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Sharmaji Ki Lag Gai
Professor Sharma Ji is quite a prude but happens to be the sex columnist of 'Jhunjhuna Samachar', a weekly newspaper owned by the wealthy and influential Murli. Things stir up when Sharmaji's pretty wife Shobha is eve-teased by Lallan, who manages to cause marital troubles despite being behind bars.
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Professor Sharma Ji is quite a prude but happens to be the sex columnist of 'Jhunjhuna Samachar', a weekly newspaper owned by the wealthy and influential Murli. Things stir up when Sharmaji's pretty wife Shobha is eve-teased by Lallan, who manages to cause marital troubles despite being behind bars.
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