Do Knot Disturb Page #11

Synopsis: Uncertainty results in the life of Delhi-based Raj when his wealthy wife, Kiran, the sole heir to the Saxena Group of Companies, finds out that he may be having an affair with leggy model, Dolly, who is being stalked by her possessive ex-boyfriend, Diesel. Kiran hires a private detective, Nunnu, who secretly loves her, to follow Dolly and Raj around. To pull wool over their eyes, Raj recruits a former waiter, Goverdhan, to pose as Dolly's live-in boyfriend, while an embittered former employee, Mangu, prepares to blackmail Raj. Hilarious chaos results when Raj starts to suspect that Goverdhan and Dolly are having an affair.
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director(s): David Dhawan
Actors: Govinda, Sushmita Sen, Riteish Deshmukh, Lara Dutta
Production: Big Pictures
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
3.7
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Year:
2009
126 min
$124,573
96 Views

You've got the look. Got the look.

Yes, you've got the look.

Yes, you've got the look.

You're my beloved.

Where are you going?

Hold on.

You've got the look. Got the look.

Yes, you've got the look.

She resides in my dreams.

She's a little crazy.

She's still unaware

of my restless heart.

He doesn't listen to me.

He's crazy.

I fear this might

create a saga.

Let it be. Don't stop me.

Let me go away.

I lost my heart

when I saw you.

Yes, you've got the look.

You're my beloved.

Where are you going?

Hold on.

You've got the look. Got the look.

Yes, you've got the look.

Bari Barsi had gone out,

he brought back Bebo.

Bari Barsi had gone out,

he brought back Bebo.

Bari Barsi had gone out,

he brought back Bebo.

Bari Barsi had gone out,

he brought back Bebo.

Yes, you got the look.

You are my beloved.

Where are you going?

Hold on.

You've got the look. Got the look.

Yes, you've got the look.

Bebo!

What a Bebo!

Bebo!

What a Bebo!

Bebo!

Dolly. Dolly. Dolly.

Dolly! Dolly!

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