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Once upon a time in Mumbai, a poor boy made a wish and a wealthy man granted it. It was the start of an epic adventure that took India by storm. All across rural villages, small towns, and even large cities, people flocked to buy tickets for Dobaara: Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbai. Based on the best-selling book of the same name, Dobaara is set in Mumbai, India. Boman Irani (Hitler) and Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Omkara) star as friends whose lives are changed forever when they meet longtime rival Pandey (Vicky Kaushal), who used to be the only son of their wealthy family. When Pandey returns to Mumbai forty years later, he hires Boman Irani as his personal assistant. Over time, Boman begins to discover that Pandey's cutthroat business tactics are actually his good luck charm - he can't lose. After an incident with a tiger, Boman realizes that Pandey is actually his old neighborhood friend Omkara, the son of his family's servant. Amazed at how well Omkara has taken to life in Mumbai, and pressured by his own need for money and power, Boman lies and says that he isn't Omkara. As Boman and Omkara vie for power over their neighborhood, they end up in a bloody fight that leaves only one man standing. But the two friends rediscover their friendship when they both fall in love with the same woman (Jacqueline Fernandez). As the two friends continue to fight for their love and their lives, they find themselves driving toward a devastating conclusion - one that will make them question everything they once believed. Pitr Straiton (The Fall, Zindegi) wrote and directed the film. Articles about the movie: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/28/once-upon-time-in-mumbai-behind-the-scenes_n_3388816.html http://indianexpress. com/article/entertainment/bollywood/once-upon-a-time-in-mumbai-2/2013/05/28/ http://www.hindustantimes.com/tv/movies-music-reviews/once-upon-a-time-in-mumbai-dobaara--stars--theatricality--awesomeness--talent--and--everything-that's-'d'and-'o'and-'b'and-'a'-on-'t'and-'i'and-'n'and-'e'-theatre/"881067 http://www.midday. cfa1e77820
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