The trailer of Made in China released on 18th September 2019 today it is trending at No 1. The movie promises to be fun, rollicking great ride. The movie stars Rajkumar Rao, Mouni Roy, Boman Irani, Manoj Joshi, and also features guest appearances from the redoubtable Paresh Rawal and Gajraj Rao. Not only did people love the Made in China trailer the memes also came thick and fast soon after the trailer release.
When life gives you another chance, you “go to China and bring back the ultimate Jugaad,” says the description below the YouTube trailer. The movie is the story about Raghu’s journey from Nepali handicraft dealer to a millionaire. The movie is directed and co-written by Dinesh Vijan and produced by Mikhil Musale.
Rajkumar Rao's ability to effortlessly get into the skin of any role he’s playing was duly noted and the presence of Boman Irani was much appreciated. The movie will release on 25th October this year to coincide with the Diwali weekend.
Known more for her TV performances, Mouni Roy has a formidable fan following. Her fans are delighted that they will get to see her on the big screen.
The movie charts the journey of the ambitious businessman who uses good old Indian jugaad to get ahead in life.
Shubh Mangal Savdhaan which released a couple of years back dealt with a delicate male problem. Made in China appears to offer a solution?
The movie promises to be hilarious; with talented actors blessed with terrific comic timing.
This line from the trailer by Paresh Rawal is simply made for memes. People think it’s really apposite for those highly overpriced, so-called premium products.
Vijay Mallya is the man who defrauded his banks, refused to pay employees and seemed to care nothing for his shareholders. Clearly he is another businessman who seems to think along these lines.
Rawal may be a guest actor in the film, but his lines seemed to have made quite an impact.
Anyone who has had their boss give them a motivational pep talk recognises this.
After the Made in China trailer, a thought for the products that are actually Made in China?
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