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Malamaal Weekly - 2006 [DVD] |
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Not Rated |
| Year : |
2006 |
| Playtime : |
165 Minutes |
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Hindi |
| Genre : |
Comedy |
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| Malamaal Weekly is about the struggles and survivals of people in a small town .Plagued by poverty, bad harvests and a monster of a money lender called Karamkali, the people in this town are barely able to make ends meet. Leelaram ,one of the town's inhabitants, earns a meager source of income through his business selling Malamaal Weekly Lottery Tickets . One day, while watching TV at a local tea stall, he learns that one of the the tickets he'd sold has in fact won the ONE CRORE BUMPER PRIZE. As most of the villagers are illiterate, Leelaram knows that he is privy to this information. The question is how to find that one ticket from the 105 he's sold. An idea hits him! Leelaram throws a party a virtual festivity for the people who are fighting to survive. Leelaram, already debt ridden, manages to host this party at the expense of his one last asset, his Goat Kid who is treated like a child by Leelarams wife !! Now, the party is only for his 105 customers on the condition that they bring along their tickets as an invite to the celebrations. As luck would have it, all turn up except one-Anthony the drunkard. Leelaram decides to pay him a visit. On reaching Anthony's house, he finds Anthony dead in front of the TV !! Too shocked on hearing about his victory, Anthony is DEAD with the lottery tickets still in his hand !! What follows from hereon is a roller coaster of unusual events with surprising twists & turns at every stage. Extremely funny situations, hilarious circumstances lead to a culmination of a laugh riot climax which reveals the MALAMAAL WEEKLY LOTTERY winners. or losers !!!!!! |
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| Member Reviews |
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| 3 members reviews for this DVD |
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Black Village Comedy  |
Ganapati Durgadas |
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| Quite hilarious, especially in the last half of the movie, as the two leads get caught up in their own conniving, along with everyone else. Om Puri was at his funniest, and the film's climax was classically funny with its slapstick chase scene. |
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| good one |
AK |
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| The story too is a refreshing one and holds a substantial potential for comedy. But what translates on to the screen is far less engaging than what one expects, particularly considering the ensemble of actors like Paresh Rawal, Om Puri, Asrani and Ritesh Deshmukh, all of who have their own unique flair for comedy. |
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Maalamaal Weekly  |
Preeti Saini |
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| The movie is hella funny. I enjoyed acting of Paresh Rawal. He's so funny. His acting in the movie is too good. In the whole movie, the topic of Lottery Ticket of one crore is discussed. I really enjoyed watching it. Rest is cool. |
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