Born in America, but raised in Havemahkeeta in India, with a population of 76, Maurice had always to better Deepak Chopra, and be sexually active, ever since he was 12. His Guru, Tugginmypudha, while approving of Deepak, cautions Maurice and has a chastity belt put around his waist. Years later, Maurice has established himself as Guru Pitka in America, but would like to appear in the Oprah Show and be better than Deepak Chopra. When Jane Bullard from the the Toronto Maple Leafs hires him to counsel their star hockey player, Darren Roanoke, to win back his wife, Prudence, from Kings' star player, Jacques Grande, and also stand up to his dominating mother, Lilian, he agrees to do so - with hilarious results

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Chal Chala Chal DVD(2009) | Bollywood Comedy Movie

Star Cast
Govinda...... Deepak
Murli Sharma...... Union Leader Mr. Singh
Reema Sen...... Payal
Rajpal Yadav...... Sundar
Om Puri
Asrani...... Lawyer
Manoj Joshi...... U.U. Upadhyay
Upasna Singh...... Chhaya
Amita Nangia...... Aprana
Razzak Khan...... Basantilal
Asif Basra...... Harilal
Director: Rajiv Kumar
Producer: G.P.Vijay Kumar , Manna Shetty , Dharmesh Raj Kotia
MUSIC_DIRECTOR: Anand Raj Anand , Anu Malik , Sunil Jha

Release Date
February 6, 2009

The buddha was as mortal as you and I, yet he attained enlightenment and was raised to the rank of an immortal. The miracle is that he got there following a heart as human as yours and mine, and just as vulnerable

Eastern philosophy popularizer and mind-body pioneer Chopra has done novels before, and critics have not found fiction his long suit. That should change with this tale of how the Indian prince Siddhartha came to be the enlightened one, the Buddha. The subject is tailor-made for Chopra. He can draw on what he's familiar with: the ancient Indian culture that shaped the historic personage of the Buddha, and the powers of mind that meditation harnesses.

Although the novel begins a little slowly with exposition and character introduction, once the character of the Buddha is old enough to occupy center stage, Chopra simply portrays the natural internal conflict experienced by any human seeking spiritual wisdom and transformation. Centered on a single character, the narrative moves forward simply and inexorably. Especially imaginative and intriguing is the low-key nature of the Buddha's enlightenment experience.