Revisiting 'Rocketman'
Falling in love with 'Rocketman" all over again.
Hum Tum Aur Ghost
Armaan's (Arshad Warsi) life is picture perfect; a loving girlfriend and a great job as a fashion photographer. The truth is that he hears voices - voices that torture him, voices that don't let him have his peace, and voices that nobody else can hear. What is even more puzzling is the fact that he talks to himself...or rather, to people, whom no one can see!
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Armaan's (Arshad Warsi) life is picture perfect; a loving girlfriend and a great job as a fashion photographer. The truth is that he hears voices - voices that torture him, voices that don't let him have his peace, and voices that nobody else can hear. What is even more puzzling is the fact that he talks to himself...or rather, to people, whom no one can see!
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Soumik Sen, Arshad Sayed, Arshad Warsi
In Theaters:
Box Office:$680,000
Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Movie Vision Entertainment, Shooting Stars Productions, Viacom18 Studios, The Indian Film Company
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