Cast: Hrishita Bhatt, Mithun Chakraborty, Shakti Kapoor, Rohit Roy, Ali Asgar, Dolly Minhas,Mohit Raina
Director: Ashim Samanta
Producer: Shakti Samanta
Music Director: Anu Malik
Lyricist: Amitabh Varma
Cinematography: Harish Joshi
Editor: Shree Narayan Singh
Screenplay: Salim Agha
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW BY HANUMANT BHANSALI
Mithun Chakraborty still holds the record of delivering the maximum number of continuous flops, and films like Don Muthuswami are bound to add on in his long list of disappointments. Still, the producers line up for our Bengal Tiger, hoping to gain out of his popularity amidst masses.
What happens when a gangster decides to choose the right path? What happens when a don decides to preach non-violence? Comedy…mindless comedy.
Don Muthuswami (Mithun Chakraborty) plays a gangster in the 70s era. Don Muthuswami decides to change his profession and choose the right path to fulfill his father’s last wish.
Muthu asks his conmen to continue working for him but not as gangsters but as domestic helpers. In order remove the slang from his diction, Muthu engages a Hindi teacher Jaikishan (Mohit Raina).
The process takes a confusing route as a lot of problems prop up in Muthu’s personal life. His daughter Sanjana (Hrishita Bhatt) pretends to be pregnant as Muthu has fixed her marriage with another Don’s son Pradhan. On the other side, there is Preetam (Rohit Roy) , Muthu’s ‘general manager’, who dreams of settling down with Sanjana and her father’s millions bucks.
Things go completely out of Muthu’s understanding when Ranjana (Anusmriti), states that she loves Preetam. Somewhere, in the green gardens Sanjana finds her soul mate in Jaikishan.
Now, Muthuswami has a nutty puzzle to crack in order to get the things in the right places.
Radiosargam Predicted Rating: 2/10
Hanumant Bhansali
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