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00:00:00No.
00:00:00Milk?
00:00:12Ayann?
00:00:14Hi, Ayann.
00:00:15Hi, Ayann. How are you doing?
00:00:17Hi, guys.
00:00:18Ayann, I just want you to know that I really want to produce the movie version of your story,
00:00:22but you are asking us to take on a very powerful corporation.
00:00:26I'm here with Frank, our financier's lawyer,
00:00:29and he just wants to make sure that everything is safe for our backers.
00:00:34Now, if everything you say is true, and we can prove that it's true,
00:00:37then we can make this film.
00:00:38Uh, listen, Ayann, we just came back from Pakistan,
00:00:42and there are some things in our screenplay that don't add up for us.
00:00:46So we just need to make sure that we've got the full story.
00:00:49You understand?
00:00:50Yes.
00:00:50And we're going to record this in case we need it as evidence in court.
00:00:54Ayann, how do I train this on?
00:00:56You're the director.
00:01:03So, uh...
00:01:04Ayann, where does your story start?
00:01:13That's not he?
00:01:19Yeah.
00:01:31You're the president, of Michigan.
00:01:34Well, I think my turn for children he thinks they all is close to the door of us,
00:01:37and I'll tell them that they got off for us.
00:01:37Well, it's over there.
00:01:37Hey!
00:01:41Sajnana, Sajnana,
00:01:45Piyari teri preeth piyan,
00:01:53Sajnana,
00:01:58Dharaka hai mora jiya
00:02:06Tum hai hinduskani film pasand hai?
00:02:09Ha?
00:02:11Imran?
00:02:13Hey, Mubarakha, yaar!
00:02:15Mubarakha,
00:02:16Adil Thayar, terehi shadi pe ane ka am,
00:02:17aga merak kambazarf bosh hai.
00:02:19Thaynana,
00:02:22Mubarakha ji,
00:02:24yaar thoda terehi ghoadeh raha.
00:02:36Mubarakha ji,
00:02:37Yehli.
00:02:40Mene tu dekhi huji.
00:02:42Shukriya yaar.
00:02:47Mubarakha?
00:02:54Dharus.
00:03:06Mubarakha.
00:03:07Ayaan, do you want to call it a good luck?
00:03:11Yes, I mean, it's going to be a good luck with you.
00:03:16Yes, it's going to be a film.
00:03:18Saji! Saji, come back!
00:03:21Yes, it's a good luck.
00:03:28But, mother, it's going to be a film.
00:03:31Can you call me?
00:03:32What's that?
00:03:34Ayaan, I'm sure it was a lovely wedding,
00:03:36but what we really need to know is how you got the job.
00:03:39If you want to understand my story,
00:03:42you have to understand my life, my family,
00:03:45before all of this began.
00:03:49I was a salesman for a local Pakistani pharmaceutical company.
00:03:55We used to sell drugs to the doctors,
00:03:58but the doctors had no time for us.
00:04:01The multinationals were the only ones that listened to it.
00:04:30Dr. Saab, why do you have the doctors
00:04:32with a multinationals?
00:04:34Why do they have the money for the packaging?
00:04:36Look, we have made anti-baggers in our own country.
00:04:39I don't know everything, son.
00:04:40But no one wants to buy any Pakistani drugs.
00:04:43Dr. Saab, but everything is the same.
00:04:45It's only one thing,
00:04:46that it's five times more than your English drugs.
00:04:48They are.
00:04:48But people don't want to buy it,
00:04:50because it's true.
00:04:50I've been saying that.
00:04:52But the poor people,
00:04:53when they know something,
00:04:54then the poor people
00:04:55also need to buy money for the packaging.
00:04:57I'm not saying that.
00:04:58I'm not saying that.
00:04:59You can have money,
00:05:01but I don't have time.
00:05:03Dr. Saab, listen to me.
00:05:04Please.
00:05:23Amen.
00:05:33Do you feel somehow happy?
00:05:36Okay,
00:05:37you feel like I'm happy?
00:05:40You feel like...
00:05:41do you feel like I'm happy?
00:05:44As expected,
00:05:46you'll get thrown out of our graces.
00:05:53in consideration of this case we would like to state that evidence provided by the prosecution
00:06:06as well as the case will get there anymore.
00:06:07food! Food! Food! Food!.
00:06:11in this house there are something else except food! ok!
00:06:14I give you a lot of bullshit to children! let go!
00:06:19How's that
00:06:19day? We don't
00:06:21buy any of these Pakistani products good Hey Rumi,
00:06:25it's
00:06:25the same that it will be better from tomorrow may God may God
00:06:29If they take the letter to the high court, you have to go with them.
00:06:34And tell the judge that they don't want to do anything wrong.
00:06:39Come on, sit down. Come on, eat the food.
00:06:42Come on, eat the food.
00:06:44Come on.
00:06:47Come on.
00:06:48Come on.
00:06:48Come on.
00:06:48Come on.
00:06:49Come on.
00:06:52Come on.
00:06:54Come on.
00:06:55Come on, Begum.
00:06:56Look, the food is so important to eat the food.
00:07:00So do this.
00:07:01Eat the food.
00:07:02Eat the food.
00:07:03Eat the food later.
00:07:06Your father was a lawyer?
00:07:08No, not officially.
00:07:10The government took away his job,
00:07:12and he taught himself a law to try and win it back.
00:07:15He loved the legal jargon.
00:07:26The department took away his job.
00:07:37Look at this.
00:07:39He would need a big multinational company for a salesman.
00:07:44He would need a college graduate.
00:07:48Let's go.
00:07:49Take care.
00:07:49and
00:07:51I mean I'm going to tell you
00:07:58that you left my grandmother's work
00:08:00and you left me to college
00:08:03and you started doing it
00:08:06Ayan
00:08:07I know Zainab, I really know them
00:08:09they just need college graduates
00:08:11Ayan you're a very important salesman
00:08:13who can buy anything
00:08:15what can you do for one time
00:08:20Ayan!
00:08:31Okay, if you're saying, I'll try.
00:08:35But I don't know anything.
00:08:40Look at this.
00:08:42This was the time when I was your age.
00:08:45You should have to go full.
00:08:46Look at this.
00:08:49Look at this.
00:08:51It's a fit.
00:08:52It's a fit.
00:08:54It's a fit.
00:08:55No, no.
00:08:56This is very strange.
00:08:58It's like our big brother.
00:09:01This is her sister.
00:09:02Yes, this is her sister.
00:09:04Ayan!
00:09:05These shoes.
00:09:07They're married.
00:09:09They're just wearing it.
00:09:10Look at that.
00:09:13Like a big charity company.
00:09:15I'm an officer.
00:09:16Yes.
00:09:16Yes.
00:09:18Yes.
00:09:20Yes.
00:09:22Try and speak in English when you get there.
00:09:24Okay?
00:09:25Yes.
00:09:25Yes.
00:09:26Yes.
00:09:27Yes.
00:09:41What is what I told you?
00:09:44Did you buy anything Badisin?
00:09:49Yes.
00:09:50Give me God.
00:09:53Yes.
00:09:57Let us into a super status.
00:09:57I mean, it's a good point.
00:10:01You look very tired, son.
00:10:04I'm still waiting for hope in the world of turkey.
00:10:27to your name and we'll see how it feels.
00:10:29Okay.
00:11:09Good morning, Tigers.
00:11:11That's what I'm going to call you.
00:11:13That's what I want you to be.
00:11:15Tigers.
00:11:16Good morning, Tiger Waleed.
00:11:18Good morning, sir.
00:11:19Tiger, sir.
00:11:20Good morning, Tiger, sir.
00:11:25Good morning, Tiger Ayan.
00:11:27Good morning, Tiger, sir.
00:11:29Growl, Tigers!
00:11:32I said growl!
00:11:39That is a growl.
00:11:41A real growl.
00:11:44Let that growl that is inside you come out now.
00:11:48I need you to give me your best today.
00:11:51Only a few of you are going to make it and become sales representatives.
00:11:55You will be selling the world's best infant formula with the world's best company, Lastavita.
00:12:02So go get them!
00:12:10What did you ask?
00:12:12I know who I know.
00:12:16Doctors, hospitals, etc.
00:12:18I think they need to have diploma holders.
00:12:21Alright.
00:12:22So you say you know all the doctors here?
00:12:24Yes, sir.
00:12:25I spend my days going from one doctor to another.
00:12:27Really?
00:12:29So how well do you know them?
00:12:31Um, I meet them every day in all the hospitals.
00:12:35Hmm.
00:12:36So do you know them or do you spend time waiting outside their offices?
00:12:39I know them.
00:12:41Alright.
00:12:41So what can you tell me about Dr. Vaseem?
00:12:46Vaseem?
00:12:48Who works at the civil hospital?
00:12:51Vaseem, he's a good doctor.
00:12:53He has a lot of patients.
00:12:55Okay.
00:12:57Yes, he's a good doctor.
00:13:01Dr. Vaseem works at the Hassan Hospital.
00:13:07I'm sorry.
00:13:08There has been a misunderstanding.
00:13:09We are looking at people with experience.
00:13:12What's up?
00:13:142.0.
00:13:15Yeah.
00:13:15And then it won't happen.
00:13:18Ali Rasul Medical Store.
00:13:19Ayub Alam Pharmacy.
00:13:20Mustafa Rashid Pharmacy.
00:13:21Vaseem.
00:13:22Central Medical Supplies.
00:13:23Abras.
00:13:24Which do you think is easier?
00:13:25Working for you and just walking into all top doctor's offices?
00:13:28Or travelling hundreds of kilometres around every two-bit pharmacy selling local products
00:13:32no one really wants?
00:13:33I have to be ten times as good as these guys to sell this stuff.
00:13:36Last I've learned, this stuff sells itself.
00:13:39If I can make a living selling what I sell, can you imagine what I can do with your products?
00:13:43If you don't hire me, you're a stupid man.
00:13:57Assalamualaikum, chacha.
00:13:58Waalaikum, assalamualaikum.
00:14:00Have you got a job here?
00:14:01Thank you for your work.
00:14:08Assalamualaikum.
00:14:09Waalaikum.
00:14:10What happened?
00:14:10What happened?
00:14:11How did it happen?
00:14:12We were very disappointed.
00:14:15Is it okay?
00:14:17Is it okay?
00:14:21Did the doctor get caught?
00:14:23Did the doctor get caught?
00:14:26It got caught!
00:14:27The doctor got caught!
00:14:29The doctor got caught!
00:14:33The doctor got caught!
00:14:34The doctor got caught!
00:14:35The doctor got caught!
00:14:37The doctor got caught!
00:14:47The doctor has caught!
00:14:51The doctor got caught!
00:14:52The doctor got caught!
00:14:53The doctor got caught!
00:14:54The doctor got caught!
00:14:55The doctor got caught!
00:14:56I've got caught!
00:14:57He got caught!
00:14:57He's got caught!
00:14:58Thank you!
00:14:58He got caught!
00:14:59How long've you been born all the time, son?
00:14:59No, I will not decide.
00:15:00We'll have two guests from home.
00:15:02He should come back to her.
00:15:08Ayan, you said the advert in the newspaper was for college graduates, and yet you got the job. What happened?
00:15:15I told you. They were impressed with how well I know my area.
00:15:21But even I was surprised when I got the job.
00:15:28Thanks. There's no proof that he forced a deployment.
00:15:31I know that's exactly what we're up against. If they say that he forged it, then we have to prove
00:15:36otherwise.
00:15:36That's how defamation law works. Guilty until proven innocent.
00:15:41So they can make up anything they want, and we have to prove it's not true?
00:15:44Yes. Yes, you do.
00:15:48Okay.
00:16:07Thank you for the job, sir. I promise I'll work very hard.
00:16:10Got the job. Now let's see if you can keep it.
00:16:13Raja!
00:16:16So this is your base. Anything you need, you'll get it here.
00:16:20Assalamualaikum Bilal.
00:16:21Waalaikum salam.
00:16:22This is Ayan, the new medical representative for South East John.
00:16:25Kujam Deeb. Thank you, sir.
00:16:28Go take care of him.
00:16:32He's not sir to you. You are sir to him.
00:16:35So this is what you'll be selling.
00:16:38What?
00:16:38Hmm-mm-mm-mm.
00:16:40Hmm-mm?
00:16:41And this is a question for the people,
00:16:43they will open the door to you, doctors, nurses and pharmacists.
00:16:48Do you have any information or you can take it together?
00:16:53For them.
00:16:55But only to the nearest the bank.
00:16:57Okay.
00:16:58Let's do this.
00:17:01And this is all the most important.
00:17:05Impressed money.
00:17:06Our accountants say this, but I say that I'm impressed with him because we owe him to impress him.
00:17:14So let's know who doctors are, who have a big name, who have a lot of patients,
00:17:20and who have a lot of friends.
00:17:21If you need help, you owe him to impress him.
00:17:23But remember that I need results with every reward.
00:17:27Okay.
00:17:29There are four doctors.
00:17:30Dr. Salim from AAA class.
00:17:32They have a lot of children, and they have a lot of children.
00:17:35They have two children, they have a lot of football.
00:17:38They are very famous.
00:17:40They have a lot of attention to their lives.
00:17:42Then, AA class, A class, and a single doctor.
00:17:45Only doctors have a lot of attention to the AAA and AA.
00:17:48They have a lot of attention to their lives.
00:17:50They have a lot of attention to their lives.
00:17:52They have to do friends, because they will give us a lot of products.
00:17:55It's simple.
00:17:56Okay, or not?
00:17:56Assalamualaikum, Dr. Salim.
00:17:57What are you doing?
00:17:59Like this.
00:18:00Young doctors don't have a lot of patients with him.
00:18:02And it seems that he is a human being.
00:18:06He is a human being.
00:18:07He is a human being.
00:18:08He is a human being.
00:18:08He is a human being.
00:18:09Now, your job is,
00:18:10that everyone will be born with a baby name.
00:18:12The last baby.
00:18:13Do you understand?
00:18:15Parida!
00:18:18Parida!
00:18:20Parida!
00:18:20What are you doing?
00:18:21I have a bad idea.
00:18:24I have a bad idea.
00:18:26I have a bad idea.
00:18:27We have a bad idea.
00:18:29I have a bad idea.
00:18:29Go inside and eat a tea tree.
00:18:38Go inside and take a drink.
00:18:39What is the need for all the things?
00:18:42You're a human being.
00:18:43Don't be honest.
00:18:44She said,
00:18:45I'll take all of these things for a friend.
00:18:48I'll take anything for you too, son.
00:18:50Hey,
00:18:52you're very happy to be here.
00:18:54You're the best of God.
00:18:56You're the best of God.
00:19:00What are you doing?
00:19:02I mean, I don't have these black boxes.
00:19:08I don't have Dr. Nawaz.
00:19:13You'll be the best of God.
00:19:16You're the best of God.
00:19:17No, no.
00:19:19Only one.
00:19:21Oh, okay.
00:19:22It's wrong.
00:19:23I didn't know that you're only the best of God.
00:19:27No!
00:19:28No!
00:19:30No!
00:19:30No!
00:19:31No!
00:19:33No!
00:19:35No, no!
00:19:35No!
00:19:35I got my computer.
00:19:37I got my computer.
00:19:52I got my computer.
00:19:54I got my computer.
00:19:55Oh, I don't know it.
00:19:56I have no money.
00:19:57I've never got my computer.
00:19:59I have never got my computer.
00:20:00I have not got my computer.
00:20:01All right.
00:20:03Hello.
00:20:10Welcome, sir.
00:20:13I'm going to go to the hospital.
00:20:20I want to know something.
00:20:23Do you have to ask the doctor?
00:20:25No, I'll ask him.
00:20:26I'm going to ask him.
00:20:29Take it.
00:20:30I know that you're working at night.
00:20:32No, it's good.
00:20:33Don't do it.
00:20:34I'm going to go to the hospital.
00:20:37Okay, let's go.
00:20:38Yes.
00:20:39I'm going to go to the hospital.
00:20:41I'll share with all the nurses.
00:20:44It's only for you.
00:20:45It's also for me.
00:20:49You seem to be very successful.
00:20:52Yes.
00:20:53Don't try to give him a chocolate.
00:20:54Don't try to give him a chocolate.
00:20:55Don't try to give him a chocolate.
00:20:56It's not on his own.
00:20:57You don't want him to give him a year.
00:20:59You can give him a chocolate.
00:21:01I don't feel they'll eat chocolates.
00:21:05That's why you don't have lipstick in your childhood.
00:21:09Today, you'll find a man.
00:21:10Just look at it.
00:21:11In the truth.
00:21:12Yes.
00:21:13Before I tell you, what's your favorite?
00:21:22What are you doing here?
00:21:24My appointment is with you.
00:21:25Okay.
00:21:29I think it's a bit difficult for you today.
00:21:32We can see you again.
00:21:34No, no, sit down.
00:21:36That's it.
00:21:36Something else will come after you.
00:21:37Yes.
00:21:43You gave me 10 minutes.
00:21:45I'll give you 10 minutes back to you.
00:21:47Do you use the phone or paper?
00:21:48Do you use the break?
00:21:50I'm sitting here and checking notes.
00:21:52Are you sure?
00:21:53Yes.
00:21:54You are the hero.
00:21:55You are the hero.
00:21:56You can do this small salesman.
00:22:00I forgot.
00:22:03This is for you.
00:22:07Yes.
00:22:07If you feel bad, keep it.
00:22:10Thank you very much.
00:22:12This is for you.
00:22:13Yes, for you.
00:22:20As a junior doctor, you're very vulnerable.
00:22:22And it's very flattering when a medical rep knows the music you like.
00:22:27It's called investing in people and before you know it,
00:22:30you're trying to please them by making sure that your hospital only stocks their product.
00:22:33And when your hospital only stocks their product,
00:22:35then so do all the surrounding pharmacies.
00:22:37You have to ask yourself.
00:22:38Are you a great guy?
00:22:39Or are you so popular because you have so many patients?
00:22:42Faiz, I have a poster.
00:22:45Mia, this is the original photo.
00:22:47Hey.
00:22:48Where did you get from?
00:22:52Did you get to the cricket?
00:22:54What?
00:22:55How will I go outside?
00:22:56There are so many medical reps sitting in meetings.
00:23:12I mean, I'm going to make money.
00:23:27What did you do?
00:23:28Look at my station.
00:23:29There are so many restaurants that are seeking.
00:23:30How are you going?
00:23:31Very young.
00:23:35And...
00:23:36Lactopedia's products?
00:23:37I think they're also playing for draw.
00:23:40Draws won't work.
00:23:42They'll have to kill them.
00:23:45How do I throw their products away?
00:23:49You can do it, but it's just the lack of faith.
00:23:52And if I take tickets for your final match,
00:23:56that faith will also be picked.
00:24:03Hello.
00:24:04Hello.
00:24:06Good, you got to meet.
00:24:07It was a job.
00:24:09I'm organizing a dinner for the city's big pediatrics.
00:24:14Why don't you sponsor this dinner?
00:24:17In this case,
00:24:19you'll get involved with the city's better doctors
00:24:22and new friends in hospitals.
00:24:25See, you'll spend a lot of time.
00:24:27Yes, of course.
00:24:28I'll see what I can do.
00:24:29I thought you're a good man for this job.
00:24:32Let's go.
00:24:33God bless you.
00:24:34God bless you.
00:24:48God bless you.
00:24:50God bless you.
00:24:50I was scared that so many doctors have to give dinner.
00:24:53Come, come.
00:24:54I'll meet all doctors.
00:24:55Come on.
00:24:56You're gonna love this.
00:24:59Come on, I'll ask you.
00:25:02Come on, I'll ask you.
00:25:04I'll remind you.
00:25:05Dr. Malik?
00:25:06Yes.
00:25:07May I present Ayaan Raath here?
00:25:08Hello.
00:25:09You're the last representative.
00:25:11Yes.
00:25:11Ayaan, this is Dr. Malik,
00:25:14the new head of military hospital.
00:25:16I'm very happy.
00:25:18I can talk about your new products.
00:25:20Yes, if you come to the office next week,
00:25:23let's talk.
00:25:25Thank you very much.
00:25:26You're welcome.
00:25:28How?
00:25:32Dr. Selene.
00:25:33Hi, Maggie.
00:25:34Maggie Ayaan.
00:25:36What is the meaning of the last assign at the entrance?
00:25:39Well, they have generously offered to pay for the dinner.
00:25:43We're not going to make a presentation if this is the last day of it.
00:25:45But who would pay for the dinner then?
00:25:48Yeah, that...
00:25:49Here.
00:25:50Come on.
00:25:51Maggie?
00:25:53Who was it?
00:25:55Maggie, what are you doing here?
00:25:58What are you doing here?
00:25:59Nothing, dude.
00:26:01It's like Kante.
00:26:03Okay.
00:26:04Don't say bad.
00:26:05Don't pay for the dinner.
00:26:07What's your problem?
00:26:08They work for UN and WHO
00:26:10and they don't like multinational companies.
00:26:13This is their problem.
00:26:15Anyways, you carry on.
00:26:17I'll go after something.
00:26:22Hello.
00:26:24How are you?
00:26:25I'm going to Karachi.
00:26:26I'm going to take my master's in public health.
00:26:28I'm going to take my friend's scholarship to my friend's friend.
00:26:32Thank you, brother.
00:26:33But you didn't feel happy.
00:26:35I'm very happy.
00:26:36I'm just...
00:26:37Who can I kill in cricket?
00:26:38I'm sorry, brother.
00:26:40How did I kill you?
00:26:45How did I kill you?
00:26:48How did I kill you?
00:26:50What do I kill you?
00:26:51How did I kill you?
00:26:52I was like to talk to my friends' friends.
00:26:54I told you,
00:26:55you make us a thousand and all the friends.
00:26:58They became friends.
00:26:59I don't get you a thousand.
00:27:01What do you know?
00:27:03They feel like you're wasting more than their friends.
00:27:06What is this?
00:27:07What is it?
00:27:09Ayaan, it's going to be in the air.
00:27:15Let's go.
00:27:28Oh, my God.
00:27:36Oh
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00:27:46Yalla, what happened to me?
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00:52:04I've spent 20 years in the army.
00:52:07I've never had any problems.
00:52:09And now this?
00:52:11What do you think you're doing Ayan?
00:52:12And how dare you mention my name in all your legal nonsense?
00:52:16I want you to find a solution to this problem now.
00:52:19Gonna let our babies dying every day and-
00:52:21Don't mess with us, boy.
00:52:24What are you getting out of this?
00:52:27Nothing, I'm-
00:52:27Ayan.
00:52:29It's not too late.
00:52:31The company will take you back.
00:52:34I'm not-
00:52:34I'm not coming back.
00:52:35Sorry?
00:52:36I'm not coming back.
00:52:38You're mad.
00:52:39Think about your family, Ayan.
00:52:43What about my family?
00:52:46Are you threatening me?
00:52:52You have accused people of taking bribes.
00:52:56You have made lot of enemies.
00:52:58I don't have to threaten me, do you?
00:53:02Do you know what are you playing with?
00:53:04You do what you want to do.
00:53:06And I'll do what I have to.
00:53:09Ayan,
00:53:11You can walk in and out as you-
00:53:15Do it yourself, father.
00:53:17If you have a child, you'll kill them in front of you.
00:53:18Soldiers!
00:53:19Who are you?
00:53:20Stop them!
00:53:20Stop them!
00:53:25Stop them!
00:53:30Stop them!
00:53:32Stop them!
00:53:33Stop them!
00:53:33Stop them!
00:53:35Stop them!
00:53:35Stop them!
00:53:38Stop them!
00:53:40Stop them!
00:53:42Stop them!
00:53:43Stop them!
00:53:43Stop them!
00:53:43Stop them!
00:53:46Stop them!
00:53:59Sometimes peace is better than being right.
00:54:03These are the people who can buy the whole government of Pakistan and send them to the international
00:54:09market.
00:54:11And you can fight with them, but they can't win with them.
00:54:18And this is the diarrhea ward of the National Institute of Child Health in Karachi.
00:54:27You may find this scene as distressing as we did filming, but it's a common event in this
00:54:33hospital.
00:54:35This little girl was badly malnourished and then dehydrated after several bouts of diarrhea.
00:54:43She was so sick that when other complications set in, there was little chance of saving
00:54:48them.
00:54:49But thank you, that's the same thing as getting married, we see the same thing as we
00:55:05It's not something that I've never seen.
00:55:08It's been a long time.
00:55:11A long time ago.
00:55:14I think the biggest issue for the entire community is not a problem for people that
00:55:15You might find this in every hospital we saw in the garage.
00:55:20the cases are tragically similar and the pattern is being repeated around the country
00:55:26ayan uh maggie's been through the evidence she thinks it's great she's spoken to some people
00:55:30you should see this video it's just salam ayan first of all apologies for the other day i had
00:55:35no idea until he presented this unbelievable material this is incredible evidence i've never
00:55:40seen this in 20 years of my working and i just wanted to say that no one from inside has
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00:55:45produced this this kind of information and this is a smoking gun what are you doing what's going on
00:55:53what's going on what's going on
00:56:03did you tell how dangerous this can be
00:56:15how dangerous these people are and what could happen to my family did you tell her
00:56:19ayan
00:56:21ayan
00:56:22ayan
00:56:22muche abandazah hai ke agar tu mne ye kiya to shayad saab kuch khatam ho jai
00:56:26but agar tu mne ye nahi kea to mai kabhi tmari izzat nahi kar baongi
00:56:46i wanted to protect my family my children zenap wanted to protect everyone else's children
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00:57:20i want to know that i can't believe it
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00:57:25To the office.
00:57:54Why?
00:57:55Because we gave him a chance to tell the truth and he didn't.
00:57:57What do you mean?
00:57:59Why would Ayaan decide to fight after he was being threatened, huh?
00:58:02He realized that his evidence could make a difference.
00:58:05Saint Ayaan.
00:58:07Come on, Maggie.
00:58:09We had some stories in Pakistan that we can't ignore.
00:58:12Look, we worked on this for months.
00:58:14We checked and double-checked the documents.
00:58:16What are you telling me?
00:58:17I want to hear the truth.
00:58:19I am this close from walking away from this project.
00:58:22Do you understand?
00:58:25Maggie, you know how this goes.
00:58:27If there are any holes in the story, they will kill us.
00:58:33Tell us what happened.
00:58:44This is really good.
00:58:47They authorized a gift of an air conditioner for a doctor.
00:58:53Ayaan, we need a chain of evidence.
00:58:55Letters from your supervisors.
00:58:56Copies of cheques.
00:58:57You say they put cash in your account.
00:58:59But can you actually prove you use the cash to pay for the air conditioner?
00:59:02But what does it matter?
00:59:04Bilal approved of it.
00:59:04Look, it says, okay, but sales must go up.
00:59:07Can you prove you spent the money for it?
00:59:10I'm tired of this.
00:59:20I'm tired of this.
00:59:22I'm tired of this.
00:59:27Hello, Maggie.
00:59:29Dr. Fayez, how are you?
00:59:30Good.
00:59:31Look.
00:59:36Looks great.
00:59:37It's a clear.
00:59:39Not sure about the color yet.
00:59:40We'll see.
00:59:42You should talk to Ayaan.
00:59:44Why?
00:59:45If we try to publish this in Pakistan, we can't guarantee safety.
00:59:50And this may never see the light of day.
00:59:52So?
00:59:52We need international support.
00:59:54In the meantime, we need to keep him safe.
00:59:58Okay?
00:59:59Yeah.
01:00:05We need to keep him safe.
01:00:05Do you know what people are talking about you?
01:00:08According to them, you're the best person.
01:00:11And they understand that after all,
01:00:15you're wrong.
01:00:17If I'm telling you,
01:00:18you're still around half the country.
01:00:25You're okay.
01:00:27I'm okay, sir.
01:00:28Don't do my work.
01:00:30Don't do your work in your own.
01:00:31Don't do your work in your own.
01:01:14Thanks very much for coming.
01:01:18Maggie.
01:01:20What did she want?
01:01:21She's a nurse.
01:01:22She came to see if we needed volunteers.
01:01:24She's not a nurse.
01:01:25She's the last-time executive.
01:01:26What?
01:01:27No, I've seen it before.
01:01:58She's the last-time executive.
01:02:00She's the last-time executive.
01:02:18She's the last-time executive.
01:02:24She's the last-time executive.
01:03:59Michael's a friend and a very good journalist, and he's going to make a documentary film on Ian's story.
01:04:06We will launch this the same day as the film comes out on German TV.
01:04:14We have a slot for the film in about a month.
01:04:18But to make a big splash, we need Ian to come back with us to Germany, to do the press
01:04:22and the publicity.
01:04:26I can't leave my family here.
01:04:27Ian, it's not going to be long.
01:04:29How long?
01:04:31A month, I guess.
01:04:32For the launch and the publicity, we need to do for the whole story to come out.
01:04:37But so be it.
01:04:39Even if it is longer, I'll look after the family.
01:04:44Let's have some tea.
01:04:45Abba, can you hear me?
01:04:46You'll hear me too.
01:04:47Bargurdaar, you're my child and I'll be proud of you.
01:04:52But you should leave some decisions to my mother.
01:04:57Let's drink tea.
01:05:20This is not about of the city, is it?
01:05:25No.
01:05:27If he's here when this goes public, well, there's going to be a lot of angry people around.
01:05:35When it goes on TV in Europe, you think...
01:05:38Oh, he'll come back as a hero. I promise you.
01:05:41And everyone will have to listen.
01:05:58Chain tum se.
01:06:02Karar tum se.
01:06:08Zindagi ki bahar.
01:06:22The population is growing so fast that the potential market for formula is enormous.
01:06:26Five million babies are born in Pakistan every year, and this number is just going to increase.
01:06:30So the potential hazard that this was caused is enormous.
01:06:33It's not just the filthy water. Parents want the Western brands marketed by international companies
01:06:38because they make them think their kids will be smarter if they drink formula milk.
01:06:43But some mothers can't afford it, so they dilute it.
01:06:46Just one spoonful less, who's going to notice?
01:06:48Well, the babies do. They lose weight, get ill, and die.
01:06:52The World Health Organization claims breastfeeding could save up to 1.5 million babies every year.
01:06:571.5 million babies every year.
01:07:001.5 million babies every year.
01:07:261.5 million babies every year.
01:07:30Do you want to do it?
01:07:34Do you want to do it yourself?
01:07:37Do you want to do it so far?
01:07:57What will you do?
01:08:00Don't do it for us.
01:08:01Do you want to go home and get some information?
01:08:04Tell me.
01:08:05How do you do it?
01:08:06How do you do it?
01:08:09I'll keep it.
01:08:13I'll keep it.
01:08:14I'll keep it.
01:08:16I'll keep it.
01:08:16I'll keep it.
01:08:33I'll keep it.
01:08:48I'll keep it.
01:08:57I'll keep it.
01:08:59I'll keep it.
01:08:59I should've got water this way.
01:09:02What?
01:09:11In Germany all the taxes, you wait.
01:09:13Yes.
01:09:15But then what does your president drive?
01:09:19Your car, Mr. President.
01:09:36Do you agree your product should not be used when there is no safe water supply?
01:09:41We gave all the evidence to the institution.
01:09:43Yes?
01:09:43Or no?
01:09:45Yes, but listen, this is not the point we should talk about.
01:09:48No, no, but whether people are so poor that they are going to dilute it,
01:09:52and that's going to endanger health, it should not be used.
01:09:55Of course not, but like I said before, this is not the point.
01:09:58What is your corporate responsibility to find out the extent of the use of your product
01:10:02in the developing parts of the world in those circumstances?
01:10:06We cannot have that responsibility.
01:10:08Why?
01:10:09We have a massive problem.
01:10:10You see, we have thousands of babies dying.
01:10:13But we have a product.
01:10:15Hi, Anna.
01:10:16Look.
01:10:20Scandal and baby milk.
01:10:27Oh, this is so good.
01:10:29For this problem.
01:10:30Listen.
01:10:31The people.
01:10:31I'm not sitting here letting you treat me like a criminal.
01:10:34The what?
01:10:35I'm sorry.
01:10:35I don't want to treat you like a criminal.
01:10:36Excuse me.
01:10:37I just want to come back to my question.
01:10:38One thing is sure.
01:10:39This program is going nowhere.
01:10:48Program promises.
01:10:49Devastating new evidence of multinational companies putting profits before the lives of babies.
01:10:54Yes.
01:10:54That was great.
01:10:55You should be proud of yourself.
01:10:56This is going to be huge.
01:10:58I have to continue with the edit.
01:11:02Nervous.
01:11:03You're going to be great.
01:11:05Trust yourself.
01:11:18Trust yourself.
01:11:20Come on.
01:11:27Why?
01:11:28Come on.
01:11:33Come with me.
01:11:33What is it?
01:11:34I don't know.
01:11:35But we'll find out pretty soon.
01:11:49So.
01:11:50What's going on?
01:11:54Ayan.
01:11:55Listen.
01:11:55I want to settle this issue.
01:11:57But I can't authorize any amount as I have to first discuss with our top management.
01:12:02I can't decide on this issue on my own.
01:12:05The company sees your action as blackmail.
01:12:08I want to settle this issue once and for all.
01:12:11And if you don't solve this.
01:12:13Those people who are behind me, they will take action.
01:12:16Do you understand?
01:12:18How much does your management have in mind?
01:12:20$60,000.
01:12:21It's a big amount.
01:12:22It requires management approval.
01:12:25Okay.
01:12:26Meet me here on Friday at 3pm to finalize this.
01:12:33Is this your boss?
01:12:36And you had no idea?
01:12:38Do you think I would have gone that far if I'd known?
01:12:46Come on, that's crap.
01:12:48I've been working on this for a month.
01:12:49All your evidence is from the man you have heard on that tape, Michael.
01:12:53Excuse me, Gunther.
01:12:55Where do you want to talk about?
01:12:56What?
01:12:56What?
01:12:56What?
01:12:56What's all that?
01:12:57I have no idea.
01:12:58Then I can go.
01:12:59But you go.
01:13:01Just before you came back.
01:13:03Before you showed me the films.
01:13:04What?
01:13:04What?
01:13:08What?
01:13:09that you can use the entire government of Pakistan,
01:13:11and put a ribbon on it, and send them to the international market.
01:13:16And you can fight with them.
01:13:19But you can't win with them.
01:13:25But the truth is that if you work with understanding,
01:13:30then all of this can be very valuable for you.
01:13:46Hello, Bilal. I've spoken to Ayan. I'd like you to talk to him.
01:13:52Ayan? Listen, I want to settle this issue,
01:13:55but I can't authorise any amount, as I have to first discuss with our top management.
01:14:01I can't decide on this issue on my own. The company sees your action as blackmail.
01:14:10I want to settle this issue once and for all.
01:14:14And if you don't solve this, those people who are behind me, they will take action.
01:14:18Do you understand?
01:14:24How much does your management have in mind?
01:14:27$60,000 is a big amount. It requires management improvement.
01:14:35Okay, meet me here on Friday at 3 p.m. to finalise this.
01:14:49Let's get started.
01:14:54Let's get started.
01:14:55What's going on?
01:14:56What do you mean?
01:14:58Why do you take it here?
01:15:00Ayan?
01:15:01Take it away from here.
01:15:02I have a thought that if you haven't done this,
01:15:05then everything will be ruined.
01:15:07If you haven't done this, then I will never be able to do your pride.
01:15:13He knew there had been talk of blackmail.
01:15:16Unsubstantied to talk about blackmail.
01:15:18But not that he actually set out to get the money.
01:15:22But he didn't take the money.
01:15:24That's the whole point.
01:15:27He never took the money.
01:15:43Why would Ayan have sent the legal notice, with all his best evidence, to the World Health Organization, if he
01:15:50was planning blackmail?
01:15:54I mean, look.
01:15:5617th of January, he writes a letter to the WHO asking for help.
01:16:00Right?
01:16:0128th of January, they write back saying there's nothing they can do copying in the local doctor.
01:16:07That's when everyone finds out about this.
01:16:10But it's nearly another month before the meeting about the money.
01:16:14I mean, he'd have to be the most incompetent blackmailer in history.
01:16:18Hey, I've got all of this great stuff on you, and I'm gonna go public on it, unless you give
01:16:23me money.
01:16:24Except I've already gone public with it.
01:16:26I mean, it doesn't make sense.
01:16:27It doesn't mean that he wasn't gonna take a payoff.
01:16:29Yeah, but there's a world of difference between considering a payoff, and masterminding a blackmail plot.
01:16:35And meanwhile, there were 13 international companies selling infant formula in Pakistan.
01:16:41How do we convince Frank?
01:16:44I spent my time buying doctors.
01:16:47Why would I be surprised when they wanted to buy me?
01:16:50But think about it.
01:16:51Why did they tape me?
01:16:53I mean, I was in a military hospital, surrounded by men with guns.
01:16:57If they saw my actions as blackmail, why didn't they arrest me?
01:17:01Because they didn't want your evidence to be heard.
01:17:05So stupid.
01:17:07I gave them the perfect reason to make sure no one would listen to me.
01:17:14Ayan, why did you not take the money?
01:17:17I went to my father.
01:17:20And he told me that no son of his would be so unprincipled.
01:17:27And that I would be a bloody fool to think that they would give me $60,000.
01:17:34So I never went back.
01:17:38Ayan, I want you to know that I believe you.
01:17:41But they stopped the German TV with that tape.
01:17:45And the same thing will happen here unless we do something.
01:17:52I want to include everything in the film.
01:17:55You gonna show me as a blackmailer?
01:17:57A liar? A forger?
01:18:01Maggie told me I would return a hero.
01:18:07I have to go to work soon.
01:18:10I make the best donuts in Toronto.
01:18:13It's a good local company with no multinationals involved.
01:18:18Ayan, I'm a lawyer. I think this film is a risk.
01:18:23But it is doable if we do it this way.
01:18:26But we have a few problems.
01:18:28The blackmail allegations, they will make you look...
01:18:31Forgive me, they'll make you look unreliable.
01:18:34And they will say it's an old story.
01:18:36This is how old the story is.
01:18:39I haven't seen my wife or my children in seven years.
01:18:44My mother and father died. I wasn't there.
01:18:46Frank, this was happening in Africa in the 70s.
01:18:49All over Asia in the 80s and 90s.
01:18:52And you just sent a researcher to Pakistan to prove that this is still happening there now.
01:18:59It's an old story that's alive.
01:19:03It keeps repeating itself.
01:19:06And that's why we have to make this film.
01:19:09Okay, but...
01:19:11This has to be referred up.
01:19:13Right? To the very top.
01:19:19You do what you have to do.
01:19:30Hey.
01:19:31Hi Frank, how are you doing?
01:19:33I'm sorry, they won't take the risk.
01:19:35What?
01:19:36They could sue us in the High Court here or in Paris or Lahore.
01:19:40Could cost hundreds of thousands of pounds just to prove it's true.
01:19:43So Ayaan ruins his entire life and...
01:19:46And you're not prepared to take a legal risk?
01:19:49It's my job to assess that level of risk.
01:19:51Oh yes, yes, and you are wonderful at your job.
01:19:54But that's exactly what the multinationals rely on.
01:19:58That we obey the rules.
01:20:00So that they can do whatever they like.
01:20:03I've filmed babies dying.
01:20:05I know this is real.
01:20:07I don't care what he did, you can take Ayaan out of this story, but the evidence still stands.
01:20:12And if someone in that corporation is prepared to go to these lengths to discredit him, what does that tell
01:20:17you?
01:20:18This man has risked everything.
01:20:20He left his family in Pakistan and now, if you don't show the program, he can never go back.
01:20:27I'm sorry.
01:20:30There's nothing I can do.
01:20:32Günther, excuse me, that can not be your honest.
01:20:35You let's you oppress.
01:20:37You let's you oppress?
01:20:38From whom?
01:20:39Come, tell me.
01:20:40From whom you let's you oppress?
01:20:41Michael, come.
01:20:42Beruhige dich.
01:20:43No, no, come, come, come.
01:20:43Sag's, sag's me now, sag's me now.
01:20:45Ich kann nicht in die Öffentlichkeit gehen.
01:20:47Ach so, ein Quatsch.
01:20:47Wir haben genug Beweise.
01:20:48Dann ficken wir sie.
01:20:49Wir gehen raus und machen die Sendung.
01:20:50Wir gehen raus und machen die Sendung.
01:21:00Wir gehen raus und machen die Sendung.
01:21:16I don't know.
01:21:24I ain't.
01:21:29I'm.
01:21:30I'm.
01:21:33I'm.
01:21:37I'm.
01:22:09Oh
01:22:14Oh
01:22:22Okay
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