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"Shyaam: Tu Kehna kya chahta hain?

Raju: Main ye kehna chahta hun ki ye sab humaare saath hi kyun hua?

Baburao: Kyun Hua?

Raju: Kyunki ye Ishwar ki chaal hain.

Baburao: Kaun Ishwar? Woh Ration ki dukaan wala halkat baniya?

Raju Woh baniya jo upar ki dukaan mein baithta hain. Jo apne taraazu mein sukh-dukh sabko tol-tol ke deta hain. Agar woh chahta hain ki hum road pati se crorepati ban jaaye tu ismein problem kya hain? "


P.S: Hera Pheri is without any doubt my favourite movie. And this is not only because it is an insanely funny movie, but also because it is a story about 3 ordinary men trying to make life's ends meet, struggling with their existing problems, not failing to dream big or keeping hope alive and most importantly never losing their sense of humour. 

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