Dhoom Dadakka
Cast: Sha Randhawa, Shama Sikander, Sameer Dattani, Satish Shah, Anupam Kher, Aarti Chhabria, Satish Kaushik, Gulshan Grover
Director: Shashi Ranjan
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Language: Hindi
Synopsis
In the film Dhoom Dadakka Mungilal played by Anupam Kher who was once a short time Bhai in Mumbai in the early 70’s. He also had a close childhood friend Jignesh played by Satish Shah.He was also his business advisor. When the Police authorities tried to turn the heat on the Bhais in Mumbai, Moongi and Jignesh escaped and fled to Bangkok. Now in Bangkok, Mungilal has turned into a big don.
Film starts with the AABM (All Asian Bhai Meet) whoes agenda focusses on discussing and assessing the drastically falling sensex of Bhaigiri all around Asia. As the discussion progresses, a rival Don of Mungi’s, Fursat Lala played by Gulshan Grover puts forward an ambitious plan for a piece of land in Alibagh and puts a valid argument that it is outmost important to have a 'waris' to run the business of Bhaigiri sucessfully. Since there was no waris after Moongi and he also has no plans for the development of that land, it is now logical that the next man, Fursat Lala should be adorned as the new Don of Mumbai.
But Moongilal assures the syndicate that he has a brialliant plan than Fursat and that he also has a waris after him, who he intends to present in front of the syndicate. He also requests the syndicate for a one month’s time to do the needful. Moongilal is granted the time he has asked for in view of his past services. What follows after this is a hilarious and dramatic chain of events leading to the film’s climax.
Does Moongilal really have an waris? Why is Moongilal so much interested in that piece of land? Find out all this suspense in Dhoom Dadakka.
Film starts with the AABM (All Asian Bhai Meet) whoes agenda focusses on discussing and assessing the drastically falling sensex of Bhaigiri all around Asia. As the discussion progresses, a rival Don of Mungi’s, Fursat Lala played by Gulshan Grover puts forward an ambitious plan for a piece of land in Alibagh and puts a valid argument that it is outmost important to have a 'waris' to run the business of Bhaigiri sucessfully. Since there was no waris after Moongi and he also has no plans for the development of that land, it is now logical that the next man, Fursat Lala should be adorned as the new Don of Mumbai.
But Moongilal assures the syndicate that he has a brialliant plan than Fursat and that he also has a waris after him, who he intends to present in front of the syndicate. He also requests the syndicate for a one month’s time to do the needful. Moongilal is granted the time he has asked for in view of his past services. What follows after this is a hilarious and dramatic chain of events leading to the film’s climax.
Does Moongilal really have an waris? Why is Moongilal so much interested in that piece of land? Find out all this suspense in Dhoom Dadakka.
Songs from 'Dhoom Dadakka'
01. Dhoom Dadakka - Dale Mehndi, Jaspinder Narula
02. Hari Om - Sunidhi Chauhan
03. Ara Ra Ra Ra Ghar Aaye Chhailwa - Udit Narayan, Roop Kumar Rathod, Kalpana
04. Dhoom Dadakka (Remix) - Dale Mehndi, Jaspinder Narula
05. Hari Om (Remix) - Sunidhi Chauhan
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