Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro

Two bumbling photographers, struggling to make ends meet, are hired to photograph a society wedding. They accidentally capture evidence of a murder and a sprawling corruption scandal involving a shady land developer, a corrupt minister, and a newspaper editor. Their attempts to expose the truth lead to a series of chaotic and increasingly absurd situations as they try to outwit the criminals and navigate the labyrinthine bureaucracy.

A landmark of Indian satirical comedy, 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro' was critically acclaimed for its sharp wit, biting social commentary, and slapstick humor. Despite its initial modest box office performance, it has since gained a cult following and is widely regarded as one of the most influential and hilarious films in Indian cinema history.

• Praised for its fearless and intelligent satire on corruption in India.

• Celebrated for its unique blend of slapstick comedy and dark humor.

• Lauded for its memorable characters and witty dialogues.

Google audience: Audiences universally love the film for its brilliant humor, sharp social commentary on corruption, and its enduring cult status. Many appreciate its unique blend of comedy and satire that remains relevant even decades later.

National Film Award for Best First Voted Feature Film of a Director (Kundan Shah)

The climactic scene where the characters encounter the mythical figures of the Mahabharata (Duryodhana, Draupadi, and Lord Krishna) was inspired by a dream director Kundan Shah had.