After they leave the crime scene, they find they are being pursued by a police constable who wants to arrest them. Soon, however, they find themselves in a bind. They are forced to take refuge in the empty house of a man named Srikant, who is in the middle of a divorce. The crooks begin breaking into his house every day to check on his whereabouts, and, in the process, form a friendship with his ex-wife who lives there alone.
Cast
Sanjay Dutt as Inspector Brijmohan Rathod
Kangana Ranaut as Sheetal Rathod / J.P. Morgan
Akshaye Khanna as Srikant Shrivastav / Shyam
Sushmita Sen as Puja Shrivastav / Milly
Paresh Rawal as Basant Kumar
Manjiri Phadnis as Mrs. Shrivastav
Gulshan Grover as Inspector Devendra Rathod
Arunoday Singh as Sheetal's brother
Raza Murad as R.K. Sharma
Roshni Wadia as Kajal
Priya Anand as Mrs. Shrivastav
Naseeruddin Shah as Banker Shrivastav
Gurmeet Ranka as Television Reporter
Bharat Kapoor as Driver
Arshad Warsi as Inspector R.K. Rathod
Mrinal Sen as Adv. Ratanji
Release and reception
Critical reception
The film received positive reviews from critics.
Box office
The film did poorly at the box office.
References
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Category:Indian films
Category:2010s Hindi-language films
Category:2010 films
Category:2010s comedy films
Category:Films scored by Bappi Lahiri
Category:Indian comedy films
Category:Films featuring an item numberQ:
"Was" or "had" or "would"
After reading this sentence, the subjunctive mood was not clear for me.
The first message was sent a week ago.
Does "was" mean "first message was sent a week ago" or "first message had been sent a week ago"?
Does "had" mean "first message was sent a week ago" or "first message would be sent a week ago"?
Does "would" mean "first message was sent a week ago" or "first message would be sent
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