Mast (film)

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Mast

DVD cover
Directed by Ram Gopal Verma
Produced by Ram Gopal Verma
Written by Vinod Ranganathan
Ramesh Khatkar
Starring Urmila Matondkar
Aftab Shivdasani
Music by Sandeep Chowta
Cinematography Piyush Shah
Editing by Chandan Arora
Ashok Honda
Release date(s) October 15, 1999
Running time 153 min.
Country Flag of India India
Language Hindi
IMDb profile

Mast is a 1999 film by Indian director Ram Gopal Verma filmed in Austria, Italy, Namibia, and South Africa.


Synopsis

Kittu (Aftab Shivdasani) is arts student in Pune and is madly in love with actress and film star Malika (Urmila Matondkar). He has posters up on his wall and goes to all her movies, and even fantasizes that she is there with him when he is watching these items. His father concerned with his son's declining exam scores, confronts Kittu on his obsession and tears down the posters. To Kittu, this is almost as bad as murder and decides to move out and away to Mumbai, where the star, herself, lives.

Unknowing of where else to go he goes to her bunglow, when uninvited, he finds a job at a nearby cafe. Actually interacting with Malika, Kittu soon finds that she is not the girl that the had pictured he had imagined from her posters and movies. A simple orphan, exploited by her evil uncle and his family, that Kittu begins to feel sorry for her and even more in love.

A series of events lead him to the point where he decided to convince her to run away with him. But with her being such a famous icon, Kittu soon finds it harder than he had thought to get away. The police are looking for her as is her family; and after a visit home Kittu's famliy, as well, is soon helping Malika enjoy her newfound freedom.

Things take a turn for the worse when Mr. Mathur is taken into custody for allegedly housing the "kidnapped" Malika. They beat Kittu and his father for information. Malika turns herself in to save them, and she tells the cops that Kittu rescued her and that her uncle is the culprit, and they tell him never to see her again.

Malika then returns home, leaving Kittu to his life with his family and Nisha believing that they are in love. Kittu returns home as well and is devastated that she left him without an explanation or goodbye. They visit her on set one day to see that she has returned to her old life, uncle-free, but this meeting is an uncomfortable one. Through her akward goodbye, Kittu then relizes that she believes that Kittu is going to marry Nisha.

After this relization, he then runs to Malika's dressing room from the cab to tell her of his love and the fact that she has assumed wrong. They have a heartfelt conversation of love and life, and Malika goes on to explain that she thinks that Nisha and Kittu have a love that she cannot come between. She then asks him not to see her anymore and he runs to Kittu and Nisha to tell them of this belief. After hearing this, Nisha explains the situation that she love Kittu, but Kittu has always been in love with Malika. Malika and Kittu embrace to express their love.

The closing scene shows that they get married and everyone in the story was there, including his coworkers from the cafe, his family, and even Nisha.

Cast

  • Aftab Shivdasani ... Krishnakant Mathur ("Kittu")
  • Urmila Matondkar ... Malika
  • Dalip Tahil ... Mr. Mathur (Kittu's father)
  • Smita Jaykar ... Sharda Mathur (Kittu's mother)
  • Govind Namdeo ... Toluram (Mallika's uncle)
  • Antara Mali ... Nisha
  • Sheetal Suvarna ... Nikki Mathur (Nikki's sister)
  • Raju Mavani ... Inspector (as Raju Mawani)
  • Neeraj Vora ... Usman Bhai (Cafe owner)
  • Snehal Dabi ... Autorickshaw Driver
  • Nitin Raikwar ... Cafe boy (as Nitin Raikar)
  • Vijay Maurya ... Cafe boy
  • Rajpal Yadav ... Cafe boy
  • Teddy Maurya ... Cafe boy
  • Tapan Bhatt ... Cafe boy

External links

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Ram Gopal Varma
Directed films

Shiva  (1989) • Kshana Kshanam  (1991) • Raat  (1992) • Antam  (1992) • Drohi  (1992) • Gaayam  (1993) • Govindha Govindha  (1993) • Rangeela  (1995) • Great Robbery  (1996) • Anaganaga Oka Roju  (1996) • Deyyam  (1997) • Daud: Fun on the Run  (1997) • Satya  (1998) • Prema Katha  (1999) • Kaun  (1999) • Mast  (1999) • Jungle  (2000) • Company  (2002) • Bhoot  (2003) • Naach  (2004) • Sarkar  (2005) • Shiva  (2006) • Darna Zaroori Hai (Story 2)  (2006) • Nishabd  (2007) • Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag  (2007) • Darling  (2007) • Sarkar Raj  (2008) • Contract  (2008) • Phoonk  (2008)
Productions
Money  (1993) • Money Money  (1994) • Gulabi  (1996) • W/O V.Varaprasad  (1998) • Dil Se  (1998) • Shool  (1999) • Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya  (2001) • Love Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega  (2001) • Road  (2002) • Darna Mana Hai  (2003) • Main Madhuri Dixit Banna Chahti Hoon  (2003) • Ek Hasina Thi  (2004) • Ab Tak Chhappan  (2004) • Gayab  (2004) • Vaastu Shastra  (2004) • D  (2005) • Mr Ya Miss  (2005) • Shabri  (2005) • Shock  (2006) • Darna Zaroori Hai  (2006) • Darwaaza Bandh Rakho  (2006) • Go (2007) • Zabardast  (2007) • Naan Aval Adhu  (2008)
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