Hungama Bombay Ishtyle
Jan 01 1978
•1h 20m
•Comedy, Drama
Mani, daughter of a rich businessman, becomes friends with street children and goes around town having fun with them. Family of Mani is trying to locate her through constable Sakharam who in turn relies on his dog Tiger. Meantime villain Aunty and her sidekick Bundledas plan to kidnap Mani, which is overheard by Jaggu. The street children all the time keep hiding Mani and protect her.
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Naseeruddin Shah
Amrish Puri
Mohan Agashe
Pearl Padamsee
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