2:36:03
And in the company of criminals,
he went astray
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My Lord and members of the Jury...
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if Raj is to be punished for his crime,
then his father should be punished too
2:36:16
My Lord, I would like to say something
2:36:20
Emotion has got the better
of the counsel for defense
2:36:25
In her anxiety to save the accused,
the counsel has presented...
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an interesting story,
however incongruous it might be...
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to try and prove that
some criminal happens to be my son!
2:36:39
But I ask, what evidence
does the counsel have?
2:36:44
No evidence on earth will convince you
that Raj is your son...
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not unless you are willing
to accept him as your son
2:36:51
If there be proof, it lies deep
in your heart and in Raj's eyes
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Look at him. The same eyes,
the same high brow
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He even speaks like you speak.
He's just as adamant as you are
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Are you still not willing
to accept him as your son?
2:37:06
Ms Rita, the law heeds no emotion
2:37:10
Nor my Lord, does the heart
heed any law
2:37:14
I have no more to say
2:37:24
If the accused has anything to say
in his defense, he may proceed
2:37:39
Yes. At last, after being branded
a murderer, I hold your attention
2:37:50
Had I been heard earlier, perhaps
I would never have had to stand here
2:37:58
Ms Rita has tried her best
to save me from being hanged