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Movie :Dhoom Dadakka
Director : Shashi Ranjan
Producer :Shashi Ranjan
Cast :Shaad Randhawa, Rakhi Sawant, Satish Shah, Jignesh, Satish Kaushik, Gulshan Grover, Anupam Kher
‘Asian Bhai Meet’ in Bangkok (photographed most unimaginatively), Godfather (a dazed Jackie Shroff in a wig that looks like an upturned silver mop) laments the lack of young blood in the business. Don Mungilal (overdoing the bumbling act) wants to retain hold over Alibaug to build a hospital there, the reason for which is explained in a gruesome flashback scene where his father loses an arm in an unexplained bomb blast and dies due to lack of proper medical care.
On the other hand, Don Fursat Lala (Gulshan Grover doing his usual thing) wants to convert it into a mini Las Vegas. Godfather decrees that the coveted kingdom will go to the one who has an heir. Since Fursat has an heir, his son Zac, Mungilal is given a week to source his sister Angoori’s child Kamal whom he can show as heir.
But the thing is, he broke off contact with Angoori decades ago. So he enlists the help of a Mumbai detective called Johnny English (Satish Kaushik), who we are told is impotent, and his wife (Deepshikha in low-cut blouses), whom he calls his “personal saaman”, who flirts with every available male.
Within a few days, three prospective heirs land up at his place—a wannabe actor, Rahul (Shaad Randhawa), an actress and dancer (Aarti Chhabria) and an NRI, Ranbir (Samir Dattani). Out of nowhere, the NRI’s girlfriend Jia (Shama Sikander), too, lands up and the ubiquitous foursome is formed. Then on, in Andaz Apna Apna style (I shudder to compare), the girls are tied up by Fursat’s men, while the goofy boys think up of ways to escape......
Director : Shashi Ranjan
Producer :Shashi Ranjan
Cast :Shaad Randhawa, Rakhi Sawant, Satish Shah, Jignesh, Satish Kaushik, Gulshan Grover, Anupam Kher
‘Asian Bhai Meet’ in Bangkok (photographed most unimaginatively), Godfather (a dazed Jackie Shroff in a wig that looks like an upturned silver mop) laments the lack of young blood in the business. Don Mungilal (overdoing the bumbling act) wants to retain hold over Alibaug to build a hospital there, the reason for which is explained in a gruesome flashback scene where his father loses an arm in an unexplained bomb blast and dies due to lack of proper medical care.
On the other hand, Don Fursat Lala (Gulshan Grover doing his usual thing) wants to convert it into a mini Las Vegas. Godfather decrees that the coveted kingdom will go to the one who has an heir. Since Fursat has an heir, his son Zac, Mungilal is given a week to source his sister Angoori’s child Kamal whom he can show as heir.
But the thing is, he broke off contact with Angoori decades ago. So he enlists the help of a Mumbai detective called Johnny English (Satish Kaushik), who we are told is impotent, and his wife (Deepshikha in low-cut blouses), whom he calls his “personal saaman”, who flirts with every available male.
Within a few days, three prospective heirs land up at his place—a wannabe actor, Rahul (Shaad Randhawa), an actress and dancer (Aarti Chhabria) and an NRI, Ranbir (Samir Dattani). Out of nowhere, the NRI’s girlfriend Jia (Shama Sikander), too, lands up and the ubiquitous foursome is formed. Then on, in Andaz Apna Apna style (I shudder to compare), the girls are tied up by Fursat’s men, while the goofy boys think up of ways to escape......
