
...even poets who are literary
geniuses can't explain.
-
Is poet Narasa so accomplished?
-
Sounds more like a pest than a poet.
-
He has defeated poets
in six kingdoms till now.
-
Tomorrow's court...
-
Don't worry about that, Lord.
-
Poet Narasa will be defeated
in your court tomorrow.
-
Your Vijayanagaram's literary
splendor will be untouched.
-
May your words come
true with Lord Shiva's help!
-
We will bestow great honor on you, friend.
-
Thank you very much, sir.
-
Stop!
-
Who are you?
-
I'm the new maid.
I'm taking fruits for the queen.
-
What do you mean?
-
I mean fruits.
-
That's what we call them in Sanskrit.
-
Go ahead.
-
[Laughs]
-
Why are you laughing?
-
The queen is waiting for you. Hurry up.
-
Madhavi!
-
Who are you?
- Your husband.
-
[Gasps]
-
Oh dear, come with me.
-
Why did you come here?
-
I don't remember our
nuptial night at all...
-
...but it has left me
craving for more, Madhavi.
-
I couldn't stay away from you.
So, I came in this disguise.
-
How is it? Is it good?
-
Do you know how dangerous
it is for a man...
-
...to enter queen's chamber?
-
If the soldiers recognize you,
your life will be in danger.
-
I don't care if I die.
I can't stay away from you, Madhavi.
-
I'll meet you at Tungabadhra
riverbank tomorrow evening.
-
Leave right now.
-
Stay for a few minutes.
- Please come.
-
Stop!
-
Why are you taking the fruits back?
-
The queen asked for
sweets instead of fruits.
-
Sweets?
-
Fruits are ripe fruits
and sweets are unripe fruits.
-
In Sanskrit?
- Yes.
-
Madhavi!
- Yes?
-
I'm going to the market tomorrow.
What do you want?
-
Bring me pretty bangles.
Let's go.
-
Bring me a stack of cigars.
- Stack of cigars?
-
I mean a trunk for clothes.
- In Sanskrit?
-
Yes.
- Let's go. - In Sanskrit.
-
[Laughs]
-
In Sanskrit.
-
'The feelings of enjoyment in this world'
-
'The feelings of enjoyment in this world'
-
'The feelings of enjoyment in this world'
-
'The feelings of enjoyment in this world'
-
What are you doing, poet?
-
I'm trying to understand the meaning.
-
Trying to understand that poem is useless.
-
Forget that and throw a new poem
at him that he can never understand.
-
It's not as easy as you think.
It takes time.
-
Don't say that.
You already have a thought in your mind.
-
I can see your mind at work.
-
A king rules people.
-
Who gives milk to people? Think about it.
-
Cows and buffaloes.
-
And?
- And goats.
-
Correct. What do those goats have?
-
Tails.
-
Perfect. Go ahead. Victory is yours.
-
Poet Narasa.
-
Explaining the meaning
to your poem is very easy.
-
But if you want me to do it...
-
...you have explain the
meaning of this poem first.
-
Go ahead. I will explain it.
-
Think it through and explain the meaning.
-
Can you say the poem once again?
-
Goddess Saraswati's Own Poet...
-
...cannot request to
hear the poem once again.
-
And you are a great genius.
-
Glory to you, Lord. I accept my defeat.
-
I'll take your leave now.
-
Whether you win or lose,
you are a poet who visited my court.
-
Please accept my hospitality.
-
Krishna Kumar! Your words came true.
-
I acknowledge your important
role in Ramakrishna's victory.
-
I will bestow great
honor on you as I promised.
-
That proud man who insulted
me shouldn't receive honor.
-
He should be humiliated
before everyone in the court.
-
What do you have in mind?
-
I have a plan. You have to implement it.
-
What is that plan?
-
Let me go!
-
Please let me go!
-
Let me go!
-
Let me go!
-
Please let me go!
-
Commander! What are you doing?
-
Forgive me, Lord.
-
Simhanandini was trying to kill herself.
-
I noticed it,
stopper her and brought her here.
-
She was trying to kill herself?
-
Nandini! Is that true?
-
Yes, Lord.
-
What caused you to take that step?
-
I was deceived, Lord.
-
Who deceived you?
-
Krishna Kumar.
-
Me?
- Wicked man!
-
You were mesmerized with my dance.
-
You desired me and drew closer to me.
-
You said you will marry
me and had your way with me.
-
Once you were done with me,
you rejected me...
-
...and decided to marry Hema.
-
Isn't that deception?
- Shut up!
-
Dirty woman!
When did I say that I will marry you?
-
Lord, she threw herself at
me with unbridled lust one night.
-
I warned her and left.
-
She cooked up all these
lies to take revenge on me.
-
Nandini!
-
I swear on God, Lord.
I'm telling the truth.
-
He praised my dance...
- Stop. I praised your dance?
-
[Scoffs] My Hema can
dance better than you.
-
No woman on this earth
can defeat me in dancing.
-
Simhanandini!
This court is the only earth you know.
-
You are delusional if you think
nobody in this world can defeat you.
-
Lord! This man is insulting your court.
-
Our royal dancer has your
favor because of her talent.
-
He's insulting you by stating that...
-
...there are others who
can dance better than her.
-
Commander! There are many
great people on this earth.
-
This young man's words can be true.
-
Minister! I have a humble request.
-
He said that this Hema
can dance better than me.
-
If I defeat this Hema with my dance...
-
...this Krishna Kumar
should accept my accusation...
-
...and marry me.
Ask him to promise me that.
-
Oh, what nonsense! Dance competition?
-
Okay, I'm ready.
Let's have that competition.
-
I'll defeat you and shut you up forever.
-
Hema! What are you doing?
-
I accept the challenge.
-
Appaji!
-
Yes, Lord?
-
Since the dancers agreed
to the competition...
-
...make the arrangements
as they requested.
-
Yes, Lord. I will arrange it for tomorrow.
-
[Music]
-
"The art of song and dance is divine"
-
"It is not easily achieved"
-
"The story of eternal love"
-
"It is very hard to describe it"
-
"To attain expertise in music"
-
"To achieve mastery in dance"
-
"It takes a lot of effort"
-
"The art of song and dance is divine"
-
"It is not easily achieved"
-
"The story of eternal love"
-
"It is very hard to describe it"
-
[Music]
-
"The very fine movements in dance"
-
"The very fine movements in dance,
are revealed today"
-
"The Peacock has trained
in the graceful movements"
-
"The tunes shall make rocks melt"
-
"In the presence of the King Rayalu"
-
"In a way which enthralls the audience"
-
"This performance of the art of dance"
-
"I also know how to perform"
-
"I am unbeatable"
-
"The trophy belongs to me"
-
"The art of dance is my home ground"
-
"This is the best of the best"
-
"This is the best of the best"
-
"The entire hall will be mesmerised"
-
"The art of song and dance is divine"
-
"It is not easily achieved"
-
"The story of eternal love"
-
"It is very hard to describe it"
-
[Music]
-
"The romantic moods
are captured in Hampi sculpture"
-
"It is reflected in the music
that gives pleasure to everyone"
-
"The beauty is embodied in the images"
-
"The pictures represent all the fine arts"
-
"It is a clarion call"
- "That grows slowly"
-
"It is a clarion call"
- "That grows slowly"
-
"The stage is set for the final display"
-
"See this song and dance
of the modern era"
-
"Twist the song to the rhyme and try"
-
"It will be a totally new experience"
-
"Rock 'n' roll, shake and roll"
-
"Rock 'n' roll, shake and roll"
-
[Music]
-
"The story of eternal love"
-
"It is very hard to describe it"
-
[Applause]
-
Appaji!
-
Yes, Lord!
- Give the verdict.
-
Since Hema won the dance competition...
-
...Krishna Kumar will marry her.
-
Since Simhanandini insulted
our royal guests...
-
...because of selfish motives...
-
...she will no longer
continue as the royal dander.
-
Krishna Kumar!
-
I consider my royal dancer's
mistake as my mistake.
-
I apologize to you. Forgive me.
-
This shows how generous
and kind you are, Lord.
-
Please forgive us for what happened.
-
As a compensation for our
Simhanandini's conspiracy...
-
...you can ask for whatever
you want in our kingdom...
-
...and I will gladly give it to you.
-
We don't want anything, Lord.
-
Since tomorrow is 'Poornima',
we want to see...
-
...the brilliance of
the diamond in your temple.
-
Absolutely.
-
I will make arrangements
for you to watch its brilliance.
-
I invite you to my
chambers tomorrow night.
-
Thank you, sir.
-
[Chanting mantras]
-
It was wonderful, Lord.
-
You can't see this brilliance
on every 'Poornima' night.
-
You will see these colors
on 'Karthika Poornima' only.
-
The month of 'Karthikam'
is Lord Shiva's favorite month.
-
Our older ones say
that Lord Shiva himself...
-
...blessed my father with this diamond.
-
So, this miracle takes place
only on 'Karthika Poornima'.
-
Our wonderment can never
be described in words.
-
We'll be indebted to you for this.
-
We consider ourselves
lucky that we could see it.
-
I want to exact revenge
from that man for...
-
...making me suffer the wrath of the king.
-
How will you do that?
-
Krishna Kumar is returning
to his country in two days.
-
We have to create a
hazard and stop his journey.
-
We have to make that proud man
suffer the king's wrath and burn to ashes.
-
Remember what I told you.
-
Tonight. The prayer room.
-
You will be beheaded
if you make any mistake.
-
[Thunder rumbling]
-
Is the commander a thief too?
-
Why did you come here?
-
It is your duty to protect
the kingdom as a commander...
-
...but you are betraying your king.
-
How could you stoop so low?
-
[Gong chimed]
-
Imprison him!
-
Let me go.
-
[Thuds]
-
Who is that?
-
Why did you come into my room?
-
Why did you try to put
that diamond in my suitcase?
-
Soldiers!
-
Stop it! Stop it!
-
Krishna Kumar!
-
Commander! What is going on here?
-
Lord! He's a thief. Soldiers saw him...
-
...entering the prayer
room and stealing the diamond.
-
I'm trying to imprison
him but he's trying to escape.
-
That's a lie, Lord.
I saw him entering my room and...
-
...trying to put the
diamond in my suitcase.
-
I caught him when he tried to escape.
- [Chuckles]
-
Lord! Why does he have
the diamond if I had stolen it?
-
Traitor! You selfishly wanted
that diamond for yourself...
-
...and betrayed the king.
-
I trusted you as a friend
and extended my friendship.
-
How dare you betray me in this manner?
-
Commander!
First take that diamond from him!
-
This traitor tried to
steal Lord Shiva's gift and...
-
...tried to destroy the
tradition of Vijayanagara empire.
-
I sentence him to death!
-
[Screams]
- Lord!
-
Implement it right away!
-
Krishna!
- Sir!
-
What is this? What is going on?
-
How can you do this
without an arrest warrant?
-
Imprison them!
-
Darn it! What is happening here? Leave me!
-
What are you blabbering?
-
Don't speak in English.
We are already in trouble.
-
As a king who assumed the
throne that has glorified...
-
...unparalleled Vijayanagara
empire's traditions...
-
...it is my duty to punish
him on the basis of evidence.
-
But as a man who trusts his conscience...
-
...I don't believe that
he is a culprit, Appaji.
-
So, please guide me in this matter.
-
This is inhuman!
-
It is cruel to incriminate your guests.
-
Krishna is innocent!
He did not commit a crime!
-
It is unjust to give him death sentence!
-
Do you have a last wish?
-
As an advocate of fine arts.
-
Vijayanagara empire which
is known for its patronage...
-
...to the fine arts,
music and literature...
-
...gave in to offenders
during Krishnadevaraya's rule...
-
...and gave death sentences
to innocent people...
-
...without discerning
injustice from justice.
-
Write this down in the
pages of history with my blood.
-
Execute him!
-
No! Sir! Sir!
- Krishna!
-
Let him go!
- Krishna!
-
Sir! No!
-
No! Sir!
-
Krishna! Krishna!
-
Lord! Lord! Krishna Kumar is innocent.
-
The Commander stole that
diamond from the prayer room.
-
I saw it myself.
-
That evil man imprisoned
me for catching him in the act.
-
Madhavi here helped me to escape.
-
Wonderful!
-
Appaji! Your discernment
and wisdom are unparalleled.
-
My conscience told me
that Krishna Kumar is innocent.
-
That's why I saved him.
-
I'm happy that I trusted my instincts.
-
Sir! Where are we going?
-
To our time.
-
Eighty seven, eighty eight...
-
...eighty nine, ninety, ninety one...
- Yeah!
-
Ninety two... Sir, why isn't it stopping?
-
Ninety six... Stop it, sir! Stop it!
-
Why isn't this stopping, sir!
Stop it! Stop it!
-
We reached the year 2504.
-
Did we come to the future?
-
Yes.
-
Sir! What kind of a machine is this?
-
I was very unfortunate to get stuck in it.
-
It looks like a desert.
I don't see any people around.
-
What's that? Is it a factory?
-
No. It looks like a city.
-
Sir, what is going on? My skin is burning.
-
Yes, I feel the same.
-
Hey!
-
This way! This way!
- He's calling us.
-
Run this way!
-
Come on.
-
Hurry up! Come quick!
-
Come on, make it fast! Hurry!
-
Who are you, sir?
- I'm the chief scientist here.
-
My control room informed
me that you landed here...
-
...because your time machine broke down.
-
You are lucky that you
landed closer to the city.
-
It would've been dangerous
if you had landed far away.
-
What are these blisters, sir?
- Come inside, I'll explain later.
-
Do you know who we are?
-
We are in the future,
so we know who you are.
-
Where are we going now?
-
To my city.
-
Your city?
- Yes.
-
This way?
- Yes.
-
You see, atom bombs were
used in World War III...
-
...and all the countries
in the world were destroyed.
-
Only a few people escaped alive.
-
The war left us to deal
with radiation everywhere.
-
These blisters are caused by radiation.
-
How can you guys survive
in such atmosphere?
-
After the war,
we all built our homes underground.
-
Gradually many underground
cities cropped up.
-
So, we've to live
underground all our lives?
-
My whole body is burning up.
-
Just a few minutes.
-
We'll get them removed
in the anti-radiation cell.
-
Don't worry.
-
Please come.
-
This is our anti-radiation cell.
-
No, don't touch that.
-
Stand at a distance.
-
Come here.
-
Stand right here.
-
Please come.
Welcome. This is our police station.
-
This is a police station?
-
It looks like a five star hotel.
-
[Laughs] Thank you.
-
By the way,
our men are repairing your time machine.
-
But it should be done within eight hours.
-
Otherwise you'll be in danger.
-
Danger? What do you mean?
-
You can survive only eight
hours in this atmosphere.
-
Oh God!
-
Calm down.
-
Your names are registered. Now you can go.
-
What? We didn't sign any papers...
-
...and you didn't take our photos.
-
Our computers recorded
all the details when you came.
-
[Ringing sound]
-
Hubby! Our daughter's blood group,
ECG and other tests...
-
...are a perfect match
with the scientist's son's tests.
-
The wedding is this evening. Okay?
-
Okay.
-
Inform all our friends that
our daughter's wedding is today evening.
-
They all can watch
it on TV in their homes.
-
Got it? Don't forget to inform them.
- Okay.
-
Don't stay at work for too long.
-
Come home early and
get everything done on time.
-
By the way, I heard that
the price of tomatoes is down.
-
One kilo is for 1,500 rupees.
-
Bring two kilos on your way back home.
-
Okay.
-
My wife.
-
'What kind of a telephone is that?'
-
'All the household affairs are exposed.'
-
'The telephones in our time
are better even if they don't work.'
-
'The others can't hear
when our wives scold us.'
-
The speakers are playing
the words in my mind.
-
This is a new machine of our time.
-
All the thoughts in your mind...
-
...will be converted into
sound and played on our speakers.
-
'Darn it! What atrocity is this?'
-
'Can't I abuse anyone in my mind?'
-
Can you stop thinking for a minute?
-
There are speakers behind you.
-
How can I stop thinking?
-
We saw 'The Seat of Truth'
in the movie "Maya Bazar".
-
This is even worse than that.
- [Machine beeping]
-
What's this?
Why is the belt making a sound?
-
Does it mean anything?
- [Machine beeping]
-
Your belt is making sound too.
-
Oh, my belt is ringing too.
- [Laughs]
-
Our stomach computer
says that you are hungry.
-
We can simply ask for
food when we are hungry.
-
Why do we need a bell for that?
-
We don't have the freedom
to think on our own.
-
We have to do whatever our computers say.
-
Come on, I'll take
you to our chief scientist.
-
What are those floating in the air?
Are they satellites?
-
No. Aerial traffic.
-
We have the same amount of
traffic on the roads and in the sky.
-
Sir.
- Yes?
-
I've a small doubt.
-
Do we have to wear these
tight clothes and wires...
-
...as long as we are here?
-
Only when you come out.
For anti-radiation.
-
You can wear anything you like at home.
-
We can buy some clothes at the shop. Come.
-
Please come.
- Please come.
-
Please come.
-
This is a new invention of our time.
-
It will play music when you touch it.
-
It is like our tape recorder.
What's new in that?
-
When you touch your tape recorder,
it will play music.
-
But if you touch this,
you will play music.
-
Do you want to try it? Please.
-
[Music]
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
"New colors are taking us to new fields"
-
"Count your future dreams"
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
[Music]
-
"There is a spectacle before our eyes"
-
"Let's find out more about it"
-
"This is strange even to our dreams"
-
"We've never seen it before"
-
"This world is full of wonders"
-
"Let's spend some more time here"
-
"This music is mesmerizing"
-
"Let's hear it again and again"
-
"Let's greet someone"
-
"Let's see where this road goes"
-
"All the information
we need about tomorrow"
-
"Is right here before us now"
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
"New colors are taking us to new fields"
-
"Count your future dreams"
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
[Music]
-
"Did you hear the cuckoo's welcome?"
-
"Let's answer it as guests"
-
"Look at all the bright stars"
-
"Let's open the doors and have a look"
-
"This is a new intoxication"
-
"Maybe this world is a mind mystery"
-
"It's a victory picture from the brain"
-
"It's a magic spell
by the wise dictionary"
-
"Let's tread carefully"
-
"Let's unravel secrets"
-
"Let's chase the mysteries"
-
"Let's decode them"
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
"New colors are taking us to new fields"
-
"Count your future dreams"
-
"Let's go on a naughty ride"
-
"Let's do some mischief and have fun"
-
"Guess why"
-
"My young heart is racing"
-
"It knows about the future destination"
-
"That's why"
-
Wait.
-
What's that?
It looks like a model of Charminar.
-
Not a model. It's Charminar.
-
Huh? - Yes. It sunk into
the ground after World War III.
-
We are protecting the remaining structure.
-
Wow. Fantastic.
-
Come, this way.
-
I might find cigarettes here.
-
Let me go, sir. Please, sir. I beg of you.
-
I won't smoke again, sir.
-
Please, sir. Let me go.
-
Why are they dragging him away?
What did he do?
-
Rape or murder?
-
Something far worse.
He was caught smoking a cigarette.
-
He has been given a death sentence.
-
What? A death sentence
for smoking a cigarette?
-
Yes. This is the underground.
-
One spark of fire can destroy everything.
-
Do you have cigarettes here?
-
Why did he run away
when I asked for cigarettes?
-
Cigarettes?
- Yes, madam.
-
A cigarette is made of tobacco.
-
For smoking.
-
You will get a death sentence
if you say that word. - [Gasps]
-
A death sentence? No!
-
Where did he go?
-
He was with us. Maybe he got lost.
-
He's new here.
-
Excuse me, sir.
- Yes?
-
These are our guests.
One of them is missing.
-
Can you go with him and find him? Please.
-
Okay, come with me.
-
Hema, you stay here. If he comes back...
-
I'll give you information.
-
Thank you.
- Yes, come on.
-
This is our power house.
-
We have information that he is here.
-
Uncle! Police uncle!
- Yes, I'm here.
-
Sir! I'm glad that you came to save me.
-
Please tell her that I'll
never smoke cigarettes again.
-
Okay, now you have to leave.
-
If you don't leave from here...
-
I know we'll die. Please don't remind us.
-
Let's get out of here. Come on.
-
This diamond?
-
It is from the time
of King Krishnadevaraya.
-
They used to worship it in those times.
-
They kept it in museums in your time.
-
Now we are using its rays
to generate electricity...
-
...and supply it to the whole city.
-
How is it floating in the air?
-
Hema! What's wrong?
-
I'm feeling giddy.
My chest feels constricted.
-
So, this atmosphere started affecting you.
-
We can't waste time. Come with me.
-
We recorded the histories
of precious artifacts of the past...
-
...so that our people
can learn about them.
-
You'll see the video recording
about that diamond here.
-
This diamond belongs to
the time of Sri Krishnadevaraya.
-
They regularly worshipped
it in the king's prayer room.
-
After that, it was in a
museum in Hyderabad for centuries.
-
In the year 1991,
a millionaire named Raja Varma...
-
...stole this diamond
replacing it with a duplicate.
-
But on 15th of March,
a youth named Krishna Kumar...
-
...helped to restore
it back to the museum.
-
During the same time,
Raja Varma kidnapped...
-
...Professor Ramdas
to steal the time machine.
-
In the scuffle that ensued
between Krishna Kumar...
-
...and Raja Varma,
Krishna Kumar lost his life.
-
You can read the evening
newspaper of March 15th...
-
...to know more about this incident.
-
Sir, what is this?
-
Calm down.
- This is horrible.
-
It's okay. Promise me something.
-
Don't tell this to anyone,
especially Hema.
-
Sir?
- Promise me.
-
My head is spinning, sir.
-
What? He's gasping for breath?
-
Krishna Kumar! Every minute
here is dangerous for his life.
-
You can't stay here for
more ten minutes. Let's go.
-
I'll inform the others to meet there.
Let's go.
-
Come on, hurry. Don't waste time.
-
We fed the instructions
and kept the machine ready.
-
All the information
you need is already inside.
-
Okay? You'll go back to
your time if you press the button.
-
The computer will say present.
That's your sign.
-
Okay?
- Okay. Thank you.
-
Take off. Happy life!
-
Hello! Hello!
Aerial station! Aerial station!
-
Aditya 369 taking off!
Aditya 369 taking off!
-
[Beeping]
-
Hello!
-
Krishna! You are back!
-
We reached safely.
I called up to inform you.
-
I'm talking from a hotel
that's 100 kilometers away.
-
Our friend is unconscious.
-
We will come home once he recovers.
-
Where is Hema?
-
She's right here.
What is it? What's wrong?
-
Someone kidnapped Hema's
father and Kishore.
-
Krishna! What's wrong?
-
Don't be scared.
-
Someone named Raja
Varma kidnapped your dad.
-
Oh God!
- Don't worry. I know where he is.
-
You stay here and take care of uncle.
I'll go to him.
-
In the scuffle that ensued
between Krishna Kumar...
-
...and Raja Varma,
Krishna Kumar lost his life.
-
What is it, Krishna?
-
Nothing.
-
Look, professor.
-
It is your job to invent new things.
-
And it is our job to use them carefully.
-
Where is the time machine?
-
What time machine?
-
You don't know? I'll tell you.
-
[Violin playing]
-
[Screaming]
-
Wow, Raja sir.
-
You made the violins sound so violent.
-
You are great, Raja sir.
-
Stop it! I'll tell you!
-
[Sighs]
-
Good kid. Now tell us.
-
Time machine is a lie.
-
There is no time or machine in it.
-
He wrapped a big drum with
wires and attached bulbs to it.
-
It's just a toy.
-
How dare you call my time machine a drum?
-
It's just a toy?
-
I invented something that
no one in this world invented.
-
They will kill us
if you reveal that thing.
-
I don't care if they kill us.
My time machine is a wonder.
-
Very good. I want that time machine.
-
[Rapid gunfire]
-
Professor! Raja sir is not a man of words.
-
He will kill you if you
don't make another one for him.
-
He said he will behead
me if I don't bring that diamond.
-
I placed a duplicate there
and gave him the real diamond.
-
I told you they stole
the diamond in the museum.
-
Shut up, kid!
-
[Dogs barking]
-
You've to make another
time machine for me in 24 hours.
-
Otherwise my men will kill you with music.
-
Look behind!
-
[Rapid gunfire]
-
Sir, the time machine is on the hill.
-
We saw it.
-
Catch him!
-
Let's go. Come on.
- Go where?
-
Uncle! Uncle!
-
[Gunshot]
-
Uncle, use this.
-
Don't move.
-
Now come out.
-
Come on.
- Okay.
-
Uncle! Oh no!
-
Uncle!
-
Uncle!
-
Uncle!
-
Uncle, come on!
-
Uncle, hurry up!
-
Uncle!
-
Uncle!
-
Come on. Walk.
- Yes.
-
[Laughs]
-
Get in.
-
Get in.
-
Start it.
-
Come on, quick.
-
I don't know.
- Come on, hurry.
-
Professor, you get down.
-
Beat that rascal.
-
Tell us what happened. I'm scared.
-
We went to the future in the time machine.
-
And we saw today's
evening newspapers there.
-
Today, sir will fight with
Raja Varma and lose his life. - [Gasps]
-
Oh my God!
-
Uncle.
-
Let me go! Let me go!
- Krishna!
-
[Laughs]
-
Krishna, get down.
-
Switch it off.
-
Switch it off.
-
Oh no!
- [Explosion]
-
Krishna!
- Auntie.
-
Hema.
- Hema.
-
I feel like I sent sir to his death.
-
Why was I unconscious at that time?
-
I would've stopped him if I was awake.
-
I killed him.
-
I killed him.
-
Don't blame yourself.
-
None of us could've stopped it.
-
We can't escape from fate.
-
His time was up. So, he left.
-
Son.
- Mom.
-
Sir, you are alive.
-
I don't understand.
-
Just two seconds before
the time machine exploded...
-
...I jumped out of the window.
-
I fell into a valley and blacked out.
-
Then the newspaper
that we saw in the future...
-
That was today evening's edition.
-
Tomorrow's papers will
say that I'm still alive.
-
If we had stayed a few
more minutes in the future...
-
...we would've seen
tomorrow's newspapers too.
-
Didn't you get it?
- No.
-
You won't get it.
-
That's okay.
I'm just glad that you are safe.
-
Auntie, uncle is here.
You've to throw a big party.
-
Oh, sure.
-
I want ice-cream that
is as big as the time machine.
-
Don't mention that machine.
-
It sounds like a time bomb to my ears.
-
What's wrong, grandpa?
Why do you look sad?
-
Of course I'll be sad.
My time machine is destroyed.
-
It's okay.
You can start your experiments again.
-
But one small request.
-
Your time machine can
take us to the past and future.
-
But how will that help
people in the present?
-
You are right.
-
So, invent something that
will help people in the present.
-
Grandpa can't do that. I'll do it. [Final]
