Akbar Bin Tabar

Two handcuffed criminals Laddoo (Mast Ali) and Ajju (Aziz Nasser) make a run for it from under the nose of inspector RK (RK). They unwittingly land in Shaitanpur, where Tillu Terror (Adnan Sajid) claims he has a hold. Tillu wants to make use of the pair of smart-aleck fugitives in order to find a treasure he's been hankering after. Meanwhile, there's a bunch of other goons that the Tillu Terror camp has to worry about.

Unemployed slacker Nawab lives a poor lifestyle in Chaqu-Pura, Hyderabad, with his elderly parents and refuses to find employment. He spends his time with another slacker, Baba, and are financed by their Auto-Rikshaw driver friend, Abbu. Both also indulge in petty theft and act as con-men to make money. His fed-up father asks them to leave, and they end up at Abbu's house. Not satisfied, they con Abbu's landlord, Jango Pathan, to lend them Rs.25000/- which they lose in a Carrom game. They decide to break into a wealthy man's house, steal, sell the goods, and then re-pay their debt. But the hapless duo comically end up being caught by the police and their plight is telecast on TV. Watch what impact this news has on Jango, Abbu, and Nawab's parents.

Street-smart Sherwani model Prakash dreams of earning 1 crore to secure his future. Unaware of his neighbor Noor's love, he sees his chance through wealthy politician's daughter Sweety. When an unexpected incident sends Prakash and Noor on the run with stolen money, they must confront their feelings and dreams.

A Local unemployed and notorious youth locks his horns with the Comic local gangster Gullu.

A groom becomes indebted to a money-lending gangster, so he can pay for a grand wedding celebration.

The third in the series, after Fun aur Masti and Gullu Dada Returns, Gullu Dada Thiree is a film with good blend of just every emotion that will set in your heart with thrice the fun and laughter.

When six families find themselves without a home after their illegal building is razed down by municipal authorities, they decide to take revenge against the realtors who sold them their flats.