Giddi, ready?
Ouch!
Who plays Cricket on the platform?
Leave from here or I'll complain to your father.
Hey, Raju, there's still time for the next train.
Let us play please.
This ball will come down on you like a bullet train.
Kapil Dev.
Imran Khan.
Hello. When is the next train expected?
At 7:10.
It won't be possible today.
- What? - Aren't you from the railways?
The entire railways belong to my father.
I am Vishak and he is Sumant.
We need your help.
Can you make these into magnets?
Meaning?
We've heard that when a train goes over coins, they become magnets.
Yes, we've heard about it in school.
Which school?
St. Joseph.
We don't know the train timings.
You must be aware of it since the railways belong to your father.
That is true.
The arrivals, departures, halts are all decided by my father.
Yes, mine too.
Yes. Means his father and mine.
They're a team like we are.
Wow! Is your father the driver of the train?
Driver's duty is only to drive the train.
Who's the real boss of the train?
Railway guard.
Please make the magnets for us.
50 paise!
This one as well?
No. This is from us for you'll for making the magnet.
It will be done.
- My name is Anand. - But we call him 'Dabba'.
And we call him 'Giddi'.
But my actual name is Raghu.
We'll get the magnets tomorrow, right?
Tomorrow? Tomorrow we have school.
There is a train arriving at 7:10 in the evening
but it will be dark. Danger.
We'll do it in the weekend.
Please get it done tomorrow. Ask your father.
Father is very busy. Tomorrow won't be possible.
Hey!
See you on Monday with magnets.
Dabba, we could have asked father and made the magnet tomorrow itself.
Why did you say weekend?
Giddi, that's because not father but we will make the magnets.
Dabba, that's dangerous work.
What if father sees us near the tracks?
Do you know why we are such good friends?
Because I am always positive
and you are always negative, just like a magnet.
The station is ours, the train is ours
and the money to make the magnets is also ours.
We will make good money.
At first, we'll make one magnet, then ten
and then 100, then 1000 then one lakh.
We'll become magnet kings, Giddi, magnet kings!
Mother, how is it?
Why are you wearing your father's pant?
Remove it.
You look silly.
All right.
Father, do have duty on Sunday?
No.
So you won't go to the station?
Do you go to school on Saturday?
That means you will be home, isn't it?
Why are you asking so many questions?
That's because I have to write an important essay...
on my father.
Okay. Write.
My father is a simple,
hardworking, God-fearing man.
He is a railway guard.
Sometimes he has day shift, sometimes he has night shift.
He works very hard
so that our family can have a better future.
He wants me to study hard
so that I become an engineer or a doctor.
Write fast, lest you'll forget.
He is writing.
Come ahead.
In a line.
All of you come in a line.
Come quickly in a line.
Stand in a line.
Hurry. Hurry. Make a line.
Come fast.
- Anand. - Everyone, come in line quickly.
- Come quickly, everyone. - Anand, come here.
Just a minute, mother.
- We have to... - I've told you so many times...
not to play with that.
One minute, mother.
- We have to train these buffaloes. - Give it to me.
Why do you take it?
Did he hear me or not? Give it to me.
Dare you touch it next time!
Dabba, come on, it's time for the train.
Mother, I'm going to play.
Giddi, keep it properly.
Dabba, what if the siren goes off when I keep the coins on the track?
It only goes off when there has been some train accident.
I know.
I was just checking if you know about it too. Come.
- Anyone around? Come soon. - What happened?
How did this fall? Come quickly!
- What happened? - Keep it there.
There is one there.
- Hurry up. - Move it quickly.
Quick. Hurry.
Move it quickly.
- Hurry. - Hurry.
What shall we do about this?
There's another train expected in the afternoon.
We'll meet after lunch.
- Mother, flatbread please. - Yes.
Mother, I'm going to Giddi's house post lunch.
You aren't going anywhere in the afternoon.
Rest for an hour.
It's weekend, mother.
We'll get more time to play.
Come.
Hey! Sriram, stop, Sriram!
Father, he has so many coins?
You had only given it to me for peppermint.
That was ten paise. What about the remaining coins?
It's Giddi's.
Where did Giddi get 50 paise from?
It belongs to us both.
We are saving it.
Father, I think he has saved them from your pants to his shorts.
Do I look like a thief?
Anand is not a thief...
and it's good to save money.
Sorry, Dabba, I got late.
One day that Sriram...
no, he's not Sriram, he's Sri Ravan.
I'll beat him black and blue.
What happened?
What will we tell them?
We have neither magnet nor money.
Come.
- Vishak, Suman. - Are the magnets made?
No, it will be possible only next weekend.
Father wasn't on duty.
One more week? No.
Give it back. We'll get it made by someone else.
You may ask anyone else but you'll have to come back to us.
Okay, we'll try it in two days.
Promise?
Yes, promise.
Come.
Hey, Dabba, how will we get it done in two days?
You bluff big time.
That's the reason I call you Dabba.
Relax, Giddi, look around the house and pick two ten paise coins.
Hey, Dabba, I won't steal.
It's not stealing, Giddi, it's a loan.
When we earn money, we'll keep it back.
I have an idea.
Satisha.
Satisha!
Hmm.
Can you lend us two coins of ten paise?
Give us 20 paise and I'll share an idea to earn 50 paise.
How's that?
Repeat after me.'In the beauty of Jog'.
'In the beauty of Jog'.
'In the flow of sacred Tungra river'.
'In the prosperity of the Supreme Sahyadri hills',
'In the prosperity of the Supreme Sahyadri hills'
'In its peak'
-'In the evergreen forests'. - Dabba.
- What? -'In the evergreen forests'.
'In the sandalwood and teak trees.'
Teacher. Teacher.
'Eternal celebration'.
Come.
'Oh motherland, it's your eternal celebration'.
'It's your eternal celebration'.
Giddi, come.
'It's your eternal celebration'.
Ma'am.
'In the history of winters.'
The lunch break is over. Come quickly.
You want to study or do business?
Train is coming in 20 minutes. Come on.
Wait!
Quick. Wait!
First we need to arrange for the coins.
Yes. Uncle, how much did you earn today?
Satisha, stop bothering me.
I'm not bothering you but trying to help you.
Lend me 20 paise
and I'll double it for you.
Satisha, have you had lunch?
Yes, why?
Stop eating my brains then.
Hey, Satisha!
Not here. Come there.
It's coming. It's coming.
Hey, the train is coming on this track and not that one.
Satisha, come here.
Magnet King.
Magnet...
Father, sorry, father.
Sorry, father.
What happened?
Ask this rowdy.
Nothing, mother, I just...
He skipped school and went to play on the tracks.
He made a full plan to come under the train.
Good Lord, Anand!
What were you doing near the tracks?
Nothing much, mother. I was making magnets.
Magnet?
Kids from the convent school were saying...
What?
Coins become magnets when the train runs over them, mother.
- So? - I was making it for them, mother.
He is in the fourth standard but still a dimwit.
Sorry, father.
- Next time if you... - I won't do it next time, father.
- I won't. - Shripatti!
- I won't do it next time, father. - Shripatti! Shripatti, no!
Shripatti, no!
We will have to show them to explain it to them.
Okay.
Let's take them there.
Do you know what happens when you get down on the tracks?
A fine of Rs. 100.
Do you'll have the money?
We will only have to pay.
Or else three months in jail.
Both of you live there happily together.
You'll will get food too.
Come on. Get down. Search for it.
We are tired of repeatedly telling Anand not to play
on the platform and stay away from the tracks.
He feels we own the entire railways.
We have to keep the kids away from railways
only then will they become something in life.
Or they will lose track in life.
Did you find it?
No.
- Yes. - See, has it become a magnet?
- No. - Come up.
Come up.
- Has it become a magnet? - No.
It hasn't, has it?
If you don't study wholeheartedly, you will start believing such nonsense
and will become nonsensical when you grow up.
When elders ask you not to do certain things,
it is out for concern for your well-being.
Do you know how dangerous trains are?
It is God's mercy that both of you are safe today.
Go and give these coins to those kids and tell them
that this story is absolutely false.
So that other kids don't try to do similar dangerous stuff.
- Dabba? - Yes.
We will have to reach school before the lunch break gets over.
Yes.
Dabba.
We should have brought Satisha along with us as well.
He has the chart table.
You'll study in a convent school but you'll have no sense.
It's all rubbish. There is no magnet.
Look for yourselves.
Because of your false story, we would have landed in jail.
Isn't it, Dabba?
Dabba?
Dabba!
Children. Learn from your books.
What you have learnt. I will check your daily homework.
- Okay. - Yes, ma'am.
- Hey, Dabba! Dabba! - Wait, Dabba!
Wait, Dabba!
Wait.
Wait, Dabba!
Come on.
What happened?
Dabba, we were calling out to you since when.
What an amazing thing this is!
We have never seen such coins.
Yes. We can buy magnets
but we will never get another ten paise like this one.
Please make a few for them also.
Father's siren!?
Father!