50 Lakh (2007)

50 Lakh

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Directed by Chandra Sekhar Yeleti • Music: Kalyani Malik

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<p>Irfan Khan is a key affiliate in . Khan is on the wanted list of criminals in with a bounty of 50 . Aiming to migrate to so that he can remotely control the operations in Mumbai, Khan devises a plan of getting four of his own men to hijack a domestic flight from Hyderabad to (destined for Mumbai) in which he is a passenger. The Home Minister of Maharashtra is also on the flight, and the four men are to release all the passengers and concentrate on the Home Minister. From Kathmandu, he plans to go to Dubai. For the hijack, he organises a group of four intelligent men who are in dire need of money and who do not have a criminal record. The audience is made to believe in the beginning that the four central characters are these four men, but in fact they kidnap Khan before the flight takes off, aiming to get the prize money. They hide Khan in a forest and call the Assistant Commissioner of Police, who is a double agent for the mafia. When the ACP does not yield (as he wants them to release Khan), one of the four, Kumar, makes a deal with the Mafia and obtains a bag with 2 . However, the bag in which the money is kept has a bomb in it. When Kumar tells the others that he has done this, they back out, and he joins with them, just in time. Meanwhile, Khan’s assistant, Musharraf, comes and takes Khan from the forest, but is stopped by agent Zaheer Khan, who has been following the four men and Musharraf throughout the movie. Finally, the four friends come back to their house. They find a bag, which they had lost previously. With that, they find a note from Zaheer explaining everything. The bag also has, to their joy, their prize money. The film marked the debut of Chandrasekhar Yeleti, Ravinder and K. K. Senthilkumar as director, art director and cinematographer respectively. This album marked the debut of as a composer. Despite having only one song, the audio launch was held at 21 May 2003 at Walden in Whisper Valley. reviewer Jeevi rated the film 4/5 and appreciated Yeleti’s screenplay and direction.”This story is a very authentic story without any surrealism or traces of inspiration in it. Screenplay of ‘Aithe’ is terrific. The debutant director Chandra Sekhar Eleti proves himself as the new generation director with a good technical knowledge,” he stated. Praveen Lance Fernandez of reviewed the Hindi version and gave it 2 stars. He wrote: ” has nothing to offer mainly because of its shoe-string budget and bad performances. But from the plot and screenplay point of view, this one definitely scores over a lot of other recent films.” Fernandez opined that had some of the performances been better, the film would have received better acclaim. “The south actors are clearly uncomfortable acting in a Hindi film,” he added. Mohit Chadda and Pavan Malhotra starred in the thriller film , which was later renamed after the success of this film. A reboot titled released in 2018.</p>

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Genres: Comedy,
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Writer: Chandra Sekhar Yeleti
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Producer: Gangaraju Gunnam, Venkat Dega
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Cinematography: K. K. Senthil Kumar
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Release Date: 11-Apr-03
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Edited By: Sudhakar
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OTT Platform: Zee5
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Language: Hindi
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