After learning of her husband cheating on her, Ratan devises a plan to make him realise his mistake and get him back on track.
Ram (Bhutani), a rich and spoilt brat, is a compulsive womaniser and believes in living a life full of fun. Despite his friends warning him otherwise, he sticks to this habit even after getting married. Soon enough, his wife Ratan (Shah) finds out the truth behind his regular ‘business meetings’ and decides to teach him a lesson. Her plan leads Ram to believe that he has tested positive for HIV. This shatters him and he decides to end his life. However, he doesn’t commit suicide. Instead, he hires the services of a contract killer named Goli Dada (Kaushik) to get himself killed. And believe us, that’s the only novel thing about this otherwise mediocre movie. Oh wait, there’s also Bappi da in a special appearance in a song that urges you to ‘drink, smoke and have fun’.
Ram Ratan (2017)After learning of her husband cheating on her, Ratan devises a plan to make him realise his mistake and get him back on track.
Ram (Bhutani), a rich and spoilt brat, is a compulsive womaniser and believes in living a life full of fun. Despite his friends warning him otherwise, he sticks to this habit even after getting married. Soon enough, his wife Ratan (Shah) finds out the truth behind his regular ‘business meetings’ and decides to teach him a lesson. Her plan leads Ram to believe that he has tested positive for HIV. This shatters him and he decides to end his life. However, he doesn’t commit suicide. Instead, he hires the services of a contract killer named Goli Dada (Kaushik) to get himself killed. And believe us, that’s the only novel thing about this otherwise mediocre movie. Oh wait, there’s also Bappi da in a special appearance in a song that urges you to ‘drink, smoke and have fun’..
