DONKEY RAJA (part 1)

We have the absolute best (also misjudged) performers in the subcontinent. Credit goes to the throwing executive to filter through these diamonds and match the best appropriate performers to their vivified partners. HinaDilpazeer as the craftiness fox named Ms. Fitna (and a couple of minor jobs), Afzal Khan as the dolt however aggressive Mangu, Ghulam Mohiuddin as the profound voiced Badshah Khan, Adil Hashmi as the burger ruler Shehzada Khan, Ismail Taara as the not really tolerant guide PehelawanChacha and the veteran on-screen character Irfan Khoosat as Jamhoora, all exceed expectations in their separate jobs. They even made utilization of Maani's slight stutter for the chameleon Rangeela. For me, the unsung legend was Shafaat Ali who given infrequent Easter-egg spoofs all through the motion picture adding a layer of joy to it.

The story is to some degree basic, a story about growing up of a looked-downward on animal (believe it or not, a jackass) of the anecdotal Azaad Nagar when destiny makes him the lord of all.