Three men with same names come to a same place and at the same time. What follows is a mind-boggling confusion of identities leading to an interesting comedy of errors.
'One Two Three' promises a type of comedy much different from a no-brainer like 'Welcome'. It is a situation-based comedy with a number of funny characters.
The film is directed by newcomer Ashwani Dheer. It stars Sunil Shetty, Tusshar Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Esha Deol, Sameera Reddy and Neetu Chandra. Upen Patel and Tanisha have marginal roles.
Tusshar Kapoor as Laxmi Narayan 1 He desperately needs to prove his killer instincts. But much to his mother's despair, this wannabe Bhai always goofs up. It's his last chance to kill, but he ends up becoming the victim - of love.
Sunil Shetty as Laxmi Narayan 2 He's a loveable geek who takes pride in being accurate and detailed. He'll do anything to please the boss, including bearding a Don in his den. But when beaten up, burnt and tortured, even this ever-affable soul wants to call it quits.
Paresh Rawal as Laxmi Narayan 3 All the bhabhis and behenjis of Delhi will vouch for his acute eye - just one look and he can gauge your innermost measurements. But then he comes across Laila who refuses to show him what he wants and blackmails him instead.
Esha Deol as Jiya Jiya is a talented lingerie designer who is desperate to strike a deal that will settle her debts with the lecherous Mende. Waiting for underwear expert Laxmi Narayan she falls for Bhai Laxmi Narayan - the man who's come to kill her.
Sameera Reddy as Laila Laila will do anything to save her glitzy auto showroom from being shut down by loan collectors. She will agree to strip or even try and sell off an old car till she discovers that the same car holds diamonds worth crores.
Neetu Chandra as Inspector Mayawati She's bright and alert and takes a fancy to Laxmi Narayan 2. She's on the lookout for criminals and diamond thieves, but finds herself chasing after not one, not two but three Laxmi Narayans.
Upen Patel as Chandu and Tanishaa as Chandni They work in the showroom and love in their spare time. They hide the diamonds in an old car they think nobody will ever buy, but to their dismay, their boss Laila is hell-bent on selling this same car to save her garage.
Synopsis
Diamonds worth ten crores are stolen from dangerous Don, Papa. The diamonds accidentally fall in the hands of young love birds - Chandu (Upen Patel) and Chandni (Tanisha), who quickly hide them in a car. Papa and his idiotic henchmen Albert (Vrijesh Hirjee) and Pinto (Manoj Pahva) are desperately hunting for the diamonds while hot-headed police office Mayavati Chautala (Neetu Chandra) is on the prowl looking for offenders of any kind.
Enter the first Laxmi Narayan (Tusshar Kapoor). He's from a khandani mafia family and his mother prays that with a few murders under his belt, he will be settled for life. After messing up badly in his early attempts, he's got a final chance to redeem himself as a Bhai. He comes to hotel Blue Diamond because he's taken supari to bump off Papa (Mukesh Tiwari).
Enter the second Laxmi Narayan (Sunil Shetty). He's an MBA from Darjeeling and lives his professional life by following two simple rules - a) The boss is always right. b) If the boss is wrong, follow rule number 1.
He is sent to Hotel Blue Diamond to collect a new car for his boss from Laila (Sameera Reddy).
The third Laxmi Narayan (Paresh Rawal) is a hawker who has made so much money selling underwear on the footpath that he has set up a lingerie factory for his son. His son sends him to Hotel Blue Diamond to collect lingerie samples from upcoming designer Jiya (Esha Deol).
Three Laxmi Narayans are at the same place at the same time.
Three Laxmi Narayans waiting for messages at the hotel reception desk.
Three Laxmi Narayans getting letter and photographs meant for the other.
A case of not one mistaken identity but three. A crazy bunch of people doing the wrong things for the right reason.
A laugh riot from beginning to end.
Produced by Big Screen Entertainment Private Limited, 'One Two Three' has music by Raghav Sachar.
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