Two hearts for Rani

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Movie
German title Two hearts for Rani
Original title Mujhse Shaadi Karogi
Country of production India
original language Hindi
Publishing year 2004
length 165 minutes
Rod
Director David Dhawan
script Anees Bazmee
Rumi Jaffery
production Sajid Nadiadwala
music Anu Malik
Sajid-Wajid
camera Sanjay F. Gupta
cut Nitin Rocade
occupation

Two hearts for Rani (original: Mujhse Shaadi Karogi ; Hindi : मुझसे शादी करोगी , mujhase śādī karogī ; Urdu : مجھ سے شادی کروگی, literally: will you marry me? ) Is a Bollywood comedy from 2004 .

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Samir has trouble keeping his temper under control. When his girlfriend leaves him because of this, he decides to move to a place where he doesn't know anyone and hopes that this will never cause him to have another tantrum. He goes to Goa and works as a lifeguard there. He rents a room from the crazy Duggal. From his window he sees the pretty Rani and falls in love with her. In his attempts to get to know her better, he goes from one faux pas to the other and through mishaps messes with her father Dugraj Singh. Then a man named Sunny moves into his room, who is also after Rani. Sunny quickly succeeds in making himself popular with Rani's father and tries by all means to thwart Samir's plans. Samir's actions only seem to make matters worse. In the end, when he tries to give up, Sunny makes him fight again. He looks for and finds Rani, confesses his love for her and proposes to her. She accepts him. Suddenly Sunny appears. He says he is Samir's old classmate and proves it to him. They hug each other. Rani and Samir get married.

synchronization

The German synchronization was based on the dialogue book and the dialogue direction by Bernd Nigbur on behalf of Splendid Synchron GmbH in Cologne.

role actor German speaker
Samir Malhotra Salman Khan Ole Pfennig
Sunny Khurana / Khosla / Arun Akshay Kumar Charles Rettinghaus
Rani Singh Priyanka Chopra Gundi Eberhard
Dugraj Singh Amrish Puri Jürgen Kluckert
Surya Prakash Satish Shah
Mr. Duggal Squad Khan Karlheinz board
Romi (guest appearance) Amrita Arora
Raj Purchit Rajpal Yadav Norman Matt
Dog seller Kurush Deboo Matthias Haase
director Dinyar Contractor Hans-Gerd Kilbinger
man Heiko Obermöller

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