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Awara Paagal Deewana ((Hindi: आवारा पागल दीवाना), English: Wayward, Crazy, Insane) is a 2002 Bollywood action comedy directed by Vikram Bhatt. The film's music was composed by Anu Malik, and the lyrics by Sameer. Reduced to a henpecked husband, his dream of making it big and being independent in the USA, Dr. Anmol Acharya is, in short, disillusioned and sad. He is not alone, he has his father-in-law, Manilal in the same leaky boat with him. Then this family has a new neighbor, namely Gulu Gulab Khatri. They find out that he a crime lord from India, and has a price-tag of two crore rupees on his head. Anmol and Manilal's wife want their respective husbands to go to India and arrange to hand-over Khatri, so they can collect the dough. Anmol and Manilal do go to India, but things don't go well as planned, and the hapless duo end up as hostages by Chota Chatri and Yeda Anna, who have orders to kill Khatri, and anyone else who gets in their way.
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Awara Paagal Deewana ((Hindi: आवारा पागल दीवाना), English: Wayward, Crazy, Insane) is a 2002 Bollywood action comedy directed by Vikram Bhatt. The film's music was composed by Anu Malik, and the lyrics by Sameer. Reduced to a henpecked husband, his dream of making it big and being independent in the USA, Dr. Anmol Acharya is, in short, disillusioned and sad. He is not alone, he has his father-in-law, Manilal in the same leaky boat with him. Then this family has a new neighbor, namely Gulu Gulab Khatri. They find out that he a crime lord from India, and has a price-tag of two crore rupees on his head. Anmol and Manilal's wife want their respective husbands to go to India and arrange to hand-over Khatri, so they can collect the dough. Anmol and Manilal do go to India, but things don't go well as planned, and the hapless duo end up as hostages by Chota Chatri and Yeda Anna, who have orders to kill Khatri, and anyone else who gets in their way.
Best Comic Actor | 2003 | Paresh Rawal
Best Supporting Actor | 2003 | Akshay Kumar
Best Comic Actor | 2003 | Paresh Rawal
Best Comic Actor | 2003 | Paresh Rawal
Best Comic Performance | 2002 | Paresh Rawal
Best Action | 2003 | Phillip Ko Fei
Best Sensational Role Male | 2003 | Akshay Kumar
Best Debutant Female | 2003 | Aarti Chabria
Best Comic Actor | 2003 | Paresh Rawal
Best Actor in a Villains Role | 2003 | Rahul Dev
Best Comic Performance | 2002 | Johnny Lever
Best Supporting Actor | 2002 | Paresh Rawal
Best Comic Actor | 2003 | Johnny Lever
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Sunil Shetty's character is named Anna in the film, so he is fondly called Anna within the Industry.
Paresh Rawal received most praise for his role in the film overshadowing almost everyone.
The film's shooting was started prior to 9/11 hence in many scenes we can see the twin towers.
Akshay kumar's action scene in the beginning was copied by the matrix action scene.
A brief view of Trump Tower is seen.
"Chhota Chhatri: Hello... police... there is a dead body sleeping in the car near this... this bridge... my name... my name is... Manilal: Say, "Small umbrella, small umbrella.""
"Guru Gulab Khatri: Where are you going? I'll give you a lift. Manilal: [stammering] What's the need of a lift? We live on the ground floor. Guru Gulab Khatri: What's in your pocket? Manilal: Nothing... that's nothing about you... I haven't written any letter about you... I'm not even going to the police."
