EMI: Liya Hai To Chukana Padega

2008
3 Std.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuCriminal don-aspiring politician Shabbirbhai runs a collection agency in Mumbai's Bhendi Bazar called 'Good Luck Recovery'. He had started this business with 4 employees, but now has over 40... Alles lesenCriminal don-aspiring politician Shabbirbhai runs a collection agency in Mumbai's Bhendi Bazar called 'Good Luck Recovery'. He had started this business with 4 employees, but now has over 400 of them. His uses his influence and goon-power to mainly recover money from middle-class... Alles lesenCriminal don-aspiring politician Shabbirbhai runs a collection agency in Mumbai's Bhendi Bazar called 'Good Luck Recovery'. He had started this business with 4 employees, but now has over 400 of them. His uses his influence and goon-power to mainly recover money from middle-classed clients of All India Bank. These include defaulters like Anil and his wife, Neha Sharma... Alles lesen

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Sanjay and Urmila reunited after Khoobsurat.

Soundtracks
Tera Bhatua Jab Ho Khali
Performed by Sanjay Dutt
Lyrics by Shabbir Ahmed, Hamza Faruqui
Composed by Chirantan Bhatt
Music on T-Series

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EMI = Equated Migrane Instalments

The theme makes a brave attempt to drive across a social message that is very much serious and relevant in todays times. But midway the maker seems to have run out of steam to reach a logical destination or the financiers ran out of moolah. It seems the director was confused if he wanted to drive a social message in the garb of comedy or evoke laughter in the garb of a social message.

All the tracks are very crass. The newly wed couple seems more of boyfriend-girlfriend breakup rather than a marriage breakup. Sanjay Dutt/ Urmila romantic track reminds you of Robert De Niro in comedy-gangster movies. The father-son track seems to a reverse of Baghban.

The only good thing is it gives you an insight how the industry operates.

And the end? Where did it come from?