Call for Fun

Call For Fun
Film poster
Directed by Janak Toprani
Produced by Hardik Patel
Starring Zaan Khan
Charu Asopa
Shubhangi Mehrotra
Swagata Naik
Prasad shikhre
Arya Priyanka
Parmeet Sethi
Kishore Pradhan
Prashant Kanaujia
Aashish Gade
Bharat Dabholkar
Linesh Fanse
Music by Lalit Pandit
Cinematography Rajendra Prasad
Edited by Sanjib Datta
Release date
  • 6 October 2017 (2017-10-06)
Country India
Language Hindi

Call For Fun is a 2017 comedy written and directed by Janak Toprani and produced by Hardik Patel. The lead cast are Zaan Khan, Shubhangi Mehrotra, Charu Asopa, Prasad Shikhre, Arya Priyanka, Swagata Naik, Aashish Gade, Prashant Kanaujia, Parmeet Sethi, Linesh Fanse, Bharat Dabholkar, Kishore Pradhan. The creative director is Poornima Toprani, the lyricist is Alok Ranjan Jha and the choreographer for the movie is Sada Yadav. The film songs are composed by Lalit Pandit, of legendary Jatin-Lalit.

The movie was released on 6 October 2017.[1]

Plot

Call For Fun is a ‘coming of age’ film that tells a tale of a smart college kid who is learning the hard way about the various nuances of business life and later coming out of it triumphantly. It portrays the modern day youth who still have their Indian values in place.

The movie features Yash(Zaan Khan) who is an easy going, intelligent young man who loves adventures and is fun loving. He is grounded in life, but eager to achieve great success, but as soon as he can!

Just when Yash’s college gets over, Yash parents Dev and Shiela are urgently required to go to the US for a few months. Dev places all the faith in his son, thinking that it is a good opportunity for Yash to learn the functioning of call center and gain work experience before pursuing MBA.

Yash defies his father’s conventional approach to business in his absence and begins to expand the call center business by procuring more clients. The expansion back fires resulting in delayed payments, back logs and over heads. Yash gets desperate to try to control the situation and even ends up using the college fund that his father has saved for his foreign education. But the situation goes out of control and it gets imperative of Yash to way to recover money.

The twist in the movie comes when during a casual discussion with college friends, Yash discovers a perfect solution to get out of the soup he had landed in. He comes up with the idea of Party Talkline. He begins the new business, only to embark on a series of comical misadventures, including the mafia.

Amidst all the chaos and various incidents, Yash realizes that in these trying times, people are very lonely and they don’t have any outlet to share their problems, and a counseling helpline is the need of the hour.[2]

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Cast

  • Zaan Khan as Yash
  • Shubhangi Mehrotra as Anu
  • Charu Asopa as Sush
  • Prashant Kanaujia as Lucky
  • Prasad Shikhre as Paddy
  • Swagata Naik as Katy
  • Arya Priyanka as Rinku
  • Aashish Gade as Vasu
  • Linesh Fanse as Dabla Supari, The Don
  • Parmeet Sethi as Dev Mehra
  • Bharat Dabholkar as Mr Sabarwala
  • Lubna Salim as Sheila Mehra
  • Vaquar as Inspector Lokhande

Production

It is a FilmQuest Entertainment Production. The trailer of the film was released on 7 September 2017. Soundtrack Paisa Paisa- Shaan, Lalit Pandit, Pratibha Baghel 1 O'clock Call - Aaman Trikha, Lalit Pandit, Yashraaj Kapill, Pratibha Singh Baghel, Bhoomi Trivedi 1 O'clock Call - Bhoomi Trivedi, Aman Trikha, Lalit Pandit, ... Kya Yahi Pyar Hai - Amitabh NarayanKya Yahi Pyar Hai (Call For Fun) Amitabh Narayan Be With It (Call For Fun) Bhoomi Trivedi, Aman Trikha, Lalit Pandit, ... Be With It (Call For Fun) Aaman Trikha, Lalit Pandit, Yashraaj Kapill.

References

  1. ↑ "Call For Fun trailer introduces nine newcomers; film to clash with Chef, Julie 2". Firstpost. Retrieved 12 September 2017.
  2. ↑ "'Call For Fun' trailer is exciting and entertaining". Bollywood Bubble. Retrieved 7 September 2017.
  3. ↑ "Call For Fun Trailer Is Full Of Double Meaning & Sexy Talks! Can't Wait To Watch This Movie". RVCJ. Retrieved 7 September 2017.
  4. ↑ "Pahlaj Nihalani's 'Julie 2' to clash with Janak Toprani's 'Call for Fun'". Times Of India. Retrieved 9 September 2017.
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