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Nautanki Saala is a Indian Hindi film released in 2002. It was written and directed by Raj Kapoor, with dialogues written by Raghubir Yadav. The film is set in the early 1940s, during the British Raj era. The plot of Nautanki Saala revolves around a young woman named Ratna who lives in poverty with her father Deepak Mehra, who works as a theatre security guard for the play 'Nautanki Saala'. A few days before Diwali, Ratna gets into an altercation with some kids who are looting bales of hay from the theatre premises on behalf of their godfather Pagla Raya. Ratna's father is uninterested in their theft, but Ratna sees the act as an act of god. As Ratna goes around to thank people for the feast they had during Diwali with her father, she comes across the same group of children, who are ready with another heist, this time blackmailing Deepak Mehra to pay them with money. Deepak is unable to deal with the loss of money and then loses his job, since he does not possess any valuables. Ratna then takes over her father's job as a security guard at the play house along with her friend Janki. While on duty, they see the group of children again. Deepak is more surprised to learn that they are equally more desperate for money than him since their godfather Pagla Raya told them that people like Deepak do not want to donate money. Ratna is about to stop them when she sees them stealing more of the hats belonging of the actors. Ratna then decides to go into the act, with Janki doing her make-up and Ratna playing Pagla Raya's role in the play. Meanwhile, Deepak is left with nothing at all since his job was terminated due to him not owning any valuables and also because he could not come up with any money at all. Ratna is introduced in the audience waiting in waiting in the queue for the play to start, when she overhears some kids who are also in line saying that they are Pagla Raya's children and thus deserve better treatment. Ratna then holds up her hand to ask Deepak if he can spare some money to give to them. Deepak then asks Ratna why she wants money; Ratna explains that all she ever wanted was love and affection from her father. Deepak's mother had left him when he was 3 years old, so his only source of affection was his father, but since his father never loved anyone, he did not have any love for his own children. The play starts with Ratna as Pagla Raya, who goes out to collect money from the audience. The kids are surprised that they are able to pay for the tickets. He then comes back to play a song "Pyar Karke" - performed by Ustad Sultan Khan & Chorus. The show ends with everyone enjoying the performance, including Janki and her father, who had come backstage. The next day, during lunchtime, Deepak sees Pagla Raya eating lunch alone and without even getting it himself. Deepak decides to bring him his food. cfa1e77820
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