Taxi No. 9 2 11

-Living in the city -Drives me crazy

-Living in the city -Makes me hazy

-Living in the city -Takes me up and then down

That's right

Millions come here to make their lives

Set their hearts on this city And get trapped here forever

-Living in the city -Drives me crazy

Living in the city

Millions come here to make their lives

Set their hearts on this city And get trapped here forever

A golden nest With no place to rest

Even the footpath has no place here.

Ember or the last resort

This is Mumbai!

Ember or the last resort

This is Mumbai!

This is Mumbai. Time is money here.

Understood? I have three minutes to make a 30-minute journey.

Die if you wish to. Why put others in trouble?

-Money! -Why put others in trouble?

-Money! -Why put others in trouble?

-Money! -Why put others in trouble?

Shall I crash it?

Mumbai, the city of dreams.

You meet all kinds of people here.

And each person has his own unique way of getting screwed.

Now take a look at these two.

The first one, Raghav Shastri.

He should have been an electrician.

He blows a fuse for the slightest reason.

Let me into your heart.

Just chill chill just chill

Just chill just--

Can't you see me from outside?

I've been subjected to your ugly face for the past 5 minutes.

Get lost!

Raghav a.k.a. Raghu.

A real specimen.

His blood group isn't A, B or O. It's K.

K stands for keen dog.

…but I never win.

Others do. What can I do if you have bad luck?

Hey!

Why are you bashing my luck? Don't you want to sell tickets?

-Why are you hitting me? -Why are you jinxing my luck?

If my luck wants to screw me, what's it to you?

What's all this, Shastri? What's wrong with you?

This specimen…

…has lost 23 jobs in the past 15 years.

These days he's driving taxi.

Tommy! Come here.

-It's my bottle. Give it. -Be quiet.

I will hit you.

Just stop here, Raghu.

What happened? Why didn't you stop?

He's a broke bastard.

He can't even pay for parking. What will he pay you?

Raghu, stop.

Now what happened?

All four of them are broke bastards too?

They're sly bastards. One of them will pay

and four will play.

Raghu. Why do you not like anyone?

What's there to like? My profession. Your profession.

The guys who hop in with you, are they doing something good?

We all set out in the morning, hoping that something good will happen.

But night falls and nothing good happens.

This specimen has a secret life.

This lunatic's wife believes that he sells insurance policies.

Raghu's wife doesn't know that he drives a taxi.

Raghu's wife is a nurse. Sunita.

She wants to work so that they stop bickering about money

But Raghu wouldn't allow her. He has told her not to work.

Their son is following M. F. Husain's footsteps.

He paints pictures that his dad can put up in his cabin.

Little does he know that

those pictures are displayed in a taxi.

Hey!

Hey! If you want to kill yourself, go ahead.

Why are you troubling others?

He drives all day and walks at night.

Hiding his cab from his wife

he will now walk two kilometers to his house.

You've been drinking?

A little.

That's why you're so late.

I was working overtime.

People work over time to make more money.

I don't understand your kind of overtime.

You're going from bad to worse, like the grocer's bills.

You're more worried about his bills than my feelings.

You're not having an affair with him are you?

If I was, we wouldn't be short of food.

Okay, enough.

We'll figure it out tomorrow.

How many things will we figure out tomorrow?

Rishabh's school fees, the grocer's bill, electricity bill.

How long will we keep doing this?

How long will we keep postponing our problems to tomorrow?

That imaginary tomorrow will never come.

When everything will suddenly be fine.

Always. Money…

Whether she's on the streets or at home, all a woman wants is money.

Why?

Have you just been with a hooker?

Would have been better if I had.

You can't even run your own house.

You'll get the hooker's electricity cut off too.

Go to sleep. I'll live the way I want to in my next life.

Raghu was our first specimen.

Now meet our second specimen.

Jai Mittal.

He has no idea he's going to be screwed today.

This specimen's dad was also a specimen

First he gave him everything. Then took it all away.

He stomped on the brakes of his life.

You must be wondering why he did that.

Let's find out.

Love does happen at first sight

I have heard of it

Everybody!

Love does happen at first sight

I have heard of it

A couple of words Can make hearts fall in love

I have heard of it

The world starts getting Filled with colors

Everything starts appearing More beautiful

This happens only in love

I have heard of it

Every face appears more radiant

Breath turns fragrant

When eyes meet

The heart beats for the beloved

The gaze turns mesmerizing

I have heard of it

Love does happen at first sight

I have heard of it

Suspended in the air

We walk on the clouds

Joys transcends

The limits of the skies

Love affects us in such ways

I have heard of it

Love does happen at first sight

I have heard of it

A couple of words Can make hearts fall in love

I have heard of it

The world starts getting Filled with colors

Everything starts appearing More beautiful

This happens only in love

I have heard of it

Okay, birthday boy. See you.

Come home with me, please.

You know I can't, Jai.

I've got to go. It's late.

I'll see you tomorrow?

Jai, please. Stop it.

See you tomorrow. Drive safe, ok?

Bye.

Drive safe. Okay.

Hey! Hey!

Bloody cabbies!

If you want to kill yourself, go ahead.

Why are you troubling others?

Jai is someone who has never taken life seriously.

So, his dad had to get serious. And he had to do something.

He did something, that no dad would really do.

Ladies and Gentlemen, you all know why we are here.

My client and the Chairman of Mittal Industries,

Mr. Shyam Mittal is no longer with us.

As per his wishes,

his will is going to be read in front of you all.

I, Shyam Mittal, hand over

all my properties,

shares, estates,

and all my assets, comprising the Mittal Group of Companies

to my…

…oldest friend

Mr. Arjun Bajaj.

To my oldest friend, Mr. Arjun Bajaj.

Yes, babe, I'm awake.

How did you know it was me?

Who else would bother me this early in the morning?

I bother you?

You're the only one who has the right to.

First think about those rights, you're fighting for in court.

Today is an important day for you, Jai.

We'll figure out my rights after the court has ruled out yours.

Look at the time. Hurry up, you're late.

And don't forget to get the file from the vault. Okay?

Don't worry, Rupali. Everything will be all right.

-The court will rule in our favor. -I hope so.

-Was it Jai? -Yes.

Today's an important day for him.

For his future and yours too.

It all depends on this day.

Support him today.

Raju, throw it this way.

Come on. Tell him.

Hey, Rishabh. What are you doing?