Welcome to Sajjanpur

• Shreyas Talpade: Mahadev
• Amrita Rao: Kamla
• Ravi Kishan: Ramkumar
• Divya Dutta: Vindhya
• Ila Arun: Mausi
• Kunal Kapoor: Bansi (guest appearance )

Welcome to Sajjanpur is an Indian comedy film directed by Shyam Benegal from the year 2008.

Action

Mahadev is a young educated man who lives in a small Indian village called Sajjanpur. He writes for the most part illiterate villagers letters to their relatives. Its convincing in most cases exaggerated choice of words makes him very popular with the population. He himself would like to be an author and tells his story:

For example, turns to the young Ramkumar at him to his mistress to send a love letter. The only catch is her father, who is very strict and does not let her out of sight.

Furthermore Mausi wants her daughter Vindhya finally bring under the hood and asks Mahadev for help.

Also Kamla can write her letters from him. She is his childhood friend and Mahadev has since been in love with her. Now, however, Kamla is married and wants her husband Bansi, who works in Bombay to send the letters. He estimates Bansi as a ruthless man who does not care about his wife. Accordingly, he also wrote the letters. He soon realizes, however, that he has made ​​a mistake and Bansi has misjudged. Therefore, he is now trying everything to turn straight again and travels to Bombay.

This fictional village stories based on Mahadevs experience, he co-authored a novel, and tells the publisher the end of the respective stories: Ramkumar and his lover did not find their luck and have committed suicide together. Kamla and Bansi are happily united. And what Vindhya is concerned, she is now married to Mahadev.

Music

Others

Actually the film Mahadev Ka Sajjanpur to be called.