Mussadilal is a dead man in the records. The pension record doesn't seem to be changing. Will Mussadilal be able to prove that he is alive and get his pension?
Mussadilal has to withdraw money from his bank account which is supposedly sealed and closed. There could be a loan, or a sundry amount. There is a change in photograph, a change in style and still no money! Find out how.. A show with a difference. In a nutshell ek dilchasp, rip-roaring, rib tickling comedy rather, satire on the everyday trials of the common man and our rather handicapped system. The conniving, cutthroat and lackadaisical attitude of our system is represented in an extremely humorous manner. The system is represented by a group of actors who are constantly highlighting the pathetic mindset of our junior level officers. They say, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Pankaj Kapoor, leaves no stone upturned in his portrayal of the system beaten man. The very obvious strength of this show is its pathos driven satire. Well crafted by the writers and effectively portrayed by the actors, this show is one of its kinds
Mussadilal is out to the RTO to get his license made. His start is ominous because he takes on the middleman one on one. Will he be able to get a license for his scooter?
When one man cannot control his bladder, it often creates a blunder. Find out what happens when Mussadilal pee's in public.
The government has started buying mice from common people in a bid to curtail the spread of leptospirosis, and Mussadi does not want to be left out of the rat race. To maximize his profits, he enters into a deal with Shukla and Pandey, and sells off his shop to finance this opportunity. Providence, however, has another thing coming for Mussadi.
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