Dr. Samir (Salman Khan) is a womanizer and a commitment phobe. He has thought out an easy way to get his girlfriends to dump him after he gets bored of them - he lies that he is already married. But when he actually falls for his new girlfriend Sonia (Katrina Kaif), she demands that he should first arrange a meeting between his wife and her. So Samir asks Naina (Sushmita Sen), the nurse in his clinic to pose as his wife before Sonia. However the situation becomes problematic when Samir‘s mother (Beena Kak) arrives.
The openings further demonstrate Motorola‘s commitment to anticipating and addressing the emerging and growing needs of India‘s mobile consumers and build on the company‘s already strong presence and expansion across the Indian market.
Police Inspectors Arjun Singh (Amitabh Bachchan) and Pyare Mohan (Govinda) are brothers serving in the same police station in Mumbai. Although their methods of apprehending criminals resemble those of the Keystone cops - they do manage on occasion to solve crimes diligently. Then all of a sudden their lives take a turn for the worse when they find out that they are being blamed for mistakes they did not commit. Having been identified by video-taped evidence of having stolen an expensive diamond from a showroom, both of them are suspended, charged with theft, and held in a prison cell until the courts decide their fate, leaving the Commissioner of Police, Shyamlal to ponder what went wrong and where. Also watch out for some hilarious performances by Anupam Kher as Police Commissioner Shyamlal, Paresh Rawal as Zorawar bhai, Satish Kaushik as Sharafat Ali and Rakesh Bedi as Makkan the watchman! Bade Miyan Chote Miyan features a musical score including "Deta Dil Jore Sajna," "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan," and "Mere Pyaar Ka Ras", which has a special guest appearance by Madhuri Dixit.
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Who should be India's next President?
NEW DELHI: Nearly 60 per cent of the Electoral College, which elects the President of India, wants President A P J Abdul Kalam for a second term at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, according to the Electoral College Poll, a comprehensive survey conducted by NDTV and GfK Mode.
The NDTV PEOPLE?s POLL based on more than 300,000 online votes and SMSes also want A P J Abdul Kalam to continue as the President of India. With 84 per cent voting in for a second term for A P J Abdul Kalam, the next two front runners are Narayanmurthy with 49.6 per cent and Amartya Sen with 48.3 per cent respectively.
The Electoral College survey has interviewed more than 500 MPs and MLAs. A relatively "scientific" poll, it is throwing up 57.9 per cent wanting a second term for President Kalam. More than five per cent of the respondents felt it should be a Party Decision (5.4 per cent), 2.5 per cent of the respondents offered no opinion. Nearly 35 per cent of the respondents did not want Kalam to continue as President.
Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee and Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat emerged as front runners for President if not APJ Abdul Kalam. The other names included in the survey for the President‘s post include A.K.Antony (6.2 per cent), Karan Singh (8.1 per cent), Somnath Chatterjee (28.7 per cent), Bhairon Singh Shekhawat (26.3 per cent), Amartya Sen (4.6 per cent) and software industry icon N.R. Narayanmurthy (5.2 per cent). From a sample size of 520, 8.8 per cent of the respondents felt the decision should left to the ruling party while 12.1 per cent did not choose any of the names suggested in the Electoral College Poll.
Q1. Who should be the next President? (If not A P J Kalam)
| A K Antony | 6.2 per cent |
| Karan Singh |
8.1 per cent |
| Somnath Chatterjee | 28.7 per cent |
| Bhairon Singh Shekhawat |
26.3 per cent |
| Amartya Sen |
4.6 per cent |
| Narayanmurthy |
5.2 per cent |
| Party Decision | 8.8 per cent |
| None of the above | 12.1 per cent |
Q2. Should Kalam continue/have second term?
| Yes | 57.4 per cent |
| No | 34.2 per cent |
| Party Decision |
5.4 per cent |
| Can?t Say/No opinion |
2.5 per cent |
Watch the entire discussion on NDTV?s hallmark show ? The Big Fight at 10.00 am on 22 April, 2007 only on NDTV 24X7.
