All language subtitles for Nil Battey Sannata (2016)-DVD.Rip - HEVC - x265.AAC.Esubs-DDR - English

"A page, a pen to live with".

"Writing, erasing
and then writing again".

"What is little and much,
how much is it".

"True, this is Trishna".

"A dream worth more than four crore".

"And a sleeping bag".

"Inside my heart".

"Is thing of my desire".

"Inside me is my house".

"Or is yours within me".

It's made my life hell.

Mom.

Mom.

Turn off that alarm.

"I like myself'.

"How do you feel about you".

"Oh life".

"Oh life".

Appu.

Appu.

Look, its dawn already.
Get up, child.

It's the first
day of school today.

At least be on time.

I know from tomorrow you'll be going
on your own sweet time.

Get up, dear.

My doll.

My, child.

My sweety.

My angel.

Curses!

Get up, Appu.
Or I'll slap you.

Get up.

Appu.

Don't go without freshening up?

Take a bath and pray
before you leave.

Only God can save you this time.

Your lunch-box's is in the bag.

Don't forget to pack it.

What did you make?

Eggplant.

Eggplant, on the first day?

You could've made potatoes.

Vacations are over, and now this.

Wouldn't you love
to stay home all day...

...and eat potatoes?

W***h!

Keep this.

10 rupees?

I am a grownup now.

No. You've become lazy.

Keep this too.

Why name me Apeksha?

What does that mean?

It starts with an A.

So my name comes
first during roll call.

Couldn't you think of a name with Z.

That would've given
me another 10 minutes.

So change your name.

Call yourself'Zandu Balm'.

Go carefully.

And wakeup.

Sazia.

Appu's awake,
but I don't trust her.

Please check on her once.

Today it's the first day
of the new class.

O Lord...

Goddess Sheravali...

Sai Baba... (Saint).

Appu's in class 10 this year.

Please save her. Please.

Save me from Math.

Good morning, ma'am.

You're here.

You're never late.

Oh ho...

Keep tea for boiling.
- Yes.

"Oh lord give me the strength..."

"...so I could fulfill
my rightful duties.

"By helping and serving others..."

"...we may make our life successful.

"By helping and serving others..."

"...we may make our life successful.

"Those who are in pain and crippled,
may we serve and relieve their pain"

"Those who are in pain and crippled,
may we serve and relieve their pain..."

Sweety, how were the holidays?

Amazing.

Look at him staring at us.

Over-smart principle.

Where's Pintu?

I don't know.
Where's he going?

Hello, ladies.

Welcome, boy.

Did your daughter,
Appu, go to school,

I hope so.

Who'd know if she's
gone somewhere else.

She's a big pain.

I wonder what she'll do in future.

I am getting grey
hair worrying about her.

I just noticed this morning.

Here and here.

Really?

What do I make for you?

I want to eat stuffed bread today.

You know, I've decided.

I'll learn some English.

Later, I'll move to
Mumbai and drive a taxi.

Why learn English if
you want to drive a taxi?

Not the common ones.
The one with A/C!

Only rich people use that to commute.

And one more thing.

You also get a uniform to wear,
along with a cap.

Yes.
- Come on.

And, Sweety, what about you?

What about her.

She'll get married in four years.
- Yes.

And until then, she has her
daily soaps to keep her company.

What's the principle doing here?

He teaches Math to class 10.

Oh no... as if math wasn't enough,
and now him?

Double headache.

Look. Look at him.

Bloody smarty pants.

He's all charged up.

Children, finally you've managed...

...to get to class 10.

And just like, one can predict...

...what a kid will grow up to be.

Similarly,
your class 10 results determine...

...who is a winner, and who is...

Loser.

Children, every minute, hour...

...and second this year
is priceless for all of you.

Those who use it wisely,
will be the... - Winner.

And those who waste it...
- Loser.

So, children,
what do you want to be?

Winner.

Say it loud.

Winner.

Winner.

Winner. Winner.

Winner. Winner.

Winner.

Winner.

Very good. Now math.

Little island.

What is?

Huh?

You should never make pickles
by the recipes given in books.

Why not?

My grandma used to say,
pickles are made...

"I like myself'.

"How do you feel about you".

"Oh life".

How was your first day?

Same class, same books.

Same class, same books?

Didn't they promote you to class 10?

Of course I was promoted to class 10.

9th or 10th,
what difference does it make?

Just the books get a little thicker.

Yeah, but you must have new teachers?

Yes. We did.

Ranbir Kapoor for Maths...

...and Salman Khan for Physics.

"How far is the far destination".

"The house is just
at the next junction".

"Kept inside the cup, covered".

"There is so much salt and sugar".

"I may not find the
moment of my size".

"What kind of a tailor is Time".

"Measuring anyone with the past".

"Who is wrong, whose mistake it is".

"Took off from the earth".

"A flight". "Your heaven is up there".

"Oh life".

"Oh life".

Pintu's really lucky.

Soon he'll become a driver,
like his father.

Yeah! What a great achievement!

What will you do?

Did you ever give it any thought?

Mom, once you start,
you don't to stop.

Then the cost of one sweet
was twenty-five paisa.

Ma'am, buttermilk.

"The inflation too is high!

Wow!

Oh no...

What happened? - Stop
sticking your nose in the glass.

Brother, pack one bread-sweet!

Ma'am, I want to ask
you something. - What?

Studying Medical and engineering...

...must be really expensive, right?

Not when I used to study.

That's how I became a doctor.

But now... education has
become more of a business.

It costs somewhere around
500,000 to 1 million.

At some places,
the fee is between 2 to 5 million.

That was really fun!

Who gave the sweet?

Uncle Mansoor did.

His son got ajob. As a peon.

They are also throwing
a party tomorrow.

Who celebrates for a peon's job?

Stupid people.

Government job, 8000 salary.

Think about it.

8000 rupees!

Government job.

Uncle Mansoor's really lucky.

Appu.

Appu.

Hmm?

What do you want to be?

Tell me, dear...

...you must have thought something.

What's to think?

Tell me.

I will be a maid.

What?

What?

What will you be?

Maid?

A engineer's son becomes an engineer...

...and a doctor's son,
becomes a doctor.

What else can a maid's daughter be?
Maid. It's that simple.

I'll give you a tight slap.

Is this why I've been slogging around?

Am I sending you to school
so that you can be a maid?

Do you know what
it means to be a maid?

Listen carefully, Appu,
and remember.

No matter what happens,
you won't become a maid.

Did you get that?

Did I say something wrong?

Do you want one?

Mother.

Mom!

It's not that maids
don't have a future.

These rich people, need a maid...

...to look after their kids.

And... they call them maid.

They are called Nanny.

Nanny or granny!

If you say it again,
I'll slap you silly.

You can't do a single
chore around the house...

...and dream to be a maid.

The children in this country...

...have no freedom
to decide their career.

Come.

Give it here.

What's wrong?

Couldn't sleep last night?

What do I say?

I am totally confused.

Maybe I can help. Tell me.

Appu wants to be a maid.

Maid?

Why?

Because I am one.

That isn't right.

Isn't it. I said the same thing.

Some logic about engineer's
son becomes a engineer...

...so, a maid's daughter
will be a maid.

Then Abdul Kalam should've
been a fisherman.

Because his father was a fisherman.

Then what did he become?

Stop eating your hair.

First he became a renowned scientist.

Later... India's President.

Means... Rahstrapati (President)

She knows that.

Who?

The one with the long hair.

Now I remember.

Even Salman Khan was
sporting the same hairstyle...

...in 'Tere Naam'.

The movie was a big success.

All the boys in my neighborhood
copied his hairstyle.

But not my husband.

He didn't have such habits.

But, his daughter is very fashionable.

Chanda, people find
success through two things.

Luck or hard work.

That's true.

And if poor people were lucky...

...they wouldn't be poor, right?

True.

So what's left is hard work.

That's what she'll have to do.

That's the problem, sister.

Appu doesn't want to do hard work.

She never listens.

She's all grownup now,
but stubborn as hell.

If this continues, I don't think...

...she'll even clear
her class 10 exams.

No, Chanda.

She will have to clear
her class 10 at any cost.

Let me warn you.

If she fails in 10th,
she will stop studying.

I've seen many such kids.

You were one of them too.

Take this off, and take those.

Keep this one outside too.

I was thinking about what you said...

...about your daughter yesterday.

Why do you think she
won't pass her exams?

Some learning disability...

Mrs. Deewan.

You didn't show up yesterday.

I wasn't in the mood.

Does she have dyslexia or something...

What?

What film was that...

Yes, 'Taare Zameen Par'.

No, ma'am.

She's not stupid.

In fact she's over smart.

Always interested in other things
Happening around her.

And she scores decent
marks in other subjects.

Well, at least she passes.

Just this Math.

That's what troubles her.

Oh...

Girls have an old enmity with Math.

If only we can solve this problem...

I think we should
get her extra tuitions.

Don't worry about money.

I know Mr. Gupta.

He runs a coaching classe.

Will you talk to him?

We should also check for dyslexia.

I doubt... - Ma'am,
she's got none of those.

She's just stubborn, that's all.

So Mrs. Deewan's sent you.

Yes.

What were your daughter's
scores in class 9?

47%.

And Math.

She barely passed in Math.

Would you like some tea?

Look, Chanda.

The thing about coaching classes are...

...we offer discount to
students with marks above 75%.

But, sir,
don't weak students need coaching,

Absolutely right.

But coaching classes
need good results.

Which we get only from
above average students.

And if they're already good...

...then, they don't need us.

So we've to give them discount.

Since Mrs. Deewan's sent you...

...I'll give you a special offer.

If your daughter,
scores more than 50%...

...in her pre-board exams...

Then I'll give you 50%
discount for the crash course.

Okay?

Goodbye.

Come, dance with me.

Let's do it.

Sit here.

See you guys tomorrow.

To get you educated,
I sob floors, day night.

And, here you are enjoying
and having a chat?

Why didn't you come
home in the afternoon?

I had to eat noodles.

Appu, did you hear what I said?

This T. V has made life hell here.
Better to kill this T.V.

You say this every day.

Mrs. Deewan had
a word with Mr. Gupta...

...for your Math tuitions.

And he's prepared
to give you a discount...

But, first you need
to score at least 50%...

...in your pre-board exams.

And you will do it.

At any cost, get that.

Mom.

Have you lost your mind?

What's the point in clearing...

...my SSC exams.

And even if I do it,
do you have the money...

...to pay for my further education?

I'll end up as a maid.

So what good is education?

Say that again and
I'll break your teeth.

You and your stupid logic.

No brains, and all crap.

And what's this language you're using?

You've lost all manners too.

Who were you calling crazy?

W***h!

I will arrange for the
money that's not the problem.

But scoring 50% in pre-board...

...seems too far-fetched for her.

Looking at Appu's attitude...

...I feel they'll fail
her in her semester exams.

Yesterday I took a peak in her books.

I couldn't understand a word.

It used to be easier before.

But everything's in English now.

You know... if I could understand...

...then, I would've
definitely tutored her.

But my position in Math
is 'Nil Battey Sanaata'.

What?

It's a proverb.

Used for someone who's beyond help.

Well, what a proverb!

What if you get a
chance to study again?

Will you teach me?

My position in Math
is 'Nil Battey Sanaata' too.

Wonderful.

It's like bad luck all the way.

I can't teach her or get her tuitions.

Will you go back to school?

What?

Will you go back to school?

Yes, let's go.

Why don't we both go together?
We'll trouble the teachers.

I am not joking.

What will I do in school?

What will I do in school?

Make pickles.

Study, and teach your daughter.

No, this isn't done.

You're sounding absurd.

This isn't a film, its reality.

So what was all the commotion about?

Well, there's no tax
on raising a commotion.

So I did it too.

And anyway, who would
give me admission at this age?

Don't worry about that?

Do you want to?

Chanda, let's go.
We're getting late...

Thanks.

Going back to school at
this age could be so humiliating.

And what happens when
Appu becomes a maid?

Look, school ends in the afternoon.
Tuck it in.

That means I'll have to shift my job...

...at the spice factory an hour later.

That means I'll arrive... an
hour late at the shoe factory.

They will definitely clobber me there.

Aren't you done with the pins?

Chanda, Do I look good?

And if I go back to school...

...I'll have to pay for the uniform
school fee, books...

...pens, pencils, commuting...
- Coming.

Like "The dough is runny in poverty".

Close all the windows
and doors before you leave.

What happened?

I forgot that.

If I start going to school...

...I'll have to come an hour
earlier at your home? What then?

That means we'll have
to wake up an hour earlier.

What if I fail myself?

Won't that be terrible?

Are you carrying the envelope?
- Yes.

Look, Chanda, if it's so difficult...

...then don't get into this mess.

Let her become a maid.

Shall we?

Close the door...
- Close it.

Are you okay?

Why?

Nothing.

I used to your chattering.

That's why I asked.

You know, I think you
should join Appu's school.

Appu's school?

Sister...

Private school fee are too high.

There must be other
government schools.

If youjoin Appu's school, her class...

...she'll make less mistakes.

Right?

Secondly, you will know...

...what problems she is facing. Right?

Appu will kill me.

Bye. See you.

Bye.

It will be fine.

Let's go meet his principle.

What's his name? Srivastav.

Get my phone, I'll fix an appointment.

Ma'am, you didn't
have to take the trouble.

You should've just sent the student.

It's a delicate situation.

Its fine.
Call her, I'll speak with her.

Who?

The student?

Yes.

Chanda.

She's Chanda...

Oh my, I forgot your surname.

Sahai.
- Sahay.

Chanda Sahay.

Hello.

Your kid wants admission, what class?

Class 10...

But...

But class 10 is SSC, so...

So?

So?

Fine, take a seat.

Nabodar Girl's High school,
village Katra Bhatiyari Sarif,

Post Jadhav Gari.

And district has been Mainpuri
for a long time.

Fine, take a seat.

Madam, I'll try my best
to get her child admitted.

Is it a boy or a girl?

No, no.
Not her child, she wants admission.

Her?
- Yes.

Where?

Here.

She wants admission in class 10.

You mean...
she'll study in our school.

Yes.

In class 10.

Yes,

With the kids?

Yes, Mr. Srivastav.

Impossible?

Why?

Why? Even I want to know why?

Means?

There's a different
school for workers...

If you want, I can put in a word.
- No, no.

No!

She wants to study here.

Madam, what's so special
about her school...

...that she wants to study here?

Appu.

Apeksha.

Apeksha Shivlal Sahay.

She's my daughter...
- The one in class 10.

She's a dimwit.

I mean she's weak in her studies.

I know, sir.

But... I am her mother after all.

And, no matter how
stupid the child is...

...the mother has an attachment.

And I can't lose hope either.

Sir, coaching classes are expenses...

...and, they don't
accept dimwits either.

I thought, if I can study myself...

...I might be able to tutor her too.

Who knows... there might be...

...one less dimwit in your school.

No one will know she's my daughter.

And I won't give you
a reason to complain.

I swear.
I won't give you an opportunity.

I respect your thought.

I mean... I respect her sentiments.

But... this is a government school.

Isn't this your interview?
Yes, it's your picture.

Yes.

Better Late Than Never.
- Yes.

So...

The awakening that came in 94,
December...

Even your government says...

...educate girls,
help country progress.

Yes. - Right?

Treat it like an experiment.

By the way,
you two have surrounded me.

But, madam... this is a legal matter.

So, I'll have to talk to my senior.
- Of course.

It's a special case.
- Yes.

Can I make a call?

It's your phone, sir.

Yes.

Yes, it's done.

I'll come back and tell you.

He wants to know what Srivastav said.

What now?

Why are you sulking now?

What are you thinking?

What will Appu think?

Are you insane?

Or lost your mind?

You should've thought
about my respect?

How could the Principal
allow you in school?

He doesn't own the place?

Look, if youjoin school,
then I'll quit for good.

Who gave you such a miserable idea?

Okay...

You want me to
concentrate on my studies, don't you?

I'll do it.

I'll start studying right now.

I'll score better
marks in the next test.

Please, mom.

Don't come to school.

All my friends will mock me.

They will humiliate me.

I'll be a laughing stock!

Please, mom.

Fine, I won't come.

I won't watch television either.

Or go out to play.

I'll study hard.

I'll go study.

I'll go study right now.

I am going.

Go.

What?

Go on.

I am going.

I'll go study.

What?

Nothing.

Sit.

Children...

"Better Late than Never!"

You must have heard this proverb.
- Yes, sir.

Today you will see it.

Come in.

Come!

Who is she?

She's your new classmate.

Chanda Sahay!

Chanda Sahay.

You will help her?

Yes, sir.

Will you help her?

Yes, sir.

Winners or losers?

Winners.

Very nice.

Chanda, sit.

At this age, women are normally...

...busy with their chores.

But she's trying to study...

...English, Math and Hindi.

Aunty, please move aside
we can't see the board.

Hey! Please come!

Children.

X2-9x-18 is equal to...

...0!

Where were you?

Where were you?

What do you care?

I am doing this for
your own good, dear.

You can come back and wash them.

Ma'am, your newspaper.

You've school.

How was your first day?
- How else?

All the kids were
staring at me, like...

...I was committing a sin,
and was caught red-handed.

And everyone was
staring at me with awe.

I was feeling so ashamed.

That's fine.

But how was your first day?

Other subjects were fine.

But Math...

Curse this Math.

I couldn't understand a thing.

And you know, ma'am.

It seemed like Math
class was never-ending.

Now you can understand
poor Appu's situation.

Do you find Math easy?

No. I find it interesting.

Who will explain this?

Pintu, you do it.

I'll explain it once I understand.

Son, for that you'll
have to work hard.

And that's difficult for you.

You can prepare for
a hattrick in your exams.

Sit! Weak

Sin cos tita+ tan
cos tita = one, my son.

Sin cos tita- tan
cos tita = cos 2 tita.

One plus one does
not equal eleven, my son.

All the subjects,
except math we are dull.

Math we are dull, math we are dull.

By the way, why don't you bring lunch?

I've no one to make it for me.

Why do you come to school?

I've no one to teach me.

"O creator ofMath..."

"...may the rat take your mom away."

"We rack our brains all day."

"But still understand nothing."

"There's a difference in situation."

"With Quadratic equation."

"Algebra, Trigonometry,
Taxation."

"The patient looks normal."

"But the condition is serious."

"We revise the entire syllabus."

"But can't understand
a thing at the exams."

"We've been trying for so long..."

"...but without any break."

"Forget it... who cares."

"Big zero in Math."

"Big zero in Math."

I've brought extra for you.

Are you taking pity on me?

Yes, I am.

I mean...

I meant... I won't eat for free.

I'll teach you Math in return.

Are you taking pity on me?

"I'm taking each step carefully..."

I am your mother, child.

Don't try to be my father.

"I am a bit happy, and a bit scared."

"But I have made up my mind,
and won't budge."

"On the left is my job,
my work and chores."

"On the right my brains
stuck in blasted Math."

"You need to balance
LHS and RHS, dear."

"You've a long journey ahead,
so better tank up."

"Big zero in Math."

"Big zero in Math."

"I am a big zero in Math."

"Big zero in Math."

"O dear Newton, Einstein."

"How could you find it cool?"

"Big zero in Math."

"Big zero in Math."

"Big zero in Math."
"Big zero in Math."

Sweetheart, you slapped me so hard.

Just like...

Sin? /Cos? Is equal to... Tan?

Associate math with your daily life.

It will seem interesting.

Okay.

Tan.

The plate slipped from my
hand and fell with a loud bang.

Sec2?
- Tan2? Is 1.

Sec2?
- Tan2? Is... What?

Chanda.

You answer this.

The plate slipped from my hand...

...and fell with a loud bang.

Sec2?
- Tan2?

Well...
- 1.

What?
- Sir, 1.

Correct. Very good.

Chanda's answer
is absolutely right. 1

Clap for Chanda.

Enough.

You should be happy.

After all,
your student answered correctly.

Yes...

That is what I am happy for.

Hi...

I am Sweety and he's Pintu.

And that's Apeksha.

Apeksha, come here.
Don't be so egoistic.

By the way, you answered really well.

He thought me all this, Amar.

By the way,
her surname's Sahay too.

What are you doing?

Eating my lunch.

Don't...

Why?

Just go.

Have it.

Your vegetables taste similar.

How?

Don't you know?

Makes every food come alive.
MDH spices.

Where do you live?

Behtaab Baug.

That's where Appu stays.

Further.

Much further ofBehtaab Baug.

It's quite far.
- I see.

If you become a driver, you'll be...

...driving for others all your life.

Have ever thought about how
you will buy a car for yourself?

No, right.

Looking at you... I'm sure...

...you don't think about the future.

If you study hard, and be successful...

...then others will imitate you.

Have you ever thought that?

Appu, come here.

Chanda Sahay.

You deserve a mark
more for your efforts.

"I am your enemy..."

Children...

There are two children
who are praiseworthy.

First is... Chanda Sahay.

She started late but caught up.

And she passed with good
marks in this unit test.

Very good, Chanda. Keep it up.

And the other is...

Apeksha, will you please come here?

Apeksha...

She's fulfilled my expectations.

She has a good speed as well.

But in the other direction.

Last time she scored 30, then 20.

And now... it's 10.

Where will you stop, Apeksha?

I am sure... in the next exams...

...she will score a big zero. Zero.

And make Sri Aryabhatt proud.

I am really sad.

It's sad for me.

Now go!

Appu.

Appu, listen to me.

Listen, dear.

Appu. Appu, listen.

Let her come.

Are you satisfied now?

That grouch was humiliating me...

...and you were laughing.

No, Appu. I didn't laugh at all.

I swear.

Everyone was laughing.

I noticed you were too.

Why will anyone laugh
if you pass your exams.

Save your preaching
for Sweety and Pintu.

Don't show attitude
because you passed.

You're just a maid!

I see.

You're not upset that you failed.

In fact, you're upset because...

...that a maid exceeded you.

Wonderful, Appu. Bravo.

So... why shouldn't I?

You stole my friends too.

I didn't steal your friends.

They feel ashamed to be with you.

What do you think?

Only you can score good marks?

Can't I?

If I could,
then you would have by now.

And I wouldn't be paying two fees.

Fine, then quit school.

Great, you keep failing
and I should quit school.

If I pass, will you quit school?

No.

But if you score more marks than me...

...in Maths, then I'll quit.

Fine.

If I don't score more marks than you...

...in the upcoming semester exams,
then my name isn't Appu.

And if I don't show you your place...

...then I am not your mother.

Anjali Sharma.
- Present sir!

Anupam Mishra.
- Yes, sir.

Apeksha Sahay.
- Yes, sir.

Oh...

Vinod Sharma.

Chirag Dubey.

Deepak Kumar.

Children,
there's a circular running track.

And its radius... is 49 meter.

So, what will be length...

...of the entire track?

Who will tell me?

Do you want to take a break?

Sir, answer.

I'll tell you in a while. Wait.

Sir, can I answer?

You want to answer?

Wow!

Finally, there's some light.

Tell us.

Sir, 280 meter?

Gone. The light's gone again.

Wrong answer.

Yes, Chanda. You tell us.

Sir, 308 meters.

Right.

Absolutely right.

Good. Come on, next question.

When you've a chance to study...

...don't let these chores tie you down?

Okay, come on. Shift!

I want to score better
in the semester exams.

I'll study everything you say.

Math needs to be understood.

You know, sometimes I think...

Consider that...
- You think too much.

Yes, but still.

Consider that Appu
passes her class 10 exams.

What's the best she can do?

At the most, she can take up ajob...

...at some beauty parlor.

Because, I really don't have...

...the resources to make
her a doctor or engineer.

And that's the truth.

I think... if Appu passes class 10...

...then, she'll do the right thing.

Is that what you think?

Yes.

Okay.

You've been chattering
in English a lot these days.

Are you blind?

Pick up your stuff.

What are you staring at?

You're delaying the Collector.

Can't you hear?

Come on, fast!

Dayal, along with the tobacco,
have you also eaten your manners?

Is this the way to speak to a lady?

I am sorry, it's our fault.

Apologize.

Sorry.

Pick up her bag.
- Okay, sir!

Sorry.

Let's go.

A buffalo was tied
to a stick in the garden.

So, the stick is the centre.

The wire's the radius.

And the grass he ate becomes the area.

What's wrong?

Do you know where the Collector lives?

Hello, brother.

Is this the Collector's house?

No, it's Shahrukh Khan's.

I wanted to meet him.

He's gone out, on an inspection tour.

Who is she?

I don't know.

Come on, go now. Leave!

Leave.

She's back even on a Sunday.

Please let me meet him, please.

I'll be very brief. Please.

They just come here and request us...

...to allow them in.

Wonder where these w****h comes from?

Show some manners.

I'll beat you black
and blue with this stick.

Just try and touch me.
I'll disfigure your face.

I'll break yourjaw.

And shove this stick up yours.

Scoundrel.

I've been talking respectfully,
but you don't listen.

I've been coming here for 10 days.
Is he God?

It's easier to behold
God at the temple.

Who do you think you are?
Some collector?

Are you?

I am a Collector.

Many people come here.

Aren't you ashamed?

I've been so polite
for the past few days.

Now will you understand
when I abuse you?

Singh.
- Yes, sir.

What's going on here?

Sir. Sir, I am Chanda.

The other day,
you almost ran over me with your car.

I want to talk to you urgently.

I've been coming for 10 days.
But he doesn't let me see you.

Let her in.
- Yes, sir.

Come in.

Go in.

First make an entry.
- Yeah.

So make an entry.
- Take her in.

Go...

Come, sit.

Sit.

Yes.

Sir, I am Chanda. Chanda Sahay.

I work as a domestic
maid for Dr. Deewan.

Dr. Deewan.
- Yes.

But we...

Don't have any jobs to offer you now.

No, sir.

I didn't come here looking for work.

I wanted to ask you something.

Yes, go ahead.

Which college does one
need to attend, to be like you?

You mean... which college
should one attend...

...to become a Collector?

Yes.

Well, there's a separate
college for engineers...

...and doctors,
so... which college can one attend...

...to become a Collector?

There's no specific college
that you need to go to.

You can attend any normal college.

But after that, one has to...

...sit for the UPSC exams.

Hold on.

Badri, bring tea.

Let me write that down.

UP...

UPSC.

Tea.

Sir, what about the fee?

Doesn't cost much.
But yes, it requires lot ofhard work.

And... does one have to attend
coaching classes...

...to sit for this exam?

Many do.

I didn't. Couldn't afford it.

For a year,
I locked myself in my room...

...and studied hard.

But why are you asking all this?

For my daughter Appu... Apeksha.

Great.

So your daughter wants
to join the Civil Services.

I mean she wants to be a Collector.

God bless you.

Finish your tea.

I just wanted to find
out about this UPSC.

Okay, hold on.
Badri.

Yes, sir!

Ask Ram Singh to take
madam wherever she wants to go.

No, no, I'll manage.

It's okay...
- It's alright.

He'll drop you.

Thank you, sir.

Bye.

Children.

This is today's question.

Who will solve it?

Or should I do it?

Sir, may I?

Amar.

I knew you would.

Why is Math so difficult?

You don't understand Math...

...because,
you never tried to understand it.

Try to get familiar with Math...

...you'll find it very interesting.

Why do you read every
question for so long?

Secret no. 1 about Math.

The answer is hidden in the question.

Read it carefully few times,
and you'll see the answer.

Read it.

A circular park
has a diameter of 28 meters.

There's a patch of grass
in the middle...

...and it's diameter is 14 meters.

There's a path surrounding the patch,
forjogging.

So, what's the width of the path?

Did you understand?

Okay, read it again and this time,
try to understand.

7 meters?

Correct.

You're finally here.

You could've turned up a bit later.

Actually,
sir, I had a personal problem so...

Go, start working.

Ma'am the laundry
guy's given your sari.

What's wrong? Are you ill?

You're fine.

You overslept again.
- It's only 7 o'clock.

Get up, you ruined the bed.

I feel overwhelmed watching
you in this uniform.

All I want is Appu to
concentrate on her studies.

You know... it's the effect of my fast.

I've been fasting on
Tuesdays and Saturdays.

It's not the effect of your fasts,
it's the bet.

Well, it's both.

Look, food tastes better...

...when its cooked on a slow flame.

Try to be hasty, and it will burn.

I'm getting late, see you.

Get up.

Sachin has retired.

Sachin... Saching...

Cricket without Sachin... Yes.

Cricket without Sachin...

Is like tube without tyre.

Volume of sphere 4/3(pi)r2

4/3(pi)r2

Square... sphere...

Sphere...

Sphere... lion...

Lion...

You're a mutt,
don't think you're a lion.

Circumference of sphere 4(pi)r2

X - 5 km. Per hour

Volume of this watermelon 4/3(pi)r2

Appu.

Appu, today's your exams.
Don't be late.

Appu, remember the bet.

Do you want me to wake up, Appu?

She's wide awake, Sazia.

Stop. Stop.

Sir, please. Sir...

Hurry up.

Give it.

What happened?

One moment, sir.

You can refill your pen next year.

You'll still be in the same class.

Give it.

Give it.

Chanda.

Give it up.

Come on, son. Give it.

Apeksha...
- Sir, just a minute.

What about the 6
months that I gave you?

Sir...
- Give it.

Sir...
- Give it.

Sir...
- Yes!

Ninety nine.
- One.

I never felt this
bad even when I failed.

I knew all the answers.

If only I had a little more time.

I could score full marks.

You will never get that.

Why not?

That's the last secret.

Practice. Practice. Practice.

Fine, we'll see.

Curses.

The bell always rings
at the wrong time.

I never felt this
bad even when I failed.

I knew all the answers.

If only I had a little more time.

I could score full marks.

What?

How was it?

How was it?

Good.

And yours?

Good.

Really?

Brilliant!

Chanda.

You've made good progress...

...but, there's still
room for improvement.

52 out of 100.

Apeksha.

This time... you didn't
meet my expectations.

And I am happy.

Very good.

58 out of 100.

Babloo srivastav.

Sir, I was really tied up...

...with some important work, so...

I can see you're tired.

Go home and rest.

No, I'll be on time...

Here's your 10 day salary.

Sir, this.

Come on!

I couldn't even give
you a hug in school.

Look, I brought chowmein for you.

We'll have a party tonight.

I always knew.

You've the capability and strength.

Youjust lacked hard work.

And you filled that void too.

Did you see the principal's face?

He was so dumbstruck.

He's blown a fuse.

And this is just the beginning.

Today you merely passed your exams.

But tomorrow... you'll come first.

Then college. UPSC...
and you'll be a Collector in no time.

Here.

And then you'll have a bungalow.

Special car, security... and respect.

And don't worry about the fee.

You know, I've already been saving...

...for your coaching class fee.

Just concentrate on your studies.

Dear...

You know... that bet
was just a charade.

I don't like going to school either.

I'll stop from tomorrow, alright.

I swear.

That's exactly what I wanted?

To be a Collector?

I concentrated on my studies...

...so that I could get you off my back.

I gained something
from all that studying.

What are you blabbering?

You couldn't do anything yourself.

And now you want to
assert your dreams on me.

I am going to school,
that's more than enough.

And anyway, you don't have
the money to send me to college?

Nor am I interested.

You're joking, Appu. Right?

Yes, we're leaving today evening.

Yes.

Our flight leaves tonight.

No, no, I don't want these saris.

That's silk, like you said.
- No.

Yes, aunty.

Okay, we'll talk later.
Okay, bye.

This is your Kashmiri coat...
- I don't want it.

I've cleaned the kitchen.

Switched off the gas
and disconnected the pipe.

Don't worry about the house. I'll
visit twice a week and clean the place.

After removing all the dresses.

What's wrong with you?

Come here.

Come on.

Sit.

What's wrong with you?

You're leaving, it's really upsetting.

Sooner I go,
sooner I'll be back.

Keep this.

Three months pay.

Keep it, it will come in handy.

I'll be completely alone.

Vinod Sharma.

Chirag Dubey.

Chanda Sahay.

Dinesh Chaubey.

This is the one.

Did you meet Sunny?
- Okay I'll move, Chanda.

And you?

Chanda!

How are you?
- I am fine.

And Pintu, boss.

Today, how did you
reach school on time?

Are they studying?
- Yes.

And you're early today.

I want to talk to you.

I don't want to talk to you.

You're going back on your words.

Don't touch me.

You said you won't
come to school again.

So why the charade?

Why? Are you the only
one who can pretend?

You can do whatever you like?

I'll come to school every day.

And I'll show you where you belong...

...in the upcoming exams. Get that?

You're crazy, Chanda.

That girl will never change.

I know.

But if I accept defeat...

...then I'll never win in life.

And let's consider...

And let's consider...

If she scores more than
50% in the pre-board exams.

Then?

I should have the money.

Right?

"Forgetful and roaming".

"The way to the destination".

"Life is going on, and I am living".

"Sometimes in destruction".

"Someone looks for shelter".

"Lost in the questions, sometimes
drowning and at times coming up".

"Oh life, show me the way to live".

"Give us wellbeing,
we too live here".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"God your favors, the blessings,
are yet remaining".

"The brightness has
come along with the fire".

Life is going on,
and I am living".

"And the remaining of my life
too shall be like this".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

In this Unit Test, Pintu and Sweety...

...you two... have passed.

And Apeksha...

You're back to square one.

Fail.

Time's up.

Chanda, this is yours.

See you, children.

Now... the score's settled.

Scores settled.

Let's party.

Party? What for?

Because my friends passed.

But money?

Leave it to me.

Two Chicken Margaritas.

And cheese and Tomato pizza.

And sweet corn soup.

And... chocolate cake.

Take.
- Should I pour?

Appu, where were you?

Why didn't you show
up in the afternoon?

I had kept money in the sugarjar.
Did you see them?

Where were you?

Where's the money?

What's this?

What is this?

You stole the money.

I pardoned all your mistakes...

...and you robbed your own house.

I don't have the
money to educate you.

I had saved that money
with great difficulty.

And you spent all of it in one day.

It wasn't your hard earned money.

What did you say?

Say that again.

I've seen the guy
who drops you everyday.

That was all I had to hear!

You think I'm p****g myself?

I'm p****g myself?

I slog all day and night for you.

I break my back working for you,
but you think I p**** myself.

Aren't you ashamed?

Is that what you say?

You stole my money
and yelling at me instead.

B***h.

You didn't do any favor to me.

Why don't youjust die?

It'll be an end to all my trouble.

You're trouble, nothing more.
You think this is ajoke.

Three months rent,
Ration, school fees...

...how are we going
to pay for all that?

I don't care.

Appu, you...

You can't even become a maid, Appu.

You can do anything you like.
You can rot in hell, as if I care.

I won't say a thing.

And forgive me for thinking
about your interest.

It was my fault.

Chanda Sahay.

Yes, sir.

Chanda.

Yes, sir.

Roll no.33?

Yes.

Where's Chanda?

Yes, I miss her.

Her or her pickles?

Both.

Everyone will write
an essay on this tomorrow.

Everyone will write on their own.
No one's going to copy.

And everyone will have to read out...

...their essay in front
of the entire class.

Understand.

My dream is to become a driver.

You call that a dream.

Sweety, everyone will laugh at me.

Who told you to have
such a lowly dream?

I didn't know we'll have
to write an essay on it.

By the way,
Sweety, what are you going to write?

Don't know.

Appu, what are you going to write?

Paupers don't have the right to dream.

Frankly, those who don't have a dream,
are really poor.

Roses are red... but
I don't know a thing.

I mean... you must be the
only girl in the world...

...who has a dream.

Take it.

Take it.

See... my new style.

How is it?

Nice.

Look.

Nice.

What's wrong, Appu?

Say something.

Why are you so quiet?

What's on your mind, Appu?

We followed in your footsteps...

...and made it to first bench.

And you... slipped back to square one.

You know... everyone
working really hard...

...preparing for the pre-board exams.

And you're sulking here.

Appu.

Let's go, Sweety.

What's going on?

What do you care?

Where's Chanda?

I don't know.

Why ask me?

You know why.

I know everything, but you don't.

What? What do you know?

That she's your mother.

Then you must know where
she's been going these days.

Yes, I do.

Appu, you have too many questions.

But you never tried
to find the answers.

Remember what I said.

The answers are hidden
in the question.

Where are you going?

We'll meet at Delhi Gate at 8:30.

Boss.

I'll be right back.
- Be back soon.

Do you know why she
works at a place like this?

For you.

You never expected
anything from yourself.

And she never stopped expecting.

I don't know why,
but she still thinks...

...that you'll score
50% marks in the pre-boards.

And she'll need money to
Enroll you in coaching classes.

She isn't asserting
her dreams on you.

You are her dream, Appu.

That... is my elder brother.

Your scooter guy.

Pankaj.

Even he has expectations from me.

At least I won't shatter his hopes.

You must be hungry.

Wait, I'll make something.

How is it?

Let it be.

It's best you don't cook.

Eat it.

I want to sleep.

You eat.
- No, I don't want to.

You will stop going at
the restaurant from tomorrow.

Where will we get the money?

We'll see about that.

But you won't go there.

Fine, dear, I won't go there.

Happy?

And you'll come to school.

What's the point?

Just like you don't
want your daughter to fail...

...even I don't want...

...my mother to be
a failure all her life.

Sit.

It's Chanda ma'am herself.

Madam, thank you.

Finally you found
time to come to school.

I mean... what an ideal class this is.

One's not interested in attending.

Another's not interested in dreaming.

Chanda, you weren't here...

...so we couldn't know
what your dreams are.

So would you like to tell the class?

Yes?

Tell us... or stand outside.

Come on!

If you stay with such oafs,
you'll all become fools.

Can I tell you, sir?

You don't have a dream of your own?

Can you tell me hers?

If Chanda didn't have dreams...

...then she wouldn't come
to school and listen to your taunts.

She works all day, gets tired.

But still comes to school.

The poor girl doesn't
even get an off on a Sunday.

Because... maids don't have a Sunday.

But still on a Monday...
she's present in class.

With a big smile on her face

She doesn't care about
the scorching heat or the rains.

Nor makes an excuse
about any illness.

Do you know why, sir?

Because she has just one dream.

Next time her daughter
tells the class...

...that she has a dream.

Go on.

Sit down!

You know,
there's nothing wrong in failing.

Really?

What's wrong is admitting
Defeat without trying.

Always remember one thing.

Your dream is only yours.

Lot of people
will laugh on your dream.

Ask them to go to hell.

They can't snatch your dream.

There are few people...

...who will understand your dream.

Keep them close.

They will keep your dream alive.

You will face difficulties on the way.

That's for sure.

But always remember one thing.

If you have your
dream in your sights...

...no difficulty will
last for too long.

Just don't let your
Dreams out of your sight.

Do you know why?

Because if there's anything
we have to progress in life...

...it's... our dreams.

And no one can snatch it from us.

Apeksha Sahay.

Most girls don't choose Math.

But you chose Math
for your UPSC exams.

And excelled in it too.

That's commendable.

I would like to give
Credit to my mother for that.

What does your mother do?

She gives Math
tuitions to poor kids.

For free.

Good.

Apeksha, why do you want to be IS?

Because...

...I don't want to be a maid!

"Your every scolding was of care".

"Every word that you said was for me".

"Your every scolding was of care".

"Every word that you said was for me".

"That which I felt about you,
I was only your world".

"Oh, mother, why could
I not understand you".

"My mother, why could
I not understand you".

"My mother".

"Mother, now I know why you were
not hungry, most times".

"That which was of yours,
you did keep in my plate".

"Why you never had liking
for any costly dresses".

"Oh, mother, why could
I not understand you".

"My mother, why could
I not understand you".

"Oh, mother, why could
I not understand you".

"Oh, mother, why could
I not understand you".

"My mother".

"My mother".

"My mother".

"My mother".

"Forgetful and roaming".

"The way to the destination".

"Life is going on,
and I am living".

"Sometimes in destruction".

"Someone looks for shelter".

"Lost in the questions, sometimes
drowning and at times coming up".

"Oh life, show me the way to live".

"Give us wellbeing,
we too live here".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"God your favors, the blessings,
are yet remaining".

"The brightness has
come along with the fire".

Life is going on,
and I am living".

"And the remaining of my life
too shall be like this".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".

"Oh, god. Oh, god".