Humshakals

Humshakals English Lookalikes is a 2014 Indian comedy film directed by Sajid Khan and produced by Vashu Bhagnani. Saif Ali Khan, Ram Kapoor and Riteish Deshmukh are in triple roles. The film is shot extensively in foreign locations, starting September 2013. The film is coproduced by Fox Star Studios and Vashu Bhagnanis Pooja Entertainment. The film was released onJune 2014.

Ashok Saif Ali Khan and Kumar Riteish Deshmukh are best friends, whereas Shanaya Tamannaah Bhatia and Mishti Bipasha Basu are their love interests. Ashoks father is a multi millionaire but has been in a coma for the last six years, while his wicked Mamaji Ram Kapoor teams up with an evil doctor, Dr. Khan Nawab Shah to get rid of Ashok and take over all his property. During a board meeting Singh mixes a medicine in Ashok and Kumars drink and they both start behaving like dogs.They are taken to a mental asylum for treatment by Dr. Shivani Esha Gupta, who soon realises the truth and promises to discharge them. But fate takes a twist as two lookalikes of Ashok and Kumar being treated in the same hospitals B ward who work for Bijlani Chunkey Pandey, a cocaine smuggler are accidentally released instead of the true ones. Shanaya and Mishti take them to Ashoks mansion where Singh understands the whole mixup and plans to use the duplicate Ashok to become the owner of the whole business empire. Now the true Ashok and Kumar also come to know of Mamajis evil plan but are stuck in the asylum. They are offered help by one of the ward boy Cyrus Darshan Jariwala, who takes them to a secret ward C to meet Johnny who is a look alike of Mamaji but has a dangerous habit of attacking people who sneeze in front of him. Ashok and Kumar plan revenge against Singh with the help of Johnny but get caught by the warden Y. M. Raj Satish Shah before they can escape from the asylum. Y. M. Raj prepares to punish them but accidentally sneezes in front of them. Angered by this, Johnny beats him black and blue, thus helping the three to escape. ........

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