The film's heroine, (a fierce classical dancer forced into glamorous roles), challenges him. She demands a real sword fight scene. Ravi is amused. They duel for six hours. By the end, he respects her more than any "landlubber." She calls him "a barbarian with a poet's eyes."
He turns to the crowd, roars his famous line: "Darr ka toh sirf ek ilaaj hai — samandar ko chhod, ya samandar ban ja!" (There's only one cure for fear — leave the ocean, or become the ocean.) pirate indian movies
He smiles. "Let them make movies about me. I lived it." The film's heroine, (a fierce classical dancer forced
Meanwhile, Diego Silveira — alive and also transported through time (having stolen another gem) — is now a slick, suit-wearing producer competing with Bhai. He recognizes Ravi from a newspaper headline: "PIRATE ACTOR TAKES BOLLYWOOD BY STORM." They duel for six hours
Suddenly, the water tank on set explodes. Out crawls Ravi — soaking, furious, and wielding a real cutlass. He sees the crew in shiny polyester costumes, a disco ball spinning, and a boom mic dangling like a strange creature. He roars: "Diego! Show yourself, coward!"
Diego sends goons to the set. A chase ensues through the backlot — past a Ramayana TV set, a Mahabharat costume shed, and a functioning fireworks warehouse. Ravi fights with a chariot wheel, a dholak, and finally a light reflector that he uses as a blinding shield.