Chewte
tells them not to expect any mercy from him. What? You mean we shouldn't think
that the man who savagely beat Murli and shot Poltoo in the face to cut us some
slack?
Chewte
tells them not to expect any mercy from him. What? You mean we shouldn't think
that the man who savagely beat Murli and shot Poltoo in the face to cut us some
slack?
Murli steps up and tells Chewte that if he fires a shot, there will be a battle. One that Murli might not survive, but Chewte definitely will not. Chewte tells him that if he loves the orphans so much he should hand RJ over to him. Murli goes up to the temple to talk to RJ.
He tells RJ that things are finished. RJ agrees, and gets up to go out with him. As they are walking out, all the cops aim at RJ. He grabs Murli in a headlock and holds his (empty) gun to his head. RJ tells Chewte that Bhau and Technicolor are both dead, which looks to rattle Chewte a bit.
RJ
tells the cops to drop their weapons or else he will shoot Murli. They do so,
and RJ makes his way out of the area. Once he thinks he is far enough, he throws
Murli to the side and begins running. Chewte grabs a nightstick and throws it at
RJ's feet, bringing him crashing to the ground.
One of the nearby cops recovers RJ's gun. He checks the clip and sees that it is empty. When he tells Chewte this, he gets a HUGE grin on his face and draws his pistol. Murli sees him and runs in front of him. He takes the bullet in the left shoulder and goes down. All the kids run over to him and help him. Luckily it was not a mortal wound!
RJ gets up and tells Chewte that his time has come. He tells him that the only reason Chewte can stand before him is because his uniform gives him strength. He challenges Chewte to a one on one fight, man to man. There is a lot of taunting and saber-rattling before they finally get to it. The moment that Chewte tosses his gun aside, RJ pulls a pistol from an ankle holster and points it at Chewte's face. He tells him that he shouldn't have thrown away his gun after all, then shoots him in the face.
Faces
shot: 4
The next scene shows RJ in court, on trial for all his shenanigans. He's in top form - very charming, witty, and relaxed. All of the kids from the orphanage are there to cheer him on (literally) while his lawyer starts up the impossible task of arguing his innocence. RJ stops him in his opening argument, and asks him why he is trying to save him.
He says with pride that he killed Bhau, Technicolor, and Chewte. I'm pretty sure he's killed more people than that, but the others weren't given names. He asks the judge what is he going to do? Hang him? He tells the judge that he doesn't even want to live in this world. He shows them what they've turned the world into. He offers the example of his defense attorney - he knows perfectly well that he killed at least those three men, but he still tries to save him. Why? For money. He has ruined the law by selling justice. He offers more examples of the things people do for money that take advantage of the less fortunate. He says that he deserves to die, but who will kill the rest of them? New Ram Jaane's are being born on piles of garbage all over the world. If they want to get rid of Ram Jaane's, then get rid of the garbage.
The
kids jump up in applause as he finishes his speech. However, there really can
only be one outcome from this display.
The judge finds him guilty (shock!) and sentences him to die by hanging for his crimes. RJ was expecting this and laughs. The children and staff of the orphanage are not as amused. They leap to their feet in dismay at the announcement. RJ tells them all not to cry or get upset. He continues talking for a moment, but the subtitles don't translate it. So, we'll just move along.
