Desi Boyz

Desi Boyz Hindi is a 2011 Indian comedydrama film directed by debutant Rohit Dhawan, son of director David Dhawan. The film stars Akshay kumar, John Abraham, Deepika Padukone and Chitrangada Singh in lead roles while Sanjay Dutt features in a cameo. The film was released onNovember 2011, and received a mixed response from critics, however leading to good business at the box office.

Out of a job, Jerry finds it difficult to even pay the school fees of his nephew because of which the government is on the verge of giving the custody of his nephew to a foster family. Nick fears he wont be able to fulfill the dreams of his tobe wife. It is to tide over the difficult times that Jerry and Nick turn to the oldest profession in the world. Jerry and Nick become male escorts for the company Desi Boyz, fulfilling the fantasies of girls and ladies. Jerry is unable to prevent his nephew from being sent to a foster home and Nick loses Radhika when she learns of what he has been up to while she is away in India. Frustrated, Nick blames Jerry for forcing him into the profession and asks him to move out of his house and life.Nick now tries to win Radhika back and help comes from the most unlikely source Radhikas father Suresh Anupam Kher who has come to London with her. Meanwhile, Jerry registers in college again to complete his graduation so that he can earn enough money to get his nephew back home. In college, Jerry meets Tanya Sharma Chitrangada Singh who used to be his oversized classmate and is now an attractive professor at the same college. Sparks fly between Jerry and Tanya. To make Nick jealous, Radhika dates a man named Ajay Omi Vaidya. Nick starts to pick on Ajay, often calling him Vijay intentionally. After some reconsideration, Radhika forgives Nick, but Nick rejects her after she disapproves of Jerry. Meanwhile, Jerry graduates college and also wins Tanyas heart. Nick comes and apologizes to Jerry. All is forgiven when Nick and Jerry reconcile. Jerry then helps Radhika win back Nick. ........

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