Ghanchakkar

Synopsis: Sanju, Pandit and Idris rob a bank and decide to share the money. After executing the robbery successfully, the trio decide that Sanju keep the money for 3 months until the heat has died down. Problems arise Sanju forgets where he put the money, and when his partners return for their share. This leads to comedic scenes and wild chases for any leads that might get them close to the money.
Director(s): Raj Kumar Gupta
Production: UTV Motion Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.7
Year:
2013
137 min
$203,044
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How is it?

How is what?

What you are eating.

It's salty.

I suggest you cook from tomorrow

If I cook, what will you do?

I'll watch TV all day...

just like you do.

Hello...

Sanj u...

Yes, mom?

Had dinner?

I'm having right now.

Now?

Did she cook or call for

a take away?

Trust me, she's no good.

Mom, I'll call you later.

Why later?

Is the wretch sitting with you?

There goes your mom again.

Mom, I said I'll call later!

Sanju...

Yes?

It's Pandit.

Pandit who?

Remember Babu?

Babu Fruit?

Yes.

How is he?

He's up in heaven.

How did that happen?

He hung himself from the

prison window using his underwear!

Why did you call?

Babu spoke highly of you.

He said you are the best.

Good bye.

There's this thing...

What thing?

I'll tell you when we meet.

I don't want to meet.

100 million.

What's that?

The population of Bihar!

It's your share.

I don't want it.

Relax, take your time.

Quick job, low risk, bumper jackpot.

Think about it...

this is my number.

What do they want?

I didn't ask.

You didn't ask?

We decided we wouldn't do it again.

Didn't we?

We did but...

you wouldn't go to prison for asking!

100 million is a big amount!

You want money?

Who doesn't?

We have enough to lead

a good life for a few years.

Then what?

Lead a good life for a few years

and then...

starve to death?

You want me to take it up,

don't you?

I didn't say that.

It's not about what you said.

I'll do it, if you want me to.

You'll have enough to get

a lifetime subscription of...

Vogue.

Do you want Femina too?

You and your mother...

It's useless talking to both...

Why do you...

wear such loud and weird clothes?

Loud?

Weird?

This is fashion.

You would know if you

ever went through a magazine.

You've grown old already.

You've lost your mind staying

at home all the time.

When can we meet?

That was superfast.

Goodbye...

Tomorrow night, 12:30...

Andheri railway station,

platform number one.

Wear a red shin.

Isn't that too late?

And I don't wear red.

Red shin, Andheri,

platform number one.

Don't forget.

Hello?

Sanj u...

I'm Pandit.

This is ldris.

The train will be here soon.

Get in.

Where are we going?

Paradise!

You just have to get in.

You have a ticket?

It's okay, neither do we!

When you're carrying this...

no one asks for a ticket.

Where are we going?

Nowhere.

This is our conference room,

where we conduct meetings.

In a train?

Idris here...

was born in a train...

grew up travelling in them...

he's sentimental about trains.

Not just any train.

Only the Virar Fast.

What's the job?

What's the hurry?

Let's get to know each other.

I don't want to.

You better talk or I'm getting off

at the next station.

Dude!

Shove your attitude up your behind!

Or I'll throw you off before we get

to the next station.

That's enough.

The job's easy if we do it right.

On the 5th of every month...

Pandit...

One minute.

I have a railway pass...

first class.

AnYihing else?

Vegetables.

Do you have carrots?

No.

What do you have?

Brinjal.

You' re so mean.

You want your wife to cook

mashed brinjal at this hour?

I have a first class railway pass...

And I have this...

You want to come in?

Listen...

Brinjal?

What?

Scram!

On the 5th of every month...

200 million is deposited

at ABI Bank to pay salaries.

This time it will be 300 million.

It's Diwali...

festival bonus.

About 40-50 million will be

the regular cash.

We can easily take that.

We can easily deactivate

the alarm and CCTV.

The cash locker in the bank

is an advanced thing.

It's not easy to break in.

This is where you do your thing.

It's not easy.

If it were, the bank

wouldn't keep the cash there.

What's my share?

All three get an equal share.

I need some time to think.

Okay... how long?

About a week.

Of course.

I mean...

we're talking about breaking

into a bank...

not stealing fruits from

the neighbour's backyard.

So, a few days is fine.

And you'll also discuss this

with your wife...

I don't recollect her name though...

Neetu...

Neetu!

Right, Neetu.

Neetu...

You have to ask your wife.

How do you know her name?

Just like we know

about the 350 million.

Neetu...

Femina?

Cosmo!

And keep your unfashionable comments

to yourself.

Okay, whatever saves my skin.

What's wrong with you?

You're eating a raw brinjal.

Go and do your favourite thing...

watching TV.

I'll do it?

Of course, I'm sure there's

something good on one of the channels.

I meant...

the bank job.

I'll do it?

If I say 'yes', you'll think that...

I am a greedy wretch who

only thinks about money.

And if I say 'no' and give it a thought...

I wonder about all the things

we could do with a 100 million.

Buy a big apartment, a luxury car...

go on a tour of Europe.

We can buy a big LED TV for you.

Didn't you want one?

How much would a really big TV cost?

Not much...

about 300,000-400,000.

This big!

That's enough!

The candy man will be back tomorrow

Where's the other one?

I don't know.

Check.

Wait.

You have 45 minutes.

What?

In 45 minutes...

these guards will leave

and two others will arrive for their shift.

Why didn't you tell me earlier?

I'm sorry I didn't.

Anything else you haven't mentioned yet?

Yes.

What?

You have 44 minutes.

Who is that?

Let's take a look.

Cops...

now we're screwed.

Think of something.

Come here... quick.

Wait, wait...

Listen, stay locked up with him

in the restroom.

What are you staring at?

Hurry up!

Open!

What's the matter?

Cops.

Cops?

How can the cops be here?

I called them!

Why are the cops here?

I suggest you ask them yourself.

The bank has an arrangement

with the cops.

On the 5th of every month...

they come by the bank

every two hours instead of four.

Are you married?

Yes.

Children?

Yes.

You want to see them again?

Yes.

Then you better do as I say.

You should start working at that terminal.

You work late nights, okay?

Why don't you do it?

You think I look like a banker?

You see someone like me in

a bank only when its being robbed!

Listen...

I'm not doing it.

Open the gate.

Where were you?

What took you so long?

Sir, I was looking for the keys.

Right, looking for the keys.

Who is he?

He's an employee here.

What's his name?

His name... his name is...

Utpal.

Don't you have a wife and kids?

I was just leaving.

Hurry up or you'll find your kids alone

at home.

You want to come in too?

I'll be back in two hours.

You better go home.

Idris?

Idris...

ldris...

ldris...

The cop left?

Is he gone?

For the first time you are in

the right place at the right time.

Come.

We'll meet after three months...

and split our loot.

Why three months?

The cops will be on this case

for the next three months.

So we have to lay low.

No pomp or show...

No spending lavishly...

No luxurious purchases...

Neither for yourself...

Nor for your wife.

Not even your neighbour's wife.

Lay low... get it?

Don't even think about escaping

with the money.

Why don't you keep it instead?

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Raj Kumar Gupta

Raj Kumar Gupta is an Indian film writer & director, known for his work in Hindi cinema. He made his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed Aamir (2008). After penning the screenplay of Barah Aana (2009). He then went on to write and direct No One Killed Jessica (2011), based on the true story of the murder of Jessica Lal and the controversial trial of the case. In 2013, Gupta directed the suspense comic caper Ghanchakkar. Starring Emraan Hashmi and Vidya Balan. more…

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