:08:03
Pardon my insolence, Madam Doctor,
my heart isnt there. It is here.
:08:09
Where is this sound coming from?
:08:11
My stomach growling with hunger.
:08:14
As if l"m keeping you hungry.
Dinner is ready.
:08:20
You go eat. L"ll tell the patients that
Doctor-saab will be with them shortly.
:08:24
No, it could be an emergency.
:08:28
- Greetings, Dr. Akhtar.
- Please come in.
:08:31
Would the patient sit here, please?
:08:34
Whats the problem?
:08:35
What can I say, Doctor-saab?
A strange passion has overcome me.
:08:41
I know neither hunger nor thirst.
:08:44
Only one word rings in my ears:
:08:47
Freedom, freedom, freedom.
:08:51
Look, l"m a doctor.
How am I to help you in this...
:08:55
You could have...
:08:57
...but you didnt.
:09:00
I am saddened
that educated people like you...
:09:03
...treat Kashmirs independence
with such indifference.
:09:07
Sorry, have we met before?
:09:10
- You dont recognize me?
- No.
:09:14
You dont recognize me?
:09:17
Look!
:09:19
Saw?
:09:21
Hes Malik-ul-Khan, you traitor.
:09:26
Its his home.
:09:29
Let it be.
:09:31
So you didnt recognize me
but you knew of my fatwa.
:09:37
Then why did you treat SSP Khan?
:09:41
l"m a doctor. To treat the sick is my duty.
:09:45
Duty, is it?
:09:48
God have mercy!
:09:52
See what Dr. Akhtar made me do?
:09:57
I walked 40 miles to meet him.