- Raj Singhania: Am I late?
- Mr. Johnson: You are late, Mr. Raj Singhania. Because the estimate that you have made for our ship much more than that has come from outside parties. And a good businessman does not make a loss-making deal.
- Raj Singhania: Mr. Johnson, nobody faces a loss dealing with us. And when we make an offer, no one refuses us.
- Mr. Johnson: And what if I do so?
- Raj Singhania: Then you should quickly find out about the city's scrap dealers.
- Mr. Johnson: But why?
- Raj Singhania: Because when a ship is blown up by a bomb, its scrap can be purchased by a scrap dealer.
- Mr. Johnson: [Sweating in fear]
- Dhaneshwar: [Holding a chessboard] The Pawn knows that sometime or the other he will have to concede defeat. Yet he stands very firmly in his place.
- Singhania: There's a lot of difference between you and me. You taunt the enemy, I shoot the enemy.
- Dhaneshwar: [Turns to Singhania in shock]
- Singhania: In the world of crime both you and I are making a living. The difference is that I eat pancakes of flour and you eat cakes of dung. Till you keep selling drugs and destroying the lives of people, you'll not be able to overcome the feeling of emnity.
- Dhaneshwar: Then I assume that I met with my defeat.
- [Dhaneshwar defeats a black pawn with a white queen]
- Singhania: A person playing chess alone can't decide one's victory or defeat alone. For that a player has to be before one. The way I am in front of you. Now, I'm going to make my move. So, be careful about your heart and your hat in which diamonds worth millions are hidden.
- Dhaneshwar: [Drops chessboard in fear]
- Singhania: Oh! I've not yet made my move, and your game is already toppled.
- Dhaneshwar: Singhania, if I'm taking diamonds worth millions in my hat then you too aren't taking chocolates or chewing gum.
- Singhania: No, I have diamonds too. Like roasted grams they're lying in my pocket. Shall I show you? Here they are.
- [singhania shows the diamonds]
- Pooja: Who knows how many poor become the victims of the enmity between the rich? Children get orphaned. Women become widows. And when they forcibly sell their bodies, the police arrest them.
- [Pooja turns towards Prem in anger]
- Pooja: Have you ever shot rich people? Have you ever caught any rich person? Do you have the courage to do that?
- Singhania: Are you agreeing to this marriage under any pressure or threat?
- Kajal: I've agreed to this marriage with my wish.
- Singhania: [Talking about Raj] Has he told what our business is?
- Kajal: Yes.
- Singhania: Did he also tell you that, we cheat death every moment?
- Kajal: Yes, he had told me.
- Singhania: And in spite of that you wish to marry him?
- Kajal: [Nodding her head to say yes]
- Singhania: Why?
- Kajal: Uncle, when I was very small, I lost my parents. Today, coming to this house I felt that I had not lost my family members at all. And I don't wish to lose them. Even if the love that I get from this family will be in the shadow of death, it's okay with me.
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