In a wild third act that most viewers didn't see coming, the elderly residents of the care home transform into an "Expendables-style" tactical team to help Jaggi in a heist involving the Queen’s crown. It’s as ridiculous as it sounds, but it adds a unique flair to the standard Punjabi comedy formula.
Directed by Amarjit Singh Saron—the same mind behind the blockbuster Honsla Rakh —this movie reunites him with global superstar for a satire that is as bizarre as it is entertaining. The Outlandish Plot: Getting Rich or Adopting Trying In a wild third act that most viewers
The story follows (Diljit Dosanjh) and his two loyal but equally broke friends who are desperate to escape their basement-dwelling lives. After several failed "get-rich-quick" schemes (including a stint selling underwear), Jaggi stumbles upon a dark but lucrative loophole: life insurance . Their plan is simple and absurd: Adopt an ailing, elderly man with no family. Insure him for millions. Wait for nature to take its course and collect the payout. The Outlandish Plot: Getting Rich or Adopting Trying