The best Zakir Hussain’s comedy movies
Today we present the best Zakir Hussain’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Zakir Hussain’s movies.
Andhadhun
8.2/10
A series of mysterious events changes the life of a blind pianist who now must report a crime that was actually never witnessed by him.
Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani
6.4/10
When his love interest doesn't show up for a meeting, a man and his friends go to Goa in order to find her, where they discover she loves someone else.
Judwaa 2
3.7/10
Separated at birth and peculiarly connected via their reflexes, twins Prem and Raja are reunited with each other as they set out to take down the underground smuggling world.
Krazzy 4
4.2/10
A psychiatrist spends the majority of his time treating four patients, but he becomes so involved in their lives that his wife attempts to get rid of them.
Fool N Final
3.6/10
A bunch of misfits and gangsters embarks on a journey to find a lost and stolen diamond.
Pagalpanti
3.3/10
3 men, considered as losers in their lives by the people, plan to get rich along with their girlfriends by fooling 2 gangsters and robbing their money.
Khaali Peeli
2.5/10
The story is about two childhood sweethearts Pooja and Blackie who gets separated due to certain circumstances when they were kids. Pooja, who is now aprostitute, decides to escape the brothel on turning 18, with a bag full of stolen money. She bumps into Blackie who is now a very ‘chalu’ Bombay taxi driver. He agrees to ‘drive’ her to freedom, in exchange for a hefty amount.This leads to a series of chase and escape – with the goons on Pooja's trail and the cops on the goons’ trail.
Ramaiya Vastavaiya
5.7/10
A wealthy NRI falls hard for a country girl during a visit to his homeland.
Double Dhamaal
3.9/10
Four slackers decide to avenge their humiliation at the hands of a con-man.
Phata Poster Nikhla Hero
4.9/10
Vishwas, an aspiring actor, is mistaken for an inspector while dressed for a photo shoot.
Revolver Rani
4.6/10
Alka Singh, the leader of a political party, and her obsessive love for Rohan Mehra, a rising star of Bollywood.
Velle
6.2/10
Rishi is a writer/director who is narrating a script close to his heart to Rohini - possibly the lead protagonist of his film. As he begins his narration, we step into the world of Rahul, Riya, Rambo and Raju - four friends living their best days amusing people with childish shenanigans in school. These four "Vellas" are complete and content with each other's company and couldn't care less about the world around them until life hits them in the face. An enthralling script narration on one end, and four immature kids trying to correct a plan gone wrong on the other - Velle is about laughter, friendships, frenzy and the unpredictability of life.
Coffee with D
4.4/10
A celebrated journalist interviews one of the world's most dreaded terrorists, "D".
Rajdarshan
When Lambodar Bhatt is given the opportunity to have his soul transported into King Nand’s body, he thinks of it as a way to make things right and become rich. However, once Lambodar becomes the King, he finds himself turning into the same exploitative and frivolous king that Nand was.
Jayantabhai Ki Luv Story
5.3/10
A street thug with a soft heart and a young, hot-headed former company executive end up as neighbours.
Bumper Draw
5.1/10
Sunderlal and Farooq who befriend each other in a strange situation. After which, they both encounter Pestonji, an old Parsi man who adds to their existing list of problems.
Saare Jahaan Se Mehnga
7/10
A satire on inflation-hit middle-class Indian family from a small city in North India. The story revolves around our protagonist who is struggling to survive in this spiraling inflation and how he comes up with a solution to battle it, only to find himself in an even bigger mess due to their innocence and naivety.
Shakal Pe Mat Ja
5.2/10
Delhi Airport's Chief Security Officer, Om Prakash, is told that his officers have apprehended four males on airport property, filming and taking photographs without authorization. The four suspects are Ankit Sharma, his school-going brother, Dhruv; Rohan Goverdhan Malhotra, and Bulai. The suspects ridicule them and mockingly ask the guards to let them go. A check of their belongings, including a video camera, shows pictures of prominent places, prompting Om Prakash to summon Vijay D. Chauhan, from the Anti-Terrorist Squad. The latter shows up, is initially skeptical, but after he overhears a rather incriminating conversation between Ankit and a woman named Prachi, is convinced that the four may be terrorists and interrogates them. The four steadfastly deny their involvement in any terrorist activity - but must face up to the situation when a fifth suspect, a woman named Diana, claims that they belong to her group - which has already made plans to blow up the airport today.
