Firoz Irani

Arvind Divetia, a 56-year-old and his son Khagesh have an uncanny knack of getting into trouble, mostly because of their own wrongdoings. They live a happy life, until one day when they go on a road trip, which goes rogue and they unwittingly find themselves being perceived as secret agents. What follows is a series of comedic events and how they get out of the situation, forms the crux.

A blind man Pyare and his deaf friend Mohan fall in love with twin sisters Preeti and Priya. But their relationships spiral into chaos when the sisters get falsely implicated in a murder case and the men have to find a way to save them. India's underworld is ruled by Don Tony Fernandez and his brother Tiny. Tony decides that he has had enough, goes to confess in a Church, kills one of his men, and then gets himself killed via a car bomb. What the Indian authorities do not know is that Tony is alive and well, living in style in Bangkok, Thailand, along with Tiny. Then on a flight to Bangkok, a man named Dholakia, fearing that the plane is going crash, confesses to a priest that he is Tony, which is overheard by two sisters, Preeti and Piya Malhotra, who are headed to Bangkok to do a song and dance show. Tony kills the priest, and the police arrest the Malhotra sisters, and if found guilty, both will hang. But Tony is not taking any chances, he asks Tiny to ensure that the two sisters are killed. But hilarious chaos reigns when two former Bollywood stunt artistes, Pyare, and Mohan, intervene to save the Malhotra sisters. The only problem is that Pyare is blind, and Mohan is deaf. And Tony is quite sure that he is going to get away with killing them all. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Re-releasing on 9th January 2026 Radha, the cherished daughter of a traditional family, is engaged to her childhood love Ram. When jealousy within the family halts the wedding, she is instead married to Deepak, a non-resident Indian, and taken to America. Raised on deep-rooted values, Radha struggles with cultural shock and emotional isolation in a foreign land, as homesickness slowly overwhelms her.