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Rohan Singh
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| Rani Mukerji | ... |
Veera Kaur /
Veer Pratap Singh
(as Rani Mukherjee)
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| Anupam Kher | ... |
Choudhary Vikramjeet 'Vicky' Singh
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Dalip Tahil | ... |
Pathan Liyaqat 'Lucky' Ali Khan
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Rakhi Sawant | ... |
Shanno Amritsari
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Sherlyn Chopra | ... |
Soniya Saluja
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Shri Vallabh Vyas | ... |
Chachu
(as Vallabh Vyas)
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Vrajesh Hirjee |
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Poonam Dhillon | ... |
Yamini Kaur
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Shonali Nagrani | ... |
Reporter /
Commentator
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Karan Veer |
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Bobby Bedi |
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Vickeey Ahhuja | ... |
Khosla
(as Vicky Ahuja)
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Sherry Rekhi |
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Akhilesh Sharma |
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Slender, barely 5'2", assisting a dance troupe, Veera Kaur's dream is to represent the 9-time losing Indian Tigers cricket team. The team, led by Choudhary Vikramjeet Singh, has never won the Aman Cup against their rivals, Pakistan Champs, led by Pathan Liqayat Ali Khan. She dons the guise of a turbaned Sikh, complete with beard and mustache, and calls herself Veer Pratap Singh. In this way she manages to convince the new, rather arrogant and brash Team Captain, Rohan Singh - a British County Cricket all-rounder, and the son of Vikramjeet - to include her in this team. Things all appear to be going well until accusations are leveled against her for attempting to sexually molest Rohan's leggy girlfriend - none other than Miss Chandigarh 2008, Soniya Saluja - which may well blow Veera's cover and prevent her from ever playing for any Indian Cricket team. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)
I have to admit i did not have a lot of expectations going for this film because it looked like it was going to be a tried and tested formula trying to be another chak de India or lagaan. However this film was VERY entertaining, great acting, great dance, great songs and the film was very energetic. If you like masala bhangra fun type movies go for this one-its very JOKEY amazing i just saw it today at Roy Thomson hall i was fortunate enough to be part of the first ever audience in the world to see it. All in all a very entertaining film which is a tribute to what bollywood is all about, some fabulous acting by rani and shahid who shine in their respective roles and a film that will want you to get out of your seat and say 'Dil bole hadippa!"