Bhaiya Ji Smile Please (Set Of 3 DVD's)  (DVD Hindi)

Four friends - Pankaj (Naseeruddin Shah), Bobby (Atul Kulkarni), Shakti Chinappa (Ravi Kissen), Albert Pinto (Kay Kay Menon) - want to rob a lonely house in a lonely stretch of it's Rs 20 crore fake Indian currency...and the very fake note vending machine that lies in there. Juse one problem : They have no plan....

Once again a short budget movie came with a surprise like 'Phas gaye re obama, 'Tere Bin Laden', etc. Good Story...Nicely directed by Hriday Shetty. Fanatastic cast, each and every one was appropriate for the role. No forced comedy, Factastic characterization. Naseerudin Shah, Kay Kay menon and Atul Kulkarni delevered effortessly. Dialogues were OK. Zakir Hussain did justive to his role...concept was new - IMDB. COM

BHEJA FRY

Ranjeet Thadani lives a wealthy lifestyle in Mumbai along with his wife, Sheetal, who is a singer, while he manages Soundtrack Industries. At the request of his friend, Jagdish Verma, he decides to invite a singer and Libran, Bharat Bhushan, to his residence for dinner, as well as listen to him sing. Ranjeet, suffering from back pain, does not realize that Bharat is also an Income-Tax Inspector, and upon arrival at Ranjeet's residence, will virtually and hilariously turn his life upside down.

PHAS GAYE RE OBAMA

'Phas gaye re Obama' is comedy set against the backdrop of global recession/meltdown that original in USA.

The film traces the journey of Om Shashtri, an American citizen of Indian origin, who loses all his wealth overnight to the global recession & has been asked to vacate his home by the bank unless he pays up s100,000 (mortgaged amount) within 30 days.

Seeing no other option Om comes to India to sell a small piece of an ancestral property. But within days of landing in India he is kidnapped by a recession-hit' underworld gang those who think that he is still a millionaire What happens to Om, is he able to save his home, how did the 'poor' gangster cope with their 'poor' catch & what do small town Indian gangsters have to say to President Obama... is largely forms the rest of the story. The film, showcases how global recession/meltdown impacted lives from an America based businessman to underworld dons in the dusty plains of small town India.