मुझे तोड़ दों, मोड़ दों, जिन-जोड़ दों पर ऐसे मत तड़पाओ | Rajpal Yadav, Johnny Lever | Indian Comedy

मुझे तोड़ दों, मोड़ दों, जिन-जोड़ दों पर ऐसे मत तड़पाओ | Rajpal Yadav, Johnny Lever | Indian Comedy

Brief Summary

This video features a series of comedic skits and dialogues. It begins with a philosophical exchange about knowledge and mastery, transitions into scenes involving a "Maharaj" and predictions, and introduces a character who expresses frustration and a desire to be challenged. The video then shifts to interactions with a "Shazada" (prince), a daku (bandit) named Durjan, and a girl named Salih. The narrative involves themes of romance, danger, and rescue, culminating in confrontations and demands for keys.

  • Philosophical exchange about knowledge and mastery
  • Introduction of a "Maharaj" and predictions
  • Interactions with a "Shazada" (prince), a daku (bandit) named Durjan, and a girl named Salih

Philosophical Exchange and Predictions

The video starts with a philosophical discussion about knowledge, attributing all knowledge to God. The speaker claims that by going to their "chattar chaya," one can become the master of their children. This is followed by the appearance of a "Maharaj" who makes cryptic predictions, mentioning Ram Chandra and a scenario involving fish eating fish.

Government and Anger

The scene shifts to a discussion about being in one's father's house and knowing how to escape. There's a reference to the government being present and a character expressing anger, with another character noting it's the voice of a "little government."

Daku and Romance

The conversation turns to the possibility of a "daku" (bandit) returning, followed by the arrival of "dakuni" (female bandits). A car is shown, described as longing for a "Shazada" (prince) to take it for a ride. The wind is mentioned as being unfavourable, but the car is deemed suitable.

Challenges and Frustrations

A character expresses a desire to have their condition worsened, broken, twisted, and tormented, but not in a way that causes suffering. They mention a "Shazada" and a "pagal" (madman). The scene then involves opening a door and a character named "Gajraj" speaking from somewhere.

Rescue and Danger

A character seeks help, mentioning that the daku Durjan is back. They claim to have been taken by someone and need assistance to escape a dangerous situation.

Salih and the Trunk

The scene introduces a girl named Salih. There's a discussion about taking a trunk to save three people and using a cycle. The character mentions taking the police and not being at fault if someone sees them.

भैंस and चाबी

A character explains that someone's भैंस (buffalo) has been stolen and they've come to file a report. They declare that they've given their जान (life) and दिल (heart) to someone. Another character urges to protect them at all costs.

Confrontation and Demands

The video concludes with a confrontation, where a character is accused of looting. There's a threat involving "loha sing" (iron horn) and a demand for keys. The keys include those for a गाड़े (cart), a गोदाम (warehouse), and the दिल (heart).

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