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Shruti
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Jeetu
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Paresh Raval | ... |
Gundya
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Meenakshi
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Rajpal Yadav | ... |
Bandya
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| Sunil Shetty | ... |
Mangal Singh Chauhan
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Prabhart Singh Chauhan
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Asrani | ... |
Sharmaji
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Jaidev Prasad - Jeetu's father
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Manoj Joshi | ... |
Manohar - Pooja's Father
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Shakti Kapoor | ... |
Natwar Jhunjhunwala
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Sushma Reddy | ... |
Pooja
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Amita Nangia | ... |
Rupa - Jeetu's mother
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Priyanshi | ... |
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Jaya Murali | ... |
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A young man named Jeetu finds himself in debt with his father receiving harassing visits from money-lenders. Although his father is scolded daily for his non-progress in their debts, his mother and his fiancée Pooja believe he can successfully fulfill his task and live happily, but burdened with high debt, Jeetu sees suicide as his only way out of the situation (insurance money for the family). Unfortunately for him, taking a plunge off a dock into a placid ocean doesn't kill him. He awakens in a boat with two very interesting characters, Gundya and his servant Bundya. In the cost of putting Jeetu in a hospital and saving his life, Gundya and Bundya believe Jeetu owes them a debt. Already in much debt , Jeetu decides to play off that he is deaf and mute. He then finds himself mortgaged to a wealthy man, Prabhart Singh in return for Gundya's confiscated boat and thus ends up as a servant boy at a mansion in Kolkata. It is here where he meets Prabhart's beautiful daughter Meenakshi and ... Written by Teri Maa
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Country:
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HindiRelease Date:
9 June 2006 (India) See more »Also Known As:
Khatta Meetha See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
£79,246 (UK) (9 June 2006)Gross:
$334,618 (USA) (7 July 2006)Company Credits
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[Father enters the house]
Jeetu: [to creditors] Yes, dear ones. We are not giving you a date. He is paying you the entire money.
Jeetu's father: [retuning with a rope] Take this rope, tie it around your neck and hang yourself. Your elder sister is sitting in the house unwed. This house is the only thing left, which we had to mortgage because of you, and you want more help from me. With what will I help you? Go and drown somewhere so that we can save ...
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Written by Sameer
Composed by Himesh Reshammiya
Performed by Kunal Ganjawala
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
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The film was titled " Khatta Meetha" but decided to change the title. See more »Goofs
GOOF: Continuity: When Jeetu jumps in the ocean to drown himself, the waters are pretty calm, but after the jump, rolling waves are shown. See more »Quotes
Jeetu: Please, help me, Father, or else I will have to get myself hanged.[Father enters the house]
Jeetu: [to creditors] Yes, dear ones. We are not giving you a date. He is paying you the entire money.
Jeetu's father: [retuning with a rope] Take this rope, tie it around your neck and hang yourself. Your elder sister is sitting in the house unwed. This house is the only thing left, which we had to mortgage because of you, and you want more help from me. With what will I help you? Go and drown somewhere so that we can save ...
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Crazy Credits
In the credits, next to the character Bandya, the actor who plays that character is listed as Neha Dhupia, when in actuality, Rajpal Yadav has played that character. See more »Soundtracks
Tum Hi Se - UnpluggedWritten by Sameer
Composed by Himesh Reshammiya
Performed by Kunal Ganjawala
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)
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I have loved Hera Pheri, Hungama and Hulchul by Priyadarshan because they had the humor that could make me laugh a lot. The jokes in these three movies weren't repetitive and the movie didn't dull down any moment. When I saw Chup Chup Ke with my parents, I kept laughing just because my father was howling in laughter and I fond the movie funny. But when I saw the movie alone again, I did not find it funny at all.
Paresh Rawal got too repetitive in his manners and behavior. Shahid was an epitome of over acting. He looked weird rather than humorous playing deaf and dumb. Rajpal Yadav kept playing his usual role as a side kick who is made to do a lot of silly acts. I liked Kareena's acting as it was natural and, thank god, she did not talk throughout the movie. While the Gujarati family, which had Om Puri and a couple of hundreds of people, really addled my mind. I don't think we have wrestlers in Gujarat who keep fighting. Its normally done in the North. And instead of playing Garbo, the family celebrates singing Hindi songs and dancing as if they are Punjabis. I mean, in the beginning, most of the members of the family are shown as if they do not know any Hindi, and in the second part, all are shown singing in Hindi.
The second half of the movie was terribly dragging as members of the family kept weeping all the time. The film had too many characters and so, it became a complete mess.
Overall, it is a bad movie. So I give it a 4 out of 10.