Patiala House
Parghat Singh 'Gattu' Kahlon is a middle aged shopkeeper who secretly practices bowling at night in order to keep his dream of playing for England alive. Even though his family members despise him for giving up his dreams only due to his father's wish, they find a ray of hope and convince him to play for England while they plan to hide the truth from his father.
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Parghat Singh 'Gattu' Kahlon is a middle aged shopkeeper who secretly practices bowling at night in order to keep his dream of playing for England alive. Even though his family members despise him for giving up his dreams only due to his father's wish, they find a ray of hope and convince him to play for England while they plan to hide the truth from his father.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nikkhil Advani
In Theaters:
Box Office:$4,100,000
Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Hari Om Entertainment, T-Series
Cast
Nikkhil Advani
Director
Akshay Kumar
Parghat Singh Kahlon aka Gattu
Anushka Sharma
Simran
Rishi Kapoor
Gurtej Singh Kahlon a.k.a. Bauji
Dimple Kapadia
Guneet Kahlon a.k.a. Bebe
Masha Paur
Young Bebe
Soni Razdan
Dimple Bua
Neelu Kohli
Harleen Chachi
Hard Kaur
Komal Chatwal
Tinnu Anand
Mr. Bedi
Nasser Hussain
himself
Jon Wennington
Cricket Fan in Pub
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