Ghanchakkar Page #7

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
Website
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still got a sense of humour.

Sanj u...

Sanj u...

She is calling out to you...

Hello...

Did you go to sleep?

Who is this?

Did the wretch make any dinner?

Is she sitting with you?

Wretch?

I guess she didn't make dinner.

Ever since you married her,

you've been losing weight.

And that Punjabi woman

is growing fat like a buffalo!

Who is this?

I'm your mom.

How many times will you ask?

Are you drunk?

Mom?

Yes, your mom.

I called you so many times but you'd

hang up saying you'll call back.

Don't hang up now.

I need to ask you something...

when are you taking your suitcase?

Which suitcase?

Mom?

Suitcase...

The one you left here three months ago.

Wait...

Sanj u...

What's all that noise?

Say something... did someone die?

This is my last warning.

Come and take this suitcase or...

I'll sell it to the guy from the pawnshop.

Whose mother... what suitcase...

Hello...

Sanj u...

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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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