Joru Ka Ghulam (2000)

Dhaneshwar Pitamber, has four daughters. All the four daughters are not ready to marry, each one having their own reason. The daughters always play mischievous tricks on the one coming with... See full summary »

Director:

Shakeel Noorani

Writers:

Ikram Akhtar (screenplay), Ikram Akhtar (story),

Stars:

Govinda, Twinkle Khanna, Kader Khan

Cast

Cast overview:
Govinda	...	Raja
Twinkle Khanna	...	Durga
Kader Khan	...	Dyaneshwarprasad Pitamber
Ashok Saraf	...	P.K. Girpade
Ashish Vidyarthi	...	Pappu Anna
Ali Asghar	...	Raju Patel (as Ali Asgar)
Johnny Lever	...	Kanhaiya (as Jhonny Lever)
Razak Khan	...	Fida Hussain
Sonu Sagar	...	Durga's sister
Rushika Reikhi	...	Durga's sister (as Rushika)
Rajshree Solanki	...	Durga's sister (as Rajashree)
Ghanshyam Rohera	...	Supervisor at mental hospital (as Ghansyam)
Moses
Rakhi Sawant	...	Chandni
Bobby Vatsa	...	Ravi

Storyline

Dhaneshwar Pitamber, has four daughters. All the four daughters are not ready to marry, each one having their own reason. The daughters always play mischievous tricks on the one coming with a proposal of marriage, and their gang leader is the youngest daughter Durga. Kader Khan is so desperate to get his daughters married that he is ready to give a dowry of five crores to each son-in-law. Raja and Kanahaiya are small time con men at the airport. Raju Patel is an NRI from America who comes to India to get married to one of the daughters of Dhaneshwar. Raja and Dhaneshwar mistake Raja as Raju Patel and take him home. In order to get five crores Raja solves the problems of the daughters and makes them ready for getting married. How Raja solves the daughter's problems forms the crux of the story. Ashish Vidyarthi as a don obsessed in becoming a villain in films, plays a key character in the whole story.

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Plot Keywords:

daughters | sister sister relationship | matchmaking | father | couples

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Release Date:

16 June 2000 (India)

Filming Locations:

Convent Villa, India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Noorani Film Coorporation

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Remake of the Marathi movie Avaghachi Sansar.

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Connections

References Haqeeqat (1995)

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Soundtracks

"Gora Gora Rang Hai.. Hai Tauba"
Music by Adesh Shrivastava
Lyrics by Sameer

User Reviews

Nothing great

If u are used to watching Govinda's films then this is just another of his comedies

The film has the same formula of Jodi No.1

A robber comes to rob the money but changes himself

The focus is on comedy

the film has some funny moments but most of it is tad too corny and formulaic and overdone also the gay jokes are offensive

Direction by Shakeel Noorani is okay Music is good, Tumhare bina stands out

Amongst actors Govinda does his usual role with lots of ease as usual Twinkle too does a good job here Johny is hilarious Ashok Saraf is boring though Kader Khan is as usual Ali Asgar is nothing great Razzak Khan is as usual