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Bol Bachchan
2012
· Movie
· 155 min
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59/100
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To secure a job and a home for his family, a man is forced to invent an elaborate lie, pretending his sister is actually his brother. The lie quickly spirals out of control when his new employer, a devout and hot-headed man who despises dishonesty, demands to meet this fictitious brother. A comedy of errors ensues as he struggles to maintain the deception.
Details
- Director
- Rohit Shetty
- Writers
- Farhad Samji, Sajid Samji, Yunus Sajawal
- Studio
- Fox Star Studios
- Released
- 6 July 2012
- Country
- India
- Language
- Hindi
- Runtime
- 155 min
- Budget
- $6.3M
- Box office
- $21.0M
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