Indian Representation in Disney's Spin
A movie that brings Indian culture with classic Bollywood themes and electronic dance music.
Deewana Mastana
Neha, a psychiatrist, is pursued by both Raja and Bunnu. While Raja is a small-time crook pretending to be an NRI, Bunnu is her patient. The two try to outsmart each other to win Neha's heart.
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Neha, a psychiatrist, is pursued by both Raja and Bunnu. While Raja is a small-time crook pretending to be an NRI, Bunnu is her patient. The two try to outsmart each other to win Neha's heart.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Anees Bazmee, Prayag Raj
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:M.K.D. Films Combine
Cast
David Dhawan
Director
Anil Kapoor
Raj Kumar Sharma (Raja)
Govinda
Bunnu
Juhi Chawla Mehta
Dr. Neha Kapoor Sharma
Reema Lagoo
Bunnu's mother
Saeed Jaffrey
Chander Nandkishore Kapoor Sharma
Upasna Singh
Neha's Aunt
Himani Shivpuri
Raja's mom
Avtar Gill
Inspector. Mhatre
Shiva Rindani
Man teased Neha in the disco.
Guddi Maruti
Suzie
Shashi Kiran
Bus Driver
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