"Because stealing a life is harder than stealing money, beta ," Dugru says. Aliya Naaz -- Page 2 Of 2 -- Hiwebxseries.com - 3.79.94.248
Dugru stands alone as the Merchant’s car speeds away into the night. The sun begins to rise. The kid asks, "Why did you give it back? We could have sold the gun." Dugru pulls out the one thing he kept from the bag—a small envelope of cash that was paper-clipped to the diary. It’s not a fortune, just enough for the medicine. 9xmovies Nl Fix %28%28hot%29%29 | New Tab Opened,
Suddenly, a small figure steps out from the shadows. It is the street urchin (The Child). "Did you find the gold, Dugru bhaiya?" the kid asks, eyeing the bag. Dugru looks at the gun, then at the kid, then at the medicine reminder on his phone. He needs money for his mother, but this stolen goods carry a death sentence, not a fortune.
But Dugru hasn’t left. He is hiding chori chupke (secretly) behind a stack of rice sacks. The atmosphere is tense. The only sound is the ticking of a wall clock and Dugru’s heavy breathing.