Mansoor Khan helmed as well as co-wrote Josh, a 2000 Bollywood Hindi-language romantic action movie. Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai, Chandrachur Singh, as well as Sharad Kapoor appear in the movie. The movie was created and filmed in Goa as well as is mostly in Hindi with just some Konkani. The storey is set around 1980, in Goa, against the background of real estate dealings.
After just a five-year sabbatical, filmmaker Mansoor Khan returns with this picture. It’s written by Neeraj Vora, with such a screenplay by Neeraj Vora and Mansoor Khan, centred on a narrative by Mansoor Khan. Ganesh Jain and Ratan Jain produced the movie. United Seven Creations sponsored the picture, which was released on June 9, 2000.
This movie was the sixth highest-earning movie in India in 2000, making Rs 35 crore (US$2.6 million). The narrative of the film was heavily influenced by the 1961 film West Side Story.
There really are two competing street gangs in Vasco, Goa: the Bichhoos (Scorpions), who really are Hindu migrants, as well as the Eagles, who’ve been native Christians. Prakash Sharma (Sharad Kapoor) leads the Bichhoos, whereas Max Dias leads the Eagles (Shah Rukh Khan). Prakash is indeed a local enforcer who runs a gang that engages in shady dealings inside the Vasco real estate market.
Max, and including his educated twin sister Shirley (Aishwarya Rai), are orphans who, along with all the other guys of the Eagles, belongs to such a boisterous motorcycle gang. The gangs have bitter rivals who have drawn a line through town to prevent clashes. Father Jacob or even the local Police Inspector regularly intervenes in conflicts (Sharat Saxena).
Rahul (Chandrachur Singh), Prakash’s brother, is a well-educated master chef who works in Mumbai. He returns to Vasco after a two-year absence, expecting to return to Mumbai with his family. Rahul decides to take a tour of Vasco and discovers his love for the city all over again. Max, and including his educated twin sister Shirley (Aishwarya Rai), are orphans who, along with all the other guys of the Eagles, belongs to such a boisterous motorcycle gang. The gangs have bitter rivals who have drawn a line through town to prevent clashes. Father Jacob or even the local Police Inspector regularly intervenes in conflicts (Sharat Saxena).
Rahul (Chandrachur Singh), Prakash’s brother, is a well-educated master chef who works in Mumbai. He returns to Vasco after a two-year absence, expecting to return to Mumbai with his family. Rahul decides to take a tour of Vasco and discovers his love for the city all over again.
While being in Eagles territory, he sees Shirley and therefore is immediately captivated by her angelic grace and beauty. He ultimately develops feelings for Shirley as well as settles in Vasco, where he runs a pastry business. Nevertheless, he unwittingly finds embroiled inside the Eagles-Bichchoo rivalry that develops feelings for Shirley.
Prakash, who is in dire need of cash, intends to seize control of the village grounds. The grounds were once owned by Alberto Vasco, the village’s landlord as well as the man after whom town is called. Rahul discovers that Alberto’s land was passed down to a woman called Mary Anne Louise.
Oblivious to the fact of his brother’s machinations, Rahul goes to Mr Vasco’s home, where it would be discovered that Mary was indeed a tenant inside the villa which had belonged to Lady D’Costa (Nadira) twenty-two years ago. Rahul discovers out Mary is Max as well as Shirley’s mother, and also that the twins are Alberto Vasco’s illegitimate offspring, born in 1958.
Because he has formed a strong relationship with Shirley, Rahul intends to convey this knowledge to her in the form of a letter, but it is intercepted by Prakash. Prakash devises a plan to assassinate Max in order to gain access to Alberto Vasco’s rich estate. Max unintentionally shoots Prakash while protecting himself during a brutal brawl between both the Bichhoos and the Eagles.
The police capture Max, as well as his trial, which causes a breach amongst Shirley and Rahul. Max is ready to be hanged, but Rahul eventually reveals the truth, as well as he realises Prakash’s error.
Ultimately, Rahul and Shirley marry, and Max marries Rosanne, his long-time crush Priya Gill.
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