Fun2shh… Dudes in the 10th Century 2003

In a bustling Mumbai that constantly eyes the horizon for trouble, a notorious thief goes by the name Chindi Chor, devising his heists with brazen ease and no regard for security or the police. The city’s nerves are jangling until a bold event is announced: an exhibition and auction for a crown once worn by Emperor Babushah. The challenge draws a line in the sand—Chindi declares he will steal the crown, and to prove it, the mastermind behind the event, Ghoshal, hires private security to guard the priceless piece.

The plan unfolds with a shock: Chindi successfully makes off with the crown, turning the lives of the security team into a tangled chase. Among the suspects are the two guards, Vikram and Ajay, along with an accomplice, John D’Souza. These three find themselves on the run, desperate to clear their names and recover the crown. The hunt is relentless, the tension high, and the stakes enormous as they navigate the maze of clues and misdirections left by the cunning thief.

The pursuit takes a surreal turn when, during a fierce pursuit, the trio crashes into a wall and is transported back in time to the 10th century, landing squarely inside the palace of Emperor Babushah. Confusion reigns at first: they mistake the ancient surroundings for a Bollywood set and treat the centuries-old drama as a joke. Their prankish disbelief quickly gives way to a grim realization—they are prisoners, and their only chance to set things right lies in escaping, reclaiming the crown, and somehow bringing it back to the present day to absolve themselves of the crime.

Stranded in a world of chivalry and ancient intrigue, the trio must navigate royal politics, treacherous plots, and the sheer odds stacked against them as they plot an improbable escape. The mission becomes not just a race against time but a test of wit, nerve, and luck. Every step forward inches them closer to the truth, while every misstep risks the crown slipping further away and their chance to return to the 21st century fading. In the end, their journey is a precarious balance between danger and wonder, where only a touch of luck—or a miracle—might reunite them with the modern world and restore their innocence in the eyes of those who mistrust them.