005-Part,5,-International Film Festival.Of India ,Award Art,Hindi Film,Massey Sahib-

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00:00...with this sort of thing.

00:02Ruby, darling, you're going to have to get used to my touring.

00:06It's usually only during the winter months.

00:09It's just that the road has become my...

00:12I mean, nobody else seems to care one way or the other.

00:15So I'm left holding the baby.

00:18If we can get the gangs working again, we can finish before the rains.

00:23Then it'll just be the winters, the touring months.

00:27What do the wives expect you to do?

00:31The English wives, what do they do?

00:35Lots and lots of babies, I suppose.

00:38Dumb charades at the club.

00:41Don't the wives ever go on tour?

00:44Actually, that's why most district officers waited till they were done...

00:46...with their districts before they got married.

00:49I was one of the impatient ones.

00:51Just couldn't wait.

00:53It's true.

00:57Can't I come, Charles?

01:02Please?

01:04Do you really want to?

01:06Beastly long ride?

01:08Mosquitoes?

01:10Leeches?

01:11Camp food?

01:13Are you sure?

01:18Hmm.

01:22Of course you can.

01:23Of course you can, darling.

01:25I just never imagined that you'd want to.

01:28If you can do it, so can I.

01:30I'm not going to.

01:31You are a man.

01:32I've been here for this night.

01:33If you want to make a man and government...

01:34...you don't want to make a man...

01:36...the man, please...

01:37...do you want to make a man?

01:38I'm not here, sir.

01:39I'm not here for anything.

01:40I'm not here for you.

01:41I'm not here.

01:42I'm here for you.

01:43I'm here for you.

01:44I'm here for you.

01:45If you don't want to work on your own, you will do it.

01:51You want to work on your own.

01:55Where will you come from?

01:57You are the first.

02:00You don't want to work on your own,

02:03and you don't want to work on your own,

02:06and you don't want to work on your own.

02:08You don't want to work on this man in the village.

02:11You don't want to work on your own.

02:13Would you like a girl?

02:35Anyway, after that, it was girls, girls, girls all the time.

02:40all the time. He had this girl, Gladys Fortune. Once they disappeared in the middle of the

02:45night and nobody knew where they'd gone for three days. Gladys's papa was also in the

02:50railways. Oh, papa, what a pass he made. I'll never forget that.

03:10What? Who are you?

03:16You are not recognized, Maishi. Maishi, Saab.

03:20Good lord. Maishi, what on earth?

03:23Maishi, what on earth are you doing here in the middle of the jungle?

03:27Where have you been?

03:29I was...

03:31Saab, I heard that our Adam Saab came to the camp.

03:35Saab, we thought we'd get to meet you.

03:38Well, that's marvelous.

03:42Bariya, bod bariya, Maishi.

03:45Um, well, it is nice of you.

03:48Saipo me tomko pucha, Maishi.

03:51He said you'd gone.

03:53Um, that was a bad business, Maishi.

03:59Oh, no, Saab, thikka, Saab.

04:03Saab, al dekhani, Saab, hamara wife.

04:07Oh, namaste, namaste.

04:14This is your, uh, waris?

04:17What's his name? His?

04:19Ah, his.

04:20His.

04:25Charles.

04:26Yes, Saab.

04:27That's nice.

04:28Very thoughtful of you, Maishi.

04:31Well, tell me, um, what are you doing now?

04:34I mean, what do you do for a living?

04:36Bas, Saab, idar udar.

04:37Now, I am traveling businessman, Saab.

04:41Business.

04:42Hmm, I see.

04:43What sort of business?

04:45Um, well, she's with me here, Maishi.

05:00Um, inside.

05:02Yes, Saab.

05:03Saab, do minute ke liye.

05:04I want to respect Saab.

05:05Humara message bhot chahata hai, Saab.

05:06Well, um, let me ask her.

05:08All right?

05:09Uh, Ruby?

05:10Ruby?

05:11Yes?

05:12Darling, is it all right if I bring some people in for a bit?

05:15Okay.

05:16Come.

05:17Come.

05:18Come on.

05:19Cello.

05:23Come on in.

05:24Come.

05:26Cello.

05:27Good night, Maishi.

05:31Um, darling, this is Masi.

05:33He was, uh, English-type babu at the Seapod after, a little before you came.

05:39Oh, and, uh, his wife.

05:42Well, it's, uh, good to see you, Masi.

05:44Wait, darling, that's cold.

05:45I'll get it warmed up for you.

05:46Beera!

05:47Beera!

05:48Saab, aap seupur vapas return.

05:49Kup karei ghe sab?

05:50Sab khaana thanda ho gaya, Saab ka.

05:51Garam karke laayega.

05:52Kuch tikaane, Masi.

05:53Both garbar hotha.

05:54Saara kam ruk gaya.

05:55You know, kam ne karna mangta.

05:56I just don't understand.

05:57I don't understand.

05:58You know, I don't know.

05:59You know, I don't know.

06:00You know, I don't know.

06:01You know, I don't know.

06:02I don't know.

06:03You know, I don't know.

06:04You know, I don't know.

06:05You know, I don't know.

06:06You know.

06:07You know, kam ne karna mangta.

06:08I just don't understand.

06:09The work stopped.

06:10Completely.

06:11You know, kam ne karna mangta.

06:12I just don't understand.

06:13The work stopped.

06:14Completely.

06:15What can I do, Saab?

06:16What happened to you, Saab?

06:17What happened to you, Saab?

06:18That's what we're trying to find out.

06:20He says no one will work after the Kitai.

06:24Because they've got their grain for the next two or three months and don't feel they need

06:34to earn any more.

06:35I don't know.

06:36I don't understand, Massey.

06:39It's funny, isn't it?

06:40First we had all the bealdars we wanted and more, but no money.

06:45Well, now we have the money.

06:48No bealdars.

06:49No bealdars?

06:52How much money would it be, Saab?

06:55Total?

06:56Oh.

06:57Bara, terror, gangs.

06:59At the very least, that's 240.

07:04Mushkil.

07:06If we don't get started before the barish, that'll be that.

07:11There's some jiggery-pokery going on, Massey.

07:13I'm sure of it.

07:15This work can be done as a lumberman.

07:17In his hands, everything is done with him.

07:20All the lumberdards were there.

07:25They would have helped if they could.

07:27No, Saab.

07:28Lumberdards can do it.

07:30You have to have to believe them.

07:33It's 240, Saab.

07:35I think I can do, Saab.

07:37I can do, Saab.

07:38Two, three days, Saab.

07:40But I will not have to do anything.

07:43You will stay in two days, Saab.

07:46Yes, well, that's what I thought.

07:48Keep on trying for another day or two, and if nothing happens, well, pack up and go home.

07:54Good night, Saab.

07:55Good night, Massey.

07:56Imagine bringing them into the sitting room.

08:03You'll never guess what he's called.

08:05The little fellow?

08:06What?

08:07Massey's named him Charles.

08:08After you?

08:09Hmm.

08:10What cheek?

08:11What cheek?

08:12It's not so good, but...

08:14Now, shut up and shut up.

08:15You have to go.

08:16Sorry.

08:17See, that's right.

08:18I'm sorry.

08:19See.

08:20That's right.

08:21I'm sorry.

08:22What's wrong with you?

08:23I'm sorry.

08:24No, sir.

08:25No, sir.

08:26I'm sorry.

08:27I'm sorry.

08:28I'm sorry.

08:29I'm sorry.

08:30I'm sorry.

08:32I'm sorry.

08:33I'm sorry.

08:34That's right.

08:35I'm sorry.

08:36I'm sorry.

08:37Yes, sir.

08:41Yes, Ali.

08:44Yes, your name is very long.

08:46You have heard us.

08:48He told us whole life.

08:50You are hearing English.

08:52So?

08:53I am saying that you are just on the Bulgarian site.

08:57No, not from the England?

09:00What did you do?

09:02No, you, I am going to take it.

09:06oh

09:08hey

09:10hi

09:12hi

09:14hi

09:16hi

09:18Hi

09:20Hi

09:22I

09:24My

09:26Mr. Saab, the big doctor.

09:28Yes.

09:47Better, Saab. Better.

09:56Let us tell our names. The name of the village.

09:59Saab, the village, the village, the village, the village, the village, the village.

10:05Why, Saab, something happened?

10:07Yes.

10:08Please.

10:11Yes.

10:12Please.

10:16Saab, what is this written?

10:19I will read it.

10:23I am a village.

10:25You are not?

10:26Yes.

10:27I am not accustomed to.

10:29I am sorry for money.

10:30I am giving you an opportunity for Madera, Jila, Siophur and Svinder.

10:34I am making a decision that we have to become a man of his government's government to the government.

10:39It is not the best to work in the government.

10:42foreign

11:12This is not true.

11:13I don't have to say anything about this.

11:16No, I don't have to say anything.

11:21I don't have to say anything about this, but I don't think it's too much.

11:25It's my duty.

11:26It's the case of every house that the house is free.

11:29Now there's no one.

11:30The house is free, the house is free, and no one will be free.

11:34That's the house that the house is free.

11:38In the city of the city.

11:40So far.

11:42Let's go.

11:44How many towns?

11:46Which were not to send from the city?

11:48Are there two?

11:50Yes, there are two.

11:52Then the city of the city should not be more?

11:54No, sir.

11:56Let's sign this.

11:58Who will get the next year?

12:00Not even?

12:02No, sir.

12:04We have always understood everything.

12:06We will explain it again, sir.

12:08We will say everything.

12:10We will say it again.

12:12Okay.

12:14Look at that.

12:16There will be nothing to do with the 40s.

12:18If you want to sit down,

12:20there will be nothing to do with the 60s.

12:22There will be a lot of people.

12:24Do you have to do a job before you?

12:26Yes, there will be a lot of people.

12:28Leave us.

12:30Why, sir?

12:32There is no need to go to town.

12:34No, there is no need.

12:36There is no need to go to town.

12:38What is the name of town?

12:40What is the name of town?

12:42The name of town?

12:44Yes, the name of town.

12:46There is no need to go to town.

12:48What is the name of town?

12:50Duna.

12:52That is also the 60s.

12:54Yes.

12:56Let me send someone.

12:58Let me show you the way.

13:00Roodla?

13:02Roodla?

13:04Charles?

13:06Charles?

13:08Charles?

13:10Charles?

13:11Charles?

13:12Charles?

13:13Charles?

13:14Charles?

13:15Something dreadful.

13:16Charles?

13:17Charles?

13:18Charles, get up.

13:19Charles, wake up.

13:20What?

13:21Charles, come here.

13:22Come look at this.

13:23Look.

13:24What?

13:25What?

13:26Look.

13:27What?

13:28What?

13:29Look.

13:30What is it?

13:31What?

13:32I don't believe it.

13:33I don't believe it.

13:34It's all right, darling.

13:35It's extraordinary.

13:36Quick, give me my shirt.

13:37Quick.

13:38Give me my shirt.

13:39Quick.

13:40Quick.

13:41What?

13:42What?

13:43What?

13:44What is it?

13:45What?

13:46I don't believe it.

13:48I don't believe it.

13:51It's all right, darling.

13:53It's extraordinary.

13:55Quick.

13:56Give me my shirt.

13:57Quick.

13:58Quick.

14:18Is this your doing, Nancy?

14:20How's it?

14:22Extraordinary.

14:23Extraordinary.

14:24How do you keep me out?

14:26How on earth did you do it?

14:28It's not your pleasure.

14:29How of it is, Gary.

14:31You are the drei.

14:32Good God.

14:33Well what are we waiting for?

14:35Well what are we waiting for?

14:40Go go.

14:41Do you live in 99729?

14:45Don't press it.

14:46Try that.

14:47Go get the element.

14:48Buy it Antnik.

14:49Help your hàng.

14:50Take the next door, seresumes.

14:52Here he is buying some money.

14:53I create a new耶.

14:56No, no, no, no!

15:26Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

15:56Let's go, let's go!

16:26Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!

16:57I really do appreciate what you've done.

17:00You don't know how much I've...

17:02Well, you've never said so, not once. Just take me for granted.

17:06No, but that's not true at all.

17:09Ruby, I, I mean, I may not have said it in so many words,

17:13but you don't know how much I really appreciate it.

17:16Yes, I have to read your mind to find out.

17:18How much longer is this going to take anyway?

17:21I'm the collector or DC or whatever you are.

17:23Haven't you done your bit yet?

17:24Why do you have to stay out here, supervising a miserable road in the middle of the jungle?

17:29Anyone, just about anyone can do what you're doing.

17:32You don't understand, Ruby.

17:35We have to get finished before the rains.

17:39Collins and that bunch would much rather be...

17:42drinking at the club than sweating it out here.

17:46They just don't give a damn.

17:49I can't just leave, not now.

17:52You stay on, then. I've had enough.

18:03Ruby.

18:06Sweetie.

18:08I can't leave just yet.

18:11I'm needed here.

18:13It's just another ten days or so, and then...

18:17perhaps I can get Massey to tidy up.

18:20Please, try and understand.

18:23I'm not asking you to come, Charles.

18:25I'm not asking you to do anything.

18:27Just send me home.

18:28I'll even walk if it's too much trouble.

18:31Aren't you being a little unreasonable, my pet?

18:35Unreasonable?

18:36I'm being unreasonable for wanting to go home?

18:38Shh.

18:39I will not shush.

18:40How much longer is it anyway?

18:42A week? A month? A year?

18:44Why don't you get one of your English good sports to stick it out with you here for the rest of your life?

18:49Ruby.

18:50Leave my bed alone.

18:52Leave my bed alone.

19:02All right, Ruby.

19:04If that's what you really want,

19:06I'll tell Tan Sok to take you home.

19:09Tomorrow.

19:11Tomorrow morning, if you like.

19:13I'll finish up as quick as I can.

19:16Ten days or so.

19:21Don't hurry back.

19:22I won't be there.

19:23I'm going to tell Freddy to come and fetch me.

19:25Just let me know when you're through with playing Boy Scout once and for all.

19:28All right, darling.

19:33You go home and rest.

19:37That's the most sensible thing to do.

19:41I know it's been hard.

19:42You've been awfully brave.

19:47A little rest will make you feel so much better.

19:51I'll make it up to you when you come back.

19:55I promise.

19:58Ruby.

19:59Duck.

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