Gangadhar Panday

A comedy film with a commentary on contemporary corporations, their style of functioning, the people who make them, their idiosyncrasies, and finally a message that there is no such thing as a free lunch. Two college buddies severely in debt sneak into a software job in a firm headed by a tycoon. The tycoon is murdered and a look-alike dupe replaces him with the motive of selling the company and pocketing the proceeds. The duo who join the software firm under dubious circumstances meanwhile rise up the corporate ladder by duping everyone with a 'talking' computer. Their bluff is called and they realise that there are no easy shortcuts to success. Meanwhile, the killer of the original tycoon sees the dupe and is shocked to realise that the tycoon he had killed was still alive and makes repeatedly failed attempts to kill the dupe. Interesting subplots in the main plot which combines humor, espionage and high drama. —Deepak Alone

Gowtam (Navdeep) is the youngest son of Collector Shambhu Prasad (Nassar). He has never been able to go beyond SSC. His father wants him to become an IAS but at the same time does not trust him with the goal. He throws him out of the house when Gowtam tries to forge his signature. He is taken by Janki, his tutor, to her home. He starts working as a mechanic and slowly plunges himself into automobile repairing. The rest is how he succeeds through his hard work and dedication and shares his triumph with his father in the end.