Amitabh Bachchan’s cameo in the title song sort of gives people a hint of what ambrosia is in store for them all through ‘Bol Bachchan’. And believe me; leave your sensibilities at home before going to watch this one. They will not be able to bear so much of torment.

So after the opening song, the film takes about five minutes to make Abbas Ali (Abhishek Bachchan) and his sister Sania Ali (Asin) migrate from Delhi to Ranakpur in Rajasthan. Reason – the severely used and abused evil-brother-wrongly-usurping-all-property-of-the-good-brother theory, and Abbas and Sania find themselves, barely a blink-of-an-eye later, in an alien land.

During the train journey from Delhi to Rajasthan, Shastri (Asrani) fills the brother and sister in about the methods of Ranakpur. Prithvi Raj Singh (Ajay Devgn) is the unofficial ruler of the village, and is at loggerheads with his cousin. The audience is treated to snippets of Prithvi’s detestation for lies and liars and his equal concern for the injured. The Pehelwan Prithvi is single-handedly responsible for the good of the village and its villagers and would lay down his life but not shift elsewhere – despite constantly being attacked by his goon of a cousin.