Dulha Mil Gaya (2010)

A man marries so he can inherit his father's wealth.

Director:

Mudassar Aziz

Writers:

Mudassar Aziz (story), Mudassar Aziz

Stars:

Sushmita Sen, Fardeen Khan, Ishita Sharma

Cast

Credited cast:
Sushmita Sen	...	Shimmer Canhai
Fardeen Khan	...	Tej S. Dhanraj / Donsai
Ishita Sharma	...	Samarpreet Kapoor / Samara Capore
Shah Rukh Khan	...	Pawan Raj Gandhi / PRG
Suchitra Pillai	...	Jasmine Kelson (as Suchitra Pillai-Malik)
Howard Rosemeyer	...	Lotus
Mohit Chadha	...	Jigar
Parikshat Sahni	...	Ratandeep Kapoor / Bade Pa
Beena Kak	...	Gurnaam Kapoor / Tai Ji
Tara Sharma	...	Tanvi
Johnny Lever	...	Hussain Bhai
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Farid Currim	...	Sam
Pratap Faujdan	...	Punjab Cab-driver
Mohammad S. Hyderabadwala	...	Benson
Randhir Kapoor	...	Surajratan Dhanraj (credit only)

Storyline

After the passing of his Trinidad-based father, Surajratan Dhanraj, Casanova Tej is asked by the family solicitor, Vakil, to confirm with his father's last will - namely that he should not only marry Punjab-based Samarpreet Kapoor but must remain married to her for a period of 10 years - or else the entire estate will be transferred to an association that ensures the welfare of turtles and crabs. Tej and Vakil accordingly travel to Punjab, meet Samarpreet and her family, and the couple get married. Tej returns to Trinidad, mails a cheque every month, refuses to communicate with her, and continues with his lifestyle as though he was never married. He is friendly with a supermodel, Shimmer Canhai, and through her meets a young woman, Sammar Capore, and instantly falls in love with her. He accepts a bet with Shimmer that he will successfully woo and wed Sammar but is in for disappointment when she prefers the company of a male named Jigar. Tej sets out to ruin Jigar's career.

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Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi Urdu Punjabi English

Release Date:

8 January 2010 (India)

Also Known As:

Found a Groom

Company Credits

Production Co:

Insight Productions, Intech, Morpheus Media Ventures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

152 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Production was delayed a year and a half while Shah Rukh Khan found time to shoot his scenes. Production was further delayed when Khan injured his shoulder during an action scene.

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Quotes

Shimmer: Stop shimmering me!

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Connections

References Ashoka the Great (2001)

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Soundtracks

Shiri Farhad
Written by Kumaar
Composed by Pritam Chakraborty
Performed by Neeraj Shridhar and Tulsi Kumar
Courtesy of Super Cassettes Industries Limited (T-Series)

User Reviews

Shallow, mind-numbing, not even SRK wants to be there

hands down one of the worst Bolly movies I've watched in a while, if not ever. Predictable. Boring, Shallow. The songs are meh. The acting is really awful. The stereotypes makes your eyes water. Putting SRK on the poster is stupid, since he basically features all of 10 minutes.

The story is highly predictable. Not even an interesting or smart twist anywhere.

The characters are not believable. This is the first time I've seen Fardeen Khan, and I hope to never again. I enjoy Sushmita Sen, and I really loved her in Main Hoon Na, but here, her character is loathsome. Her character is not explored, and the tiny bit of change at the end, is not enough to redeem her. Samarpreet's Pretty Woman transformation is totally ridiculous. A blind man with a cane could tell she's the same girl.

The only characters I had an iota of emotional connection with, was Samarpreet's aunt and uncle.

Donsai's character development is unrealistic. Hussain Bhai was a way better human being than Donsai will ever be.

SRK, for all his awesomeness, couldn't even pull this out of the dustbin. You could see on his face he didn't want to be there.

Kind of annoyed that I spent data on buying this movie.