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Dicky and Vicky are the naughtiest guys of the town who always think to con and fool their father Mr.Brar and other people around them. They simultaneously fool the family of Sandy and Mandy to stay in their house coz they have fallen in love with the girls. They are given hard times by Jeet and his son Sunny. They create another series of lies to get rid of them. The situations become funny and complicated as the lies told by Dicky and Vicky start appearing as the true stories and they find themselves in confusing desi situations.
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Dicky and Vicky are the naughtiest guys of the town who always think to con and fool their father Mr.Brar and other people around them. They simultaneously fool the family of Sandy and Mandy to stay in their house coz they have fallen in love with the girls. They are given hard times by Jeet and his son Sunny. They create another series of lies to get rid of them. The situations become funny and complicated as the lies told by Dicky and Vicky start appearing as the true stories and they find themselves in confusing desi situations.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Gaurav Singh
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Runtime:143 minutes
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