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PadmaShree Laloo Prasad Yadav (PLPY) Renowned Director Mahesh Manjrekar delivers comedy, drama, betrayal, sex, music, dance and an all star cast fulfilling all the requirements for an international smash hit.
In spite of the title, PLPY is an entirely non-political film. The title
comprises the names of four individuals - Padma, Laloo, Prasad,
and Yadav.
Mahesh Manjrekar plays 'Yadav' with Suniel Shetty as 'Laloo'
and Johnny Lever in the role of 'Prasad'. The female lead
character's name is 'Padma' and is played by Masumi. The
film was shot in India as well as Cape Town, South Africa.
Anand Raj Anand is the Music Director. About The Director Mahesh Manjrekar is currently the busiest director in Bollywood. With his maiden directorial attempt "Vaastav", Mahesh Manjrekar found a place in the good books of many in tinsel-town. The film's box-office success catapulted him overnight onto the vantage point where he could realize his artistic ambitions without cowing to the pressures and the complexities of commercial cinema. Today, Mahesh is the apple of every producer's eye. With the films that are an intelligent and healthy mix of art and commerce, this young director has infused a semblance of sensibility in our kitsch-ridden mainstream cinema. He himself writes the story and screenplay of his films, and the range of his subjects is broad and eclectic. This is a thriller starring Suniel Shetty, Juhi Chawla and Pooja Batra and directed by Priyadarshan. Set amidst the tea plantations in scenic Ooty, India, Kashmakash is a story of revenge, intrigue, and love. Vishal (Suniel Shetty) is hired by a wealthy estate owner to take care of his mentally unstable daughter Anjali (Juhi Chawla). After bringing an element of normalcy to Anjali's life, they get married, after which Vishal, a convicted murderer, tries to kill her. Anjali, who is close to normal by now, survives and the plot starts to unravel. After some twists and turns, everything gets sorted out with Vishal confessing his true love for Anjali. Originally from the South Indian film industry, Priyadarshan shot to fame in Bollywood with his feudal drama "Virasat" in 1997. His comedy film "Hera Pheri" was a huge hit at the box-office. |