Maalamaal

1988
2h 19min

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Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA slum dweller discovers that his grandfather has left a property of 330 billion rupees for him, but he can own it only if he is able to spend 30 billions in 30 days.A slum dweller discovers that his grandfather has left a property of 330 billion rupees for him, but he can own it only if he is able to spend 30 billions in 30 days.A slum dweller discovers that his grandfather has left a property of 330 billion rupees for him, but he can own it only if he is able to spend 30 billions in 30 days.

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The movie is heavily inspired by the 1985 Hollywood comedy 'Brewster's Millions'. Naseeruddin Shah plays role played by Richard Pryor while Satish Shah plays the role of his friend, which was played by John Candy in the English version.

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References Cléopâtre (1963)

Bandes originales
Maal Hai To Taal Hai, Varna Tu Kangal Hai
Music by Anu Malik
Lyrics by Shyamalal Babu Rai
Performed by Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar, Sudesh Bhonsle & Anu Malik

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10/10

Maalamaal is a light comedy film

This this movie has shown the real face of people who runs after money and money runs away from them., it also shows the power and impact of OM.

This movie which shows how innocent common man of Dharavi (Biggest slum of Asia in Mumbai) who has big dream deals with daily issues in normal routine. The this movie shows how people are running behind a person who becomes rich suddenly even media, peprazziz, Bollywood actor actress, cricketers, politicians are being after him for money. This film prove that money really matters.

The camera angle the music the dialogue the story line everything is like very much perfect.