Cast: Pratima Kazmi, Rajesh Vivek, Mushtaq Khan, Upasna Singh, Nasir Qazi, Meenu Bharadwaj, Abid Khan, Avtar Gill and others
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Synopsis
'Ishq Ho Gaya Mamu' casts Pratima Kazmi, Rajesh Vivek, Mushtaq Khan, Upasna Singh, Nasir Qazi,
Meenu Bharadwaj, Abid Khan, Avtar Gill and others. This film story is belongs to mainly magic
love story.It is comming under the Banner of Pedhiwala Entertainers.
A man in love mistakes a pimple for a dimple. That's the same magic forces a guy to marry the
whole girl just because he had liked her tiny dimple. Well, 'Ishq Ho Gaya Mamu' is all about
the magic of love with a pinch of madness, because…as they say 'If There is No Madness, Its
Not Love'.
This madness is a story of three guys Osmaan (Siraj Khan), Aamir (Puneet) and Salman (Nasir
Kazi) and of course when there is madness, there has to be a girl. And here she is a shy and
a beautiful damsel Nazo (Meenu). Although all the three guys' object of desire is the same,
but their method of achieving it is as different as Obama is from Osama and Ravan is from
Rama! Osman, Aamir and Salman soon realize that to woo a shy and a conservative Nazo, they
first have to win over Nazo's father (Rajesh Vivek), the proverbial 'Mamu' for all three
guys.
In many Muslim males above 50 years, Urdu Shayari replaces sex, and Mamu is no different. So
to come in Mamu's good books, all the three guys have to reinvent Ghalib and Ghazals. And if
this looks hard, then to make these guys life more difficult, Osman's mother (Pratima Kazmi),
Aamir's khaala (Upasna Singh) and Salman's father (Abid Khan) join the madness to campaign for
their respective candidates. Things go totally out of control when Aamir's khaala falls in
love with Mamu and Salman's father loses his heart to Aamir's khaala. As the story unfolds,
the drama gets more chaotic than even the Mumbai's traffic, as interesting as 20 - 20 cricket
match and a lot more funnier than the daily dose of the saas bahu TV soaps. You are bound to
realize how true this actually is.All set to hit the theatres October 3rd, 2008. |  |
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