He is a simple man with simple tastes. The plot starts with a scene where Khosla dreams about his death. One early morning in Delhi, Khosla wakes up and plans to go to the site where he has purchased a plot to build his house. When they reach the spot they find that the site has been occupied by someone else and on further investigation find that it has been captured by a property usurping nexus headed by a man named Kishan Khurana Boman Irani. Khurana demands Rs.
Bunty gathers few local strongmen and forcefully destroys the walls and re-occupies the plot. But Khurana has the police on his side and he gets Khosla arrested. After a day in the lock-up, Khosla is released.
After Cherry meets Asif Iqbal who at one time was Khurana's partner. Khurana took away Asif's ancestral land by cheating him. So Asif and the Khoslas turn the tables on Khurana and dupe him of Rs.
In the end, Khosla gives the required 15 lakh to Khurana and takes possession of his plot. Not Rated. Did you know Edit. Trivia To make Boman Irani a Parsi understand the character of a Punjabi property dealer better, the director showed him the real footage captured on hidden cameras of how Delhi property dealers behaved. Goofs When Kamal Kishore Khosla went to meet Kishan Khurana for the first time, the spinning dolphin on Kishan Khurana's desk stops spinning for about one minute, but in the next scene it's still spinning.
Quotes Vijayender : I would take 3 percent of what he gives you. User reviews 53 Review. Top review. Very close to reality. When I first heard about the movie "Khosla Ka Ghosla", I thought it is yet another nonsensical comedy. But now after seeing the movie I feel that the makers of the movie could have done even better had they not used the current title.
I don't say that the title is not apt for the movie but at first instance it gives a totally different impression of what the movie is going to be like than it actually is. Kamal Kishore Khosla Anupam Kher is just another head of a middle-class family who spends his entire life's earning to buy a plot in Delhi.
He wants to build a new house for his family that has his wife Kiran Juneja , his elder son Balwant Ranveer Shourie , his second son Chirounjilal Parvin Dabas and his daughter.
Chirounjilal works for an MNC and is trying hard to get out of the country and his elder brother Balwant is just another unemployed big-on-plans self-proclaimed genius. Boman Irani Khurana is a rich businessman who illegally takes possession of the plot of land that Khosla had bought for building his dream house. I think the trying circumstances helped the film in many ways; it made our performance tighter without the luxuries.
We ran out of film reel on two occasions. In the sequence where a drunk Khurana Boman escorts Sethi Navin Nischol to the car and sees him off, the whole scene had to be done on a hand held camera in a single take as we had just one can of film left. Dibakar : One scene we skipped because Navin had an asthma attack was the one where Khurana comes to meet Sethi at the hotel for the first time. Director Dibakar Banerjee initially had misgivings if Parvin Dabas would be able to do justice to the introverted character of Chironjilal.
Parvin : While others had lines to convey their feelings and emotions, my character was that of a poker-faced introvert. Dibakar was worried that Chironjilal Cherry would come across as a negative character who ignores his family. But his concerns were relaxed when, in a scene, his father Anupam falls down and he gives him a hand. I improvised this part when Anupam actually fell down while filming. Jaideep: After the filming, we were left with no money for post-production and for a while, it seemed like the end.
Frustrated and wanting a change of scene, I went on a backpacking trip to Italy. Dibakar called to inform me that Savita had managed to raise some money for the music. We were so worried that we might miss the opportunity, that I started writing the lyrics the very night and faxing them to him and Dhruv Dhalla and later Bapi-Tutul, the music composers. So Ye Duniya Oot Patanga and all other songs were written in various budget hostels and hotels in Italy. Dibakar : UTV saw merit in the film right from the beginning.
Dibakar : It got very good reviews and did fairly well for a film of that size but KKG became what it was through its repeated runs on television and through home entertainment sales. Anupam : Khosla Ka Ghosla! Sayoni Sinha is a Mumbai-based freelance journalist who writes on films, food and everything in between. Would you like to be redirected to the South Homepage to read all the regional films, reviews, interviews!!
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