Sooper Se Ooper
2013 film

Sooper Se Ooper (transl. Above super) is a 2013 Hindi film written & directed by Shekhar Ghosh, cinematography by Mohana Krishna under the banner of Reliance Entertainment and Jigsaw Pictures Pvt. Ltd. The trailer of this movie was released on 27 September and the movie on 25 October 2013.
Cast
Vir Das as Ranvir
Kirti Kulhari as Gulabo
Gulshan Grover as Madho Singh Rathod
Deepak Dobriyal as Kukreja
Yashpal Sharma as Bhairu
Mohan Kapoor as Lal
Datta Sonawane
Vinod Nahardih as Tyagi Don
Tinnu Anand as Salim Bhai
Plot
Ranvir's fortune is in dumps, and selling his ancestral land in Mumbai is the only way to survive. Kukreja, who has put everything at stake, has to get this land to stay away from the wrath of a 'bhai' and also achieve his dream of becoming a builder. For both Ranvir and Kukreja, this plot of land means everything, and they need to get it by any means necessary. But the key to the land is Ranvir's mama, Madho Singh Rathore, in Mandawa, Jhunjhunu. Since the will wasn't made in Ranvir's name, Mama has to give the NOC. Ranvir has to get his mama to Mumbai within a month, and Kukreja has to stop him from reaching Mumbai. We see the transformation of our protagonist Ranvir from a materialistic city youth to someone who is all for family and values, and antagonist Kukreja from a 'dalla' to a gangster through this journey, which has some real and funny characters as well. In the 1st half, the city goes to a village, and in the 2nd, the village comes to the city.
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