Picking up exactly where the first film left off, the trio of Raju, Shyam, and Baburao has become wealthy. However, Raju gets greedy and invests their collective fortune in a "double your money in 21 days" scheme offered by a con woman. After losing everything and finding themselves in debt to a dangerous gangster, the three must navigate a series of hilarious and chaotic events involving a stolen collection of diamonds and a circus to recover their wealth. Release Date: June 9, 2006 Running Time: 153 minutes Language: Hindi Music: Himesh Reshammiya Cultural Impact
. The film's dialogues—such as Baburao's "Dene wala jab bhi deta, deta chhappar faad ke"—have become linguistic shortcuts for discussing financial absurdity and luck in Indian pop culture. The Times of India index of phir hera pheri
It grossed roughly ₹69.12 crore worldwide, earning a "Super Hit" status. Picking up exactly where the first film left
What follows is a masterclass in confusion. Raju pretends to be a police officer. Shyam pretends to be a don. Babu Bhaiya gets trapped in a locker with a dead body. The plot involves a missing tape, a suitcase full of cash, a haunted bungalow, and the unforgettable line: "Ankhiyon se golay baras rahe hain... target mera kidney hai." Release Date: June 9, 2006 Running Time: 153