Khosla Ka Ghosla! (2006)

Director:

Dibakar Banerjee

Writer:

Jaideep Sahni (story)

Release Date:

22 September 2006 (India)

Genre:

Comedy | Crime | Drama

Plot:

K.K. Khosla (Anupam Kher) is a middle class man living in New Delhi. He is a simple man with simple tastes...

Plot Keywords:

Police | Wall | Laughter | Land Fraud | False Name

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Anupam Kher	...	Kamal Kishore Khosla
Boman Irani	...	Kishan Khurana
Parvin Dabas	...	Chiraunjilal 'Cherry' Khosla
Tara Sharma	...	Meghna
Navin Nischol	...	Bapu / Sethi
Kiran Juneja	...	Mrs. Sudha Khosla (as Kiran Joneja)
Ranvir Shorey	...	Balwant 'Bunty' Khosla
Vinod Nagpal	...	Sahni
Vinay Pathak	...	Asif Iqbal
Nitish Pandey	...	Secretary to Sethi
Rajendra Sethi	...	Vijayender
Rajesh Sharma	...	Munjal
Rupam Bajwa	...	Nikki Khosla
Anusha Lal	...	Meghna's friend / Katori
Irfan Mir Sarkh Noor

Also Known As:

Khosla's Nest (UK) (subtitle)

Runtime:

India:135 min

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Filming Locations:

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Company:

Tandav Film Entertainment

Trivia:

Vinay Pathak originally auditioned for the role of Khurana.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Kamal Kishore Khosla went to meet Kishan Khurana for the first time, the spinning dolphin on Kishan Khurana's desk stops spinning for about one minute, but in the next scene it's still spinning.

Soundtrack:

Intezar Aitbaar Tumse Pyaar

Outstanding!!!

Khosla ka Ghosla is one of the best films in 2006. But because of its simple cast, it has been underrated and has not got the recognition it deserves. In fact, before I went for the movie, I myself thought that this was a bore. It is a beautiful and realistic film. There is simple humour, which just helps in 'digesting' the plot. The good thing is that all the actors, (even the ones speaking just one or two dialogues) give a superb performance. Anupak Kher acts really well. I have no words to describe Boman Irani's acting. He is amazing. he just does not act the same in any movie. I also liked Navin Nischol's acting a lot. Apart from that, Parvin Dabas, Vinay Pathak and Ranvir Shorey give terrific performances. Dibakar Banerjee has directed the film beautifully. It is beautifully paced. Every scene is an important scene in the film. It is not dragged. As far as music is concerned, music is not really needed. But I think Bapi-Tutul and Dhruv Dhalla gave superb background score. KKG just reinforces the fact that there is no dearth of acting talent in India, just that one must not go for a film just because it has a star cast. A star would have taken the simplicity of the film. In short, KKG is an awesome film, and one which everybody will relish.