Laapataa Ladies | cast, trailer, release, download
Laapataa Ladies movie is a Bollywood comedy drama made under a small budget. Laapataa Ladies is a new presentation of Jio Studio and Aamir Khan Production house. Laapataa Ladies movie is produced by Aamir Khan, Kiran Rao and Jyoti Deshpande. Original story of Laapataa Ladies is written by Biplab Goswami. Laapata Ladies movie has been directed by Kiran Rao.
Laapataa Ladies Movie Story
Laapataa Ladies is a comedy drama story of a villager Deepak Kumar who newly weds with her wife Phool. When Deepak returns to his home after getting married with her wife Phool where his family is welcome them. Deepak and his family get shocked when he lift the Ghoonghat of new bride as they finds that she is not her wife Phool. This new bride is Pushpa Rani which got exchanged on a railway station. Deepak Kumar went to Police station to lodge the FIR of her lost wife Phool but he had a single photo of his wedding in which her wife Phool appears but in this photo she is in ghoonghat. So it makes hard and funny for police to find Phool. Who is Pushpa Rani and what is her mystery? Will Deepak find her wife Phool?
Laapataa Ladies Movie Release Date
Laapataa Ladies movie is going to be released on 1st March 2024 in cinemas. The OTT rights of the movie has been grabbed by Netflix but OTT release date of the movie has not been announced yet.
Laapataa Ladies Movie Music
Music of the Laapataa Ladies has been given by Ram Sampath. Shreya Ghoshal, Arjit Singh, Sukhwinder Singh, Sona Mahapatra are the singers in this movie. Music of this movie has been provided by T-Series.
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