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Om, a debt-ridden NRI, wants to sell his ancestral property to pay his debts, but things turn awry when he is kidnapped by gangsters who believe him to be a rich target.
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Om, a debt-ridden NRI, wants to sell his ancestral property to pay his debts, but things turn awry when he is kidnapped by gangsters who believe him to be a rich target.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Subhash Kapoor, Shellee, Gopal Tiwari
In Theaters:11/1/2010
Box Office:$3,061,870
Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Revel Films, Warner Bros. India
Cast
Subhash Kapoor
Director
Rajat Kapoor
Om Shastri
Manu Rishi Chadha
Anandprakash Rameshprakash 'Anni' Rastogi
Neha Dhupia
Munni Madam
Sanjay Mishra
Bhai Sahab
Amole Gupte
Dhananjay Singh
Amit Sial
Pratap
Sushil Pandey
Sallu
Devender Chaudhary
Bichoo
Pragati Pandey
Ritu Shastri
Brijendra Kala
Inspector Tiwari
Sumit Nijhawan
Mukhtar Ali
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