Pyare Mohan

Two former Bollywood stuntmen—one blind and the other deaf—come to the rescue of two sisters who have been framed for murder. The story mixes slap‑stick situations with a crime premise. It is a comedy starring Fardeen Khan and Vivek Oberoi.

Pyare Mohan is a programme classified as a movie, presented in a comedic style. It centres on an unconventional pair of heroes and the unusual circumstances that bring them together. The story follows two former Bollywood stuntmen – one who has lost his sight and the other who is deaf – as they step in to help two sisters who have been wrongly accused of murder. Their unique abilities and past experience in stunt work become the tools they use to untangle the sisters’ predicament and clear their names. The film is pitched as a comedy, relying on the contrast between the protagonists’ disabilities and their daring, action‑filled backgrounds to generate humour. The narrative leans on the chemistry between the lead performers, with Fardeen Khan and Vivek Oberoi taking the central roles. By pairing physical comedy with a plot about wrongful accusation, Pyare Mohan offers a light‑hearted take on a rescue mission, using the distinctive traits of its main characters to drive the humour and the unfolding of events.