Ekkees Toppon Ki Salaami is a fitting tribute to the common man who still values his self-respect more than his pay cheque. Nearing his retirement, living in a modest chawl in Mumbai, Purushottam Narayan Joshi (Anupam Kher) serves the BMC diligently as a jamadar for 37 years of his life. While he takes pride in his morals, discipline and work ethics, annoyed by his unyielding honesty, his sons Shekhar (Manu Rishi Chadha) and Subhash (Divyendu Sharma) think otherwise. They find his ‘lectures’ boring and low-paying job worthless.

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But Ravindra Gautam, who makes his directorial debut with this film, thinks it’s the right script to start with. “The movie has a strong social message, which has been put across in an entertaining way,” he says.

Producer Abhinav Shukla, who conceptualised the film, seconds him. He states, “We were always sure about the idea because it shows the complex element of a father-son relationship, but it’s conveyed in a satirical manner, which is rare in Bollywood.” About zeroing in on Ravindra as the director, he says, “We’ve worked together in the past on a few TV shows. I always trusted his directorial skills. More importantly, he’s a friend. So we always had that comfort level.”

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