A Family Drama in English | Vlog in English | Havisha Rathore

Here, nobody's offering coconut to Mahishasura.

Hail to Goddess Chamundeshwari!

which looks really very beautiful. Isn't it? No, Tipu Sultan's Palace. Come On

I'm the driver.

This animal is flexible. He does yoga every day, after all.

Hey, Papa, what are you doing here?

I think you can see it. I'm reading the newspaper. Yes, I can see it. But you could

read it inside also. Right? Yes, I could. But I'm killing two birds with one stone.

You don't have a stone in your hand and I don't even see any birds around here.

Very funny, Havisha. I'm doing two things at the same time. I didn't get you.

I'm reading the newspaper and taking vitamin D, sunlight. Oh, I knew it. But Papa, I hope

you remember your promise that you'll take us somewhere out this time. Yes I do.

Where do you want to go? I want to have the darshan of Goddess Chamundeswari and I

also want to visit Mysore Palace, Mysore zoo, and probably Brindavan Garden. Okay,

fine, ask your Ma to book a hotel for us. Last time, I booked for you all. Now, it's

her turn. Okay, Papa. Come on, let's go down now. Okay, I'm coming, Havisha.

Wow, we've entered the Mysore city. This is the entrance gate, from here, the

road will take us to the Chamundi Hills.

You know, I had a mesmerizing glimpse

of Chamundeswari Mata. Really? Yes. Yeah, I also felt blessed. Yes, I've also felt

blessed, and papa, you're very very nice. You're like uh... No, no, don't butter me up.

Please, don't butter me up. What do you want? Tell me. Come on, let's go to that

Mahishasura. I've heard that yeah I've heard that here there is a statue of

Mahishasura also. Let's go and visit that also. You want to take a blessing of

Mahishsura as well. Huh?

Papa, I don't want to... You've taken the blessings of

Chamundeshwari Devi. Yes. Now, you want to

take a blessing of demon called Mahishasura. Arre, no, Papa. I want to see that whose

blessings I should not take. Demons like Mahishasura. So, come on, let's see. So, you

want to be a demon. Right? Huh?

You want to take association of

You know, my father always loves... Anyway, I'll set a good argument with him

to see Mahishasura. But I don't want his blessings. Okay? I'm not interested in his blessings.

But I want to see that whose blessings I should not take which is the

demon Mahishasura. To be honest, I like the valor and Splendid Valor of Mahishasura also.

That's why. Don't tell this thing to anybody. There was a throng of devotees over

there to see those beautiful Splendid glimpse of Chamundi Mata. Now, come on,

let's have a glimpse of Mahishasura also. I don't want to see Mahishasura. Okay? You don't see. I'm

going. Okay, wait. I'm coming. Ah, come on, I knew that you love Mahishasura also. No, I

don't love. I know that part. Don't lie to me.

I've learned a new way of marketing this time. I'll tell you that later.

But, for now, let's enjoy. Enjoy. This purse is my sister's. You know, it's not original.

It's a pretend purse. There is a hub of shops around here. Oh, Mahishasura. I'm

missing Mahishasura. They have been relieved from the clutches of Mahishasura.

The people of Mysuru would not even fancy to worship Mahishasura. Who

would worship Mahishasura? Hail for Chamundi Mata, of course. Wow, look at that area. It's

like a small mandap. You know, what is this kind of structure called? This kind of

structure is called a canopy. Oh my God, my mother is going. I need to follow her. We

need to cross the road by looking on both sides. Nobody's coming. Yes, we can

cross the road. Monkey. No, no, it's not a monkey. It's Harika. It's Harika.

See, see, Harika. Yes, that is me. I'm the monkey.

Papa, save me. Monkey. You know that

monkey was trying to take away something. Let's give him the prasad of Chamundi Mata.

son of Mahishasura. Monkey and Mahishasura.

School kids.

Let's get out of here before he smashes us into pieces. No, no, don't get out.

He has a snake in his left hand and a sword in his right hand. It's a fierce

statue. It looks really fierce. I'm afraid that he doesn't kill me. I'm going

inside it. Huh. I think he will come out of this statue and will kill us all.

Let's get out of here. Come on, Harika, you don't want me to get killed by this

demon. Come on, let's run away from here before this fierce demon smashes us into

pieces. Let's go somewhere else. Ah, what is that? Is it Radha Krishna temple?

You know nowadays people are so much engaged in clicking

photos that they click photos of when they're standing in front of a deity, a demigod

or something also. But now, they have also been clicking photos in front of a

demon as if the demon is a celebrity or something.

Oh my God! You know what my grandmother is saying. My grandmother

wants to say that nobody's offering coconut to Mahishasura.

Anyway you know Mahishasura was the king of Mysore. This name 'Mysore' is adapted

from the name of Mahishasura. Mahishasura was the king of this area of Mysore. Thus

the name of this area became Mysore. The name of this city should be

Chamundeswari City at least. Not Chamundeswari, it could have been

Chamunda or Chamundesh, something like that. But at least starting with Cha at least.

Because Chamundi Mata killed this demon called Mahishasura. People are clicking

photos with this demon. Not only clicking photos, they also want to remember this

demon called Mahishasura. That's why they're clicking photos with him plus they

they've kept the name of this area Mysore adapted from the name of Mahishasura,

Nanu looks like Mahishasura adapted from the name of

Thank you. There are three three Mahishasura in our house and to beat them we

have two Chamundeswari Mata also. Name them. And the third Mahishasura is my brother, of

course, and the three Chamundeswari Mata are me, of course, and then my mother, of

course, because she's good at wrestling with you. Now, where else do you want to go?

Of course, let's visit Tipu Sultan. Tipu Sultan? But he's dead. Come aside.

But papa... Come aside. They're clicking photos. Okay this

This Chashma (Sunglasses) doesn't look good on

Mahishasura. It looks good on Chundeshwari Mataji.

Hail to Goddess Chamundeshwari!

May you live long!

You hold the snake and that. It looks good on me. Right? So, now, let's go to Tipu

Sultan, of course. You come here. Let's go back home.

No, Tipu Sultan's Palace. Come on. See, look at this.

This is the Mysore bus stand. Using buses also, some people come here, and they take

darshan of Chamundeswari mata and now we're heading home. No, not at all. We're going

to visit... Uh Tipu Sultan? No, no, no, I think we are going to... These spectacles also are

available here, and watches. Sleepers. But that I have. Deities. Marvelous, great.

Just take something. Suppose this is a shop. Now, take something and go away.

So, that is known as shoplift. Now, where is my mother? Let me go to a corner and

wait for her. Now, let's see if I can buy some soda or something. But my mother

won't allow me. Anyway, I have my water bottle in the car. Now, we are heading to

the parking area where my father has parked his car. But I guess we have not

parked here. I remember we have not parked here. Somewhere else. Now, where I

don't know. We are going to take a lift. Now, I'm on the lift. Now, we gonna...

You can shoot a video of this. My brother has got this toy from My Mother by setting a

deal with her. And how did he set that deal? Keshu, tell them. I like it so much.

I told my mother. You give me orange juice or a toy. I cried and my

mother gave this. It's an interesting story. Why didn't you bring one for me also by

crying. I'll not bring for you. You're troubling me. But I'll share with Harika Didi.

You like Harika Didi.

Yeah. You both are Mahishasura and monkeys. Get away from here. I'm only

Chamundeshwari Devi. You get away. So, let's have a fight this time.

Take it. Take it. Okay, okay, but now we are not

having a fight with you two. It's Mahishasura and Chamundeshwari. So, let's have a fight.

Let's have a fight. Keshu, you hold a snake and a sword. First, Let me

drink the water. First, let me drink the water. Okay, you drink the water. By the time, I'll

wait for you, and then we'll have a fight or quarrel. Fight or quarrel? Fight means

like physical fight but quarrel means verbal fight.

No, we'll have a fight. It's been a long time since we've been quarreling like cats

and dogs. But this time I'm going to give a fierce fight to this Mahishasur called

Keshu. Now, you have quenched your thirst. Now, let's fight, or are you afraid?

No, you aren't. Ready?

Come here. Come here.

Here, this is the Mahishasura demon.

Now, see, the demon is running away. See, you're running away. Are you afraid?

My God

My God. She's running away from the demon. Oh, I'm not.

Will you listen to me or not?

See, I won. Sorry, Keshu. No. I think now

It would be better if I had chosen a quarrel.

I'm saved. Friends, I'm saved because Keshu did not tell my mother. He did not

complain this thing. Next time, I will only have a good... I think he has already

complained. My God

Havisha? Sorry.

First take Ma's permission.

You're a monkey demon.

And you're the brother of a monkey demon. I'm a

You're a demon actually.

Keshu, what did you say to my mother? You

you make me fall down on that stair. Keshu, you know she's not your mother. She's my

mother. No. Then where is my mother?

We three's mother. Harika, yours and mine.

Then how can you complain to her? She's my

mother also. We started early in the morning at around 6. Wait, wait, wait, wait.

You have to tell. Is this good or not? Okay? Keshu will be doing like this, and then it took

us about 3-4 hours to reach here

at around 9:00 a.m. we reached here and then we had a good darshan of Chamundi Mataji

and now I'm feeling hungry. So, I'm having my breakfast. But I think I've already

had my breakfast. I had a banana, but now I need more. Let's trouble my mother.

Havisha and Harika are busy talking to each other. Reached to the hotel. Waiting

for my father to check in at the hotel.

Reach to the room. The room is really good.

We had a little fun with my father.

Do me also! Do me!

Do me also!

Wait, one second. Any shortcomings in the room? What? Any shortcomings in the

room? Any shortcomings do you find in this room? No, no, say, "We'll call you back."

We will call you back. Now, we don't need anything. Harika, come, beta.

Come out, we are going. We're going for lunch.

that we're hiding here. Papa, I'm very very hungry. Let's order something to eat. I

could eat a horse. What do you want to have? Papa, I'm so hungry that I would

Chow Down on anything you would offer me to eat. Okay, let's ask for the menu.

Yes, let's do that.

Um, what should I have?

But you said that you could eat a horse. Let's bring a horse for you.

Papa, all those things are just meant to say. I did not really mean that I could

eat anything you offer me to give. I only want to eat so many things, so many

varieties of food. Papa, I want some fresh seasonal juice, choice of milkshake,

special Masala papad. So many things do you want to have? Of course! You're famished?

Yes. You can't eat these many things, Havisha. I'm not ordering for myself. I'm

ordering for you too, for Mama, Harika, everyone. But you should ask me. I'm the

queen here. Okay? I'm in the driving seat. You cannot

um, you cannot deny my choices.

Thank you. Few minutes. No problem, no problem. Somebody has ordered for you, looks like.

That's what I was thinking, something is fishy. Your mother might have

ordered. Right? No wonder what she must have ordered for me. I will eat the

special uh Cuisine of Mysore and if I don't get that, I'm not going to eat

anything at all. Okay, let's not eat. I will eat your food. You know, Mysore Pak

is very famous over here. Mysore Pak? Yes. What is this? Some vegetables or what?

It's a sweet. Sweet? Yes. Why is it called Mysore Pak? Pak in Urdu, I think, it's a very

pure.

This is Keshu's language you are talking about, huh? Yes.

I don't want to eat. You don't want? No. Papa, you eat paneer manchurian, and I'll eat Mysore

Park. Mysore Pak? Yes, That you could have in desert, not in the beginning, in the main course.

We are going to have it in the main course. This is a starter, Havisha.

Starter? Yeah, starter, then main course, then dessert.

I'll eat a dessert first, then I'll eat the

main Cuisine. No, then I'll eat the starter and then the main Cuisine. Let's have a new

experiment today. But you won't feel good. Have you ever tested it? Have you

ever tested it? Have you ever eaten it? Have you ever eaten whatever I'm going

to eat? No. Yeah, I did it. Huh? I did it. Oh, so, when did you do?

Ma, why this is so hot? The hotel has got a decent swimming pool.

Loving yoga.

Come on, come, come, Keshu. I came for this.

Now, get down. I'm on the premises of this Mysore Palace and this is the facade of

this Mysore Palace which looks really very beautiful. Isn't it? It really looks

fascinating. I feel like going inside it, and now look at it. There are around one

2, 3, 4, 5, 6. There are around six gates to come here. I think the King used to sit

there and watch the parade of his army, and you know, this parade reminded me an

idiom, which is 'rain on someone's parade' and it means 'to spoil someone's fun.' For

example, traffic always rains on my parade, and I hope you know the meaning

of this word. It's not a word. It's an idiom. Rain on someone's parade. Because

I've told you the meaning of this many many times. You know, look at that

flower thing. You know, there was a flower uh flower show conducted over here. But I

was not present at that moment. It's my misfortune anyway. You know, at first, when I

saw this uh that kind of structure, I thought that it was a temple, and I asked

my parents about that temple. They told me that, no, it's just a show-off kind of thing. It's

not a temple anyway. The flower show was conducted here. I don't know when, but I

was not present at that moment. So, now let's not waste further time and get

into this marvelous, beautiful Mysore Palace.

Where is the entry gate anyway?

Maybe there. Yeah, this is the entry gate. See, they are taking a group photo so

that it will be memorable for them when they go back to their home. I think

they're living somewhere else. It looks like the entire school has come to visit

this Mysore Palace. After all, it is so attractive. Isn't it? It is, of course. I

wish I also could come along with my classmates. It would really be a

marvelous experience. You know when I was in the second or third standard, I did go

somewhere. I don't know where. But I remember, I did go somewhere, to some

Museum or something. But now, they're not taking us anymore. We

need to cope with the new era where the principal doesn't take us to any

trip like this. This is the side view of the beautiful Mysore Palace.

Want to hold your hand. Do you want to come on my back? Whose? Mine.

Yeah, we have to stand here. Let them go.

It's okay. You're a brave boy. Keshu, come, come. For the memory.

This is the marriage Pavilion where

Royal weddings and birthdays were celebrated. This is the private Darbar

Hall where the King used to meet his private members. Keshu, here, the King used

to meet his private members. Literally, can we buy this house?

It's a nice view from here. Can I? Can I go? Can I go? Keshu!

I want to go down, but the police are not allowing me. Here is the place where

the King used to read a newspaper and take vitamin D through sunlight, like my

father. Killing two birds with one stone. Very funny, Havisha. Harika, you may fall off, beta!

No, no, no, Keshu. Get down, beta. It's risky. It's a lovely dance, Harika.

It's funny to carry the bottle like this. Be careful, it's a risky

staircase. Thank God, we are out. The palace was so big. Please give us the

shoes on this side.

This is a party. It's a wedding procession.

There're laddus in the wedding procession. That's why I ordered these, not my mother.

Come, Havisha. Ready for the Brindavan garden.

We witnessed a scuffle between a policeman and a man on the road. The

policeman wanted to fine the man for violating the traffic rule by driving

without a helmet. Welcome to Brindavan Garden!

It's a long queue.

I'm enjoying the boat ride.

I'm the driver.

Did you enjoy? Yeah. It's a dam. Havisha, it's a dam.

Now, we are having our dinner. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Have you taken a bath? Let's go for breakfast. I want to

hide here. I got you Keshu. I love dosa chutney. It's very spicy.

I woke up. I got ready, and now, here I'm going to have my breakfast. I have

idli, sambar, uppama and vada. We have finished our

breakfast. Now, we are heading to the zoo. Yes, I'm also very very excited to see

different kinds of animals. But I am scared. If the lion eats me

then what will I do?

I should wear full sleeves. Harika, the lion will be

in a cage. He won't eat you. Moreover, even if the lion escapes from the cage... Monkeys? I

thought you are used to monkeys. We have one monkey. We have kept one monkey

at our home. That is you. I was talking about Keshu anyway. Hey, I'm not a monkey. I'm a

lion. I will eat everybody. You will everybody? But you don't have sharp teeth.

How will you eat us? Huh? Harika, he is a vegetarian lion. Anyway, Keshu, if you are a

lion then I'm a monkey. I will climb some trees. Then I will also climb with my paws.

Then I will eat you, then I will eat you. So, you enjoy.

With my nails, I will scratch you. Okay, scratch me. I'm ready.

Now, Keshu, you have to face the music. Now, we won't leave you. Come on. Come on, let's

complain to Mama. Keshu scratched me.

Harika, don't show me your crocodile tears. I

know you how naughty you are. They're fighting like cats and dogs.

Now, shall I do this? Yes. Nothing happened.

Second floor, first floor.

Go there.

Ma, can we touch?

Look at the swimming pool. Yeah. No, no, this is a child's pool.

That is the adult's pool. What? What? What? What? What? Harika, stop it. You are always wearing

your sleepers upside down. I don't know, why? I also don't know why I'm wearing. But you

stay here. I will make you upside down. Oh, look at this. There's a painting on the

floor. I wonder who would like... And I'm going to sit over here.

Papa, can I throw a chair in the pool? Whose dolls are these?

It's not a doll.

You touched my dolls.

Can I throw?

Ma

Keshu, come. You want to come?

Oh my God, help me, Keshu. Keshu, help me.

Keshu, are you excited? Yeah. Didi, see, there is a monkey.

Yes, Keshu, he looks like you. Isn't it? I'm a monkey only. You're a monkey only? Yeah.

Havisha, there's a gorilla over there. The gorilla is sleeping. I wonder how would the gorilla

feel like when so many people are watching it. He has no privacy. Now see.

See, one contradictory thing. Now, they're telling about threats and poaching and

they themselves have poached to bring these animals from the forest to Here and Now

there and they're advertising that no threats, no poaching. What is this

contradictory thing? They're earning money from this exhibition of the

animals. Okay? Ha. So, they snatch these animals from somewhere, their homes.

They pick up them, and then they say, 'Threats and poaching are not good. What contradictory people

nowadays! This is a source of revenue for them, you know. The source of revenue for the

government. For example, the government knows liquor is not good for health, but

even though they sell the liquor. Because they're mad, that's what. Not mad,

they're earning money from that. So, earning money from a bad thing is

nothing but Madness, Papa. Yeah that they don't care. Ahh that's what that's

what I want to say. They're mad people. No need to worry about them. Why should I

vote for Mad people. See, Havisha. Blind people are Guided by Blind Men. Simple. This is the

simple philosophy. Blind people are Guided by Blind Men. The people who

vote them are also blind, and they are also blind. Blind people are Guided by

Blind Men. Simple. Somebody has to lead. That's what I'm saying. There's no person

with eyes. They are also blind. We are also blind. Because we don't know. Then

they're saying threats and poaching something something. Suppose you are

telling. They are not supposed to do what they are doing like that. They

should not bring the animals here and put them in the zoo. That's what

you're saying? Yes. But then, if they are not putting them, then how will you see?

How will you see the animals? You can't go to the Forest and see... Then what is the

need to see them? Are you getting something by seeing them? How the kids will

know about the animals? How they will know, how they look like. By seeing

on TV only. That's all? Yeah. I don't think so. Even if they're putting it from here

then why do they need to say that threats and poaching

then they're just telling lies that threats and poaching... They not

killing animals. But they are doing poaching. Right or not? They brought them

through poaching. Right or not? They are not killing them. The animals

are alive, but they are killing them alive. What is the use of bringing? But zoo people are

not killing the animals. They are feeding them. I'm telling the animals, you

yourself be in a situation where you are alive but you're treated as if you're

dead only like a dead body kept in a... Yeah, nobody wants to be in a cage. Right?

It's rather I would think that if I would be in that case, I would rather love

to die rather than be in such a clumsy place like it's just like a bull in a uh

china shop being in such a place for them because they're animals. They're

used to stay. You ask the Auntie, where is the giraffe now.

last last point

How to go there?

No, we went there and came back. You have to go right side. See, different kinds of monkeys

over there. Guess who I am! Tell me. Who are you?

I'm a human being. See, Keshu, your friend over there. Yeah. The monkey. See, Havisha, you

talked about poaching and all. The government has made a hospital for the animals.

That's what they're making a zoo hospital, and they're killing them while

staying in that. They are not killing, Havisha. You are misunderstanding. Arre but Papa, you

yourself saying if you're staying if you're a human being and if you're

staying you're allowed to stay only in your own house, you're not allowed to

go anywhere out. The same old place not able to do anything at all, and you have

only delivery to the house. How will you feel? You will feel. You will like to

do that, what is this life at all. You will just remember all those, what is

that, rather die. What is this animal? Huh? What is that

animal? These animals don't know how to... No, no, that animal. Can you? Can you identify it?

Can you identify that animal? I don't know what animal it is. This

animal, Havisha. Oh, this animal. I thought you told that animals. I thought it would be far.

Come on, let's go further.

Leopard, leopard, leopard.Why is it not showing us the speed of his.

He will come this side. Wait and watch. Keshu, can you see? Yeah. But I can't see.

I've heard that cheetas are cunning animals. Are they really? He's walking

over there. We saw from that side. You cannot see.

Let's see an elephant. I want to see an elephant. Have you ever seen an

alligator in your life? Yeah. When? In my house.

Who's that alligator? Havisha Rathore. The tiger is resting.

It's a white tiger, a dangerous and fierce animal. They are different

kinds of animals. What kind of animal is in this? Gorillas and humans. Remember when

the tiger was coming closer to you when he was having a Walk For the First, you thought that

You're an afraid man. I thought you were not afraid of anything. See, see, see, see,

see, see. Stop boasting or boasting about yourself for no reason.

See, fear is a very good thing, actually. Ah when you don't fear, you say I'm fearless

and now, when you are fearing, you say fear is a very good thing, actually. see

what they're doing. Helping each other? Yeah. This is called friendship.

Friendship? One is a monkey, and another is? Another is, another is a cat. One is a cat

another is a dog.

It's a very peaceful animal. A beautiful animal. Right? Not that beautiful. See, God has given

every animal some kind of weapon to defense himself.

What has he given humans? Mind. Mind.

This zebra has black and white stripes.

Can you count, how many zebras are there? Didi, can zebra eat us? No.

Keshu is so excited. Yeah, see, we are animals.

Why are you scolding him, Harika? I like to scold him. It's very fun.

Go, Keshu. See, Didi has gone.

One more animal is having fun.

Keshu, look at this animal. This animal is very flexible, Havisha. Yes, I agree.

This animal is flexible. He does yoga every day after all. Like you?

They came side to eat something.

We had enough entertainment. Now, let's

see an elephant. Beers. Ah, no, it's not beers. It is bears. Oh, I see. Yes, you're

right. Bear. That's how I was thinking there is something wrong here.

Papa, let's go somewhere else. Keshu, did you see that bear? Ballu.

Ballu. Where is Mogali? Mogali is outside. There are so many Mogalies waiting to watch a Ballu.

It's not a beer. It's a bear. Bhaiya, not beer. It's a bear.

The Bhaiya is not listening to me.

Havisha, what kind of animal is in this area? They are preparing this area to keep some animal

over here. They will hunt, poach, and then they will start posting, do not poach; do

not do this, do not do that. Why can't we put Keshu and Harika over there? Huh? Let's try it

out. Mama will scold us. She's the mother of those two cubs. Keshu, there's the place they are preparing

for you, Keshu. It's called Jala Tarangini. Whatever it is called, it looks good.

A fountain, Havisha. It's called a fountain. It's not fountain. It is fountain, but not

Fountain. Okay? Let's make one short over here. Fountain or Fountain. Didi, could you

please help me to see the giraffe. Yes, of course, Keshu. Thank you, Didi. I'm tired now.

Beautiful deers.

Snakes are reptiles. Turtles. Tortoises.

I wish I could sit on that horse cart.

Headed to Bangalore. It's 66 km away from here.