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Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! (2008)
Lovinder Singh, a thief now in custody and facing trial, reflects on his life of crime while the press reflect on how he managed to get away with so much before being arrested.
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Lovinder Singh, a thief now in custody and facing trial, reflects on his life of crime while the press reflect on how he managed to get away with so much before being arrested.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Urmi Juvekar
In Theaters:11/28/2008
Box Office:$1,700,000
Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:UTV Motion Pictures
Cast
Dibakar Banerjee
Director
Abhay Deol
Lovinder 'Lucky' Singh
Paresh Rawal
Jani Singh / Gogi Arora / Dr. B. D. Handa
Neetu Chandra
Sonal
Manu Rishi Chadha
Bangali
Archana Puran Singh
Kamlesh Handa
Manjot Singh
Young Lovinder 'Lucky' Singh
Richa Chadha
Dolly
Anuraag Arora
Inspector Devender Singh
Rajendra Sethi
True Crime Reporter
Hasleen Kaur
Greeting Card Girl
Kamlesh Gill
Chaai Ji
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