Gammat Jammat
| Gammat Jammat | |
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| Directed by | Sachin |
| Produced by | Satish Kulkarni |
| Starring | Sachin Ashok Saraf Varsha Usgaonkar Charusheela Sable Satish Shah Sudhir Joshi Shrikant Moghe Ashalata Viju Khote Ravindra Berde |
| Music by | Arun Paudwal |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Marathi |
Gammat Jammat (Devnagari: गम्मत जम्मत) is a 1987 comedy Marathi film, directed by Sachin, released in India in 1987.[1] This movie is famous for the song "Ashwini Ye Na", sung by legendary Bollywood singer-actor Kishore Kumar and for the large-screen debut of actress Varsha Usgaonkar.
Summary
Gautam (Sachin) and Phalgun (Ashok Saraf) are old friends. The duo need money badly but have no means to get it by legal ways. In desperation, they decide to kidnap Kalpana (Varsha Usgaonkar), the daughter of a wealthy businessman Dadasaheb Korde (Shrikant Moghe). All plans are made and the kidnapping is executed nicely. However, the duo is surprised to find that Kalpana's father is not ready to shell out even a dime and has already sent a Police Inspector (Satish Shah) to investigate. He also contacts Ganu Pailwan (Viju Khote) and asks him to search his daughter. This, however, is least of their problems when they discover that Kalpana is not a model victim of kidnapping either. Now Kalpana dominates both of them and treats them like her servants. She tells them not to leave the bungalow where they kept her, else she will flee. Their problems become more complicated when the uncle of their friend and bungalow's owner Shrikant arrives from Dubai. But Kalpana pretends to be the wife of Gautam in order to cooperate with them to draw money from her father. One day, Gautam receives a letter from his friend Shrikant telling him that he has made arrangements for their jobs and asks them to come to Delhi for the same. Gautam and Phalgun become very happy and tell Kalpana that she is free to go. But now Kalpana becomes sad and slaps Gautam and tells him that she has feelings for him. Gautam accepts her love. Phalgun also goes home to meet his wife Ashwini (Charusheela Sable). Kalpana decides to drop them off to the railway station. But Ganu Pailwan spots and pursuits them. He manages to catch them. He brings them to Kalpana's father. Kalpana tells them a fake story that Gautam and Phalgun saved her from the kidnappers and presents her wish to marry him. Gautam tells the actual truth to her father. Her father agrees for their marriage, citing his honesty and courage to tell the truth. He then arranges for jobs for Gautam and Phalgun. Meanwhile, Kalpana pays money for the operation of Gautam's brother Suhas, who is handicapped.
Cast
- Sachin - Gautam
- Ashok Saraf - Phalgun
- Varsha Usgaonkar - Kalpana
- Charushila Sabale - Ashwini
- Chetan Dalvi - Shrikant
- Sudhir Joshi - Shrikant's Uncle (Guest appearance)
- Satish Shah - Inspector
- Jairam Kulkarni - Bar Owner
- Shrikant Moghe - Kalpana's Father
- Viju Khote - Ganu Pailwan
- Bipin Varti - Gotya
- Suhas Bhalekar - Mr. Sonya
- Manorma Wagle - Mrs. Sonya
- Ravindra Berde - Phalgun's Employer
Soundtrack
1. Ashwini Ye na Kishore Kumar, Anuradha Paudwal 2. Chorich Mamala Sachin Anuradha Paudwal 3. Mi re Tujhya Sangtine Anuradha Paudwal 4. Mi Aale Nighale Anuradha Paudwal
Music: ARUN PAUDWAL Lyrics: SHANTARAM NANDGAONKAR Music Label: T-Series
References
- ^ Gammat Jammat at IMDb
External links
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