What gust before the rain man!
- There was dust in my eyes! - Watch out man!
You'll get us killed!
Oy! Watch it!
Phew!
No trouble.
I did brake at the right time!
And you wanted to test it on my center point?!
Idiots!
Man would've damaged my center.
- Shall we go? - Yeah.
- For work? - Nuh-uh!
- Today? - Of course.
- No chance! - Why not?
After seeing sir bleed from his nose yesterday, Shivarama pissed some water in his pants.
What happened kid?
Sir, the lemons. They didn't work.
- Where did you keep them? - Right here.
- Why would you keep it next to it? - Sir, I feel scared. I won't come.
I'll talk to them.
Come here. Both of you.
- I won't come today. - Come on.
Now get closer. You too.
This is a government job. They paid up in advance.
You want them to give you some courage too?
How can we be scared to work?
Doesn’t excess body heat cause nosebleeds?
If we're not working, we need to return the advance payment.
About that money, well...
I repaid the Master's loan.
- If you ask me now, I don't... - Oh God!
What about you?
- I repaid the co-operative loan. - Dammit!
What do we do now?
Looks like we'll be back slaving for the Master.
- If Vittal's coming, I'm in. - What?!
Go to hell! You guys won't learn.
- What the hell man. - Keep quiet.
[SHIVARAM] You don't accept, okay?
If Vittal's coming, he's in.
[GARGLES WATER AND SPITS]
Siddappa, you wanted the shades, right?
Take it.
Having doubts? Come on. Wear it.
WHOA!
- How do I look?! - Damn good!
I can't stand the sight. [SOFTLY]
The pickaxe? Shovel?
Oh yeah. Get the tools. We'll go.
We'll go then. Let's go man.
Drag him along!
[SIDDHA SINGS] We shall work, repay loans.
Take the tools along with you.
When I was happy in life, nobody questioned me.
I only wish to go to Bengaluru once.
I wish to fly in an aeroplane.
Wear colourful clothes.
Roam around in a car.
Doesn't matter if it's all around Bengaluru.
Nothing more. I only have such small dreams.
Erm… Consider your dreams fulfilled.
What other job do I have?
Be prepared.
Your life will be as smooth as butter.
I've got a government job, right?
The one where you dig the ground?
[VARADA HOOTS]
Oy Daya! Let's get going!
[DAYA HOOTS BACK]
What is it?
Marigowdru was asking for you. Let's go.
Yeah. I'm coming.
The digging's only in the beginning...
- It'll get better with time, okay? - Okay.
I'll have a desk job. Really.
- I'll see you soon? - Okay.
Take care, okay?
Master's loan that needs to be repaid - Rs. 30,000/-
Wedding expenses? Around...
Two to two and a half lakh rupees.
[TRIES COUNTING]
What are you thinking about, brother?
Nothing at all, girl.
Since the wedding is at a convention hall, was wondering
if we still need a decorative roof at the venue.
Trouble arranging money for the wedding?
I've told you already.
If it's a lot of trouble, I don't need this wedding.
Hey! Who told you?
Mark my words!
The entire village will be in awe of your wedding.
Go and wash the vessels!
The girl knows how to blush.
[P.A. CHANTING MANTRAS]
- Sir? - Oh!
Tell me, Officer.
Your job's almost done.
Two more weeks and you'll get your transfer certificate.
Come on. I'm not here for that.
What else are you here for?
- Well, the thing is... - What is it?
Get the transfer request cancelled, Sir.
You think I'm trading arecanut to cancel the order?
The procedures almost complete. I can't cancel it now.
Come on now, Sir.
The money I gave you?
You don't have to return it at all.
You can keep it all.
Do something and get the transfer called off?
Actually...
I can get it cancelled.
It'll cost another fifty thousand rupees for cancelling it.
- Fifty thousand?! - Otherwise, forget it.
- Okay, Sir. I'll figure it out. - Good. Let me put this on you.
[CHANTS AND MARKS FOREHEAD WITH TILAKA]
- It'll be done, right? - Get the money and I'll make sure.
Oh God!
Lakshmi Rahasya!
Master?
O Master?!
What do you have to do with me?
I'm all sober now. Give me fifty rupees.
I've got news worth twenty rupees for you.
Spit it out, first!
- Quit blabbering. - I've got news. Come on.
Come.
Let me show you something.
Where is he taking...?
- What the heck is this? - Uncover it. You'll see.
Not just a hundred. I'll give you two hundred.
- Don't tell anyone, okay? - Not at all.
- Where did you find this? - In the farms.
My son got it to build a wall.
He doesn't know a thing. Two quarter drinks for this?
- Oh. You mean Varada? - Yes!
Varada, it's the Master!
Master, Namaskara.
He's the Master. Not God. Chill.
My my my!
Government employees!
Only after seeing you did I learn that the government employs thieves too.
Am I right?
So, who are you looting today?
We definitely don't need to loot someone to fill our tummies.
Not anymore, Master.
Biryani. Thrice a day.
Government quarters for a relaxed sleep in the evening.
A lot better than the pickle-porridge at others' house.
What say, Daya?
How dare you get cocky with me?!
Wait! Daya!
It's okay. He's got royal blood after all.
It's okay. Sit down now.
Oh.
Government employees.
Touching you would entitle punishment, huh?
Okay.
Your tales have reached my home.
I knew all too well where you and Nanjayya had your eyes.
- It belongs to me. - Huh?
Remember that.
Start the car!
Screw their revolution!
Stop the bike.
- What is it? - I said stop the bike.
What happened?
Varada, you're hiding something from me.
Tell me. What are you up to?
- [WIFE] Where are you? - Kempakka?
Sarojamma was here.
The groom like our daughter.
They were asking us when to arrange the wedding.
Where are you?
Why are you constantly blabbering?
What do you want me to do?
All you want is money, right?
Fine.
I sure did tell you to do something else.
But...
To give up our lives for money? Not sure how...
Hey! Everybody has to die someday.
Gotta sacrifice one thing for another.
What will it be now?
Do you guys trust me.. or not?
Trust me. Okay, listen...
My daughter has to be happy, okay?
Next month. Make sure you call everyone.
We'll get everyone together and get the knots tied.
How is that possible, huh?
Tell me the truth, Varada.
You're hiding something from us.
- Am I right, dear? - Come on now, doofus.
You think I can hide something from you, after all the years of loving you?
Listen up! We'll always be honest to each other.
I'll tell you something.
Don't tell anyone - I won't. Tell me.
Wait a minute.
In my working jurisdiction?
- A treasure. There's a treasure. - What?!
No one who’s gone after the treasure has ever come back alive.
Since the time of the Kadambas.
Yeah! Tons of it! Filled with all kinds of precious stuff!
Hey Vittala! Tell him what the priest told you.
He's right, man.
Everyone who went after it died coughing blood.
Let's not get involved with the treasure.
Just say yes to it!
Okay, Varada.
Our lives don't matter more than you.
We'll do anything for you.
Tell us. What should we do?
Hey Kempi!
- Give me a kissie now! - Stop it now!
Let's get going guys!
- Daya, send them away. - Why did you all stop?
Bassappajja, you guys leave.
See you tomorrow.
I wanted to come meet you.
Had something to discuss.
Why? What's wrong?
Won't they come to dig?
My men know everything now.
- Huh? - Yeah.
How did that happen?
I told them, Sir. Don't mind me.
From plates to pants, we’ve grown up sharing it all.
So, I told them.
You don't have to worry.
Your share stays the same.
We’ll all share my share
Argh! My peace is never guaranteed! [SOFTLY]
- Phew! - Shush!
- Sir? - Ugh!
How much money can we make from selling this treasure?
I’m thinking of replacing our hay roof with tiles.
So, how much will we earn?
Yep.
[SIDDHA] That's it?
Wait! So much?!
OH MY GOD! LET'S GET GOING SIR!
We're going. But...
We'll all take two lemons each.
- Okay. We will. - Tch! Idiots!
A mother will never gobble her own children.
Exactly. This panicking idiot.
- Let's not go in the morning. - Then?
The police, the forest department.
Let's go in the night.
AT NIGHT?!
Watch where you're going.
Hey! Come this side!
[INAUDIBLE CHATTER]
You! Throw yours!
Go on. Throw it.
Come on. Start scanning!
Come here.
Look there!
Start digging there! Move the fire closer!
[SIDDHA GRUNTS]
- Daya, get the pickaxe! - Pass it on. Here.
[SHOVEL HITS SOMETHING HARD]
Huh?!
Found it?
- You found it! - Whoa! You did!
[EXCITED NOISES]
Sir, we found it!
- Sir, we found the treasure! - Really?!
Get the ropes!
Clear the mud and tie the ropes!
Lift it up! Quick!
- Tie it properly! - We really did find it!
Prepare to lift!
Be prepared now! Lift it up!
Higher! Almost done!
What a find! Looks great!
Filled with coins!
It really is the Kadamba's treasure.
[MEN EXCLAIM IN JOY]
Thank Goddess Mariamma!
Look what we've found!
You look great!
I am the king indeed!
Wow! A crown!
What?!
Sir!
Who is it?
Oh!
The treasure indeed!
The damn kinsman!