Tarzan Goes To India (1962) Movie Script
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[instrumental music]
[music continues]
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[engine whirring]
We'll be arriving
in a few moments now.
Get ready.
Hit it.
[dog growling]
I'm Kamara.
Not what I expected.
Your father used
to tell me about a little girl
that rode elephants
and climbed mountains.
I still do.
I'm very anxious to see him.
He's very sick.
He's not the man you knew.
Don't be too shocked
at how he looks.
It's been a long time,
my dear friend.
Too long.
We had good times
together in Africa.
We'll have them again.
Please.
[coughs]
Let me tell him, father.
Did you see the dam
on your flight?
Yes.
It's nearly completed.
In three weeks,
they'll open the floodgates.
Miles of jungle
will be flooded.
This was once
my father's land.
He turned it into
an animal sanctuary.
I wanted to give them a home.
Where they could live
without fear or being hunted.
Now they will all be drowned.
The largest herd of elephants
in all India.
Why don't you just
drive them off?
Oh, we've tried,
but the herd's being led
by a rogue elephant,
and people are afraid.
How many elephants are there?
Over 300.
That's something
to be afraid of.
Yes?
[indistinct chatter]
Mr. O'Hara's waiting to see us.
He's the engineer
who's building the dam.
Talk to him.
I know if anyone can
save my animals, it's you.
I'll try.
[instrumental music]
When that power station
goes into operation,
it'll be puttin' out
over 40,000 kilowatts.
What's the gradient here,
Mr. O'Hara?
Forty two degrees.
The elephants will
never get out of here.
I'm afraid not.
All ready to leave, Mr. O'Hara.
Good. This is Raju Kumar.
He's gonna be one
of our top engineers.
I heard you were coming, Tarzan.
- Welcome to India.
- Thank you.
I believe you and
the princess know each other.
Yes, we know each other.
When the floodgates
are open to the dam up there,
those pipes will spill
the water down into the river.
All that jungle
will be under water.
It's a natural reservoir
completely surrounded
by mountains.
Except for one gap.
There's a pass
through the mountain?
Only one.
How far away is it?
About 50 miles.
My men are already
working there.
We're sealing it off
with a concrete wall
to keep the water in.
He's blocking the only
escape route for the animals.
I'm afraid we'll have to.
The wall has to be finished
in three weeks.
Or we're right
in the monsoon rains.
Even if it means
drowning the animals.
There is no other alternative.
We are talking about life
and you dismiss it
as if it's nothing.
A choice between
wildlife and progress?
Which would you take?
[car horn honks]
Bryce.
My chief engineer, he's in
charge of building the dam.
I know Bryce.
He helped build a dam in Africa.
His hobby was killing
elephants throughout.
Bryce, I would
like you to meet--
We've met before.
I heard the raja sent for you.
Sorry, I wasn't here
to greet you personally.
Still mad over the ivory.
In Africa, I mixed
a little sport with profit.
You would've thought the
elephants belonged to him.
Killing for profit. Why don't
you call it by its right name?
- Everything ready?
- All set.
I'll keep in touch, Mr. O'Hara.
- Good luck.
- Let's go.
Yes, sir.
(Tarzan)
Bryce.
Those elephants
aren't gonna drown.
I'm gonna drive 'em
through the pass.
Let's keep one thing
straight right now.
I'm building a wall
across that pass.
I'm not holding up my word
for you or your elephants.
Stay out of my way.
He means what he said.
So do I.
[engine revving]
(Tarzan) How many of these
villages have you moved?
Nearly all of them.
It's sad having to uproot
people from their homes.
Most of those never
even heard of the dam.
We tell them the land
is gonna be flooded.
They're moving to a new village.
It makes no sense to them.
Where do you take these people?
To a transit camp first,
then on to new homes.
You've been running all this?
Yes.
Pretty good for
a maharaja's daughter.
Times have changed..
Rajkumari ji,
rajkumari ji, rajkumari ji.
[speaking in Hindi]
There's trouble at the dam.
They've spotted
a rogue elephant.
[intense music]
[clamoring]
[gunshots]
[elephant trumpeting]
Keep firing!
Get over here.
[indistinct]
[elephant trumpeting]
[explosion]
[clamoring]
[gunshots]
Hold your fire, hold your fire.
Alright, you saw it.
Don't waste my time with anymore
talk about saving animals.
- I'm going after that elephant.
- No.
You leave with me
in the morning.
But I might be too late,
he may lead me to the main herd.
This jungle, you don't know
what you're going into.
If I need you, I'll find you.
[instrumental music]
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[monkey chattering]
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[hissing]
[squealing]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
You're right, it is a problem.
Now that you've caught me,
what are you gonna do with me?
I'm too big to carry.
Doubt if I'd be
very good to eat.
Gajendra, Gajendra.
[elephant trumpeting]
Gajendra, Gajendra.
Gajendra, Gajendra.
[speaking in Hindi]
I'm not gonna hurt you.
I came here to be your friend.
[speaking in Hindi]
You've got him well trained.
Why, why you wear
such clothes like me?
Because I live in the jungle,
just like you.
You, you British doctor?
No.
British hunter?
[laughing]
No.
You, you say,
you live in jungle.
I never see you before.
Well, the jungle I live in
is far away from here.
In Africa.
- My name is Tarzan.
- My name is Jai.
You have an elephant?
I have many friends
who are elephants
but I don't own any of them.
Gajendra is my elephant.
It means king of elephants.
He's a fine elephant.
Never seen a better one.
Did you hear that, Gajendra?
He says you are a fine elephant.
[trumpeting]
Gajendra says he like you too.
You have house, place to stay?
- No.
- You come home with me.
Alright, come up.
[instrumental music]
- I like you.
- That's because I like you.
[speaking in Hindi]
[monkeys chattering]
Be quiet.
You're the youngest.
You will eat
when your elders are finished.
Her name is Terry.
She's a very nice goat.
Give the milk all the time.
Best milk I ever tasted.
How long have you been
living in the jungles, Jai?
When they tell our villagers
to go because of the water.
- You didn't go.
- No, I would not go.
Your mother and father, they
must be lonesome without you.
No mother, no father.
I run away.
Where did you get Gajendra?
When my father die of sickness,
Gajendra is mine.
What are you gonna do
when the water comes?
Water will not come.
Gajendra and I will stop it.
You mean, like you tried to stop
them at the dam last night.
Jai, you've got to understand
that there are other people
who love the elephant.
You want to stop them too?
Yes, of course I do.
Not the same way that you do.
They are too strong for you.
No one is stronger
than Gajendra.
Guns are stronger than Gajendra.
And guns will kill Gajendra.
No talk anymore,
Jai go to sleep.
[instrumental music]
- You sleep here too.
- Thank you.
[creatures hooting]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
(Tarzan)
Easy, Gajendra.
It's alright, Gajendra.
I'm not gonna hurt him.
[elephant trumpeting]
Get back, get back. Bala will
kill you, get back. Get back.
Tarzan, Tarzan, help me,
Tarzan, Tarzan, help me.
Get back, get back!
Bala will kill you!
Get back, get back.
Tarzan, Tarzan.
[trumpeting]
Get down, get down.
[trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
[trumpeting]
[music continues]
Don't be ashamed
of being frightened.
- I was frightened too.
- You?
Sure, killer elephant
leading a herd that size
enough to frighten anyone.
- You seen Bala?
- Oh, I saw him.
Bala is very strong, very big.
Bala is a rogue elephant.
He's mad.
He's crazed with hate and fear.
The only reason
the herd follows him
is because they are
afraid of him, too.
You, you kill Bala, then
Gajendra will be the leader.
If I kill Bala..
...then Gajendra must lead
the herd out of the jungle
before the floods come.
No way out.
Mountains all round.
There's a pass
through the mountains.
I never see such pass.
I'll take you there
in the morning.
We'll see it together.
- Alright?
- Alright.
[machine whirring]
[indistinct chatter]
Come on,
keep these people moving.
- Good morning, Mr. Bryce.
- Morning.
Mr. Bryce.
What is it?
The staging, they are not safe.
We need more men
to brace them off.
Forget it!
I haven't got any men to spare.
I asked for a man,
they send me a boy.
[indistinct chatter]
[clamoring]
- Take care of it, Chakra.
- Yes.
Bryce.
I know what you're gonna say
and I don't wanna hear it.
I'm glad to see
it bothers you that much.
I have seen men killed
in every job I've been on.
But this one
could have been avoided.
It's not your responsibility.
I've never met
a man like you before.
I feel sorry for you.
I suppose you think
O'Hara is different.
O'Hara is a fine engineer.
A man with ideals.
Is that so?
[indistinct chatter]
Well, I've got news for you,
sonny!
If you think sitting over
drawings board with ideals
the way dams and bridges I've
built, you've got another--
- Bryce, I know how--
- You know nothing!
What do you think
would have happened
if I didn't have this wall up
before the rains?
I'd never work for O'Hara again.
No one wants excuses
in this business.
Excuses costs money.
You learn one thing
in a job like this.
Human life is the cheapest
commodity you've got.
Now if you don't believe that,
engineer,
just stick around
and you'll find out.
I'll stick around alright.
But I still don't
believe what you say.
You've got work to do.
Looks like there's
deep holes out there.
Gajendra slips, you may
not get him back up again.
Gajendra never slip.
Keep him in the shallows,
will you?
I know, I know.
[speaking in Hindi]
[instrumental music]
[speaking in Hindi]
Hut, hut, hut, hut
Move! Move!
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
Good, Jai. Good, Jai.
Uh, sure glad that's over with.
I not go to the pass.
You go to the pass.
- Gajendra and I go home.
- What's the matter?
Gajendra is my elephant,
and you, you gave him orders?
You want to take him from me.
Gajendra and me go home,
live like before.
Like before you come.
Goodbye.
Alright, I'm not
gonna argue with you.
Maybe you're right. Maybe
you'd be better off without me.
I keep forgetting
you're just a little boy.
This is a man's job.
Yeah, you better go home.
No hard feelings.
Bye bye.
Goodbye, Gajendra. Take good
care of my little friend.
Bye.
Alright, we go home.
We go down the river.
Not so deep.
[speaking in Hindi]
We have good time like before,
without Tarzan.
He says, I'm a boy not a man.
Boy. I show him.
I show him I'm a man.
[speaking in Hindi]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[indistinct chattering]
You stay here,
I look first.
There, cut your motor.
I'll make you boys
a present of some ivory.
[music continues]
[leopard growling]
Leopard, very close.
Relax, will you?
No leopard will come near
with elephants around.
[gunshot]
[elephant trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
Don't shoot him.
Don't shoot him.
Don't shoot him.
Please, don't shoot him.
Get out of the way.
[gunshot]
[speaking in Hindi]
[grunting]
I'll fix it so he
doesn't bother us again.
Get the chains out of the jeep.
Okay.
[owls hooting]
[instrumental music]
[chains clanking]
[owl hooting]
[music continues]
[leopard growling]
[metal clanking]
[growling]
[roaring]
Raju sahab, Raju sahab..
[speaking in foreign language]
[roaring]
[gunshots]
Thank you.
Hold still.
[gunshot]
My advice to you, Tarzan
is to get out of here
as fast as you can.
How're you gonna
explain this to Bryce?
I'll worry about it then.
You better get moving.
I can't figure you out.
Which side are you on?
I wish I really knew.
You heard what I told him.
Still gonna drive that elephant
herd through that pass.
You can still stop me.
You may need this, Tarzan.
[indistinct chatter]
I'll save you a walk,
I let him go.
[engine whirring]
What's going on here?
I caught Tarzan snooping
around, chained him up.
My little friend
here let him go.
If I hadn't,
he'd have been killed.
Not that Bryce cares.
He rates human life
pretty cheap.
He's talking about the men
who were killed yesterday.
Look, men get killed
everyday on these jobs.
Get used to it.
You're both here to work.
Now if you can't
get along together,
I'll make some changes.
Let's look at those plans.
[indistinct chatter]
You have a beautiful baby.
When we get to the transit camp,
you'll be able to rest.
Ooh-hoo!
[indistinct chatter]
Oh!
Thank goodness you're safe.
I've had people
looking for you.
Thank you. You look like
you've been working a lot.
Not more than anyone else.
I just look more tired.
That's all.
You look like a maharaja's
daughter too.
That's a compliment.
Thank you.
How have you got on?
Found the elephant
that raided the dam.
Belongs to a little boy
named Jai.
Boy?
That's when they evacuated
his village, he ran away.
Oh! I've also seen
the main herd.
Tell me, is it true
about a rogue leading them?
Yes, it is.
Then we'll never be
able to drive them out.
Not as long
as the rogue is alive
but if I can kill him, we
may be able to save the herd.
But I'll need a lot of people
to help me make the drive.
A keddah.
- A what?
- An elephant round-up.
Once we get these
people to the transit camp,
I can get you
all the help you need.
Good, I'll be going.
Be careful.
Kamara, I saw your friend
Raju last night.
He saved my life.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
Jai!
Tarzan! Tarzan!
Tarzan! Tarzan!
Now there is nothing
to be afraid of.
Everything is alright.
Come out of the jungle.
Many, many elephants and Bala.
They hurt to Gajendra.
I think Gajendra die.
I will take a look at him,
come on!
Come on, Tarzan!
Come on!
Uh, it's only a flesh wound.
Get me some moss
and soak it in water.
Don't worry about Gajendra.
He's got
lot of years left yet.
What did you do with Tabby
and the deer, the monkeys?
I let them free
when elephants come.
I never see them again.
[Gajendra groaning]
Alright, take it easy.
Easy now.
I ran away from you
because the man tried
to shoot Gajendra.
Yeah, I know.
Well, he's just as good as new.
Gajendra says,
you save his life.
He say, thanks.
Tell the general I say
you're welcome.
[trumpeting]
Where did Bala take the herd?
By the falls.
Alright, get up
on top and hurry!
Come on!
[instrumental music]
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
[speaking in Hindi]
Get off the road!
Get off the road,
the wild herd is coming.
Get off the road!
Get off!
Everybody out now, the wild
elephant herd is coming.
Come on! Hurry up!
Quicker!
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
Kamara, take the baby.
Hurry up!
[speaking in Hindi]
[elephant trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
- I'm glad you got here in time.
- So am I
Thank you.
In order to keep
these people safe
you're gonna have to go back
and go take the path
through the hills.
(Kamara) It will take
us miles out of our way.
Not if you go through the path,
it's a shorter route.
Already you know
this jungle better than I do.
Tarzan!
I know, be careful.
Where is he going?
To kill the rogue.
You think arrow will kill Bala?
Well, if we hit him
in the right place.
Where, where right place?
The brain, right here.
Not afraid anymore.
[car horn blaring]
Take this and bury it right
through across this line.
- Right.
- Good.
What happened?
We're on our way
to the transit camp.
We had to come through
here to avoid the herd.
Is there anything
I can do to help?
There is,
we're running short of food.
If you could feed
the women and children.
We can feed all of them.
Just bring them in.
(Bryce)
Raju!
Coming, Mr. Bryce!
I heard that.
For your information, I happen
to be running this camp.
I decide who we feed.
There's plenty of food here.
We can't let them go hungry.
They've got oxen.
Let them slaughter one.
You know they
can't kill or eat beef.
That's not my problem.
Now, get them out of here.
Bryce!
I'm feeding them
from our supplies.
So that's the way it is, huh?
Alright, you feed them.
Now, you men,
get back to work!
Thank you, Raju.
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
Well, what do you want?
I've heard that
Tarzan is going to drive
the big herd through here.
Oh, isn't that something?
I'd worry if I were you.
He might do it.
He's a mad rogue
leading that herd.
Tarzan is going
to kill the rogue.
- He's what?
- Mm-hmm.
Hmm, that's the best news
I've heard in a long time.
I went after a rogue once
and a herd half that size.
Put six slugs into 'em.
Still didn't stop 'em.
Lucky me, I was shooting from my
truck, or he'd have killed me.
Go on, get out,
come back when you get
something important to tell me.
[elephant trumpets]
[instrumental music]
[elephants trumpeting]
Bala.
(Tarzan)
You know what to do.
I know.
In Africa, a boy becomes a man
when he kills his first lion.
This is gonna be
your first lion.
When I do this, I will be a man?
Very much a man.
[music continues]
[trumpeting]
[monkey chattering]
[whistles]
[speaking in Hindi]
[trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[speaking in Hindi]
[trumpeting]
Shh!
[sighs]
[trumpeting]
That's your lion.
- Today I'm a man.
- Right.
[trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
Everything set.
- We are ready to go.
- Good.
Tonight, you are going to be
sleeping in your new home.
- Yes, sir.
- You'll be alright.
Will you look after her
for me please, Patel?
Bye.
[speaking in Tamil]
Is it true what they're saying
that you killed the rogue?
Yes, it's true,
but I wouldn't be here now
if it wasn't for
Jai and Gajendra.
(Kamara)
He's a boy to be proud of.
You two must be hungry?
I think Jai,
I'll eat a little later.
Come and get some.
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
I don't believe it.
What are you tr yin' to prove?
It's true, Mr. Bryce, it's true.
He killed the rogue.
I was at the transit camp
when they arrived.
Men were already building
the stockade to hold the herd.
- Stockade?
- Hmm.
- Where?
- Five miles west of here.
At the edge of the jungle.
- Raj! Mooty!
- Coming, sir.
Get out!
- Yes, Mr. Bryce.
- Get the jeep ready.
We're going out tonight.
- And bring your rifles.
- Right, come on!
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[indistinct chatter]
[speaking in Hindi]
Shh!
Don't make a noise.
You want to wake everybody?
I go to drink water.
You stay here.
Don't make a noise.
[muffled screams]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[dramatic music]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
Alright, come on, come on.
Hut, hut..
Get down. Stay down.
[instrumental music]
[gunshot]
Alright.
Go on.
Tell him you're here!
Tarzan! Tarzan, go away, Tarzan.
Tarzan, go away.
They'll kill you, Tarzan.
Please, please, Tarzan,
go away.
Please, Tarzan!
[trumpeting]
[gun firing]
Ah!
Drop it.
[instrumental music]
- I want the boy out!
- You come up and get him!
[gunshot]
Stay where you are.
You wanted the boy?
Alright, you can have him.
Go on.
Bryce!
Let the boy go!
He can't hurt you.
He can talk.
[gunshot]
[trumpeting]
[music continues]
[screams]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
Jai..
...Gajendra killed him
to save your life.
It's his instinct.
To protect the ones
that he loves.
Just as I had to kill
the other man.
You understand?
Yes.
I'll take care of it.
You take Gajendra
on the other side of the rocks.
- Alright?
- Alright.
[music continues]
[indistinct chatter]
That's the way
to look, gentleman.
Miles of useless jungle
under water
and enough power to supply
all your needs.
We open those floodgates
in ten days.
Ten days, that's far beyond
our expectation.
Splendid job of engineering,
Mr. O'Hara.
Thank you.
All that's left for us to finish
is that wall across the pass.
Then you can
have the official opening.
We'll schedule the opening
ceremony immediately.
- Good.
- The short wave, sir.
You're wanted back in the dam.
Excuse me, gentleman.
Here he is.
O'Hara speaking.
(male #1) Raju here, Mr. O'Hara.
There's been an accident.
Bryce has been killed.
I'll leave right away.
Be with you in a few hours.
[indistinct chatter]
Calling 187..
They should be here
any moment, Tarzan.
[car horn blaring]
Mr. O'Hara,
we've received the explosives.
We can start blasting
in two hours.
Alright.
I should have known you
had something to do with it.
Bryce tried to kill me.
It's true.
Alright. What do you want?
I want to settle this thing
once and for all.
Raju says we can still drive
the elephants through the pass
without destroying the wall.
We stopped pouring the last
three blocks today.
There's still room
for the herd to go through.
You mean, there's still room
for the herd
to go through
if we stopped work.
- Is that it?
- Yes, sir.
Look, I've got a deadline.
The monsoon rains,
and I am not
stopping for anything.
Those blocks
will be poured today.
Wait a minute!
I'm not Bryce,
and killing isn't my business
but every man has the right
to protect his property
and I'm going to protect mine.
I'm warning you,
nothing will get through
that pass and stay alive.
I thought you were different
than Bryce, but you are not.
A little more polished perhaps,
but cut from the same stone.
You build just
for your own vanity
and I don't want to be
that kind of an engineer.
Do you think Gajendra
can ride three thousand?
Easy.
[instrumental music]
Pretty good, huh?
Wonderful!
Where'd they all come from?
You ask Kamara.
She bring them.
The villagers and all the people
they could spare.
I'm proud of you.
Well you better be
proud of Raju.
He just left O'Hara
to be with us.
It took a little time,
but I'll try and make up for it.
I've waited a long time
for you to say that.
- And how are you, Jai?
- Okay.
I help you, too.
You proud of me?
You, more than anyone.
[speaking in Hindi]
I go give Gajendra water,
then I come.
[speaking in Hindi]
You think you can have this
finished by tomorrow?
Tomorrow?
We can finish this tonight.
You know, O'Hara could
use a good man like you.
Tonight, we make a big dance.
People will be happy.
[speaking in Hindi]
We always celebrate
the start together.
Looking forward to it.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
Tarzan, the big herd's
wandering about
ten miles south from here.
Alright, we'll leave
at the first light.
It's not gonna be easy.
We'd only be able to
drive a small number
in the stockade at one time.
We should have the whole herd
in the stockade
by tomorrow night.
- I'm sure we'll manage.
- Good.
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[squealing]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[yelling]
[dramatic music]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[squealing]
[elephant trumpeting]
Move them on the side.
Move them.
Keep them on the other side.
[elephant trumpeting]
Keep them away
from the deep water.
Keep them away
from the deep water.
[elephant trumpeting]
Move them down there!
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
Come on.
Look alive up there.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You two put that brace up there.
Come on.
Higher.
Lay out some more
of that barbed wire.
Alright, let's go.
Come on, men.
Let's get the bag down.
Alright, look alive.
Over here.
Watch out!
Drop that
and we don't have to worry about
elephants or anything else.
Alright, take it easy.
Careful.
[dramatic music]
[elephants trumpeting]
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[speaking in Hindi]
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
They all look good.
Give the others a hand.
Yes, sir.
[elephant trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
Keep on moving!
[speaking in Hindi]
Come on, come on.
[elephants trumpeting]
[music continues]
[indistinct shouting]
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
[elephants trumpeting]
[elephants trumpeting]
Raju, I'd like you
to ride up in the front.
Go pal, Krishna and myself,
I'm gonna ride Gajendra.
Right.
I ride Gajendra, too.
You ride on the flank.
I ride Gajendra. I ride
Gajendra. I ride Gajendra.
You ride the flank
of another elephant.
[sobbing]
Jai, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to sound angry.
But you're too young.
It's too dangerous for you
to be the charge.
You understand?
Is there any reason
why I can't drive it, Jai?
That's up to Jai.
Okay.
(male #2)
Tarzan!
Tarzan!
Tarzan!
[speaking in foreign languages]
- What's he so excited about?
- He's just come from the pass.
He says O'Hara's laid
a trap with dynamite.
Dynamite?
I know. I know dynamite.
I have some piece.
Where did you get this?
I see dynamite
when I went for you.
At a pass. I picked one.
You're lucky you weren't killed.
You could have
blown yourself to pieces.
With this little thing?
Raju, tell "em.
Tell the people I've got the
answer to O'Hara's dynamite.
Okay.
[speaking in foreign language]
[indistinct chatter]
[elephant trumpeting]
Open the gate!
Light the fire!
[elephants trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
Keep it moving!
[dramatic music]
Over there.
Alright, bring those rifles up.
You men get
behind the scaffolding.
[music continues]
[indistinct shouting]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[explosion]
[yelling]
[gunfire]
[music continues]
[clamoring]
[elephants trumpeting]
[music continues]
I'm sorry, O'Hara.
Sorry this had to happen.
You really got
your elephants through.
What more do you want?
We'd like to help.
I have had all your help I need.
And so are the people
of this whole valley.
Another year of drought-stricken
farms and hungry people.
Another year without
factories and jobs.
No. Still build that wall
before the rains come.
And what will I use
for equipment?
Them. And a hundred more
like them if you need them.
He's right, Mr. O'Hara.
Elephants were doing
this kind of work
a long time before
machinery was ever thought of.
- You think we can do it?
- I know we can.
Well, what are we waiting for?
Come on. We've got work to do.
Tarzan,
how can I ever thank you?
Well, someday, Raju's going
to need an assistant engineer.
Would you like that, Jai?
[speaking in Hindi]
Me first class engineer.
Tarzan! You are not
going away, Tarzan?
Jai, friends are always
in each other's hearts.
I'll be back someday.
I won't cry. I'm a man.
Yes. You're a man.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[engine whirring]
We'll be arriving
in a few moments now.
Get ready.
Hit it.
[dog growling]
I'm Kamara.
Not what I expected.
Your father used
to tell me about a little girl
that rode elephants
and climbed mountains.
I still do.
I'm very anxious to see him.
He's very sick.
He's not the man you knew.
Don't be too shocked
at how he looks.
It's been a long time,
my dear friend.
Too long.
We had good times
together in Africa.
We'll have them again.
Please.
[coughs]
Let me tell him, father.
Did you see the dam
on your flight?
Yes.
It's nearly completed.
In three weeks,
they'll open the floodgates.
Miles of jungle
will be flooded.
This was once
my father's land.
He turned it into
an animal sanctuary.
I wanted to give them a home.
Where they could live
without fear or being hunted.
Now they will all be drowned.
The largest herd of elephants
in all India.
Why don't you just
drive them off?
Oh, we've tried,
but the herd's being led
by a rogue elephant,
and people are afraid.
How many elephants are there?
Over 300.
That's something
to be afraid of.
Yes?
[indistinct chatter]
Mr. O'Hara's waiting to see us.
He's the engineer
who's building the dam.
Talk to him.
I know if anyone can
save my animals, it's you.
I'll try.
[instrumental music]
When that power station
goes into operation,
it'll be puttin' out
over 40,000 kilowatts.
What's the gradient here,
Mr. O'Hara?
Forty two degrees.
The elephants will
never get out of here.
I'm afraid not.
All ready to leave, Mr. O'Hara.
Good. This is Raju Kumar.
He's gonna be one
of our top engineers.
I heard you were coming, Tarzan.
- Welcome to India.
- Thank you.
I believe you and
the princess know each other.
Yes, we know each other.
When the floodgates
are open to the dam up there,
those pipes will spill
the water down into the river.
All that jungle
will be under water.
It's a natural reservoir
completely surrounded
by mountains.
Except for one gap.
There's a pass
through the mountain?
Only one.
How far away is it?
About 50 miles.
My men are already
working there.
We're sealing it off
with a concrete wall
to keep the water in.
He's blocking the only
escape route for the animals.
I'm afraid we'll have to.
The wall has to be finished
in three weeks.
Or we're right
in the monsoon rains.
Even if it means
drowning the animals.
There is no other alternative.
We are talking about life
and you dismiss it
as if it's nothing.
A choice between
wildlife and progress?
Which would you take?
[car horn honks]
Bryce.
My chief engineer, he's in
charge of building the dam.
I know Bryce.
He helped build a dam in Africa.
His hobby was killing
elephants throughout.
Bryce, I would
like you to meet--
We've met before.
I heard the raja sent for you.
Sorry, I wasn't here
to greet you personally.
Still mad over the ivory.
In Africa, I mixed
a little sport with profit.
You would've thought the
elephants belonged to him.
Killing for profit. Why don't
you call it by its right name?
- Everything ready?
- All set.
I'll keep in touch, Mr. O'Hara.
- Good luck.
- Let's go.
Yes, sir.
(Tarzan)
Bryce.
Those elephants
aren't gonna drown.
I'm gonna drive 'em
through the pass.
Let's keep one thing
straight right now.
I'm building a wall
across that pass.
I'm not holding up my word
for you or your elephants.
Stay out of my way.
He means what he said.
So do I.
[engine revving]
(Tarzan) How many of these
villages have you moved?
Nearly all of them.
It's sad having to uproot
people from their homes.
Most of those never
even heard of the dam.
We tell them the land
is gonna be flooded.
They're moving to a new village.
It makes no sense to them.
Where do you take these people?
To a transit camp first,
then on to new homes.
You've been running all this?
Yes.
Pretty good for
a maharaja's daughter.
Times have changed..
Rajkumari ji,
rajkumari ji, rajkumari ji.
[speaking in Hindi]
There's trouble at the dam.
They've spotted
a rogue elephant.
[intense music]
[clamoring]
[gunshots]
[elephant trumpeting]
Keep firing!
Get over here.
[indistinct]
[elephant trumpeting]
[explosion]
[clamoring]
[gunshots]
Hold your fire, hold your fire.
Alright, you saw it.
Don't waste my time with anymore
talk about saving animals.
- I'm going after that elephant.
- No.
You leave with me
in the morning.
But I might be too late,
he may lead me to the main herd.
This jungle, you don't know
what you're going into.
If I need you, I'll find you.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[monkey chattering]
[music continues]
[hissing]
[squealing]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
You're right, it is a problem.
Now that you've caught me,
what are you gonna do with me?
I'm too big to carry.
Doubt if I'd be
very good to eat.
Gajendra, Gajendra.
[elephant trumpeting]
Gajendra, Gajendra.
Gajendra, Gajendra.
[speaking in Hindi]
I'm not gonna hurt you.
I came here to be your friend.
[speaking in Hindi]
You've got him well trained.
Why, why you wear
such clothes like me?
Because I live in the jungle,
just like you.
You, you British doctor?
No.
British hunter?
[laughing]
No.
You, you say,
you live in jungle.
I never see you before.
Well, the jungle I live in
is far away from here.
In Africa.
- My name is Tarzan.
- My name is Jai.
You have an elephant?
I have many friends
who are elephants
but I don't own any of them.
Gajendra is my elephant.
It means king of elephants.
He's a fine elephant.
Never seen a better one.
Did you hear that, Gajendra?
He says you are a fine elephant.
[trumpeting]
Gajendra says he like you too.
You have house, place to stay?
- No.
- You come home with me.
Alright, come up.
[instrumental music]
- I like you.
- That's because I like you.
[speaking in Hindi]
[monkeys chattering]
Be quiet.
You're the youngest.
You will eat
when your elders are finished.
Her name is Terry.
She's a very nice goat.
Give the milk all the time.
Best milk I ever tasted.
How long have you been
living in the jungles, Jai?
When they tell our villagers
to go because of the water.
- You didn't go.
- No, I would not go.
Your mother and father, they
must be lonesome without you.
No mother, no father.
I run away.
Where did you get Gajendra?
When my father die of sickness,
Gajendra is mine.
What are you gonna do
when the water comes?
Water will not come.
Gajendra and I will stop it.
You mean, like you tried to stop
them at the dam last night.
Jai, you've got to understand
that there are other people
who love the elephant.
You want to stop them too?
Yes, of course I do.
Not the same way that you do.
They are too strong for you.
No one is stronger
than Gajendra.
Guns are stronger than Gajendra.
And guns will kill Gajendra.
No talk anymore,
Jai go to sleep.
[instrumental music]
- You sleep here too.
- Thank you.
[creatures hooting]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
(Tarzan)
Easy, Gajendra.
It's alright, Gajendra.
I'm not gonna hurt him.
[elephant trumpeting]
Get back, get back. Bala will
kill you, get back. Get back.
Tarzan, Tarzan, help me,
Tarzan, Tarzan, help me.
Get back, get back!
Bala will kill you!
Get back, get back.
Tarzan, Tarzan.
[trumpeting]
Get down, get down.
[trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
[trumpeting]
[music continues]
Don't be ashamed
of being frightened.
- I was frightened too.
- You?
Sure, killer elephant
leading a herd that size
enough to frighten anyone.
- You seen Bala?
- Oh, I saw him.
Bala is very strong, very big.
Bala is a rogue elephant.
He's mad.
He's crazed with hate and fear.
The only reason
the herd follows him
is because they are
afraid of him, too.
You, you kill Bala, then
Gajendra will be the leader.
If I kill Bala..
...then Gajendra must lead
the herd out of the jungle
before the floods come.
No way out.
Mountains all round.
There's a pass
through the mountains.
I never see such pass.
I'll take you there
in the morning.
We'll see it together.
- Alright?
- Alright.
[machine whirring]
[indistinct chatter]
Come on,
keep these people moving.
- Good morning, Mr. Bryce.
- Morning.
Mr. Bryce.
What is it?
The staging, they are not safe.
We need more men
to brace them off.
Forget it!
I haven't got any men to spare.
I asked for a man,
they send me a boy.
[indistinct chatter]
[clamoring]
- Take care of it, Chakra.
- Yes.
Bryce.
I know what you're gonna say
and I don't wanna hear it.
I'm glad to see
it bothers you that much.
I have seen men killed
in every job I've been on.
But this one
could have been avoided.
It's not your responsibility.
I've never met
a man like you before.
I feel sorry for you.
I suppose you think
O'Hara is different.
O'Hara is a fine engineer.
A man with ideals.
Is that so?
[indistinct chatter]
Well, I've got news for you,
sonny!
If you think sitting over
drawings board with ideals
the way dams and bridges I've
built, you've got another--
- Bryce, I know how--
- You know nothing!
What do you think
would have happened
if I didn't have this wall up
before the rains?
I'd never work for O'Hara again.
No one wants excuses
in this business.
Excuses costs money.
You learn one thing
in a job like this.
Human life is the cheapest
commodity you've got.
Now if you don't believe that,
engineer,
just stick around
and you'll find out.
I'll stick around alright.
But I still don't
believe what you say.
You've got work to do.
Looks like there's
deep holes out there.
Gajendra slips, you may
not get him back up again.
Gajendra never slip.
Keep him in the shallows,
will you?
I know, I know.
[speaking in Hindi]
[instrumental music]
[speaking in Hindi]
Hut, hut, hut, hut
Move! Move!
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
Good, Jai. Good, Jai.
Uh, sure glad that's over with.
I not go to the pass.
You go to the pass.
- Gajendra and I go home.
- What's the matter?
Gajendra is my elephant,
and you, you gave him orders?
You want to take him from me.
Gajendra and me go home,
live like before.
Like before you come.
Goodbye.
Alright, I'm not
gonna argue with you.
Maybe you're right. Maybe
you'd be better off without me.
I keep forgetting
you're just a little boy.
This is a man's job.
Yeah, you better go home.
No hard feelings.
Bye bye.
Goodbye, Gajendra. Take good
care of my little friend.
Bye.
Alright, we go home.
We go down the river.
Not so deep.
[speaking in Hindi]
We have good time like before,
without Tarzan.
He says, I'm a boy not a man.
Boy. I show him.
I show him I'm a man.
[speaking in Hindi]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[indistinct chattering]
You stay here,
I look first.
There, cut your motor.
I'll make you boys
a present of some ivory.
[music continues]
[leopard growling]
Leopard, very close.
Relax, will you?
No leopard will come near
with elephants around.
[gunshot]
[elephant trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
Don't shoot him.
Don't shoot him.
Don't shoot him.
Please, don't shoot him.
Get out of the way.
[gunshot]
[speaking in Hindi]
[grunting]
I'll fix it so he
doesn't bother us again.
Get the chains out of the jeep.
Okay.
[owls hooting]
[instrumental music]
[chains clanking]
[owl hooting]
[music continues]
[leopard growling]
[metal clanking]
[growling]
[roaring]
Raju sahab, Raju sahab..
[speaking in foreign language]
[roaring]
[gunshots]
Thank you.
Hold still.
[gunshot]
My advice to you, Tarzan
is to get out of here
as fast as you can.
How're you gonna
explain this to Bryce?
I'll worry about it then.
You better get moving.
I can't figure you out.
Which side are you on?
I wish I really knew.
You heard what I told him.
Still gonna drive that elephant
herd through that pass.
You can still stop me.
You may need this, Tarzan.
[indistinct chatter]
I'll save you a walk,
I let him go.
[engine whirring]
What's going on here?
I caught Tarzan snooping
around, chained him up.
My little friend
here let him go.
If I hadn't,
he'd have been killed.
Not that Bryce cares.
He rates human life
pretty cheap.
He's talking about the men
who were killed yesterday.
Look, men get killed
everyday on these jobs.
Get used to it.
You're both here to work.
Now if you can't
get along together,
I'll make some changes.
Let's look at those plans.
[indistinct chatter]
You have a beautiful baby.
When we get to the transit camp,
you'll be able to rest.
Ooh-hoo!
[indistinct chatter]
Oh!
Thank goodness you're safe.
I've had people
looking for you.
Thank you. You look like
you've been working a lot.
Not more than anyone else.
I just look more tired.
That's all.
You look like a maharaja's
daughter too.
That's a compliment.
Thank you.
How have you got on?
Found the elephant
that raided the dam.
Belongs to a little boy
named Jai.
Boy?
That's when they evacuated
his village, he ran away.
Oh! I've also seen
the main herd.
Tell me, is it true
about a rogue leading them?
Yes, it is.
Then we'll never be
able to drive them out.
Not as long
as the rogue is alive
but if I can kill him, we
may be able to save the herd.
But I'll need a lot of people
to help me make the drive.
A keddah.
- A what?
- An elephant round-up.
Once we get these
people to the transit camp,
I can get you
all the help you need.
Good, I'll be going.
Be careful.
Kamara, I saw your friend
Raju last night.
He saved my life.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
Jai!
Tarzan! Tarzan!
Tarzan! Tarzan!
Now there is nothing
to be afraid of.
Everything is alright.
Come out of the jungle.
Many, many elephants and Bala.
They hurt to Gajendra.
I think Gajendra die.
I will take a look at him,
come on!
Come on, Tarzan!
Come on!
Uh, it's only a flesh wound.
Get me some moss
and soak it in water.
Don't worry about Gajendra.
He's got
lot of years left yet.
What did you do with Tabby
and the deer, the monkeys?
I let them free
when elephants come.
I never see them again.
[Gajendra groaning]
Alright, take it easy.
Easy now.
I ran away from you
because the man tried
to shoot Gajendra.
Yeah, I know.
Well, he's just as good as new.
Gajendra says,
you save his life.
He say, thanks.
Tell the general I say
you're welcome.
[trumpeting]
Where did Bala take the herd?
By the falls.
Alright, get up
on top and hurry!
Come on!
[instrumental music]
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
[speaking in Hindi]
Get off the road!
Get off the road,
the wild herd is coming.
Get off the road!
Get off!
Everybody out now, the wild
elephant herd is coming.
Come on! Hurry up!
Quicker!
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
Kamara, take the baby.
Hurry up!
[speaking in Hindi]
[elephant trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
- I'm glad you got here in time.
- So am I
Thank you.
In order to keep
these people safe
you're gonna have to go back
and go take the path
through the hills.
(Kamara) It will take
us miles out of our way.
Not if you go through the path,
it's a shorter route.
Already you know
this jungle better than I do.
Tarzan!
I know, be careful.
Where is he going?
To kill the rogue.
You think arrow will kill Bala?
Well, if we hit him
in the right place.
Where, where right place?
The brain, right here.
Not afraid anymore.
[car horn blaring]
Take this and bury it right
through across this line.
- Right.
- Good.
What happened?
We're on our way
to the transit camp.
We had to come through
here to avoid the herd.
Is there anything
I can do to help?
There is,
we're running short of food.
If you could feed
the women and children.
We can feed all of them.
Just bring them in.
(Bryce)
Raju!
Coming, Mr. Bryce!
I heard that.
For your information, I happen
to be running this camp.
I decide who we feed.
There's plenty of food here.
We can't let them go hungry.
They've got oxen.
Let them slaughter one.
You know they
can't kill or eat beef.
That's not my problem.
Now, get them out of here.
Bryce!
I'm feeding them
from our supplies.
So that's the way it is, huh?
Alright, you feed them.
Now, you men,
get back to work!
Thank you, Raju.
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
Well, what do you want?
I've heard that
Tarzan is going to drive
the big herd through here.
Oh, isn't that something?
I'd worry if I were you.
He might do it.
He's a mad rogue
leading that herd.
Tarzan is going
to kill the rogue.
- He's what?
- Mm-hmm.
Hmm, that's the best news
I've heard in a long time.
I went after a rogue once
and a herd half that size.
Put six slugs into 'em.
Still didn't stop 'em.
Lucky me, I was shooting from my
truck, or he'd have killed me.
Go on, get out,
come back when you get
something important to tell me.
[elephant trumpets]
[instrumental music]
[elephants trumpeting]
Bala.
(Tarzan)
You know what to do.
I know.
In Africa, a boy becomes a man
when he kills his first lion.
This is gonna be
your first lion.
When I do this, I will be a man?
Very much a man.
[music continues]
[trumpeting]
[monkey chattering]
[whistles]
[speaking in Hindi]
[trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[speaking in Hindi]
[trumpeting]
Shh!
[sighs]
[trumpeting]
That's your lion.
- Today I'm a man.
- Right.
[trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
Everything set.
- We are ready to go.
- Good.
Tonight, you are going to be
sleeping in your new home.
- Yes, sir.
- You'll be alright.
Will you look after her
for me please, Patel?
Bye.
[speaking in Tamil]
Is it true what they're saying
that you killed the rogue?
Yes, it's true,
but I wouldn't be here now
if it wasn't for
Jai and Gajendra.
(Kamara)
He's a boy to be proud of.
You two must be hungry?
I think Jai,
I'll eat a little later.
Come and get some.
[speaking in Hindi]
[indistinct chatter]
I don't believe it.
What are you tr yin' to prove?
It's true, Mr. Bryce, it's true.
He killed the rogue.
I was at the transit camp
when they arrived.
Men were already building
the stockade to hold the herd.
- Stockade?
- Hmm.
- Where?
- Five miles west of here.
At the edge of the jungle.
- Raj! Mooty!
- Coming, sir.
Get out!
- Yes, Mr. Bryce.
- Get the jeep ready.
We're going out tonight.
- And bring your rifles.
- Right, come on!
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[indistinct chatter]
[speaking in Hindi]
Shh!
Don't make a noise.
You want to wake everybody?
I go to drink water.
You stay here.
Don't make a noise.
[muffled screams]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
[trumpeting]
[dramatic music]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
Alright, come on, come on.
Hut, hut..
Get down. Stay down.
[instrumental music]
[gunshot]
Alright.
Go on.
Tell him you're here!
Tarzan! Tarzan, go away, Tarzan.
Tarzan, go away.
They'll kill you, Tarzan.
Please, please, Tarzan,
go away.
Please, Tarzan!
[trumpeting]
[gun firing]
Ah!
Drop it.
[instrumental music]
- I want the boy out!
- You come up and get him!
[gunshot]
Stay where you are.
You wanted the boy?
Alright, you can have him.
Go on.
Bryce!
Let the boy go!
He can't hurt you.
He can talk.
[gunshot]
[trumpeting]
[music continues]
[screams]
[Gajendra trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
Jai..
...Gajendra killed him
to save your life.
It's his instinct.
To protect the ones
that he loves.
Just as I had to kill
the other man.
You understand?
Yes.
I'll take care of it.
You take Gajendra
on the other side of the rocks.
- Alright?
- Alright.
[music continues]
[indistinct chatter]
That's the way
to look, gentleman.
Miles of useless jungle
under water
and enough power to supply
all your needs.
We open those floodgates
in ten days.
Ten days, that's far beyond
our expectation.
Splendid job of engineering,
Mr. O'Hara.
Thank you.
All that's left for us to finish
is that wall across the pass.
Then you can
have the official opening.
We'll schedule the opening
ceremony immediately.
- Good.
- The short wave, sir.
You're wanted back in the dam.
Excuse me, gentleman.
Here he is.
O'Hara speaking.
(male #1) Raju here, Mr. O'Hara.
There's been an accident.
Bryce has been killed.
I'll leave right away.
Be with you in a few hours.
[indistinct chatter]
Calling 187..
They should be here
any moment, Tarzan.
[car horn blaring]
Mr. O'Hara,
we've received the explosives.
We can start blasting
in two hours.
Alright.
I should have known you
had something to do with it.
Bryce tried to kill me.
It's true.
Alright. What do you want?
I want to settle this thing
once and for all.
Raju says we can still drive
the elephants through the pass
without destroying the wall.
We stopped pouring the last
three blocks today.
There's still room
for the herd to go through.
You mean, there's still room
for the herd
to go through
if we stopped work.
- Is that it?
- Yes, sir.
Look, I've got a deadline.
The monsoon rains,
and I am not
stopping for anything.
Those blocks
will be poured today.
Wait a minute!
I'm not Bryce,
and killing isn't my business
but every man has the right
to protect his property
and I'm going to protect mine.
I'm warning you,
nothing will get through
that pass and stay alive.
I thought you were different
than Bryce, but you are not.
A little more polished perhaps,
but cut from the same stone.
You build just
for your own vanity
and I don't want to be
that kind of an engineer.
Do you think Gajendra
can ride three thousand?
Easy.
[instrumental music]
Pretty good, huh?
Wonderful!
Where'd they all come from?
You ask Kamara.
She bring them.
The villagers and all the people
they could spare.
I'm proud of you.
Well you better be
proud of Raju.
He just left O'Hara
to be with us.
It took a little time,
but I'll try and make up for it.
I've waited a long time
for you to say that.
- And how are you, Jai?
- Okay.
I help you, too.
You proud of me?
You, more than anyone.
[speaking in Hindi]
I go give Gajendra water,
then I come.
[speaking in Hindi]
You think you can have this
finished by tomorrow?
Tomorrow?
We can finish this tonight.
You know, O'Hara could
use a good man like you.
Tonight, we make a big dance.
People will be happy.
[speaking in Hindi]
We always celebrate
the start together.
Looking forward to it.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
Tarzan, the big herd's
wandering about
ten miles south from here.
Alright, we'll leave
at the first light.
It's not gonna be easy.
We'd only be able to
drive a small number
in the stockade at one time.
We should have the whole herd
in the stockade
by tomorrow night.
- I'm sure we'll manage.
- Good.
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[squealing]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[yelling]
[dramatic music]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[squealing]
[elephant trumpeting]
Move them on the side.
Move them.
Keep them on the other side.
[elephant trumpeting]
Keep them away
from the deep water.
Keep them away
from the deep water.
[elephant trumpeting]
Move them down there!
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
Come on.
Look alive up there.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
You two put that brace up there.
Come on.
Higher.
Lay out some more
of that barbed wire.
Alright, let's go.
Come on, men.
Let's get the bag down.
Alright, look alive.
Over here.
Watch out!
Drop that
and we don't have to worry about
elephants or anything else.
Alright, take it easy.
Careful.
[dramatic music]
[elephants trumpeting]
Hut, hut, hut.
Hut, hut, hut.
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[music continues]
[elephant trumpeting]
[speaking in Hindi]
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
They all look good.
Give the others a hand.
Yes, sir.
[elephant trumpeting]
[instrumental music]
Keep on moving!
[speaking in Hindi]
Come on, come on.
[elephants trumpeting]
[music continues]
[indistinct shouting]
[music continues]
[elephants trumpeting]
[elephant trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
[elephants trumpeting]
[elephants trumpeting]
Raju, I'd like you
to ride up in the front.
Go pal, Krishna and myself,
I'm gonna ride Gajendra.
Right.
I ride Gajendra, too.
You ride on the flank.
I ride Gajendra. I ride
Gajendra. I ride Gajendra.
You ride the flank
of another elephant.
[sobbing]
Jai, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to sound angry.
But you're too young.
It's too dangerous for you
to be the charge.
You understand?
Is there any reason
why I can't drive it, Jai?
That's up to Jai.
Okay.
(male #2)
Tarzan!
Tarzan!
Tarzan!
[speaking in foreign languages]
- What's he so excited about?
- He's just come from the pass.
He says O'Hara's laid
a trap with dynamite.
Dynamite?
I know. I know dynamite.
I have some piece.
Where did you get this?
I see dynamite
when I went for you.
At a pass. I picked one.
You're lucky you weren't killed.
You could have
blown yourself to pieces.
With this little thing?
Raju, tell "em.
Tell the people I've got the
answer to O'Hara's dynamite.
Okay.
[speaking in foreign language]
[indistinct chatter]
[elephant trumpeting]
Open the gate!
Light the fire!
[elephants trumpeting]
[indistinct chatter]
Keep it moving!
[dramatic music]
Over there.
Alright, bring those rifles up.
You men get
behind the scaffolding.
[music continues]
[indistinct shouting]
[music continues]
[music continues]
[explosion]
[yelling]
[gunfire]
[music continues]
[clamoring]
[elephants trumpeting]
[music continues]
I'm sorry, O'Hara.
Sorry this had to happen.
You really got
your elephants through.
What more do you want?
We'd like to help.
I have had all your help I need.
And so are the people
of this whole valley.
Another year of drought-stricken
farms and hungry people.
Another year without
factories and jobs.
No. Still build that wall
before the rains come.
And what will I use
for equipment?
Them. And a hundred more
like them if you need them.
He's right, Mr. O'Hara.
Elephants were doing
this kind of work
a long time before
machinery was ever thought of.
- You think we can do it?
- I know we can.
Well, what are we waiting for?
Come on. We've got work to do.
Tarzan,
how can I ever thank you?
Well, someday, Raju's going
to need an assistant engineer.
Would you like that, Jai?
[speaking in Hindi]
Me first class engineer.
Tarzan! You are not
going away, Tarzan?
Jai, friends are always
in each other's hearts.
I'll be back someday.
I won't cry. I'm a man.
Yes. You're a man.
[instrumental music]
[music continues]
[instrumental music]
[music continues]