Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron is a 2007 Bollywood comedy film. This is a lighthearted romantic comedy filled with humor and suspense. It offers plenty of laughs alongside exciting moments that will keep you engaged.
Plot Raja can be best described as a grown-up version of "Dennis the menace" and all neighbors, professors, principal and even his father, who is incidentally a Police Commissioner is not spared by his mischievous pranks. His father hatches a plan to teach him a lesson. He somehow convinces Raja to go his uncle's house in Dehradun for a holiday. His uncle is a no nonsense strict disciplinarian military man and probably the only person, who can instill some discipline and focus in the wavered life and attitude of Raja.
Nisha, played by Kulraj Randhawa, is an intelligent con girl, who has not only stolen diamonds worth Rs.100 crores ($25 million) from an exhibition, but has also double-crossed the boss of the most notorious gang. Now, she is on the run with the diamonds. Destiny gets Raja and Nisha to meet in the most unexpected and bizarre circumstance. So, when the smartest con girl and the biggest prankster meet, lots of fireworks are inevitable. They become part of the journey which is a long roller coaster ride full of hilarious moments to death defying stunts and events. And a cat and mouse game kicks off where a couple of gangs, dacoits, and police are all hot on their trail. In all this mayhem and confusion, how these two reach their destination, fulfill their dreams, and experience the love blossoming between them forms the crux of the story.
Cast Kulraj Randhawa aa Nisha Kapil Sharma as Raja Anupam Kher as Lama Dilip Joshi as Lalwani Vijay Raaz as Gangu Bhai Govind Namdev as Guladeen Dinesh Hingoo as Pyarelal Rajesh Vivek as Pandit Kishore Makarand Deshpande as Jojo Sneha Ullal in Special appearance
Music Bappi Lahiri has once again lent his iconic voice, this time for Kapil Sharma’s track “Are You Ready.” According to insiders, Bappi Da was highly impressed by Kapil’s dance moves, which took him on a nostalgic trip back to the Mithun Chakraborty era, recalling the vibrant grooves of the “Disco Dancer” days. There have been two songs announced to be in the film that are composed by Bappi Lahiri:
"Pagh Ghungroo Bandh Meera Naachi Thi" - Daler Mehndi "Tu Hi Mera Pyar Hai" - Abhijeet Bhattacharya and Shreya Ghoshal
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