THE BANK THIEF

THE BANK THIEF Full Script and Screen Play (Story) with Full Novel   by MANTRI PRAGADA MARKANDEYULU Brief   Husband cheats wife and children. Husband also cheats his employer Bank. A good Bank job holder turns as Bank Thief. Husband’s all bad habits. Husband involved in gambling, racing, deceiving, drinking, playing cards and what not, made him to deceive his own bread-giver employer. Loses bank job. Suffers jail term. Husband maintains an illicit relationship with another woman. Wife and children suffer because of Husband’s very bad habits. Ultimately, entire family ruins and loose the family image and reputation. Finally Husband lands in jail and suffers. Family ruins. There is no Surname address. Social circle boycott the family Entire family suffers but for Husband bad deeds.  NAME AND CHARACTER 01)      Mr. Kumar (37 years)               Bank Officer 02)      Mrs. Maya (34 years)                Kumar’s Wife. 03)      Baby Roja (10 years)                Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Kumar 04)      Master Raju (9 years)               Son of Mr. & Mrs.                                                   Kumar 05)      Mr. Satyam (70 years)              Father of Kumar. 06)      Mrs. Savitri (65 years)               Mother of Kumar. 07)      Mr. Sanjay (30 years)               BankRecord Keeper. 08)      Ms. Shalini (26 years)               Kumar’s Love Lady. 09)      Mr. Subramanyam (55 yrs).     BankManager 1.     Mr. Daniel (30 years)              Friend of Kumar. 2.     Mr. David (29 years)               Friend of Kumar. 3.     Mr. Samson (30 years)            Friend of Kumar. 4.     Mr. Rajesh        (28 years)      Friend of Kumar. 5.     Mr. Ratnaiah (30 years)          Auto Driver 6.     Mr. Prakash (45 years)           Kumar’s Advocate. 7.     Mr. Bhoomaiah (50 years)     Bank’s Advocate. 8.     Mr. Rama Rao (55 years)       Judge.           ========== CHAPTER - 1   OLDEN DAYS: Introduction:   Those days were different.  Its way back during 1975. The days were so hard and one cannot maintain family with the meager salary paid by Banking Managements or Government establishments or Private Companies.  It was only a namesake jobs. It’s just to eat and live. Double salary is essential in those days to get on with a family responsibility. Most people used to marry job holders. Love affairs were common in those days. Though population was so thin, the cost of living index was very low, the rates were so little, most of families used to borrow loans from private money lenders for huge interests. Mostly, in those days, combined families used to stay at one place that too in small rented hours. People and families used to throng Hyderabad city for settling purpose, as there were few opportunities for pursuing education or few opportunities for job seekers. But, those people who are still alive these days used to tell that those golden days were good and people were happy in all aspects.  Moreover, people were too healthy, active and can say innocents also. Such days won’t come back again these days. One would say, that those day’s commodities, vegetables, milk for any other food items and preparation of food were very pure, original and there were no health problems confronted by families as like in these days. These days, one can 100 percent say that everything is adulterated and duplicated and each item is available in 1st grade, 2nd grade and 3rd grade OLDEN DAYS AND GOLDEN DAYS: Way back in 1955, I never knew myself I was at my small Railway Quarters Then studying 2nd standard A small place called Boiguda A central place to Secunderabad Railway Station Famously called twin cities, They are called Hyderabad and Secunderabad Thin population, Nowhere seen cars, Few Double Decker buses, that too plying with Dakota buses Only Government jeeps and few bicycles No Auto Rickshaws, very little single buses, No scooters seen, only one or two No cars seen, only countable cars Only Tonga that is Jatka Very few cycle rickshaws Very few Government schools People never knew outside world No radios, no transistors Countable cinema theatres Ignorant of worldly affairs The life was sleeping life No wine shops, no bar shops Only Pan shops here and there Cigarette sales in good numbers Pan chewing people in good numbers Foreign cigarettes plenty Life those days, just a get going one No gas stoves, only coal fire for cooking Famous days for Power Milk Commodities not costly Available at very cheap costs Available commodities plenty for small cost Every item available at very small cost No pollution, no cheating No deceiving, no faction fighting Those days were memorable ones Those days were enjoyable ones Those days were trouble-free days Those days understood days No telephones Only telegrams Post cards, postal covers Communications very slow Small roads, one or two, street lights No water connectivity no bore wells Pleasant days with no fast development Can’t go here and there, only walking system No good education No private colleges Government colleges’ countable ones Plenty Government jobs Qualified people very limited No money, no cash flow No real estate, no construction Slow process, slow development Public Sector factories, slow recruitment Banking Sector jobs, slow recruitment Government jobs, slow recruitment People started settling at twin cities Families joining twin cities Population slowly started increasing Shops started setting up New start-ups and new private offices Days were slowly rolling Developments are in slow pace Radios came in Transistors came in Autos with motor mechanism came in Old buses replaced with new ones Bicycles seen on roads plenty Lambretta scooters seen plying plenty New cars on roads see plying Plying of new jeeps for government offices are observed More movie theatres constructed Business seen improving Cash flow looks to be improved New technologies came in People started educate, became qualified Things moving at fast pace Construction of individual houses foreseen everywhere People started settling Cash flow vastly improved People became polished Political scenario changed People became political awareness Groups’ commenced New political parties floated Many drastic changes took place The entire scenario of twin cities changed Developments took place Expansions took place Roads widened Municipalities came in Corporations established Houses and office buildings constructed Population increased Private colleges set up Government offices expanded Banking system enlarged Cost of living index increased Factories set-up Private offices set up Political awareness increased Business set-ups grown Universities increased Change in education system came in New Technologies invente                                     BRIEF HOUSE AND SCHOOL SCENE   Kumar’s parents, Satyam (Father) and Savitri (Mother), makes Kumar’s children ready each day and drops them at school. Raju and Roja (Kumar’s son and daughter), go to their school. Grand Parents of Raju and Roja adheres to them and look-after the children carefully. This is due to blood relations. Things move well and Raju and Roja are very active. Grand Parents also active and brisk. This is the House scene and dropping the kids to the school by Grand Parents. This is the beginning of the scene in this story. Dialogues of Grand Father, Grand Mother, Raju and Roja (Grand Son, Grand Daughter) SCHOOL TIME KUMAR’S HOUSE SCENE CHILDREN GETTING READY SCHOOL TIME NEARING TIME: 8.00 am Monday.   Satyam: (Father of Kumar) Hey, kids, come on. School time is nearing. Dress-up fast. Have break-fast. Raju: Kumar’s Son Hi Grand Pa. Am ready. Wears Shoe. Readies School Bag. Water Bottle and Tiffin Box also kept inside the bag. Roja: (Kumar’s Daughter) Hi Grand Ma. Am also ready. Wears Shoe. Readies School Bag. Water Bottle and Tiffin Box also kept inside the bag. Savitri: (Mother of Kumar) Hey Raju and Roja Have you taken water bottles? Raju and Roja: Yes Grand Ma. Satyam: (Father of Kumar) Come on Raju, Roja. I’ll drop you at School.   Maya: (Mother of Raju and Roja) Hey Kids, Move fast. Satyam: (Father of Kumar) Moves out. Drops children at school. Comes back home. Maya: Aunty and Uncle, have tiffin. I kept it on Dining Table. Uncle Satyam: Okay. Am coming Maya. Maya: Aunty, you also have tiffin. Aunty Savitri: I’ll have tiffin.   Kumar: Dressed up. Start moving from house. I’ve to go early to office Maya. Satyam: (Father of Kumar) Kumar, you come early from Bank. Don’t go here and there. Kumar: Okay Dad. Savitri (Mother of Kumar) Kumar, we’ll go to Park in the evening with children. Come early. Don’t delay. Kumar: Okay Mummy. I’ll come early. .................