OH MY GOD Posters

Originally posted by: Dexterkichokri.

Shiv Sena is most probably gonna have a field day lambasting the first one.

Originally posted by: taurean12

I think it seems very similar to the movie below except in this one it's the devil and not god!! It came out in 2011

Originally posted by: New_nova

It's based on hindi play krishan vs kanhaiya. In which paresh rawal has worked.

Originally posted by: taurean12

Thanks for letting me know, my bad! guess the plots looked similar so I thought it was an 'adaptation' of a hollywood movie again!!.

Krishanlal Mehta, an atheist by choice and an antiques seller by profession faces an unpleasant situation when his livelihood (shop) is shaken & completely toppled under the force of an earthquake. Being a thorough gujarati businessman he has the shop well insured but he gets a rude shock when told that his dukaan is not eligible for the insurance claim as the devastation was an 'Act of God' and not man-made / caused. With no means of earning and with the insurance company turning a deaf ear to his pleas, he decides to file a case against God in a court of law so as to collect his money from Him.

What follows is a very intelligent, deeply thought out and well argued case for and against the existence of God, the role of multi-billion religious trusts, how the common man has become 'God fearing' rather than 'God loving' and the fallacies of insurance.

To add a twist to the tale, Kanhaiya – the Lord Himself – presents himself to Krishanlal and through witty dialogues & smart arguments gets him to see the true picture of God. Yet, this play isn't about an atheist getting converted to a hardcore believer; but rather the discovery of oneself with the help of a wise friend in the avatar of God.

Originally posted by: Mrsimisam

Wats dis...??...i have no idea about dis movie...

Btw dats Akshay na..??😕

Originally posted by: New_nova

But i think both has similar kind of plot . u might be right in your guess.
Here is the plot of that play .

Krishanlal Mehta, an atheist by choice and an antiques seller by profession faces an unpleasant situation when his livelihood (shop) is shaken & completely toppled under the force of an earthquake. Being a thorough gujarati businessman he has the shop well insured but he gets a rude shock when told that his dukaan is not eligible for the insurance claim as the devastation was an 'Act of God' and not man-made / caused. With no means of earning and with the insurance company turning a deaf ear to his pleas, he decides to file a case against God in a court of law so as to collect his money from Him.

What follows is a very intelligent, deeply thought out and well argued case for and against the existence of God, the role of multi-billion religious trusts, how the common man has become 'God fearing' rather than 'God loving' and the fallacies of insurance.

To add a twist to the tale, Kanhaiya ' the Lord Himself ' presents himself to Krishanlal and through witty dialogues & smart arguments gets him to see the true picture of God. Yet, this play isn't about an atheist getting converted to a hardcore believer; but rather the discovery of oneself with the help of a wise friend in the avatar of God.