Dheer Charan Srivastav

The NRI's are back to Hyderabad after a long time. They accidentally brush against Ismail the local leader. Ismail comes to know that NRI are back again. He calls Salim and begin their hunt again to take the old revenge.

Amidst concerns that prospective grooms in Hyderabad are demanding too much dowry from middle-classed parents of prospective brides - compelling them to accept grooms from overseas - often leading to discord. In this atmosphere, Hyder Hyderabadi, an auto-rickshaw driver, who has fallen in love with Tabassum, but does not have the courage to ask for her hand, is quite devastated when her family proposes that she marry a wealthy groom. Things turn out to be in Hyder's favor, and he is eventually accepted by her family. But things get chaotic after a Dubai-returned bride, Ameera, kills herself, and the wealthiest businessman in Dubai, Sheikh Chilli, comes to Hyderabad, along with two midget brothers, Aujhoot and Maujhoot, to get married for the second time - and the bride he has chosen to be his is none other than Tabassum

Two local thieves and cheats Ajju & Mujju come out of jail and are searching for their new Victim. They go to a nearby hotel owned by Nawab Sahb and their journey begins to Dubai.

Ismail Bhai (Deer Charan Srivastav) and Gullu Dada (Adnan Sajid) are two henchmen who fall for the same girl. So they decide to settle the issue over a game of cricket.

Two local boys fall in love with the girls of a local chicken shop vendor named Hanif. Hanif denies marriage and then the boys take help of a Local gangster Mama.

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A sixth-standard school drop-out faces many ups and downs in life when he decides to design a weaving machine to ease the plight of his mother and many like her in his village, who take up Asu work.

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