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Jo Bole So Nihaal : A journey from Punjab to America

The film is directed by Rahul Rawail and produced by the US-based father-son team of Bubloo and NR Pachisia.

Updated on: Apr 16, 2005, 17:29:00 IST
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A mercenary and a constable straight from a Punjab village come together in the entertaining and cheerful "Jo Bole So Nihaal" that moves from sleepy Moga to frenetic New York.

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The Sunny Deol starrer is directed by Rahul Rawail and produced by the US-based father-son team of Bubloo and N.R. Pachisia, reports Bollywood Trade.

It's all about Nihaal Singh, the honest and immensely lovable constable from Punjab, whose life changes forever when he meets Romeo (Kamaal Khan), a mercenary who moves from country to country spreading a chain of terror.

He uses Nihaal Singh's innocence to make his escape. And Nihaal is branded a traitor, suspended from his job and faces the wrath of the entire village.

Meanwhile, Romeo is spreading his tentacles of terror all over the world and finally reaches the Big Apple where he is playing with the lives of hundreds of innocent citizens.

The FBI is desperately looking for Romeo, and intelligence reports warn of the possibility of an organisation hiring his services to assassinate the US president!

The FBI refuses because they want Romeo... Nihaal Singh refuses because...

New York based actor Thomas Umer Tevana is the Indian-American FBI agent in the film, which also introduces Nupur Mehta and Shillpi Sharrma.

 
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