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7.5/10
IMDbBest Performance by an Actor in a Comic Role | 2011 | Sanjay Mishra
Best actor in a comic role | 2019 | Sanjay Mishra
Best Actress | 2011 | Neha Dhupia
Best Ensemble Cast | 2011 | Pragati Pandey
Best Comic Actor | 2011 | Sanjay Mishra
Best Performance in a Comic Role | 2011 | Sanjay Mishra
Best Performance In A Comic Role | 2011 | Sanjay Mishra
Subhash Kapoor had developed an idea of making a movie on recession after his first film Salaam India had a relatively low-key release. He didn't get many opportunities thereafter, leaving him "frustrated". Stating the reason for choosing the recession as the theme.
"The producers would say 'We are facing recession'. The frustration was more from the fact that recession was something in which we had no role to play. Like many of our problems, it was also a creation of the U.S. So, in a way, to give vent to my anger I wrote a satire. I thought when the whole world was affected by recession how could the underworld and politicians stay away from it. So I created a set of gangsters who have no money in their pockets. They pin their hopes on an NRI, who also turns out to be hit by recession.
Before turning director, Subhash Kapoor, as a journalist toured North India extensively, and it is reflected in the dialect that the characters speak.This was the reason he opted for kidnapping as the "industry" that got affected by recession. "Kidnapping has become an industry in the region and often the characters involved in action have a humorous take on life"
Amole Gupte plays multiple roles in the film industry, and is even the writer of Taare Zameen Par, one of the best movie of Bollywood. Mostly, he prefers to work for movies that have children in the centre of the plot.
The film did not have a theatrical release in British Columbia, Canada.