Star Cast : Akshaye Khanna, Shriya Saran, Mugdha Godse, Satish Kaushik, Annu Kapoor, Veena Malik.
Director : Rumy Jafry
Music : Anu Malik
Producer : Nitin Manmohan, Sangeeta Ahir, Prakash Chandnani, Sanjay Punamiya

Story

Set in Bhopal, Bharat (Akshaye Khanna) is a bank cashier and a part time Hanuman at local Ramleela. His aspirations are drawn by his father Shivnarayan (Satish Kaushik) who aims for him to promote to playing Ram (serve the country in being corruption free and morally rooted). Bharat once refuses to help politician (Murli Sharma) in his campaigns by handing over his house and instead goes ahead helping another morally correct politician Mohanlal. In turn he ends up irking the former politician who's younger brother traps him in a never ending bureaucratic tamasha to teach him a lesson

One night, Bharat learns that a table fan is supposedly stolen from his house that he is ordered to reclaim it from the court. In a bid to not get entangled in legal proceedings, Bharat is made to bribe almost everyone right from the witness, lawyer, thief, cop etc. This continues till he finds himself locked up in jail!

Having films like God Tussi Great Ho and Life Partner to his credit, comedy writer-director Rumy Jafry tries his hands in Shyam Benegal's Well Done Abba type satire. However, the filmmaker who was once a very famous comedy writer in the '90s, ends up presenting a jaded drama that's long seen and enjoyed. GGCH comes across as a cross between Pankaj Kapur's Office Office and Well Done Abba.