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00:00In the first chapter of the Anatomy of Thivari we saw Ramappa, a serial thief in the Sitapuram,

00:09change his mind on stealing, realizing that it is wrong.

00:13We then saw him write a book on how theft is committed, which helps the people get awareness

00:18on how to prevent theft from occurring.

00:21In this chapter, we are going to see the story of Ramappan's grandchildren named Krishnappan

00:26and Venkatappan, who are brothers.

00:29Listen to me, brother.

00:30Among all the properties that our grandfather had left, the anatomy of Thivari are also among them.

00:34What?

00:35Did our grandfather really write the anatomy?

00:38Yes, brother.

00:39Our grandfather was a huge thief back in those days.

00:42He calculated the losses that Thivari caused and taught the people how to refrain from stealing.

00:48That was the reason why he wrote the book.

00:50After that, not a single theft took place in our vicinity for a long time.

00:54But recently, it does seem like robberies are occurring again.

00:57Yes, times have changed.

00:59Humans have also changed.

01:00The same way, there are also a lot of changes in the people who are thieves as well.

01:04They steal without a trace these days.

01:06Are you trying to say that our grandfather's anatomy of Thivari is old for today's day and age?

01:11Absolutely not.

01:12What I am trying to say is that the ways of Thivari has changed.

01:15Yes, I agree.

01:16Even the general public are more aware today.

01:19It is not easy to cheat them these days.

01:21You are wrong, brother.

01:22Just like how elephants fall, it does not matter who you are.

01:25Anything can happen to anyone and I can prove that to you.

01:28How is that possible, brother?

01:29I would not believe what you said just now.

01:31I know you won't believe me.

01:32That is why I am willing to prove it to you practically.

01:35Ok, fine.

01:36I shall bet that it is not easy to fool and steal people nowadays as it was in the olden days.

01:42Not only that, I am also pretty sure that you will lose this bet as well.

01:46No, brother.

01:47I will definitely win.

01:48No matter how much people have changed and no matter how careful they are,

01:52the people who steal and cheat will always find new ways to accomplish their goals.

01:57Because as long as human beings have carelessness, faith and greed,

02:02they will always be cheated and ruined in one way or the other.

02:05If you want, I can tell our king that I am going to steal from him and I will be able

02:10to actually steal from him.

02:12What?

02:13How crazy are you?

02:15How can you steal from our king?

02:16Oh dear God!

02:18I would never help you with this.

02:19This is all only on you.

02:21Ok.

02:22Fine.

02:23You do not have to help me with anything except for one thing.

02:26Just give me one silver coin.

02:27With that one, I shall prove to you that what I said is true.

02:31What?

02:32Are you telling me that you would prove it by just one silver coin?

02:35Ok fine.

02:36I will give it to you.

02:37Take it as you please.

02:38As the two brothers kept talking, the very next morning, the king Surendra Varman receives

02:44an anonymous letter from Krishnappan.

02:48My king, an anonymous letter has come from an undefined individual.

02:52Really?

02:54Can you please read it for me, my minister?

02:57My king, I am a big thief.

02:59Tomorrow I shall come to your village and steal.

03:02Therefore, I urge you to tell all your civilians to be careful and wary.

03:06This is why I have written this letter.

03:08What is this?

03:10This letter is so mysterious.

03:12Why would anyone who wants to steal announce themselves like this?

03:16I do not understand.

03:17I think some idiot wrote this letter just for fun.

03:21We do not need to take this seriously, my minister.

03:24You are right, my king.

03:25It is true.

03:26No matter how clever a thief could be, he would never announce and steal.

03:31As you said, we need not take this letter seriously.

03:34But still, never underestimating anything is something that our elders always said.

03:39And since it is our duty to protect our citizens, we shall let our people know through an announcement.

03:45You are right.

03:48Announcements are made all over the village, stating that a very dangerous thief is about

03:53to enter our village.

03:55So please be careful and keep your possessions safe.

03:59As soon as the citizens heard the announcement, they kept all their belongings safe.

04:04The next day, Krishna enters the village and walks towards a house of an old lady who runs

04:09a food charity.

04:10Who are you, son?

04:11Where are you coming from?

04:14I have never seen you in this village before.

04:17Madam, I am a traveller and I am on my way to Kasi.

04:20I felt hungry on the journey, therefore I came here to eat some food.

04:25Please give me something to eat, ma'am.

04:27Sure, I shall definitely give you the food to eat.

04:30Before that, please take some rest.

04:32I shall get the food ready and I will call you.

04:35After that, the old lady serves Krishnappan some delicious food.

04:40Krishnappan, who ate to his full stomach, says to the old lady like this.

04:46Madam, your food is absolutely delicious.

04:49Thank you very much.

04:51Please take this silver coin.

04:53I am glad, son.

04:55I hope your hunger is gone.

04:58You see that jar.

04:59Please put the silver coin in that.

05:01Okay, ma'am.

05:02The old lady points to a mud jar and asks him to put the coin in that.

05:08Krishnappan puts the coin into the mud jar just as the old lady said.

05:13As Krishnappan is getting ready to leave, he tells the old lady like this.

05:17Madam, I feel a little thirsty.

05:20If you could give me some water, I can drink it and leave.

05:23Oh, that is not a problem.

05:25Wait here.

05:26I shall bring it right away.

05:28As soon as the old lady leaves to get water, Krishnappan goes back and takes the coin from

05:34the mud jar and keeps it to himself as he hides it.

05:38Then the old lady gives Krishnappan a glass of water.

05:42After drinking the water, Krishnappan asks the old lady like this.

05:46Madam, my thirst is quenched.

05:49What else is there in this village that is special?

05:52Nothing special other than some thief who has announced that he would be in our village

05:58to steal and rob us.

06:00Our king had announced this yesterday throughout the village.

06:05That is why everyone who has money is extremely careful.

06:09Oh, really?

06:11Why on earth would the thief announce himself before coming to steal from the village?

06:15Yes, son.

06:17Anyhow, please be careful.

06:19You are already new to this village.

06:22Please leave this village before it gets dark.

06:24Sure, madam.

06:26I shall leave right away.

06:28Krishnappan then leaves by taking the silver coin he initially gave without telling who

06:33he really is and what he really wants to do in the village, while listening to everything

06:39the old lady said.

06:41Krishnappan then goes outside and meets a banana seller.

06:45Come here, sir.

06:46Come here.

06:47We sell delicious bananas.

06:48We give hundred bananas for one silver coin.

06:51Oh, really?

06:52The banana looks so delicious to eat.

06:55There is going to be an auspicious event in my house.

06:58I need hundred bananas.

07:00Can you give it to me?

07:01Of course, sir.

07:02I shall give it to you right away.

07:03It will also benefit me if you buy a lot of bananas.

07:06Please wait.

07:07I will give it to you.

07:08No, no.

07:09I do not have that much time.

07:10I have an important work to do.

07:12Please take this silver coin and for now give me 25 bananas.

07:16I shall collect the rest later.

07:18And one more thing.

07:19Even if one banana is less, I will not buy it.

07:22Be careful.

07:23Okay?

07:24Sure, sir.

07:25I totally understand what you are saying.

07:26If you give me the money in advance, you can come and collect the bananas anytime you want.

07:31Krishnappan gives the banana seller one silver coin and receives 25 bananas and promises

07:37to come back for the remaining 75 bananas.

07:41Krishnappan then goes to a jewelry store nearby that banana shop.

07:46Hi, sir.

07:47Welcome, welcome.

07:48What kind of jewels do you want?

07:49Bangles, nose rings, necklace.

07:51We have every kind of jewels.

07:53There is going to be an auspicious event in our house.

07:56Please show me a very precious necklace.

07:58I shall certainly do that.

07:59Please look at this necklace.

08:00This necklace costs 100 silver coins.

08:03It is very beautiful.

08:04Very good, very good.

08:05I like this very much.

08:06I shall buy this if you can reduce the price for me.

08:10Fine, fine.

08:11I will give it to you for 90 silver coins.

08:13No, no, no.

08:14If you want reduce 15 more silver coins, I shall buy it from you.

08:17You mean 75 silver coins?

08:19It is too less, sir.

08:20You are our first customer today and you say it is for an auspicious event.

08:24Therefore, I shall give it for the price you prefer.

08:27Okay.

08:28That is good.

08:29No, no, no.

08:30I did not carry money with me.

08:31There is a robber in this village, which is why I did not bring money with me.

08:36I have given money to the banana seller who is nearby the street.

08:40If you can send someone with me, I can send the money to you through him.

08:43Yes, sir.

08:44You are right.

08:45Our king made the announcement yesterday.

08:47You have done the great job.

08:48Here take this necklace with you.

08:50I shall send my brother Shiva and you can send the 75 silver coins with him.

08:55Sure.

08:56Please send him.

08:57I shall send him the money immediately.

08:58The jeweller gives Krishnappan the necklace and sends his brother Shiva to collect the

09:0275 silver coins.

09:04Krishnan is taking him to the banana seller that is nearby the street.

09:08After seeing Krishnappan, the banana seller says,

09:11Come, sir.

09:12Come.

09:13I have been waiting for you.

09:14I have to give it to you and leave to my home soon.

09:16Cool.

09:17I have finished the work that I had to.

09:19I also should leave early.

09:21See, please give this person exactly 75 and send him.

09:26I shall leave now.

09:28Sure, sir.

09:29I shall give it to him.

09:30You can go home now.

09:31Okay.

09:32I shall leave.

09:33You please make sure you count all the 75 and leave.

09:36Okay.

09:37Sure, sir.

09:38You can leave and I shall take it and go.

09:42Krishnappa then leaves with the golden necklace while Shiva is expecting the banana seller

09:47to give him 75 silver coins for the necklace he purchased.

09:52The banana seller subtracted the 25 bananas that Krishnappa bought.

09:57He is counting the remaining 75 bananas that he is supposed to give to Krishnappan.

10:03Shiva gets upset and tells banana seller like this.

10:08Excuse me.

10:09Could you please stop counting the bananas and give the 75 I came to pick up.

10:13I have to go back as soon as possible.

10:15So please make it fast.

10:17Sir, what else do you think I am doing?

10:19I am doing your work, sir.

10:20Please be patient for a while.

10:22You are counting bananas.

10:23How in the world is that related to what I need?

10:26If you can just give me the 75 silver coins that I need, I shall leave immediately.

10:31I have a lot of work to do and I go fast.

10:34What?

10:35What?

10:36Are you out of your mind?

10:37Why should I give you 75 silver coins?

10:39I am supposed to give you 75 bananas.

10:41What are you saying, you fool?

10:43Do not play with me.

10:44That man has bought a golden necklace from her and he owes us 75 silver coins and you

10:49agreed that to give me the 75 coins in front of him, right?

10:54Oh no, I think you have completely misunderstood.

10:57That man came a while ago and wanted to buy 100 bananas, but he only took 25 bananas and

11:02said he would take the 75 bananas later.

11:05That is why I agreed when he told me to give the rest of the 75.

11:08I do not know nothing about the necklace or the money that he owes you.

11:12Seriously?

11:13That means that man has fooled the both of us.

11:15But anyways, since you agreed to give me the 75, you should give me the 75 silver coins

11:20right now.

11:21What are you saying?

11:23This is injustice.

11:24I am not responsible if that man has cheated you.

11:27Fine then, come with me to the king.

11:29He will decide who should give what to who.

11:31Both of them reached the king's palace and tell the king everything that had occurred.

11:37The king listens to both of their stories and says like this.

11:42There shall be no doubt.

11:44This must be the work of the clever thief and that is why I already warned you when

11:48I made the announcement.

11:49Why were you so careless?

11:51King, if the thief looked like a thief, we would have been able to identify.

11:55But he looked like a normal civilian.

11:56When he took our necklace and cheated us, please get our necklace back at least.

12:01Fine, we shall soon capture the thief and get the necklace and give it back to you.

12:07But for now, you both must realize how careless you were and the laws must be equally shared

12:13by both of you.

12:14The king then sends off both of them.

12:18Krishnappan goes to his house and shows Venkatappan the necklace that he stole.

12:24Can't you see brother, with just one silver coin that I had, I gave it to the old lady.

12:30But without her knowledge, I took it back and I was able to understand what is happening

12:35throughout the entire village.

12:37And then I stole the silver coin and gave it to the banana seller to get 25 bananas.

12:43Later I bought the necklace from the jeweler, but I did not give him anything.

12:48That means with one silver coin, I was able to earn this necklace worth 75 silver coins.

12:54Now will you agree with me that as long as people have faith and greed, they can always

13:00be cheated?

13:01I agree brother, but why did you cheat that old lady?

13:05Yes, I was about to explain that.

13:07That old lady believed in me blindly and because of her blind belief, she left me there and

13:14went to bring me water.

13:16That is why I took the opportunity to take the one silver coin from that lady without

13:20her knowledge and escaped from her place.

13:24In the same way, that gold jewelry shop man gave me the necklace without saying a word.

13:29Not knowing who I was, believing in every word I say blindly and sent his brother Shiva

13:35with me to collect the silver coins.

13:38What the jeweler had was definitely carelessness.

13:42And that banana seller was so happy that he sold 100 bananas.

13:46And he became a little stupid.

13:48That is why he believed in everything I said.

13:52And when I said give the 75 to the jeweler's brother Shiva, he accepted it without saying

13:57a word.

13:58Even I left that place immediately.

14:01Therefore, because of the old lady's faith and the jeweler's carelessness and the banana

14:06seller's stupidity, I was able to fool all of them and buy a necklace by spending just

14:12one silver coin.

14:14This is the necklace that I took.

14:16Yes, I agree brother that you are smart.

14:19People are easily fooled these days.

14:21But you can only fool these uneducated, innocent and normal people.

14:25You would not able to fool an educated and brilliant individual.

14:29Brother, no matter how many times I tell you, you still don't seem to understand this fact.

14:34There is no relation between being fooled and being intelligent.

14:37No matter how smart they are, sometimes their situation makes them make mistakes.

14:42I don't think so, brother.

14:43I will never agree to that point.

14:45Before the people used to get fooled because of their innocence.

14:47But it does not apply to all situations.

14:49Fine, brother.

14:50I can prove that to you as well.

14:53Give me one more day's time.

14:54Fine.

14:55Take your time.

14:56I will see.

14:57Okay.

14:58I will see you tomorrow evening.

14:59Bye.

15:00Krishnappan then leaves his house and reaches the village.

15:06On the side, the king Surendra Varmar is frustrated by the fact that the clever thief had outsmarted him.

15:12He thinks of doing something immediately.

15:15So he calls his minister and says like this.

15:19Minister, a man had stolen from our village even though he had announced it earlier.

15:25And we were unable to do anything.

15:27Why is security and safety in such shambles?

15:29At least now I request you to please capture him and bring him to me.

15:32My king, that thief must be a really smart thief.

15:36We had already let the gods and the people know.

15:39But instead of coming in as a thief, he came in as a normal civilian and cheated the jeweler

15:45and ruined him.

15:47As they both were conversing, one of the guards comes in with another anonymous letter and

15:54hands it to the minister.

15:56The minister immediately takes the letter and starts reading what's written in it.

16:02Surendra Varma asks the minister like this.

16:05Minister, by reading the look on your face, I expect it as another threat from the thief

16:11who had sent an anonymous letter.

16:13Am I right?

16:14Please read and let me know what it is.

16:17Yes, my king.

16:18This was sent by the clever thief again.

16:20And he says he is going to steal from our kingdom again.

16:25And he is asking us to catch him if we can.

16:28How arrogant must he be?

16:30Is he trying to challenge us?

16:32Minister, I do not care what you do.

16:35I give you the full responsibility.

16:37That thief has given us a huge challenge.

16:40Under no circumstances should our kingdom be played by his cleverness.

16:45And so, I demand you to tie him up and bring him to me.

16:49I shall do it, my king.

16:50I will tell all the guards in our kingdom to be ready.

16:54I have an idea this time to catch him.

16:57He will not be able to escape this time.

16:59I shall catch him, tie him and bring him to you.

17:03Good.

17:04You shall leave now.

17:05The next time I see you, you should be with that thief.

17:07I promise you, my king.

17:09No matter what happens, I shall bring him to you on a platter.

17:12He will be your prisoner.

17:13The minister then leaves and starts to action the master plan that he has set.

17:20On this side, Krishnappan then goes to the old lady's house and knocks the door.

17:25Once the door opens, he sees the minister standing right next to the old lady.

17:31Thank you for watching this video.

17:33On the next episode on the anatomy of thievery, chapter 3, we shall see why Krishnappan went

17:39to the old lady's house again and what master plan did the minister created and if Krishnappan

17:44gets caught or if Krishnappan would go to his younger brother like always.

17:48We shall see this in another video.

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