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The story revolves around two families, whose patriarch killed each other many years ago. Their respective sons, Jaswinder Randhawa and Balwinder Singh, are sworn enemies. Jaswinder has been in hiding in London, whereas Balwinder, is waiting for his return in Punjab so he can avenge the death of his father. more»

Apart from love, Nitin and Ram everything else in their lives have zero luck, including their bank balance! But now their rich girlfriends, Anjali and Manpreet, demand that they earn enough money so that they could either elope or break up forever. Broke and desperate, Nitin and Ram need to make big money and fast! They come up with a masterplan to kidnap Moolchandji, the pet dog of a rich socialite named Archana. But Moolchandji runs away, and the police think it's Nitin who's been kidnapped. As the guys try to get their hands on the ransom money, they encounter several strange characters like a Chinese Don, a hired assassin, an ACB officer, a club dancer, an ambassador, a young frustrated wife, a letch, a drunken waiter and a dead body nobody wants! What happens next is De Dana Dan - full of so many twists and turns that you'll turn giddy with laughter! De Dana Dan, full of masti and madness! more»

The first Laxmi Narayan (Tusshar Kapoor) is a wannabe hitman who is desperately trying to gain a foothold in the underworld. The second Laxmi Narayan (Suniel Shetty) works for his boss and thinks the boss can never go wrong. The third Laxmi Narayan (Paresh Rawal) deals in women's lingerie. Each of them comes on a business trip to Pondicherry and they check-in to the same hotel. The person the three of them are supposed to meet, end up meeting the Laxmi Narayan they were never meant to meet, creating a hilarious situation that will leave you in splits! more»

Bharat, a part time cashier and part-time Hanuman for Ramleelas, resides in the city of Bhopal with his father Shivnarayan, an old-timer who values freedom and hopes to live in a corruption-free India. Bharat is married to Nisha a school teacher, who is more concerned with Bharat's next promotion than his flying tricks at the Ramleela. more»