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00:03:29If she's gone, she'll leave me behind her.

00:03:31What did Bao ji say?

00:03:33Did you forget?

00:03:37Okay, leave.

00:03:39I'll take a bite for a little.

00:03:41How much is this?

00:03:47Take it.

00:03:49One comment.

00:03:51What's going on?

00:03:53Come on.

00:03:55Come on.

00:03:57Come on.

00:04:23Good check.

00:04:27Good check.

00:04:39Stand here.

00:04:43Wait ahead.

00:04:45Fire in position!

00:04:50Fire in position!

00:04:53Stand up!

00:05:08Should we issue them a warning, sir?

00:05:10Fire!

00:05:15Fire in position!

00:05:38Fire in position!

00:05:43Oh, my God.

00:06:13Oh, my God.

00:06:43Oh, my God.

00:07:13Oh, my God.

00:07:43Oh, my God.

00:08:13Oh, my God.

00:08:43Oh, my God.

00:09:13Oh, my God.

00:09:43Oh, my God.

00:10:13Oh, my God.

00:10:43Oh, my God.

00:11:13Oh, my God.

00:11:43Oh, my God.

00:12:13Oh, my God.

00:12:43Oh, my God.

00:13:13Oh, my God.

00:13:43Oh, my God.

00:14:13Oh, my God.

00:14:43Oh, my God.

00:15:13Oh, my God.

00:15:43Oh, my God.

00:16:13Oh, my God.

00:16:43Oh, my God.

00:17:13Oh, my God.

00:17:43Oh, my God.

00:18:13Oh, my God.

00:18:43Oh, my God.

00:19:13Oh, my God.

00:19:43Oh, my God.

00:20:13Oh, my God.

00:20:43Oh, my God.

00:21:13Oh, my God.

00:21:43Oh, my God.

00:22:13Oh, my God.

00:22:43Oh, my God.

00:23:13Oh, my God.

00:23:43Oh, my God.

00:24:13Oh, my God.

00:24:43Oh, my God.

00:25:13Oh, my God.

00:25:43Oh, my God.

00:25:45Oh, my God.

00:26:13Oh, my God.

00:26:43Oh, my God.

00:27:13Oh, my God.

00:27:43Oh, my God.

00:28:13Oh, my God.

00:28:43Oh, my God.

00:29:13Oh, my God.

00:29:43Oh, my God.

00:30:13Oh, my God.

00:30:15Therefore, Mr. Nair, I don't think I will ever go to the school of thought you belong to.

00:30:45General Dyer seems used to be peacefully after tomorrow's verdict.

00:31:03Ah, don't take him for a wimp. Ah, boy, Dyer.

00:31:07He was determined to cleanse Amritsar once and for all of those bloody...sadars.

00:31:15I hear barely a bullet was wasted.

00:31:23Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to raise a toast to the Viceroy's Commission.

00:31:30The Viceroy's Commission!

00:31:32I need to get some air.

00:31:34God save the King!

00:31:35God save the King!

00:31:37God save the King!

00:31:40God save the King!

00:31:42God save the King!

00:31:45I'm a member of the Viceroy's Commission.

00:31:53God save the King!

00:31:54I'm just doing my own work.

00:31:56God save the King!

00:31:57Can you believe in the star?

00:32:00I don't wish to seem heartless, dear chap, but...

00:32:09God save the King!

00:32:13Them's the rules.

00:32:16As a lawyer, you ought to know that.

00:32:20Sir Shankara Nair.

00:32:25Excuse me...

00:33:56Stay quiet.

00:34:30I don't know.

00:35:00I don't know.

00:35:30I don't know.

00:35:32I don't know.

00:35:34I don't know.

00:35:36What happened?

00:35:38I don't know.

00:35:40I don't know.

00:35:46I don't know.

00:35:54I don't know.

00:35:56I don't know.

00:35:58I don't know.

00:36:00I don't know.

00:36:04I don't know.

00:36:14I don't know.

00:36:16I don't know.

00:36:18I don't know.

00:36:20I don't know.

00:36:22I don't know.

00:36:24I don't know.

00:36:26I don't know.

00:36:28I don't know.

00:36:30I don't know.

00:36:32I don't know.

00:36:34I don't know.

00:36:36I don't know.

00:36:38I don't know.

00:36:40I don't know.

00:36:42I don't know.

00:36:44I don't know.

00:36:46I don't know.

00:36:48I don't know.

00:36:50I don't know.

00:36:52I don't know.

00:36:54I don't know.

00:36:56I don't know.

00:36:58I don't know.

00:37:00I don't know.

00:37:02I don't know.

00:37:04I don't know.

00:37:06I don't know.

00:37:08I don't know.

00:37:10I don't know.

00:37:12I don't know.

00:37:14I don't know.

00:37:16I don't know.

00:37:18I don't know.

00:37:20I don't know.

00:37:22I'm sorry I have to leave.

00:37:52I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

00:37:56Go to the door.

00:37:58The sound of the door.

00:38:02Sir, you know, when I talk to the door,

00:38:06you go to the door.

00:38:08What is the question in your mind?

00:38:10The question is,

00:38:12who will die?

00:38:15This is his last message.

00:38:21To tell the world the truth.

00:38:23Take it, sir.

00:38:25It's for you.

00:38:27But what is the biggest truth?

00:38:31What will the world never know?

00:38:35That thousands of deaths have died.

00:38:37But the death of that child is for you.

00:38:41And I will not know his death.

00:38:43I will not know his death.

00:39:11I will not know his death.

00:39:13I will not know his death.

00:39:15I will not know his death.

00:39:17I will not know his death.

00:39:19I will not know his death.

00:39:21What the hell is this?

00:39:23Oh, stop making such a bloody fuss.

00:39:25Sir, I will make a motion to dismiss file,

00:39:27and this case has never been reached until trial.

00:39:31What is the problem?

00:39:33What is the problem here?

00:39:35What is the problem of this problem?

00:39:36He is over.

00:39:37He is in the law.

00:39:38He is in the law.

00:39:39Sorry to stop making such a bloody fuss.

00:39:40Sir, I will will make motion to dismiss file,

00:39:42as well as the case has never reached until trial.

00:39:44What is the problem?

00:39:46The problem here does the judge Mikadi.

00:39:48He is also in alone.

00:39:49He is also in the court.

00:39:50And who the hell is this Dilreet Gill?

00:39:52Who are you?

00:39:53There is a woman lawyer member who tells the woman

00:39:56and who is the crown against.

00:39:58I am afraid that there is not proof of evidence.

00:40:00How will it come, sir?

00:40:02You're the first case of your life.

00:40:04Not only the first, but the last.

00:40:06Exactly.

00:40:07Whatever you have,

00:40:09you shouldn't reach the trial.

00:40:11That's a bloody wound.

00:40:30All rise!

00:40:44Honourable Judge McCardy presiding!

00:40:49God save the King!

00:40:53Your Honour,

00:40:58before I start,

00:41:00I want to file a letter to my co-counsel.

00:41:05Mr. Shankaran Nair.

00:41:23Your spirit is full,

00:41:26But that journey will show you.

00:41:29You're the one-on-one no-one no.

00:41:33You're the one-on-one no-one no no.

00:41:37You're the other-one no-one no.

00:41:42You are the one-on-one no-one no.

00:41:46You're the one-on-one no-one no.

00:46:37Start.

00:47:07I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

00:47:37You may call the witness.

00:48:07No further questions, Your Honour.

00:48:38Your witness, Mr. Nair.

00:48:40Tar Singh Ji,

00:48:42What is the protocol for the reinforcement?

00:48:46Isn't it that you have to inform the district superintendent

00:48:50and then talk to the Collectorate Office

00:48:52and send the reinforcement to the military headquarters?

00:48:54Isn't it, Lada?

00:48:55Yes.

00:48:56They have to bypass the entire process

00:48:59and send the request of the military headquarters

00:49:02to the military headquarters.

00:49:04Interesting.

00:49:08What do you think?

00:49:09What do you think?

00:49:11What do you think?

00:49:12What do you think?

00:49:13What do you think?

00:49:14What do you think?

00:49:15No further questions, Your Honour.

00:49:16What do you think?

00:49:17What do you think?

00:49:18No further questions, Your Honour.

00:49:19Witnesses dismiss.

00:49:20See.

00:49:21See.

00:49:22My Lord.

00:49:23Mr. Nair.

00:49:24No further evidence,

00:49:25No further evidence, Your Honour.

00:49:26You've got some evidence.

00:49:27What do you think?

00:49:28No further evidence, Your Honour.

00:49:29Christopher Nair.

00:49:30I've just told you,

00:49:32it's been a law of law.

00:49:33What do you think?

00:49:36No further questions, Your Honour.

00:49:37Witnesses dismiss.

00:49:41Yes.

00:49:42You.

00:49:43My Lord.

00:49:44Mr. Nair.

00:49:45Witnesses dismissed.

00:50:16Mr. Nair, you should be more careful before slandering such a professional unit.

00:50:21It was a routine military deployment that has been recorded.

00:50:24Fair enough.

00:50:25Fair enough.

00:50:27Your honor, this is Army's air logbook.

00:50:31The 13 April is flying on a rocket ship.

00:50:36He is very close and moved on to the base.

00:50:41This happened at about 5 o'clock.

00:50:43I mean, it was half an hour before General Dyer.

00:50:48Why?

00:50:51I think Mr. Dyer needs you.

00:50:53I think Mr. Nair.

00:50:59The aircraft was being transferred to an Air Force officer.

00:51:03Okay.

00:51:04So, let me tell you, a professional army

00:51:07who maintains its records from this matter.

00:51:10Why did he keep the records in the air logbook?

00:51:15Why didn't he keep it?

00:51:23Where is the record?

00:51:24Because it was an illegal surveillance.

00:51:28That aircraft was sent to this

00:51:30so that General Dyer could get the size of the size.

00:51:34My lord, Mr. Nair,

00:51:36you want to change this case.

00:51:38That day,

00:51:40the people in the air logbook

00:51:43gave them a lot of money.

00:51:44And the time they gave them

00:51:45and gave them a lot of money.

00:51:46But...

00:51:47The money?

00:51:48The money?

00:51:49The money?

00:51:50The money?

00:51:51This is the money.

00:51:52The Sentinel,

00:51:53Journalist's Tort Thawp article.

00:51:569 April,

00:51:58Ram Nehvi's war,

00:51:59Amritsar's Hindu leader, Satya Pal Singh,

00:52:01and Muslim leader, Saifuddin Kichinu,

00:52:03against the British government

00:52:04divide and root policy

00:52:06against a very big rally in the city.

00:52:09The General Dyer

00:52:11are their bloody way!

00:52:13Stand back, I tell you!

00:52:15It was the first time

00:52:16when Ram Nehvi's war,

00:52:17the Hindu and Muslims

00:52:19made it together.

00:52:20This Hindu and Muslim

00:52:21was one of them,

00:52:22which was not only the General Dyer,

00:52:24but also the British government

00:52:25and the British government

00:52:26had been beaten.

00:52:27And that is the motive for genocide.

00:52:29This is ridiculous.

00:52:30How does this prove genocide?

00:52:31I will prove it, John.

00:52:32I will prove it.

00:52:339 April,

00:52:34and I agree.

00:52:3510 April,

00:52:36they called the Gurkha

00:52:37and the Baluch regiment

00:52:38urgently.

00:52:39Their history

00:52:40has made people

00:52:41in the sea.

00:52:42All right,

00:52:43that night,

00:52:44the surveillance of the Bahag

00:52:45and then,

00:52:46the General Dyer

00:52:47has made it

00:52:48to the people

00:52:49and the people

00:52:50and the people

00:52:51and the people

00:52:52and the people

00:52:53and the people

00:52:54in the sea.

00:52:55Mr. Nyer,

00:52:56that is enough.

00:52:571,650 innocents dead.

00:53:00That is the official figure

00:53:01given by the Crown.

00:53:02But the real figure

00:53:03we may never know.

00:53:14I feel there is ample evidence

00:53:16to suggest that this case

00:53:17should go to trial.

00:53:18I feel there is ample evidence

00:53:19to suggest that this case

00:53:20should go to trial.

00:53:22Court is adjourned.

00:53:24Court is adjourned.

00:53:54as As Deca

00:54:13Goddammit!

00:54:14You don't belong in here.

00:54:16Don't forget,

00:54:17you're still a slave

00:54:18of the British Empire.

00:54:24The empire is shrinking.

00:54:50Sir Naya, an Indian lady lawyer is your co-counsel.

00:54:54That's one heck of a thing.

00:54:55Why are you surprised?

00:54:57Doesn't your England have queens?

00:55:20Naya.

00:55:24Do you know what's worse than fucking with your boss?

00:55:35Fucking with your boss's boss?

00:55:37Now the Viceroy's asking, how could this all go so out of control?

00:55:42We will get rid of Naya by whatever means necessary.

00:55:45Have you gone mad?

00:55:47We are talking about a British knight, an ex-member of the Viceroy's council with the media spotlight on him!

00:55:53We can't afford to touch him!

00:55:55Then we bring the best British lawyer from London.

00:56:05No.

00:56:06No.

00:56:07The jury seems like we are getting something from him.

00:56:10This case, you have to have to have to have to have a Hinduist lawyer.

00:56:15All of the Hindustani lawyers went to Gandhi.

00:56:18There is a lawyer.

00:56:25Half Indian, half British.

00:56:27He is a good Hindi.

00:56:29He doesn't say anything, he doesn't say anything.

00:56:32He doesn't say anything.

00:56:33He doesn't say anything.

00:56:34He doesn't say anything.

00:56:35He doesn't say anything.

00:56:36Yes, he is a little bit moody, but he is a genius.

00:56:39Neville McKinley.

00:56:40He is a genius.

00:56:41Neville McKinley.

00:56:42But he is a law and court.

00:56:43He will have to have a law and court.

00:56:44He will be able to have a law and court.

00:56:46He will be able to have a law and court.

00:56:47He will be able to have a law and court.

00:56:49Absolutely correct.

00:56:51But

00:56:54I have a way to make him back his court.

00:56:58Divide and rule.

00:57:29Biscuit, please.

00:57:54Cigarette?

00:57:59Cigarette?

00:58:00Cigarette?

00:58:01I don't have to mention it while I get close to it.

00:58:06I was like, I used to be a listener.

00:58:12You didn't have any answers, you got some answers.

00:58:26Stahyajee Rao Holker case, Bombay High Court.

00:58:31You killed both police and opium smugglers.

00:58:36It was great.

00:58:38Insanity defense, wasn't it?

00:58:42I told myself that this man will be the most famous in Hindustan.

00:58:52I'll forgive you for your purposes.

00:58:57You have a good evening.

00:59:17Shankaran Nair, British Empire, put it in the court.

00:59:21I'll keep the news.

00:59:24Don't do the old friends.

00:59:26Don't do the old friends.

00:59:29I've forgotten the old friends.

00:59:33Your friend is doing great, great advice that you don't even have a chance to do this.

00:59:37The truth is.

00:59:37and the truth is that

00:59:40that in the court,

00:59:42it's not my relationship in court today.

00:59:45Exactly.

00:59:46I've got the opportunity to give.

00:59:48My friends and friends,

00:59:50and my friends and friends,

00:59:52I've got a seat for you.

00:59:58It's wrong with you.

01:00:00The best of the best of the Hindustan

01:00:03and the Vice-Rae Council,

01:00:05I didn't get a seat.

01:00:07When I asked about this,

01:00:09I was very angry.

01:00:11How many of you have spread out

01:00:14that you are not a child of East India Company

01:00:18and that your mother was his mistress?

01:00:20Shut up!

01:00:21Take that little mouth!

01:00:22You fucking scoundrel!

01:00:25It's all right.

01:00:27Now, the one who has spread out

01:00:30was the other council seat.

01:00:35and he was sitting on that seat.

01:00:37Your old friend,

01:00:39Changran Nayar,

01:00:40how can you forget?

01:00:42I present the esteemed barrister,

01:00:45Neville McKinney.

01:00:47Neville.

01:00:48Thank you, sir.

01:00:49Please.

01:00:50Do you want to tell us why you lied about your father's identity?

01:01:00What do you want to say?

01:01:02No.

01:01:03I don't know.

01:01:04I don't know.

01:01:05That's the only thing I can say.

01:01:07You have to say the best of you

01:01:08in my life.

01:01:09We will say the best of you in your life.

01:01:11We will say the best of you.

01:01:12We will make a statement to the best of you.

01:01:13You are asking you,

01:01:14you know?

01:01:15The best of you are the best of you.

01:01:16If you are an attorney, you know that you have to buy the empty sheet of council.

01:01:46Nearer, my God, to thee. Nearer to thee.

01:01:56Nair, I'll recognize this song.

01:02:01Right?

01:02:03This is the song that was happening in Titanic

01:02:07in the beginning of the Titanic.

01:02:10Council, this is your first case.

01:02:14They are the ones who are here.

01:02:20All rise!

01:02:23All rebel Judge Picardy presiding!

01:02:28Lord, live the King!

01:02:31Good luck, Sir Shankaran Nair.

01:02:35The King!

01:02:40Shankaran Nair versus the Crown.

01:02:42Let's call the jury to the Crown.

01:02:44Sir, nine British are and three Indians.

01:02:50The King!

01:03:02Good morning, Your Honor.

01:03:03I want to show you something to start with the proceedings.

01:03:07General Dyer to be prosecuted as a war criminal.

01:03:10General Dyer, a gun on the British Crown.

01:03:12Should General Dyer be allowed to serve in the army?

01:03:16I am a army.

01:03:19The proceedings have not been started until the beginning of the court.

01:03:22And the lawyers have declared my client, General Dyer, guilty.

01:03:26That is why I'll make the court decision to the court

01:03:29that, during the proceedings,

01:03:31the court will allow the court to allow.

01:03:32Objection, Your Honor.

01:03:33The court will not violate the court's right to free speech.

01:03:41Your Honor.

01:03:42General Dyer and the Cycle Law Officers

01:03:44have commanded their troops on trust and respect.

01:03:47And if the lawyers have put such thoughts in their minds,

01:03:50then the whole system of armed forces will be made.

01:03:52For a military man, his reputation is everything.

01:03:55This is outrageous.

01:03:56Are you saying it's not?

01:03:58Really?

01:03:59Ha!

01:04:00World War is just a few months.

01:04:02I'm just thinking out loud, Your Honor,

01:04:04that there is no risk with the Crown's security.

01:04:11This is committed to protecting the right to free speech, Mr. Nair.

01:04:16But the threat of a media trial looms large over this case.

01:04:20And, as such, that media trial poses a threat

01:04:23to the security of the Crown.

01:04:25On those grounds, I order the court-martials

01:04:27to empty the courtroom of the members of the press.

01:04:30Thank you, Your Honor.

01:04:31No one could have put that better.

01:04:33Your Honor, the court cannot use the law to silence us.

01:04:35Mr. Nair, do not tell this court what it can or cannot do.

01:04:39My order is final.

01:04:40Mr. McKinley,

01:04:57start your opening statement.

01:05:00Mr. Nair's story,

01:05:02whatever happened in the 13 April,

01:05:04that was a planned genocide.

01:05:07That is your prayer, right?

01:05:09The truth is,

01:05:11that General Dyer and his soldiers

01:05:13were only on their duty.

01:05:14And, to prove this,

01:05:16I want to call Ms. Martha Stevens

01:05:18a witness.

01:05:19Objection.

01:05:20A British man,

01:05:21who was probably not in the sea,

01:05:22what do you have to do with this case?

01:05:23Well, let me explain.

01:05:24Dunda Forge

01:05:25was a very dangerous gang

01:05:27in Amritsar.

01:05:29In the 10th century,

01:05:30General Dyer,

01:05:31Your Honor,

01:05:32we are talking about your history.

01:05:33Mr. Nair,

01:05:34and without him,

01:05:35you will not know about this court

01:05:37about General Dyer.

01:05:38Overruled.

01:05:40The Crown wishes to call

01:05:41defense witness number two

01:05:42on the stand, please.

01:05:45Well done.

01:05:46I was too early in the day,

01:05:47but we'll take it.

01:06:09I swear by Almighty God

01:06:11that the evidence I gave

01:06:12shall be the truth,

01:06:13the whole truth,

01:06:14and nothing but the truth.

01:06:19For the court record,

01:06:20tell your name and occupation.

01:06:22Martha Stevens,

01:06:23I am teaching music in the missionary college.

01:06:26Mr. Martha,

01:06:28is it true that

01:06:29at the 11th night,

01:06:30you had to fire the police station

01:06:32at Sadar Bazaar.

01:06:34Yes.

01:06:35What was the report?

01:06:37Well done.

01:06:39About how many police officers

01:06:41are moving forward.

01:06:42Klisho,

01:06:43what appeal does

01:06:44is that

01:06:46apples to stone?

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