The story revolves around twin brothers, and Charan (both played by Arjun Kapoor), who are orphaned as infants and raised by their respective aunt and uncle in London and Punjab.
The catalyst for the ensuing chaos is the entry of Kartar Singh (Anil Kapoor), the boys’ bachelor uncle who drives a limousine in London and runs a limousine service. Kartar is the only one who knows the truth about the twins' swap. What follows is a frantic attempt by Kartar to cover up the lies, leading to a climactic wedding sequence where four different weddings are taking place simultaneously, and the identity of the grooms remains a mystery to the brides' families.
The biggest talking point of was Arjun Kapoor playing two distinct characters. In an industry where actors often rely on VFX to play dual roles, Kapoor performed the scenes using the traditional split-screen technique, interacting with himself.
The story revolves around twin brothers, and Charan (both played by Arjun Kapoor), who are orphaned as infants and raised by their respective aunt and uncle in London and Punjab.
The catalyst for the ensuing chaos is the entry of Kartar Singh (Anil Kapoor), the boys’ bachelor uncle who drives a limousine in London and runs a limousine service. Kartar is the only one who knows the truth about the twins' swap. What follows is a frantic attempt by Kartar to cover up the lies, leading to a climactic wedding sequence where four different weddings are taking place simultaneously, and the identity of the grooms remains a mystery to the brides' families. mubarakan -2017-
The biggest talking point of was Arjun Kapoor playing two distinct characters. In an industry where actors often rely on VFX to play dual roles, Kapoor performed the scenes using the traditional split-screen technique, interacting with himself. The story revolves around twin brothers, and Charan
