Lucky Baskhar' is not just a film; it's an inspiration for those who dare to dream big despite poverty. The story follows a common man, Baskhar, who constantly faces failures and disappointments in his life. Working as a low-level bank cashier, he watches as his superiors are promoted while his hard work is overlooked. This breeds a deep dissatisfaction within him, compelling him to change his fat e.
The story revolves around the 1992 Bombay stock market scam, where Baskhar uses public funds deposited in his bank to carve out a path for himself. Initially, his intention is only to improve his financial situation, but once he gets addicted to wealth, his moral boundaries begin to blur. The film shows how the desire for money can change a person and how they start compromising on their principles.
Baskhar's journey reveals that wealth is not just a goal but also a test. He gets trapped in a lavish lifestyle, using expensive cars and credit cards to flaunt his newfound status. It's a world where money becomes an addiction. The film repeatedly shows Baskhar saying, "Money is a bigger addiction than cigarettes, alcohol, or drugs."
But the most crucial part of the story is its ending. Before a bank scam is exposed, Baskhar cleverly empties his bank accounts and flees to America with his family. There, he starts a new life as a successful hotel businessman. His success story forces us to ponder whether he truly escaped his poverty or merely ran away from his mistakes. This story is proof that true success isn't just about earning wealth but about maintaining your principles. ... See More